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Usage Notes on Reed SensorsReed sensors are delicate products. Handle with extra care. Cropping of terminals will change the operate, release, and differential values.
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Preheat Temperature Gradient |
+1 -4 °C/sec |
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Soak Time |
T Soak |
2-3 MIN |
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Time Above 100c |
420 sec. Max. |
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Time Above 183c |
120-180 sec. |
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Time Above 217c |
t1 / T1 |
90 sec. Max. |
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Time Above 230c |
t2 / T2 |
20-60 sec. |
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Time Above 250c |
t3 / T3 |
10 sec. Max. |
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Peak Temperature |
T Peak |
255 -0/+5°C |
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Cooling Temperature Gradient |
-6°C/sec.Max. |
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Don'tsDo not use ferro-magnetic mounting parts, screws, or other ferro-magnetic devices nearby. This will affect the sensitivity (AT).
When manual soldering, do not subject to more than a 5 second dwell. This may cause damage to the seals, change sensitivity, and reduce solderability.
Do not drop. Dropping or subjection to shock will permanently damage the contact or alter the sensitivity (AT).
Switching voltage, switching current, and contact rating should not exceed maximum limits stated in specification sheets.
Download this data sheet
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Reed Relays and Electronics India Limited, 2008
