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DPDT relay is a rugged performer

A Gigavac product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Mar 27, 2008

The G23 incorporates oversize contacts and a strong actuator that give a high continuous current carry rating of 75A DC.

New from Gigavac, the G23 is an all-new 15kV double-pole double-throw (DPDT) vacuum relay.

The G23 combines molybdenum moveable contacts with copper stationary contacts to provide low, 10mohm contact resistance for increased current carry.

The low, stable contact resistance provides low voltage drop in DC circuits and low signal loss in RF circuits.

The G23 incorporates oversize contacts and a strong actuator that give a high continuous current carry rating of 75A DC.

In addition to high continuous current carry, the G23 can hot switch under load in most circuits.

All of this capability is efficiently packaged into a relay that measures approximately four inches by two inches.

The G23 is available with a nominal 26.5V DC coil, which is ideal for drive circuits from 20 to 28V DC.

Because of its load switching capability, the G23 has been designed into switchgear systems for critical airport lighting installations.

Special coils can be provided to meet customer requirements.

According to Jim Lanum, Gigavac Vice President of Sales and Technical Support: "For years, customers requiring DPDT high voltage relays had to rely on large, fragile glass designs".

"Now, Gigavac offers the G23, an incredibly rugged, ceramic, space-efficient alternative".

"And, like most of Gigavac's products, the G23 is the only relay of its kind in the industry that is fully RoHS compliant".

The G23 sells for US $440 each for five pieces, US $287 each for 50 pieces, and is in stock for immediate delivery.

Gigavac accepts all major credit cards and generally ships the same day an order is received.

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