AZ2100 Miniature Power Relay Datasheet

AZ2100 1/17/01W is a relay produced by ON Semiconductor. It has a switching capacity of 30 amps and can be used in high temperature environments. It has a lifespan of 10 million operations.


AZ2100 Miniature Power Relay Datasheet - cover page
Brand
AZ2100
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
132 KB
Published
10 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The AZ2100 miniature power relay provides up to 30 A switching capability for both normally‑open (N.O.) and normally‑closed (N.C.) contacts, with options for Form A, B, and C configurations. It offers a life expectancy of 10 million operations and is available in Class B (up to 125 °C) and Class F (up to 155 °C) insulation versions, including an epoxy‑sealed variant for wave soldering.

Technical data include dielectric strength of 2500 Vrms (Group A), coil power at pickup of 500 mW, maximum continuous coil power of 2.2 W at 20 °C, and contact ratings of up to 900 W (resistive) or 7200 VA (inductive). The relay complies with UL 508 Group A and Group B spacing requirements and is listed in UL/CUR File E44211.

What's inside

  • General Data
  • Mechanical Data
  • Coil Specifications
  • Relay Ordering Data
  • UL/CUR File
  • Wiring Diagram

Specifications

Maximum switching current30 A
Maximum switching voltage30 VDC or 300 VAC
Contact power rating900 W (resistive) / 7200 VA (inductive)
Coil power at pickup500 mW (typical)
Maximum continuous coil power2.2 W at 20 °C ambient
Dielectric strength (Group A)2500 Vrms
Life expectancy10 million operations

Frequently asked questions

What is the life expectancy of the AZ2100 relay?

The AZ2100 relay is rated for a life expectancy of 10 million operations.

What UL rating groups does the AZ2100 series meet?

The AZ2100 series meets UL 508 Group A spacing requirements, while the AZ2101 series meets Group B.

What is the maximum coil power at pickup voltage?

The coil power at pickup voltage is typically 500 mW.

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