Leading the pack in giving safe and
sustainable options for home automation and smart grid systems is Zhejiang
Fanhar Electronics Co., Ltd. The FH31L and FH31L-100 latching relays are
particularly notable among their offerings given their great efficiency and
reliability in regulating energy and offering steady operation.
Technical Information
The rated load and maximum switching capacity of the two relays differ lightly,
but alternately their technical nuances are similar:
Contact Specs: AgSnO2 is the contact material; initial contact resistance is
≤1.0mΩ.
Electrical Performance: Initial insulation resistance 1000MΩ, dielectric
strength between open contacts 2000VAC, and between coil and contacts 4000VAC.
Mechanical Performance: Shock resistance 98m/s²(10g), vibration 10Hz~55Hz 1.5mm
double amplitude.
Operating Conditions: A temperature range of -40 degrees Celsius to 85 degrees
Celsius and a relative humidity of five percent to eighty-five percent.
Situations for Applications
The FH31L and FH31L-100 relays enhance performance and stability in new energy
systems, composite switches, smart homes, and smart meters. They're ideal to
enhance automation and energy management in modern applications for their
reliability.
Important Points
1.Factory State: By routine, relays will placed closed. Before use them, please reset them if needed.
2. Voltage Requirements: Ensure that the rated voltage has been met by the
voltage applied across the coil. One to a half of the rated voltage is the
actual driving voltage.
3. Prevent Dropping: Prevent dropping the
product or exposing it to external force impacts in order to preserve the
relays' original performance parameters.
IEC62052-31:2005 is met by both the FH31L and FH31L-100 relays; the FH31L-100
fits the UC3 standard, yet the FH31L serves the UC2 standard.They are known for
their superb work and safety, and they provide durability in an array of
applications. The FH31L and FH31L-100 will continue to offer solid backing for
secure operation of home automation systems and smart grids as technology
develops.