Ex workshop spare parts
NEW Unused
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Oh my word! Yes, the days of low voltage/current electromechanical relay switching have long since passed, with the most common use of these relays being Teleco line seizing or pulse signalling. These may still be useful for restoration projects or in a custom project design where a highly reliable, simple switching relay may be a good solution.
FUJITSU (Japan) are well known manufacturers of high quality switching components (I seem to remember one of the first Crossbar Telephone Exchange switching systems installed in NZ were from FUJITSU way back in the 1980's)
FUJITSU (JAPAN) - Ultra Miniature Signal Relay
Made in Japan
Technology: Dry Reed Relay
SERIES: FRL -644
Type: E05/1AK -04
Telco approved (Telecom Australia & NZ)
3500V RMS rated dielectric (1 minute between contact & coil)
5V DC Coil (will pull in at 3.8V)
45mW Maximum dissipation
Normally Open contact
Maximum "change state" time is 1mS
Rhodium contact points
SPST Maximum 50VA power through the contacts, resistive load
Fully enclosed (epoxy case)
One of the photographs shows an extract from the datasheets
COSMETIC CONDITION:
NEW
Old (Very Old) Stock
NO damage to the casing or 4x PCB style Nickel plated pins
HOWEVER, some oxidisation was observed so I have cleaned up every pin to allow for reliable soldering.
These were not stored properly so now I have placed them onto a styrofoam tray and sealed within clear plastic to maintain the current metal condition.
Where the photograph shows multiple relays, this advertisement is for ONE relay only not all that are shown
The asking price is for one off's, purchasing more enables the automatic discounts to come into play ...
