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Electromagnetic relays are key components in electrical engineering and play an important role in a variety of applications. From home appliances to industrial automation systems, electromagnetic relays provide the necessary functions for circuit control and switching operations. In this article, ATO.com looks at why we need electromagnetic relays and the importance of electromagnetic relays.

An electromagnetic relay is an electrical control device used to control the flow of current, voltage, and power. Electromagnetic relays control the on/off operation of a circuit through the principle of electromagnetic induction, allowing a low-power control signal to control the on/off operation of a high-power circuit. Electromagnetic relays play a vital role in a variety of applications, ranging from home appliances to industrial automation systems.ATO.com will cover the basics of electromagnetic relays, including types and benefits.

Electromagnetic relays play an integral role in both household appliances and industrial equipment. When purchasing an electromagnetic relay, there are many factors to consider to ensure that you select the right relay for your specific needs. The ATO store electromagnetic relay buying guide will provide you with detailed information on how to select, and purchase an electromagnetic relay.

Electromagnetic relays are important electrical devices widely used for circuit control and switching operations and play a key role in various applications. The price of electromagnetic relay varies depending on the type, specification, brand, and market region. In this article, we will discuss the price factors of electromagnetic relays and provide an ATO store electromagnetic relay price reference table to help you understand the price range of Electromagnetic Relays.

The working principle of electromagnetic relay is that when the electromagnet is energized, the armature is sucked down to make the two contacts, and the working circuit is closed. When the electromagnet loses its magnetism, the spring pulls the armature up, cutting off the working circuit. It is usually used in automatic control circuits. It is actually an automatic switch that uses a smaller current to control a larger current, so it plays the role of automatic adjustment, safety protection, and conversion circuit in the circuit.

Electromagnetic relay (EMR) is a kind of electrical relay that works in the effect of the suction between the magnet core and the armature in the input circuit. In other words, electromagnetic relay works in a way of driving the movable part in the magnetic circuit by the electromagnetic suction produced by the control current going through the coil, to achieve the function of contact open, closed and conversion.

An electromagnetic relay is a double-blade, double-throw relay that uses 2NO+2NC contacts to control a larger current. In the operation demonstration, we use 4 bulbs (220V), a power supply, a push-button switch, and the relay to show you how it works in a more visual way. ATO-HH52PL series electromagnetic relays are reliable and easy-to-install drives with powerful load capacity and compact size.

How does an electromagnetic relay work? Electromagnetic relay uses electromagnet to control “on” or “off” status of the operating circuit. Electromagnetic relay consists of electromagnet, armature, spring, movable contact and stationary contact. When placing voltage to both ends of a coil, the coil will be flowed with current and generate electromagnetic effect.

Solid state relay (SSR) is a non-contact switch composed of solid-state electronic components with high reliability, non-contact, no spark, long life, no noise, no electromagnetic interference, high switching speed. Electromechanical relays (EMR) is a kind of magnetic switch made up of multi-coils, movable elements, contact system etc. and it is easy to drive and widely used in all the areas. Then what are they differences? Which one is better?