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Relays / Timers > Electro-Mechanical Relays > Force Guided Relays

Force Guided Relays

Force guided relays offer safe operation via mechanically linked contacts to ensure that all contacts move at the same time, and preventing movement if any contact is immobilized. Dold force guided relays are available with up to 6 poles in several NO/NC combinations with a 5A contact rating. Offered in DIN rail or socket mount options, these relays include diode protection.

Force Guided Relays

Square / Cube Relays, Plug-In, 3A - 15A (78x/ Qxx/H78x Series)

Octal Relays, Plug-In, 10A - 16A (750R / H750 / 755 Series)

Power Relays, Open-Style, 40A (AD-PR40 Series)

Hazardous Location Relays, Plug-In,3A - 12A (H782/H750 Series)

Slim / Card Relays, 5A (RS Series)

Force Guided Relays

Dold Series Force Guided Relays

Force guided relays are electromechanical switching devices that provide failsafe operation within circuits. Force guided relays are constructed such that it is not possible for all contacts to be closed at the same time. Dold force guided relays have at least one NC contact set and one NO contact set. If an NO contact fails when trying to open, the associated NC contact cannot close when the power supply is switched off.

Force guided relays offer a cost and space saving alternative to contactors while providing simple contact monitoring via a forcibly guided NC contact.