AZ8-1CH-48DE is explicitly listed in the AZ8 ordering table with a 48 VDC standard coil and epoxy-sealed construction.
Manufacturer source reviewed Request this exact modelAZ8-1CH-48DE specifications
Use these specifications to identify your BOM line. MZZ confirms availability, quantity and delivery against your purchasing requirement.
- Contact arrangement
- 1 Form C (SPDT)
- Nominal coil
- 48 VDC
- Coil resistance
- 3,800 ohm, +/-10%
- Must operate voltage
- 36.00 VDC
- Coil version
- Standard
- Enclosure
- Epoxy sealed
- Ordering-table contact class
- 6 A medium-duty class
Why the complete code matters
The standard coil has 3,800 ohm resistance and a 36.00 VDC must-operate value in this row. Compare the exact contact duty, enclosure and voltage with the BOM; current capability depends on the approved load and conditions. Optional Form A, Class F and hermetic suffixes are not inferred from this entry.
Where the AZ8 family may fit
These are family-level screening examples. Final suitability depends on the exact load, environment, required life and approvals.
- Appliance and equipment control after reviewing the exact resistive, inductive or inrush load rating
- Industrial PCB switching where contact arrangement, coil drive and thermal conditions are verified
- Maintenance BOM sourcing with the original manufacturer code and drawing revision preserved
What MZZ verifies before quoting
The original BOM code remains unchanged while commercial and technical conditions are checked.
- Full manufacturer ordering code and every suffix
- Coil voltage, polarity and switching or latching drive
- Contact arrangement, switching load and electrical-life requirement
- PCB terminals, land pattern, enclosure and packing format
- Required quantity, destination, target date and documentation
Manufacturer source
The linked manufacturer record controls technical selection. MZZ rechecks the current source and actual supply conditions after receiving the required quantity and destination.
Document reference: 2021-03-29.
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