China reed switch manufacturer & supplier

MRE-HI Reed Relays

These MRE relays in plastic casings can be equipped with up to 4 switches.

2010-11-25

Enquiry BE-HI Reed Relays

With the extensive BE Series you have the choice between a metal and a plastic casing.

2010-11-25

HI Reed Relays

A high insulation resistance of up to 10T ohm with low dielectric constant is achieved by using a high insulating plastic for the coil form.

2010-11-25

BT Reed Relays

The BT series are low thermal relays with 2 Form A switches having a thermal offset voltage of 1uV max.

2010-11-25

RM Reed Relay Module

The RM is a low-profile 4/2, 4/4, 4/1 in-/output relay module with an FR-4 substrate and rugged thermoset epoxy overmold.

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CRR Reed Relay

The MEDER CRR Reed Relay Series is a low-profile device made with a ceramic case.

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CRF Reed Relay

The MEDER CRF Reed Relay Series is a low-profile device made with a ceramic case.

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BE Reed Relays

With the extensive BE Series you have the choice between a metal and a plastic casing.

2010-11-25

MS Reed Relays

The New Rugged Molded design of our MICRO SIL relay requires less than half of the mounting area of a standard Reed Relay.

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SIL Reed Relays

The SIL (Single-In-Line)-series Reed Relays reduce the required space to a minimum.

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DIP Reed Relays

The DIP Series is a very compact design having a low profile package and a high profile package.

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NP Reed Relay

The NP-series offers a wide range of switch and pin out options in a miniature package size of only 10.1 x 22mm.

2010-11-25

DIL Reed Relays

Several pin-out options are possible with the 14 pin DIL Series.

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Permanent Magnets

A Reed Switch requires either a permanent magnet or magnetic field in order to activate the switch, thus it is commonly called a Magnetic Reed Switch.

2010-11-24

M21 Actuator Magnet

Using Reed Switches in a sensing environment, one generally uses a magnet for actuation

2010-11-24

M13 Actuator Magnet

Using Reed Switches in a sensing environment, one generally uses a magnet for actuation.

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