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Dimensions are listed for reference purposes only.

Specifications and Availability subject to change without notice.

PCT90xL Rev D 10/06/2017

2 of 3

PCT90CL, PCT90DL, PCT90EL

PCT90CL, PCT90DL, PCT90EL

CHARACTERISTICS

ORDERING INFORMATION

COIL DATA

Operate Time

≤ 15 msec

Release Time

≤ 15 msec

Insulation Resistance

1,000 MΩ min @ 500VDC

Dielectric Strength

50 Hz 2,500V 1 minute, Between Contact and Coil

50 Hz 1,500V 1 minute, Between Contacts

Shock Resistance

200m/s² 11msec

Vibration Resistance

10-55 Hz Double Amplitude 1.5mm

Operating Temperature

-55

⁰C to +125⁰C

Storage Temperature

-55

⁰C to +155⁰C

Weight

28 grams

Example:

PCT90EL

-1C

-12

S

-X

Model: PCT90EL (50 Amp)

PCT90DL (40 Amp)

PCT90CL (30 Amp)

Contact Form: 1A (SPST-NO)

1B (SPST-NC)

1C (SPDT BBM)

Coil Voltage: 5, 12, 24, 48

Enclosure: S: Sealed, E: Covered

Coil Sensitivity: Nil: PCT90EL (50 Amp) 1.5 Watt

Nil: PCT90DL (40 Amp) 0.9 Watt

Nil: PCT90CL (30 Amp) 0.9 Watt

Coil: Nil: Single Coil Latching, Double Coil not available at this time

RoHS Compliant: -X

Box Quantity: 600; Inner Box: 300

PCT90E (50 Amp)

Resistance

(Ohms ± 10%)

Must Operate

Pulse

Coil

Operate

Reset

Coil Voltage

Voltage Max

Magnitude

Power

Time

Time

Rated

Maximum

(VDC)

(msec)

(msec)

(msec)

(msec)

5

6

16.7

4

≥ 50

1.5

≤ 15

≤ 15

12

14.4

96

9.6

24

28.8

384

19.2

48

57.6

1,536

38.4

PCT90C/D (30/40 Amp)

Resistance

(Ohms ± 10%)

Must Operate

Pulse

Coil

Operate

Reset

Coil Voltage

Voltage Max

Magnitude

Power

Time

Time

Rated

Maximum

(VDC)

(msec)

(msec)

(msec)

(msec)

5

6

28

4

≥ 50

0.9

≤ 15

≤ 15

12

14.4

160

9.6

24

28.8

960

19.2

48

57.6

2,560

38.4

NOTES:

Coil should not be pulsed with less than the rated coil voltage and the pulse width should be a minimum of three times the specified operate

time. If not, it is possible for the relay to settle in a magnetically neutral position.

Must Operate Voltage is listed for test purposes only and is not to be used as design criteria.