C, V, D, G, A, X, TT, J, JH, VTT, VAZ, VAA etc. are codes that describe the functions of relays. The first letter indicates what is being measured - C for current and V for voltage. The second letter describes what causes movement, such as D for a disc-operated relay. Additional codes like A, G, H, J, T, and Z provide more details about the relay's purpose, such as attracting an armature, being general purpose, having a timer, or measuring impedance.
C, V, D, G, A, X, TT, J, JH, VTT, VAZ, VAA etc. are codes that describe the functions of relays. The first letter indicates what is being measured - C for current and V for voltage. The second letter describes what causes movement, such as D for a disc-operated relay. Additional codes like A, G, H, J, T, and Z provide more details about the relay's purpose, such as attracting an armature, being general purpose, having a timer, or measuring impedance.
C, V, D, G, A, X, TT, J, JH, VTT, VAZ, VAA etc. are codes that describe the functions of relays. The first letter indicates what is being measured - C for current and V for voltage. The second letter describes what causes movement, such as D for a disc-operated relay. Additional codes like A, G, H, J, T, and Z provide more details about the relay's purpose, such as attracting an armature, being general purpose, having a timer, or measuring impedance.
Re: What does CDG,CDAG,CAG,VAJ,VAJH,VTT,VAZ,VAA etc.
stands for in case of relays and
can anyone answer to decode this codes C,V,D,G,A,X,TT,J,JH etc
the first letter account for what is to be measured
the second letter is for the type of what causes the movement so for the C part its for Current, for the V part its for Voltage The D is for disc operated. If u go and look closely on the relays you will find an induction disc contained therein. To add (As I remember)a few more. A attracted armature (Instantaneous), G- general purpose, H high rupturing capacity ( heavy duty),J- master trip,T with timer and Z impedance J- Dc In comer K- control,closing, Tripping L- Alarm,Annunciation, E- Potential Tranformer H- AC supply C- Protection Circuit D- Metering Circuit A- CT secondary for special protection