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l Two independent relays mounted in a single package (43% of the volume of the two FRL-270 relays) l High current contact capacity (carrying current: 40 A/2 minutes, 30 A/1 hour) l High heat resistance and extended operating voltage l RoHS compliant since date code: 0627 Please see page 9 for more information n ORDERING INFORMATION FBR562 SERIES HIGH POWER TWIN RELAY

1 POLE x 2—30A

(FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS) (a) Series Name FBR562 : FBR562 Series relay for 12 V battery (contact gap 0.4 mm) (b) Enclosure N : Plastic sealed type (c) Nominal Voltage D06 : 6 VDC D09 : 9 VDC D12 : 12 VDC (d) Contact Material FBR562 N D12 – W1 ** [Example] (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) RoHS compliant

MODEL Nominal Coil Must operate Thermal voltage resistance voltage resistance W1 contact (±10%) (at 20°C) FBR562ND06-W1 6 VDC 42 Ω 3.6 VDC (at 20°C)

4.5 VDC (at 85°C)

FBR562ND09-W1 9 VDC 95 Ω 5.4 VDC (at 20°C) 77°C/W 6.8 VDC (at 85°C) FBR562ND12-W 112 VDC 170 Ω 7.3 VDC (at 20°C)

9.2 VDC (at 85°C)

*1 Values when switching a resistive load at normal room temperature and humidity and in a clean environment. The minimum switching load varies with the switching frequency and operating environment. n SPECIFICATIONS Item Specifications Contact Arrangement 1 form C × 2 (SPDT × 2) Material Silver-tin oxide indium (–W1 type) Voltage Drop (resistance) Maximum 100 mV (at 2 A 12 VDC) Ratings 14 VDC 20 A (locked motor load)

14 VDC inrush 20 A, break 4 A (motor free load)

Maximum Carrying Current 40 A/2 minutes, 30 A/ 1 hour (25°C, 100% rated coil voltage) Maximum Inrush Current –W1 type: 60 A (reference) Max. Switching Current (reference) 40 A 16 VDC Minimum Switching Load*1 –W1 type: 6 VDC 1 A (reference) Coil Operating Temperature –40°C to +85°C (no frost) (refer to the CHARACTERISTIC DATA) Storage Temperature –40°C to +100°C (no frost) Time Value Operate (at nominal voltage) Maximum 10 ms Release (at nominal voltage) Maximum 5 ms Life Mechanical 1 × 107 operations minimum Electrical 1 × 105 operations minimum (locked motor load) 1 × 106 operations minimum (motor free Load) Other Vibration Resistance 10 to 55 Hz (double amplitude of 1.5 mm) Shock Misoperation 100 m/s2 Resistance Endurance 1,000 m/s2

Application Normal load current Life x 10 3 Recommended model (example) Power Windows 20 to 30 A (switching at motor locking) 100 FBR562Nn -W1 Automatic Door Lock 18 to 30 A/4 to 5 door (switching at motor locking) 100 FBR562Nn -W1 Intermittent Wipers INRUSH 15 to 30 A 300 FBR562Nn-W1 For 12 V BREAK 2 to 8 A (motor free) battery Tilt-Lock Wheel INRUSH 15 A 100 FBR562Nn-W1 BREAK 2.5 A (motor free) Sunroof 20 to 30 A (switching at motor locking) 100 FBR562Nn-W1 Others Car audio system, etc — FBR562Nn-W1 n CHARACTERISTIC DATA 1. MAXIMUM BREAK CAPACITY 2. LIFE Locked motor load Resistive load Contact switching current (A) 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 Voltage between contacts (VDC) Number of operations (x10

14 VDC

Locked motor current (A)

  1. LIFE TEST (EXAMPLE) (Continued) 20 sec(RL-1) 20 A 0 A (RL-2) 0.3 sec 10 sec 0.3 sec
  • Current Wave Form
  • Test circuit RL-1 N.O. N.C. N.O. N.C. M RL-2 20 sec(RL-1) 30 A 0 A (RL-2) 0.3 sec 10 sec 0.3 sec
  • Current wave form
  • Test circuit RL-1 N.O. N.C. N.O. N.C. M RL-2 Ratio of pick-up and drop-out values to rated coil voltages (%) 100 PICK-UP DROP-OUT Initial 1 10 100
  • Shift of pick-up drop-out voltage Initial 1 10 100 No. of operations (x 10
  • Shift of contact resistance CONTACT RESISTANCE m 1000 100 (measured at 6 V-1 A) Ratio of pick-up and drop-out values to rated coil voltages (%) 100 PICK-UP DROP-OUT Initial 1 10 100
  • Shift of pick-up drop-out voltage Initial 1 10 100 No. of operations (x 10
  • Shift of contact resistance CONTACT RESISTANCE m 1000 100 (measured at 6 V-1 A)
  • Test item

