Impulse Relays

Impulse relays, also called bi-stable relays, are latching relays that change their contact state—on or off—with each voltage input pulse. These relays allow the control of electricity consumers from various locations, providing flexibility and convenience. Impulse latching relays are ideal for scenarios requiring control of lighting or other devices from multiple points, such as different rooms or floors. They offer low current consumption during switching and no consumption after switching, making them energy-efficient. Based on mounting types, our DIN rail impulse relays are designed for seamless integration on standard DIN rails. 

Why Buy Impulse Relays?

Investing in an impulse relay is a wise decision for several reasons. These relays offer unmatched efficiency and versatility and reduce power consumption, making them ideal for modern electrical systems. Additionally, their multi-location control and ease of integration into existing systems provide cost-effective wiring and operational convenience. 

Check Our Series of Impulse Relays:

We offer different series of impulse relays, such as:

• Multi 9 Impulse Relays – Multi 9 impulse relays stand out for their modular design and compatibility with Schneider Electric systems. They offer precise control and versatility, catering to multiple electrical installations in commercial and residential applications.
• Resi9 XP TL Impulse Relays – Specifically engineered for residential use, Resi9 XP TL impulse relays feature sleek designs and reliable performance. Their silent operation and energy-efficient functionality make them an excellent choice for homes and small office installations.
• Z-S Impulse Relays – Built for industrial environments, Z-S impulse relays are known for their rugged construction and ability to handle higher loads. These relays provide reliable switching and long-lasting durability, ensuring uninterrupted performance in demanding applications.

Typical Uses of Impulse Relays:

Impulse relays find versatile applications across multiple facilities, such as: 

• Industrial Automation
• Lighting Control
• Alarm Systems
• Signalling Circuits
• Heating Systems
• Security Systems
• Motorised Equipment.