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T9AS1D12-12

T9AS1D12-12

TE Connectivity Potter & Brumfield Relays
General Purpose Relay SPST-NO (1 Form A) 12VDC Coil Through Hole
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Overview

The T9AS1D12-12 is a power PCB relay from TE Connectivity's P&B line, designed for high-current switching in industrial and appliance applications. It features a single-pole normally-open (SPST-NO) contact configuration and is driven by a 12VDC coil. This relay is widely recognized for its ability to handle significant power loads while maintaining a compact footprint for through-hole mounting.

Why Choose This Part

This relay offers high isolation and robust contact performance, meeting stringent UL/CSA and VDE requirements for safety-critical power switching. Its sealed construction option allows for wave soldering and cleaning processes, making it suitable for high-volume automated assembly. The T9A series is specifically optimized for high-inrush loads common in motor and inductive applications.

Applications

HVAC Systems
Switching compressor motors, fan motors, and heating elements in residential and commercial air conditioning units.
Industrial Motor Control
Providing isolation and power switching for single-phase motors in manufacturing equipment and pumps.
Major Appliances
Controlling high-wattage heating cycles in washing machines, dryers, and dishwashers.
Power Supplies
Acting as a main power disconnect or inrush current bypass in industrial power conversion systems.

Key Specifications

Coil Type Non Latching
Relay Type General Purpose
Seal Rating Sealed - Fully
Coil Current 83 mA
Coil Voltage 12VDC
Contact Form SPST-NO (1 Form A)
Operate Time 15 ms
Release Time 15 ms
Mounting Type Through Hole
Approval Agency cURus
Coil Insulation Class F
Contact Material Silver Cadmium Oxide (AgCdO)
Switching Voltage 277VAC - Max
Termination Style PC Pin
Load - Max Switching 8310VA
Must Operate Voltage 9 VDC
Must Release Voltage 1.2 VDC
Operating Temperature -55degC ~ 85degC
Contact Rating (Current) 30 A

Getting Started

When designing with this relay, ensure PCB trace widths are sufficient to handle the rated switching current to prevent overheating. Use a flyback diode (such as a 1N4007) across the 12V coil to protect the driving transistor from inductive spikes. Verify that the clearance and creepage distances on your PCB layout meet the insulation requirements of your target industrial or appliance safety standard.

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