Power Relay

A power relay is an electromechanical switch that uses a low-power signal to regulate high-power electrical circuits. It is made up of a coil that, when turned on, creates a magnetic field that moves the relay contacts open or shut. In many different situations, large loads like motors, lighting, heaters, and industrial machinery need to be switched. They offer isolation between the high-power load and the control circuit, safeguarding and safeguarding the control components. Power relays are crucial parts of automation, control systems, and electrical panels because they make it possible to control electrical loads effectively and dependably using low-power input signals.