High voltage relays for energy storage industry

What is a high voltage isolation relay?

Our high voltage isolation relays integrate a large amount of smart technology packed into a small footprint. They deliver high-voltage isolation protection in ATE (Automated Test Equipment), Medical Equipment, Alternative Energy, and Electric Vehicles & Battery Management systems, and various other markets.

What is a high voltage relay?

High voltage relays are used in many technical devices that require voltages that go up to 10,000 V and currents up to 30 A. Unlike conventional relays, high voltage relay coils are located outside the vacuum and further away from the contacts. High voltage relays offer low and stable contact resistance over the part life cycle.

What is hvr10 relay?

The HVR10 is a hybrid powerful high voltage relay in a compact design. It combines physical isolation of high voltages via an electro-mechanical contact and state-of-the-art semi-conductor technology. Hybrid powerful high voltage relay. It combines physical isolation of an electro-mechanical contact and state-of-the-art semi-conductor technology.

Why do you need a high-voltage relay?

Whether we are talking about protecting personal safety or sensitive circuitry, Standex Electronics offers high-voltage relays that deliver high-isolation characteristics. Likewise, these relays reliably operate over a wide temperature range. Moreover, provide an economical way to carry out billions of switching operations.

What makes a relay a good relay?

The contacts are usually contained in a vacuum enclosed by glass or ceramic. This prevents contacts from arching. Aspects to consider are high relay performance specifications, including maximum voltage and dielectric strength.

What is an overload relay?

This type of relay provides an extremely good size-to-power ratio performance, offering voltage ratings up to 70 kVDC and current ratings to 1,000 amps. These overload relays are engineered to interrupt DC loads while providing high shock and vibration resistance and the capacity to withstand a wide range of extreme temperatures.