Picker Components Relays
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PC798 30 Amp Automotive Plug-In Relay with Integral Fuse
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PC822 45 Amp Miniature Automotive PCB Relay
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PC10L 50 Amp Latching PCB Relay
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PC113 Subminiature 12 & 20 Amp General Purpose Relay
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PC118 Miniature 2, 3 or 4 Pole General Purpose Relay
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PC180 10 Amp Power Relay for Industrial Applications
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PC236 10 Amp & 20 Amp Subminiature PCB Relay
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PC302 Microminiature 1 Amp Signal Relay
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PC307 1 Amp Ultraminiature PCB Telecom Relay
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PC312 Subminiature PCB Telecom Relay
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PC312B Subminiature PCB Telecom Relay
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PC322 Subminiature PCB Telecom Relay
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PC323 Subminiature PCB Telecom Relay
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PC324S 1 Amp Subminiature PCB Telecom Relay
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PC333 12 Amp Subminiature PCB Telecom Relay
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PC375 Low Profile PCB Power Relay
FAQs - Picker Components Relays
What are Picker Components relays?
Picker Components relays are relay solutions used across automotive, PCB-mounted, plug-in, and electrical switching applications. They are designed to support dependable switching performance for various system requirements.
What types of relays are available in the Picker Components category?
The Picker Components relay category includes automotive relays, PCB-mounted relays, plug-in relays, Micro ISO relays, Mini ISO relays, and Maxi ISO relay options to support different application needs.
How do I choose the right Picker relay?
Choosing the right relay depends on your application requirements, mounting style, switching needs, electrical specifications, and system compatibility. Reviewing product specifications can help determine the best option for your project.
What are Picker relays used for?
Picker relays are commonly used in automotive, industrial, and electrical switching applications where dependable relay performance and reliable circuit control are important.
Where can I buy Picker Components relays?
CIT Relay & Switch offers a range of Picker Components relays designed for different switching requirements. Browse available relay options to find a suitable solution for your application.
What is the difference between PCB-mounted and plug-in relays?
PCB-mounted relays are designed to be installed directly onto a printed circuit board, while plug-in relays are designed for easier installation and replacement in compatible socket or plug-in systems.
Does CIT Relay & Switch offer other relay types?
Yes, CIT Relay & Switch offers a broad selection of relays, including automotive relays, power relays, PCB relays, latching relays, and certified relay solutions for different switching applications.
















