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Series Datasheet – MS Reed Relays
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Coil Data
Coil Voltage
(nom.)
Coil Resistance
(typ.)
Pull-In Voltage
(max.)
Drop-Out Voltage
(min.)
(typ.)
Form
Model
Unit VDC Ohm VDC VDC mW
1A 87
05 280 3.75 0.5 89
05HR 500 3.75 0.75 50
12 700 8.4 1.8 205
-In / Drop-Out Voltage and Coil Resistance will change at rate of 0.4% per °C.
Data Unit
1/2 sine wave duration 11ms
50 g
Resistance (max.)
20 g
-20 to 70 °C
-35 to 95 °C
Temperature (max.)
260 °C
*Load increase reduces life
expectancy of Reed Switches
Contact Form
A
NO = Normally Open Contacts
SPST = Single Pole Single
Throw
Contacts
= Single Pole Single Throw
SPDT = Single Pole Double
Throw
& Assembly Instructions
Switching inductive and/or capacitive loads create voltage
and/or current peaks, which may damage the relay.
Protective circuits need to be used.
External magnetic fields needs to be taken into
consideration, including a too high packing density. This may
influence the relays’ electrical characteristics.
Mechanical shock impacts e.g. dropping the relays may cause
immediate or post-installation failure.
Wave soldering: maximum 260°/5 seconds.
Reflow soldering: Recommendations given by the soldering
paste manufacturer need to be considered as well as the
temperature limits of other components/processes.
Modifications in the sense of technical progress are reserved.
Version 01
27.01.2015
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