4HM Time Delay Relay, Delay on Break Solid State Timer BAUV300-3

Product details of Time Delay Relay, Delay on Break Solid State Timer – BAUV300-3
Time Delay Relay, Delay on Break Solid State Timer – BAUV300-3
Model Name BAUV300-3
Description: Time Delay Relay
Relays are switches that are controlled by a circuit. Relays, in essence, send messages that tell something to start.
When a car is started, the ignition only indirectly interacts with the battery of the car because a relay is sending the signal that tells the car to start.
One of the reasons relays are necessary electronic parts for electrical devices is because they require less power to be used than many of the parts they’re connected to.
For instance, if a car battery were directly connected to the car’s ignition, it would require a huge amount of electrical power and wiring to get the car started.
With a relay, a much smaller amount of power is needed because it’s merely a messenger, a go-between, from the car’s ignition to its battery.
This not only saves energy, but it is a safer means to starting the car than having all that wiring and heavy electrical power usage.
Most electricians would call the manner in which a time-delay relay works as a kind of shock-absorber mechanism because the electric parts do not allow the time-delay relay to power up immediately.
Rather, it starts up slowly, moving to full power over a period of time. This uses much less energy and it is safer for use.
A time-delay relay is an extremely useful tool in very large, industrial-type equipment that would take a huge amount of energy if they started up immediately, rather than slowly as with this type of relay.
In addition, if more than one time-delay relay is used in equipment, the delay will allow each electrical part to work at a different time.