New "RELECO by TURCK" C12 Interfacer & CSS Relays



TURCK Inc. announces the new C12 interfacer™ relay featured in the new "RELECO by TURCK" catalog. The 2-pole changeover contact relay is used for linking PC or PLC logic to machine operation. C12 interfacer relays offer numerous advantages over conventional block, modular terminal strip or socket I/O products that require hours of wiring and potential downtime if a relay fails or needs to be replaced.

The C12 interfacer provides a modular solution with a universal socket to allow both input and output relays with various voltages to be positioned on a DIN rail and replaced individually as needed. The relays also feature a built-in surge suppressor that eliminates the need to specify separate relays for AC and DC applications.

C12 interfacer relays are industrial grade plug-in relays with rugged blade terminals that won’t easily bend or break and feature push-to-test and pull-to-lock latches for trouble-free testing. Further, the relay’s face label includes its electrical configuration, voltage range and wiring diagram to facilitate maintenance ease and efficient control systems. The relay also features a dual status indicator that contains both an LED pilot light and a mechanical flag to indicate output at a glance.

In addition to the C12 interfacer relay, the "RELECO by TURCK" catalog features new CSS relays used for either AC or DC inductive and resistive load switching. The durable CSS-DC relays are ideal when switching up to 50 VDC in heating elements, motors, solenoids or input/output signals on PLCs. CSS-AC relays were designed for use in switching resistors, incandescent lamps and signaling applications.

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