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Relays
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Relays are the safest and best way to switch large amounts of current. Relays allow you to use nice small decorative switches to trigger large current devices such as multiple amplifiers, fans, lighting, and many other devices. We offer a full selection of time delay, latching, and conventional automotive relays in all types.
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Tyco V23132-A2001-A200 12 Volt SPST N.O. IP54 rated 130-Amp High Current Relay$86.99- 12 Volt High current relay
- 130 amp continuous rated contacts
- 300 amp surge rated contacts
- SPST - Single pole single throw
- 12 Vdc rated coil with minimum 9 volt to trigger
- IP54 rated
- Normally open circuit design
- Built in Resistor for coil spike protection
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Tyco V23132-A2001-B200 12 Volt SPST N.O. IP67 rated 130-Amp High Current Relay$93.99- 12 Volt High current relay
- 130 amp continuous rated contacts
- 300 amp surge rated contacts
- SPST - Single pole single throw
- 12 Vdc rated coil with minimum 9 volt to trigger
- IP67 rated
- Normally open circuit design
- Built in Resistor for coil spike protection
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Tyco V23132-E2001-A200 12 Volt SPDT IP54 rated 130-Amp High Current Relay$139.99Out of stock- 12 Volt High current relay
- 130 amp continuous rated contacts
- 300 amp surge rated contacts
- SPST - Single pole single throw
- 12 Vdc rated coil with minimum 9 volt to trigger
- IP54 rated
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