Phoenix Relay: Phoenix Contact Relays

IndMALL Automation offers Phoenix Relay solutions, ideal for industrial automation. Phoenix Contact Relays Logic Modules combine logic, interface, and field connections in a compact system, suitable for various applications. Their Solid State and Electromechanical Relays ensure reliable switching, available in compact modules and special versions for diverse industrial uses.

The ETD Time Relay series, with its space-saving design, is perfect for time control in building installations and machinery production, offering multifunctionality and adaptability. We can assure you our prices are better than Authorized Phoenix Relay Distributors in Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Tirupati, Bangalore, Coimbatore, and Ahmedabad, India.

Phoenix Relay: Logic Modules

Integration: Combines logic, interface, and field connection levels.
I/O Signals: Switch and control using a compact system.
Modularity: This can be combined with relay and analog modules.
Applications: Suitable for various industrial automation fields.
Flexibility: Modular structure for diverse applications.

Phoenix Solid State Relay and Electromechanical Relays

Reliability: Ensures reliable switching operations in system automation.
Variety: Wide range of solid-state and electromechanical relays, both plug-in and module types.
Coupling Relays: For high system availability.
Compact Relay Modules: Highly compact and efficient for various applications.
Special Versions: Including relays for Ex area and hybrid solid-state relays.
Applications: Suitable for universal use in various industrial settings.

Phoenix Contact Relays: ETD Time

ETD Time Relays: Suitable for controlling simple time sequences.
Space-Saving Design: 6 mm time relays with one adjustable time and one fixed function.
Multifunctional Relays: Offer selectable time ranges and functions.
Application: Ideal for building installation and series production of machines and systems.
Variety: Range of multifunctional relays for different time control applications.

IndMALL Automation offers a comprehensive range of Phoenix relays, known for their reliability and versatility. Our selection includes the Phoenix Relay 24VDC, ideal for various industrial applications. The Phoenix Slim Relay and Phoenix Contact Slim Relay 24VDC are perfect for space-constrained environments, offering efficient performance in a compact design.

For safety-critical applications, the Phoenix Safety Relay provides dependable protection. The Phoenix Solid State Relay and Phoenix SSR Relay are designed for high-speed switching and long life, with no moving parts. The Phoenix Contact Relay 24VDC and 230VAC models ensure compatibility with different voltage requirements.

Our Phoenix Relay Module and Phoenix PLC Relay are suitable for integrating into control systems and enhancing automation processes. The Phoenix 24VDC Relay is a standard choice for reliability. For larger setups, the Phoenix Relay Board 8 Channel 24VDC offers multiple relay channels in one convenient unit.

Choose IndMALL Automation for Phoenix Contact Relays, where quality meets functionality, catering to all your industrial relay needs.

Product List:

Model No	Dimensions (W x H x D)	Input voltage UN	Stripping length	Screw thread	Mounting Type	Connection Method
PLC-BSC- 24DC/21	6.2 mm x 80 mm x 94 mm	24 V DC	8 mm	M3	DIN rail mounting	Screw Method
PLC-RSC- 24DC/21	6.2 mm x 80 mm x 94 mm	24 V DC	8 mm	M3	DIN rail mounting	Screw Method
PLC-RSC-120UC/21/MS	6.2 mm x 80 mm x 94 mm	120 V AC – 110 V DC	10 mm	M3	DIN rail mounting	Screw connection
PLC-RPT-230UC/21AU	6.2 mm x 80 mm x 94 mm	230 V AC- 220 V DC	8 mm	–	DIN rail mounting	Push-in connection

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Use of Contact Relay?

The use of a contact relay is to electrically control a larger load with a smaller input signal. It acts as a switch, allowing low-power circuits to control high-power circuits. Relays are essential in automation, enabling control systems to operate heavy machinery, lights, or other electrical loads safely and efficiently.

They provide isolation between control and power circuits, enhancing safety and functionality.

Which Relay is Mostly Used?

The most commonly used relay is the electromagnetic relay, particularly in industrial and automation applications. It operates using an electromagnet to mechanically operate a switch, allowing control of a large electrical load with a small input current. Its popularity stems from its reliability, simplicity, and effectiveness in a wide range of control applications.

What is the Output of a Solid State Relay?

The output of a solid-state relay (SSR) is a controlled AC or DC voltage, depending on the model. Unlike mechanical relays, SSRs use semiconductor devices like thyristors, triacs, or transistors to switch the output circuit.

This allows for fast, silent, and wear-free switching, making SSRs ideal for high-speed, high-frequency applications with no mechanical contacts involved.

What is the Working Principle of Timer Relay?

The working principle of a timer relay involves initiating a time-delayed action in an electrical circuit. Upon receiving an input signal, an internal timer starts counting.

After reaching the preset delay time, it activates or deactivates the output contacts. This mechanism controls the timing of operations in circuits, using mechanical, electronic, or pneumatic timing elements.

What is a Time Delay Relay Used for?

A time delay relay is used to provide controlled timing functions in electrical circuits. It delays the activation or deactivation of an output based on a preset time period.

Commonly used in industrial and automation applications, it’s ideal for sequential starting of machines, delayed lighting systems, and safety checks before machinery activation, ensuring precise timing control in various processes.

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