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Hi, does anybody on here have any recommendations for a relay that will switch (energise) @ 100mA 24 Volts, only need 1 x N/O contact for this
Thanks
 
I am looking for recommendations for a relay with a coil that will energise from a 24 Volt DC 100 mA pnp signal, I then wish to pass a 24 volt 500 mA 24 volt dc through the n/o contacts, cheers
 
Positive /negitive/positive transistor switching.....You can used "handy relays" available in all alarm suppliers. I presume this is a fire alarm out put signal as in gents 100mA outputs
 
Looks good but I think the one I sourced via RS will do the job plus its DIN rail mountable, this isn't a fire alarm application, it is to be used for machine control, thanks for all the input and advice, cheers
 

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