3. Pull in and release current
Pull in current: not less than 25mA. This relatively high current value ensures that even in the presence of large distributed capacitance and ground leakage resistance in the lead wire, sufficient ampere turns can still be established at both ends of the coil to drive the armature.
Release current: not less than 15mA. This ensures that the relay can be released cleanly and cleanly after the control signal is cut off, without sticking due to residual voltage.
4. Action time
Pull in time: At a rated voltage of 48V, when the resistance of the lead wire is 0 Ω, the typical pull in time is about 50ms (4-contact load); When the resistance of the lead wire increases to 200 Ω, the suction time is about 80ms. This delay characteristic needs to be considered when coordinating with the timing of the automation system.
Reset time: less than 35ms, ensuring quick response to the revocation of control instructions.
5. Contact capacity and load capacity
MVAW relays offer two types of contacts: standard contacts (for general control of AC/DC) and heavy-duty arcing contacts (specifically designed to enhance DC breaking capability).
Connection and continuous carrying:
Can continuously carry 5A current.
It can withstand a surge current of up to 30A in a short period of time (3 seconds), making it very suitable for connecting loads with high surge currents (such as relay coils and capacitor banks).
Breaking ability:
Communication: Standard contacts can disconnect 1250VA (maximum 5A/300V).
DC: Standard contacts can break 1250W (maximum 5A/300V) for resistive loads, but for inductive loads, the breaking capacity drops to 50W. This is determined by the difficulty of extinguishing DC arcs.
Heavy duty arcing contacts: When it is necessary to disconnect high DC voltage and current, heavy-duty contacts with magnetic arcing must be selected. The manual provides a specialized breaking capacity curve chart, indicating that under specific DC voltages (such as 48V, 110V, 220V), the blown arc contact can safely break DC currents ranging from several amperes to tens of amperes, greatly expanding the application range of relays.
6. Power consumption and insulation
Power consumption: At the rated voltage of 54V, the coil power consumption is 3.7W, which belongs to energy-saving design.
Insulation strength:
All terminals to housing: 2kV rms, 1 minute.
Between independent circuits: 2kV rms, 1 minute.
Between normally open contacts: 1kV rms, 1 minute.
Impulse withstand voltage: Complies with IEC 60255-5 and can withstand a peak impulse voltage of 5kV (1.2/50 µ s).
Compliant industrial standards and environmental adaptability
The MVAW series relays are designed strictly in accordance with international standards and are suitable for various harsh industrial environments.
1. Electromagnetic compatibility
High frequency interference: Complies with IEC 60255-22-1 Class III standard, can withstand interference between independent circuits and up to 2.5kV peak to ground, and can withstand up to 1.0kV peak between terminals of the same circuit (except for contacts).
EMC Directive: Compliant with 89/336/EEC, proven to comply with EN 50081-2 (Universal Emission Standard) and EN 50082-2 (Universal Immunity Standard) through the Technical Construction File (TCF) route.
2. Product safety
Low Voltage Directive: Compliant with 73/23/EEC, its safety is demonstrated by referencing general safety standards such as EN 61010-1 and EN 60950.
3. Environmental adaptability
temperature
Operation: -25 ° C to+55 ° C
Storage and transportation: -25 ° C to+70 ° C
Humidity: Can withstand a humid and hot environment of 56 days, 93% relative humidity, and 40 ° C as specified in IEC 60068-2-3.
Protection level: The shell complies with IEC 60529 IP50 and has dust-proof capability.
Vibration: Complies with IEC 60255-21-1 Class 1 response level and can withstand slight vibrations during operation.
Mechanical Structure and Installation
The MVAW relay adopts a modular plug-in structure (specific wiring needs to refer to the product manual), which is easy to maintain and replace.
Shell size:
MVAW 11 and MVAW 13 (single pole) use a Size 2 casing.
MVAW 21 (bipolar) adopts a Size 4 casing.
Installation method: Typically, embedded panel installation or backplate installation is used, with the wiring terminals located at the rear of the housing.
Ordering Information and Selection Guide
When ordering MVAW series relays, in order to ensure obtaining products that meet application requirements, the following information must be clearly stated:
Relay model: MVAW 11, MVAW 13, or MVAW 21.
Rated voltage: Select the correct coil voltage specification, and the optional range includes:
30/34V dc
48/54V dc
110/125V dc
220/250V dc
Contact type:
Standard AC/DC contacts (for general control)
Heavy load DC arc blowing contact (used in situations where high DC loads need to be disconnected, the capacity needs to be confirmed by referring to the curve diagram).
Optional operation indicator: Clarify whether a manual reset mechanical indicator is required.