14 VDC-20 A

200,000 operations minimum (FBR562 -W type)

  • Test item

14 VDC-30 A

100,000 operations minimum (FBR562 -W type)

(Continued)

  • Current wave form
  • Test circuit N.O. N.C. Ratio of pick-up and drop-out values to rated coil voltages (%) 100 PICK-UP DROP-OUT Initial 1 10 100
  • Shift of pick-up drop-out voltage Initial 1 10 100 No. of operations (x10
  • Shift of contact resistance CONTACT RESISTANCE m 1000 100 (measured at 6 V-1 A) 4 A 16 A 25 A 0 A M
  • Test item

16 VDC-25 A INRUSH

400,000 operations minimum (FBR562 -N type) 4. COIL TEMPERATURE RISE (1) (2) Coil temperature rise ( 120 100 Applied time (minutes) 0 10 20 30 *: One coil energized at 20°C If both coils are energized, temperature rise will increase by (1) 5°C (0 A carrying current) (2) 20°C (10 A carrying current)

  1. OPERATING COIL VOLTAGE RANGE (EXAMPLE) Ratio of operating voltage to rated coil voltage (%) 133 130 120 110 100 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 8085 Operating temperature (°C) Operating voltage Continuous at carrying current of 20 A Within 5 minutes at carrying current of 20 A Within 3 minutes at carrying current of 20 A 6. VIBRATION RESISTANCE CHARACTERISTICS Dual amplitude Frequency (Hz) Acceleration (G) 4.4 G Automotive electronics standard 10 50 100 200 600 1000 2000 5 1 0.5 0.1 0.01 X Y Z FBR562 Range where chattering occurs N.O.contact coil not energized on X-direction
  1. SHOCK RESISTANCE CHARACTERISTICS Z1 FBR562 Shock direction X1 X2 Y2 Z1 Z2Y1 100 Shock level (G) : N.C. contact (coil de-energized) : N.O. Contact (coil energized) n REFERENCE DATA 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Distribution (%) FBR562 n = 100 Operate Release Distribution of operate and release voltage Nominal voltage multiplying factor (%) 100 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FBR562 n = 100 Operate Release Distribution of operate and release time Time (ms) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 100 FBR562 n = 100 Distribution of contact resistance Contact resistance (m) Distribution (%) Distribution (%)

Unit: mm 25.2Max 562Maximum22.9Max  Tube carrier F&T 562ND12-N 9112 26.0+0.5 20.0+0.3  PC board mounting hole layout (BOTTOM VIEW) 7.62 5.08 7.62 3.7 4-Ø 1.3 2-Ø 1.4 7.62 3.09 20.32 4-Ø 1.5 N.C. N.O.  Schematic COM COM N.C. N.O. 20pieces/tube (3.09) 16.2+0.33.5 (3.7) 1.2 0.3 0.5 7.62 7.62 20.32 7.625.08 1.0 0.31.2 II I (BOTTOM VIEW)  Dimensions

  1. General Information l Relays produced after the specific date code that is indicated on each data sheet are lead-free now. Most of our signal and power relays are lead-free. Please refer to Lead-Free Status Info. (http://www.fujitsu.com/us/downloads/MICRO/fcai/relays/lead-free-letter.pdf) l Lead free solder paste currently used in relays is Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu. l All signal and most power relays also comply with RoHS. Please refer to individual data sheets. Relays that are RoHS compliant do not contain the 5 hazardous materials that are restricted by RoHS directive (lead, mercury, chromium IV, PBB, PBDE). l It has been verified that using lead-free relays in leaded assembly process will not cause any problems (compatible). l “LF” is marked on each outer and inner carton. (No marking on individual relays). l To avoid leaded relays (for lead-free sample, etc.) please consult with area sales office. l We will ship leaded relays as long as the leaded relay inventory exists. Note: Cadmium was exempted from RoHS on October 21, 2005. (Amendment to Directive 2002/95/EC) 2. Recommended Lead Free Solder Profile l Recommended solder paste Sn-3.0Ag-0.5Cu. RoHS Compliance and Lead Free Relay Information Reflow Solder condtion 3. Moisture Sensitivity l Moisture Sensitivity Level standard is not applicable to electromechanical realys. 4. Tin Whisker l Dipped SnAgCu solder is known as low risk tin whisker. No considerable length whisker was found by our in house test. We highly recommend that you confirm your actual solder conditions Flow Solder condtion: Pre-heating: maximum 120˚C Soldering: dip within 5 sec. at 260˚C soler bath Solder by Soldering Iron: Soldering Iron Temperature: maximum 360˚C Duration: maximum 3 sec.

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