Old Relay

HI All,

I have a faulty relay on a control card (pretty old). The coil of a relay is
open circuit and the it seems to be with the coil itself (not at the
pigtails).

It is a double pole double throw and the coail voltage is 60 Volts coil
resistance
about 5K. Part number seems to be something like NSF30.6.160 also has
markings on the case TGL, 200,3796, RGI.

Anyone know where I could source something like this or have more info an
manufacture
web link etc,

Thanks in advance

Iain

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What sort of physical size, contact size/current carrying capacity, terminal
form ?

 

Dimensions are approx 33mm long x 18mm wide x35mm high, and it is a cradle
type.
No idea of contact rating but they are fairly small so not a lot.
Arrangement is
2 sets of change-over contacts. PCB mounting

Used in a safety circuit in a gillotine

Iain

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TGL xxx sounds like east germany manufactured.

Jorgen
dj0ud

 

Then you have a safety problem. Can you buy one from the maker of the
machine? Is this a "push two buttons simultaneously" system?

 

Manufacturer will not supply a "part", only a new machine !

Part of the light-screen safety circuitry



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Yup, German machine so probably a German relay


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Post a picture of the relay somewhere and provide a link so we can
check it out. Might be similar to one we stock for are arcade games and
jukeboxes...

John :-#)#
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This German site might be able to help
http://www.tec-gmbh.de/aramai.php?keyword=nsf30.1-160&cesit=1&sort=stokid

 

IT seems that the original manufacturer may have been VEB Funkwerk
Koepenick (RFT) in the former DDR.
http://www.qsl.net/dl7utg/fwk.htm

It is possibly now part of
http://www.robotrontechnik.de/index.htm?/html/standorte/meb.htm

(see Chronik para where it mentions Funkwerk Koepenick - I assume it
means a former company which was subsumed)

Using the search facility to look for "relais" turns up EAW
RelaisTechnik http://www.eaw-relaistechnik.de/english.htm and they do
make a miniature industrial cradle relay type TRP3XX. I doubt you will
find the original type number you require but you might make an
enquiry.

Failing that you may be able to use an alternative from any one of a
number of manufacturers such as Fuji, Omron, Panasonic (NAIS) etc.

A picture would be a great help.....

 

Thanks for all the info...

I am trying the leads you have provided me with, if still getting nowhere I
will
post a photo.

Thanks again

iain

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Thanks to all.....

Have made contact with a supplier in Germany

Iain

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Lot easier to buy a 24v relay locally and add a series resistor.
Safety related legislation can be an issue though.


NT

 

I have 50 x relay with the discription RGI TGL 200 3796, I don't know
the coil voltage ? I testing with 24 Vac and that is working !

Greetings,

John van de Ven
The Netherlands