Product Description:

The 105-564001-01 from <\> fits straight into the 105 Motion Control Cards family and shapes up for panel-mounted setups doing automation work. It’s built with a 4PDT contact arrangement and slots into place for managing complex circuits. The voltage rating lands at 26.5 VDC, sticking right where it’s needed for reliability in busy panels. There’s a contact rating of 2 Amps at 28 VDC, so switching loads stays simple. The card doesn’t feel heavy, weighing about 71 grams, which makes it easy to add without reworking the setup underneath.

A tough build comes with a useful pack of electrical specs. The coil resistance checks out near 860 ohms (depending on what’s in the datasheet), so power draw stays balanced. Coil power runs to 0.82 W, and insulation resistance pushes to a minimum of 1,000 megohms at 500 VDC. That bar pushes reliability in noisy spots where signals get mixed up. When there’s a risk of accidental shorts, the dielectric strength reads 500 Vrms at 60 Hz, lasting for a minute between active lines and ground, which slices down the headache from leaks or arcs. Silver alloy contacts come standard, needed for solid connections that hold up over time and don’t lose grip after repeat cycles.

Not done there, the operating temperature span runs from -55°C to +71°C, letting this card work outside the usual zones—whether things heat up beside gear or chill out near storerooms. Panel mount or by drawing, the unit goes in and stays locked, with steady contact even from vibration nearby. The housing matches the standard plug-in mini relay shape for quick swaps or upgrades if needed. For heavy automated assemblies, sorting, or industrial machines, it checks off the basics: voltage right on, good switching power, rugged surface, and definite staying power.