Relays What it is An electrically operated switch that uses a low power signal to control a higher power circuit. It provides electrical isolation between the control side and the load side, enabling safe and reliable automation. Key benefits Safe isolation: protects control electronics and operators by separating the control and load circuits. Versatile load control: suitable for switching a variety of loads, including lighting, motors, heaters, and solenoids, within typical relay ratings. Easy system integration: compatible with standard control systems such as microcontrollers, PLCs, and automation modules. Space efficient options: available in compact form factors designed for tight control panels and enclosures. Reliable performance: constructed to deliver consistent switching over many cycles with predictable behavior. Attributes Function: switches electrical circuits on and off to control loads Compatibility: works with standard control signals and common automation configurations Size: available in compact to moderate sizes to fit different panel densities Material: designed with insulated coil and sealed contacts to ensure safe, durable operation Performance: dependable switching with repeatable response and durable cycling Use scenarios Home automation: control lighting, ceiling fans, or small appliances from a smart hub or microcontroller, while keeping control electronics isolated from mains wiring. Industrial control panel: drive motors, heaters, or solenoid valves in a production line, enabling centralized control without exposing control circuits to current. Building automation: manage HVAC components such as dampers, pumps, or fans for centralized energy management and system integration.