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Gerd Schmitt

Wolfgang Nestlen

The relay with water tight baseplate includes grooves in the region of the baseplate, through which (the grooves) the joining pins of the relay reach, and the inner space between the grooves and the joining pins is tightly filled with a casting mass. For this better distribution of the casting mass, the rabbet canals are arranged in the baseplate and the glue is positioned in the rabbet canals. The rabbets can hereby be formed as one-sided, open profile canals, or also as an enclosed canal system, which simply strikes the region around the grooves with casting mass (FIG. 1). The relay also includes connecting structure between the baseplate and the cap which utilizes rabbet/groove structure filled with casting mass.

Relays with water-tight baseplates

The present disclosure refers to a miniature relay with a spring bracket serving for mounting a magnet coil and spring contact bank. The base of the spring bracket is provided with plug or solder connections towards the outside, with a view to providing the most compact construction possible with a simultaneous, far-reaching separation of plug or solder connections for the coil winding and a contact bank. It is also within the context of the present invention that the longitudinal axis of the magnet coil is arranged perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis of the spring contact bank.

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Wehingen, Germany

Gerd Schmitt