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ABB E290-32-20/8 electromechanical latching relay with two normally open contacts, 32 A rated current, 250 V AC operating voltage and an 8 V AC control coil for high-current impulse switching.
£81.69
The ABB E290-32-20/8 is a high-current electromechanical latching relay designed for impulse-controlled switching in lighting, building control and electrical distribution applications. Part of the ABB E290 range, it combines a 32 A rated current with two normally open contacts, providing simultaneous switching of two circuits from a compact DIN rail device.
The E290-32-20/8 uses an impulse-operated mechanical latching mechanism. A short electrical control pulse changes the relay state, after which the contacts remain mechanically held in their selected position without continuous coil energisation until another switching impulse is applied.
With a 250 V AC rated operating voltage and 8 V AC control voltage, this model combines high-current load switching with low-voltage impulse control. Its 2NO contact arrangement is particularly useful where two normally open switching paths need to operate together from the same control command.
ABB E290 latching relays use short electrical control impulses to change their switching state. Once actuated, the internal mechanical mechanism holds the contacts in position without requiring continuous coil energisation. A subsequent control impulse changes the relay state again, providing an energy-efficient method of controlling loads from one or multiple switching points.
The E290-32-20/8 combines this operating principle with a 32 A switching rating, two normally open contacts and an 8 V AC control coil. This makes it suitable for applications where a low-voltage impulse circuit needs to operate two switching paths simultaneously while retaining the selected state mechanically.
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| Device Type | Latching / Impulse Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Screw | |
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Switching Current (A) | 32 A | |
| Series | E290 / System pro M compact | |
| ABB order code | 2TAZ322000R2062 | |
| Product group | Protection & Control | |
| Product type | Electromechanical latching relay | |
| Function | Mechanical latching / impulse relay | |
| Contact configuration | 2NO | |
| Rated current | 32 A | |
| Rated operating voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Control voltage | 8 V AC | |
| Rated frequency | 50 Hz | |
| Rated impulse withstand voltage | 4 kV | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| Width | 18 mm (1 module) | |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 85 × 18 × 62 mm | |
| Operating temperature | -25 to +55 °C | |
| Colour | Light grey | |
| Terminal type | Screw terminals | |
| Tightening torque | 1.2–1.5 N·m | |
| Standards | IEC/EN 60669-1, IEC/EN 60669-2-2 |
The ABB E290-32-20/8 is a 32 A electromechanical latching relay used for impulse-controlled switching of electrical loads, including lighting and building-control circuits operated from multiple locations.
The E290-32-20/8 has a 32 A rated current and a rated operating voltage of 250 V AC.
The relay uses an 8 V AC control voltage, making it suitable for compatible low-voltage impulse-control circuits.
This model has two normally open (2NO) contacts, allowing two switching paths to operate together from the same latching relay.
A short electrical control impulse changes the mechanically latched contact state. The contacts remain in their selected position without continuous coil energisation until another impulse changes the relay state.
ABB E290 electromechanical latching relays provide energy-efficient impulse switching for residential, commercial and industrial electrical installations, combining mechanically retained contact states with high-current switching capability and compact DIN rail installation.
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