Omron Corporation

Shinichi Furusyo

Ryota Minowa

Keisuke Yano

Tetsuya Fujiwara

Yojiro Saruwatari

An electromagnetic relay, which is excellent in assemblability and includes an indicator which can be operated smoothly, is provided. A coil block and a contact switching mechanism are provided on a base plate, a case is covered over the base plate, the coil block is excited and demagnetized to rotate a movable iron piece, and a movable contact piece is operated via a card, whereby a contact is opened and closed. Bearing portions are formed in the base plate, and an indicator is operated by rotation of the movable iron piece is also provide. The indicator has an elastically deformable structure including pivots which are rotatably supported by the bearing portions of the base plate.

Electromagnetic relay

An electromagnetic relay, which reduces power consumption in a coil block and causes an indicator to operate smoothly, is provided. A coil block and a contact switching mechanism are provided on a base plate, a case is covered over the base plate, the coil block is excited and demagnetized to rotate a movable iron piece, and a movable contact piece is operated via a card, whereby a contact is opened and closed. An indicator, which operates following movement of the card by the rotation of the movable iron piece, is provided between the coil block and the contact switching mechanism.

An electromagnetic relay is simple in construction, can prevent entry of dust, etc. into an interior thereof, enables confirmation of operation, and is provided an operating lever that can be maintained in an operating state. A coil block and a contact switching mechanism are provided on a base plate, a casing covers the base plate, and a movable iron piece is turned by magnetizing and demagnetizing the coil block, and a movable contact piece is operated to make and break contacts. An operating part that is turned by directing pushing the movable iron piece is arranged on an upper surface of the casing, and covered by a cover. An operating lever is mounted on the cover in a manner to enable sliding operation. The operating lever can be positioned in a closed position, in which an operating part is covered, a first opened position, in which the operating part is exposed, and a second opened position, in which the operating part is operated, respectively.

An electromagnetic relay having superior visibility and a light-emitting device easy to mount. A coil block and a contact opening and closing mechanism are disposed on a base plate and covered with a case, and the electromagnetic relay magnetizes and demagnetizes the coil block via coil terminals to turn a movable core and moves a movable contact part to open and close a contact. Electrical connection portions of the coil terminals are projected upwardly through the top side of the case. A light-emitting device which emits light by the energization of the coil terminals and a holder which holds the light-emitting device are disposed on the top side of the case on the side opposite to a position where the electrical connection portions of the coil terminals of the case are projected. Lead wires connected to the light-emitting device are electrically connected to the electrical connection portions of the coil terminals.

An electromagnetic relay including a holder capable of not only holding a light-emitting device but also causing a movable core to be moved by manual operation. In the electromagnetic relay, a coil is energized via coil terminals to magnetic and demagnetize a coil block and turn a movable core, thereby moving a movable contact part to open and close a contact. The electromagnetic relay includes a light-emitting device which emits light when the coil terminals are energized, and a holder including a holder body which holds the light-emitting device, an operating portion which moves the movable core by directly pressing the movable core through a depressing operation of the operating portion, and elastic arm portions which connect the holder body and the operating portion and are elastically deformed by the depressing operation of the operating portion.

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Kumamoto, Japan

Shinichi Furusyo