TABLE III. Dash numbers and characteristics. 1/
Dash number 2/
Coil data
Maximum
Over temperature range
pickup voltage
At 25 C
Coil
Solder
Solder
Socket
Mount
Spec-
Spec-
Speci-
Speci-
Speci-
High
Spec-
current
Frequency
pin
hook
pin
Coil voltage
ified
ified
fied
fied
fied
temper-
Contin-
ified
amps
(Hz)
(V ac) 3/
hold
dropout
pickup
hold
dropout
ature
uous
pickup
(max)
voltage
voltage
voltage
voltage
test
test
current
voltage
(V ac)4/
(V ac) 4/
(V ac) 4/
(V ac) 4/
(V ac) 4/
(V ac)4/
Rated
Max
001
002
RVFM
115
122
400
.04
73
24
7
90
30
5
95.4
105
003
004
005
RVFM
115
122
50/400
.04
73
30
7
90
40
5
95.4
105
006
HFM
115
122
400
.04
73
24
7
90
30
5
95.4
105
007
HFM
115
122
50/400
.04
73
30
7
90
40
5
95.4
105
008
009
No mount
115
122
50/400
.04
73
30
7
90
40
5
95.4
105
010
Track
115
122
400
.04
73
24
7
90
30
5
95.4
105
1/ Each relay possesses high level and low level capabilities. However, relays previously tested or used above 10 mA resistive at 6 V dc
maximum or peak ac open circuits are not recommended for subsequent use in low level applications.
2/ The suffix letter L, M, P, or R to designate the applicable failure rate level shall be added to the applicable listed dash number.
Failure rate level (percent per 10,000 cycles): L, 3.0; M, 1.0; P, 0.1; R, 0.01. Example: 001L, 002R.
3/ CAUTION: The use of any coil voltages less than the rated coil voltage will compromise the operation of the relay.
4/ Pickup, hold, and dropout voltages as shown are for test purposes only and are not to be used for design criteria.