When a reed relay is used with an electromagnetic relay or solenoid, the energy stored will cause an inverse voltage when the
reed contacts break. The voltage, although dependent on the inductance value, sometimes reaches as high as several hundred
volts and becomes a major factor to deteriorate the contacts.
• DC: Protection circuit with a diode
• DC and AC: Protection circuit with Varistor or RC-element
The suppressor must be made to the load.
TB4/5 Relay-Output
Schematic Outputs
Contact protection circuits
Pin
Signal
Description
1
NO 0
Relay Ch. 00 - Output
2
COM 0
Relay Ch. 00 - Output
3
NO 1
Relay Ch. 01 - Output
4
COM 1
Relay Ch. 01 - Output
5
NO 2
Relay Ch. 02 - Output
6
COM 2
Relay Ch. 02 - Output
7
NO 3
Relay Ch. 03 - Output
8
COM 3
Relay Ch. 03 - Output
9
NO 4
Relay Ch. 04 - Output
10
COM 4
Relay Ch. 04 - Output
11
NO 5
Relay Ch. 05 - Output
12
COM 5
Relay Ch. 05 - Output
13
NO 6
Relay Ch. 06 - Output
14
COM 6
Relay Ch. 06 - Output
15
NO 7
Relay Ch. 07 - Output
16
COM 7
Relay Ch. 07 - Output
Pin
Signal
Description
1
NO 8
Relay Ch. 08 - Output
2
COM 8
Relay Ch. 08 - Output
3
NO 9
Relay Ch. 09 - Output
4
COM 9
Relay Ch. 09 - Output
5
NO 10
Relay Ch. 10 - Output
6
COM 10
Relay Ch. 10 - Output
7
NO 11
Relay Ch. 11 - Output
8
COM 11
Relay Ch. 11 - Output
9
NO 12
Relay Ch. 12 - Output
10
COM 12
Relay Ch. 12 - Output
11
NO 13
Relay Ch. 13 - Output
12
COM 13
Relay Ch. 13 - Output
13
NO 14
Relay Ch. 14 - Output
14
COM 14
Relay Ch. 14 - Output
15
NO 15
Relay Ch. 15 - Output
16
COM 15
Relay Ch. 15 - Output