Switching, latching and impulse relays from ABB and Schneider Electric control lighting, heating and auxiliary loads in distribution boards and panels. The range includes ABB CR-S, CR-P, CR-M and CR-U pluggable relays, E290 latching relays and Acti 9 iTL impulse relays, rated from 1 A to 32 A. Stoklink ships worldwide from Turkey and quotes project volumes on request.
What's in this range
- ABB CR-S, CR-P, CR-M and CR-U pluggable interface switching relays with 1 to 4 C/O contacts.
- ABB E290 electromechanical latching relays, 16 A and 32 A.
- Schneider Acti 9 iTL and iTLI impulse relays.
- ABB R600 DIN rail switching relays.
- Latching relays in 1, 2, 3 and 4-pole versions.
How to choose
- Operating principle: standard, latching (stays in position without coil power) or impulse (toggles on pulse).
- Coil voltage: 24 V DC, 230 V AC or the control voltage of your panel.
- Poles and rating: 1P to 4P, with the switched current up to 32 A for E290.
- Load type: lighting and capacitive loads can cause inrush, so check the lamp load rating.
- Mounting: DIN rail module or pluggable relay with socket.
FAQ
What is a latching relay?
A relay that keeps its contact position after the coil pulse ends. It uses no coil power while holding, which suits lighting and energy-saving circuits.
What is the difference between a latching and an impulse relay?
In practice the terms overlap. An impulse relay toggles its contacts on each pulse from one or several push buttons, and a latching relay may have separate set and reset coils.
Can you supply these relays in project quantities?
Stoklink ships worldwide from Turkey, EXW. Lead time depends on distributor stock, and project quantities are quoted on request.
