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“Power Up” relays feature a 3 mm gap for surge protection.

Hasco’s (New Hyde, NY) “Power Up” relays can switch 12, 16, 40 or 80 amps of currents in small packages. Features include:

Height ranges from .54 inches to just over an inch for the 80 amp relay.
Available in both DC and AC coil voltages.
3 mm gap for surge protection.
UL, CSA, RoHs compliance.

For more information visit www.hascorelays.com

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Hasco Components International Corp.
906 Jericho Tpke., New Hyde, NY 11040

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