Impulse relays

 

— a control device that turns on and off the power supply. A key feature of impulse relays is the ability to operate from a short-term impulse. The state of the impulse relay (on or off) is fixed until the next impulse appears. In traditional relays, the operating position must be maintained by a constant supply of voltage. Thanks to the use of impulse relays, a significant reduction in the load on the power grid can be achieved. The device can be used in absolutely any area of industry or everyday life, to control production equipment, lighting, heaters, etc.