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Electrical / Electronic Gurus - Relay Question

I am looking to obtain a SPST (Single Pole / Single Throw) electrical relay that is Normally Closed for a car project therefore it should be a 12V relay. I can find Normally Open 12V SPST relays all day long but have been unable to locate one that is Normally Closed. Any help and guidance will certainly be appreciated.

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Old 09-27-2004, 03:57 AM
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AFAIK,
relays tend to be normally open.

I suppose you can source one from a speciality electronic shop
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Normally, a decent quality physical relay will have that option. You see, the relay is just a switch, and it lives in one of two positions. It's only marginally more expensive (and often fairly practical) to have a second contact on the other side of the relay, the "b" contact. Typically, a b-contact is NC, while the adjacent a-contact is NO, and they switch places when you energize the coil. Typically.

Try mouser.com. Not well organized, and probably way too much stuff for your needs, but I can almost guarantee they have what you're looking for.

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Yeah,Dan's right, I bought a couple of Square D relays last week,SPST, normally open or closed. Check with a good electrical supply house, they should have them in stock.
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Daryl,

Bosch 0.332.104.001 12 Volt NC SPST DIN icecube style ... OEM Toyota relay

http://www.hosfelt.com/

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