Fully-sealed high-voltage DC relay
A high-voltage direct current, fully sealed technology, applied in the direction of relays, electromagnetic relays, electromagnetic relay details, etc., can solve problems such as long arcing time, polluted cavity, small arc extinguishing space, etc., to increase insulation resistance and expand openings The effect of increasing the area and increasing the arc extinguishing space
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[0024] see Figure 1 to Figure 7 As shown, a fully sealed high-voltage DC relay of the present invention includes two static contact terminals 1, a moving reed 2, a ceramic cover 3 and a plastic frame; the plastic frame is composed of an upper plastic frame 4 and a lower plastic frame 5 , the plastic frame is divided into an upper plastic frame 4 and a lower plastic frame 5 in order to be able to install the push rod assembly 6, the bottom end of the static contact lead-out end 1 is provided with a static contact, and the two ends of the moving reed 2 are provided with a moving contact, In this embodiment, the static contact lead-out end 1 and the static contact are of an integrated structure, and the moving reed and the movable contact are also of an integrated structure; of course, the static contact can also be a separate part, the static contact riveted at the bottom of the lead-out end of the static contact; the movable contact can also be a separate part, and the movable...
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