Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A high-voltage DC relay switches 150 A at 750 VDC with a 12 VDC coil
This 12 VDC coil relay switches up to 150 A at 750 VDC, making it suitable for high-voltage DC power distribution inside industrial or energy-storage equipment. The HFE82V-150C model provides a single-pole contact arrangement designed for demanding DC switching tasks.
The relay is rated to carry 150 A continuously at 750 VDC without exceeding its thermal limits, so it handles prolonged load rather than only brief surges. Contact resistance remains stable during extended operation, reducing losses in high-current DC buses.
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The coil draws 12 VDC, so power dissipation depends on the coil resistance of the HFE82V-150C; expect some warmth but the contacts are rated for 150 A at 750 VDC.
A stable 12 VDC source capable of supplying the coil current specified for the HFE82V-150C; the relay itself switches up to 150 A at 750 VDC.
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