Allen Bradley 815 Relays

The Allen-Bradley 815 relays are designed to be durable and reliable accessories for Allen-Bradley starters. The 815 series includes different relay models that are compatible with different starters and suitable for different applications. These relays come equipped with a range of features that make them highly versatile. They support various control tasks, including switching operations, timing functions, and safety control tasks. This flexibility allows them to be used in numerous applications. The 815 relays can be used to manage machinery, control alarms, enhance process control, and implement safety systems. These relays are available in different sizes. Some 815 relays support manual resetting options that allow the starters that host them to be reset manually when needed. Other types of 815 series relays are thermal overload relays. Many 815 relays support maximum voltage ratings of 600 Volts AC. Relays in the Allen-Bradley 815 series are available with normally closed and/or normally open contacts.

The Allen-Bradley 815 series relays are designed to endure harsh industrial environments. They are manufactured with high-quality materials to support long-lasting performance, reduce maintenance requirements, and minimize downtime. The 815 relays are easy to integrate with several other Allen-Bradley automation products. As a result, users can easily incorporate the 815 relays into existing systems or use them in new systems to optimize overall system performance and efficiency. The Allen-Bradley 815 relays can withstand ambient temperatures ranging from -20°C to +55°C without derating or malfunctioning. They are also designed to endure significant levels of vibration, shock, and electromagnetic interference during operation. Several of the 815 relays have sealed housings that protect them from dust and moisture and ensure dependable operation even in harsh conditions. The 815 relays can be used with optional heater elements in some applications. The 815 series relays are capable of managing substantial electrical loads and complying with stringent industrial safety standards.