AZ945 20 AMP MINIATURE POWER RELAY FOR AUTOMOTIVE USE FEATURES • • • • • • Dual relay (H Type) for motor reversing control 50% less space than two conventional relays 20 Amp contacts Low cost Sealed for immersion cleaning Low acoustic noise CONTACTS GENERAL DATA Arrangement 2 Form C (H Bridge Type) Resistive load: Life Expectancy Mechanical Electrical Minimum operations 5 x 106 1 x 105 at 20 A 14 VDC Res. Ratings Max. switched power: 280 W Max. switched voltage: 30 VDC Operate Time (typical) 5 ms at nominal coil voltage 2 Form C: 20 A at 14 VDC Release Time (typical) 2 ms at nominal coil voltage (with no coil suppression) Material Silver tin oxide Resistance < 100 milliohms initially (24V, 1 A voltage drop method) COIL Dielectric Strength 1000 VDC coil to contact (at sea level for 1 min.) 1000 VDC between open contacts Insulation Resistance 250 megohms min. at 20°C 500 VDC 50% RH Dropout Greater than 7.5% of nominal coil voltage Ambient Temperature Operating Storage At nominal coil voltage -40°C (-40°F) to 85°C (185°F) -40°C (-40°F) to 155°C (311°F) Vibration 0.062" DA at 10–55 Hz Shock 15 g Acoustic Noise 95 dBA (at 10 cm, 14 VDC) 77 dBA (at 1 cm, 14 VDC) Enclosure P.B.T. polyester Terminals Tinned copper alloy, P. C. Max. Solder Temp. 270°C (518°F) Max. Solder Time 5 seconds Max.Solvent Temp. 80°C (176°F) Max. Immersion Time 30 seconds Weight 25 grams Power At Pickup Voltage (typical) 200 mW (sensitive coil) 230 mW (standard coil) Max. Continuous Dissipation 2.7 W at 20°C (68°F) ambient Temperature Rise 50°C (90°F) at nominal coil voltage Temperature Max. 155°C (311°F) NOTES 1. All values at 20°C (68°F). 2. Relay may pull in with less than “Must Operate” value. 3. Specifications subject to change without notice. 3/19/01 AZ945 RELAY ORDERING DATA COIL SPECIFICATIONS Nominal Coil VDC 12 Must Operate VDC 6.8 Max. Continuous VDC 24.6 12 6.0 20.5 Coil Resistance ±10% 225 155 Must Release VDC 0.9 0.9 ORDER NUMBER AZ945–2C–12DSE AZ945–2C–12DE MECHANICAL DATA Dimensions in inches with metric equivalents in parentheses. Tolerance: ± .010" 3/19/01