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58-12 1CO OEN RELAY 5-PIN

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Description

⚡ 58-12 1CO OEN Relay 5-Pin – Miniature Power Relay Module

The 58-12 1CO OEN Relay 5-Pin is a compact, high-reliability miniature power relay designed for general-purpose switching applications. Featuring a 12V DC coil and 1 changeover (1CO) contact configuration, this relay provides dependable switching for home automation, industrial control, automotive electronics, and DIY projects. With its standard 5-pin footprint and SPDT contacts rated for 10A at 250VAC, this relay offers professional performance in a space-saving package.

✨ Key Highlights
  • 12V DC Coil – Standard voltage for automotive and battery systems
  • 🔄 1CO (1 Changeover) Contact – SPDT configuration with NO, NC, COM
  • 🔌 10A Switching Capacity – Handle high-power loads reliably
  • 📐 Compact Footprint – Space-saving miniature design
  • 💡 Low Coil Power – Efficient operation at ~400mW
  • 🔧 5-Pin Standard – Easy PCB mounting or socket installation
  • ⚙️ Long Service Life – 100,000+ mechanical operations
  • 🛡️ High Dielectric Strength – 1000VAC isolation between coil and contacts
  • 🌡️ Wide Temperature Range – -40°C to +85°C operation
  • 🌐 Universal Application – Suitable for AC and DC loads
📊 Technical Specifications
Specification Details
📋 Model Number 58-12 (OEN Series)
Coil Voltage 12V DC (Nominal)
🔋 Coil Voltage Range 9.6V – 14.4V DC (±20%)
💡 Coil Current ~33mA (typical at 12V)
⚙️ Coil Resistance ~360Ω (±10%)
Coil Power ~400mW
🔌 Contact Configuration 1CO (1 Changeover) = SPDT (Form C)
🔢 Number of Contacts 1 changeover contact (NO + NC + COM)
Contact Rating (AC) 10A @ 250VAC (Resistive Load)
🔋 Contact Rating (DC) 10A @ 30VDC (Resistive Load)
💪 Maximum Switching Voltage 250VAC / 30VDC
🔌 Maximum Switching Current 10A (Resistive), 5A (Inductive)
⚙️ Contact Material Silver Alloy (AgNi or AgSnO2)
🔒 Contact Resistance ≤100mΩ (initial, max)
⏱️ Operating Time ≤10ms (pickup), ≤5ms (release)
🔄 Mechanical Life 10,000,000 operations (no load)
Electrical Life 100,000 operations (rated load)
🛡️ Insulation Resistance ≥100MΩ (at 500VDC)
Dielectric Strength 1000VAC (1 minute between coil and contacts)
📐 Mounting Type PCB through-hole or relay socket
📌 Pin Pitch 5.0mm (standard spacing)
🌡️ Operating Temperature -40°C to +85°C
💧 Humidity 5% to 85% RH (non-condensing)
📏 Dimensions (L x W x H) ~29mm x 12.7mm x 15.7mm
⚖️ Weight ~10g
🏭 Standards Compliance UL, TÜV, CE approved
🔌 5-Pin Configuration & Pinout
Pin Number Pin Name Function
1 Coil A1 (+) Positive coil terminal (Connect to +12V via driver)
2 Coil A2 (-) Negative coil terminal (Connect to GND)
3 COM (Common) Common contact – Moving contact point
4 NO (Normally Open) Normally Open contact – Closed when relay energized
5 NC (Normally Closed) Normally Closed contact – Open when relay energized
🔄 Contact States (SPDT Operation)
Relay State Coil Voltage COM ↔ NC COM ↔ NO Use Case
De-energized (OFF) 0V ✅ Connected ❌ Disconnected Default state, fail-safe position
Energized (ON) 12V ❌ Disconnected ✅ Connected Active state, device powered
🎯 Perfect For
Application Description
🚗 Automotive Electronics Car accessories, fog lights, horn circuits, power windows
🏠 Home Automation Smart switches, lighting control, appliance automation
🔋 Battery Systems 12V battery management, solar charge controllers
🤖 Robotics Motor direction control, actuator switching
🔐 Security Systems Alarm controls, door locks, siren activation
🏭 Industrial Control Low-power equipment switching, pilot relays
🌞 Solar/RV Applications 12V system switching, load management
💡 Lighting Control 12V LED strips, automotive bulbs, work lights
🚨 Alarm/Warning Systems Sirens, beacons, emergency shutoff circuits
🔊 Audio Equipment Signal routing, speaker protection, amplifier control
📡 IoT Projects Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi controlled devices
🛠️ DIY Electronics Hobby projects, prototyping, test equipment
🔧 Driver Circuit Options
Control Method Components Needed Best For
NPN Transistor (2N2222) 1x 2N2222, 1x 1kΩ resistor, 1x 1N4007 diode ⭐⭐⭐ Simple, low-cost, most common
Darlington (TIP120) 1x TIP120, 1x 1kΩ resistor, 1x 1N4007 diode ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Higher current gain, 3.3V compatible
MOSFET (IRLZ44N) 1x MOSFET, 1x 10kΩ resistor, 1x 1N4007 diode ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Low heat, high efficiency
ULN2003 IC 1x ULN2003 (controls up to 7 relays) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Multiple relays, built-in flyback
Relay Module Board Pre-built relay module with driver ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easiest, beginner-friendly
Direct GPIO (NOT RECOMMENDED) None ❌ Can damage microcontroller (33mA exceeds most pins)
⚡ Basic Transistor Driver Circuit
Connection Details
MCU GPIO (5V/3.3V) → 1kΩ Resistor → NPN Base (2N2222 or TIP120)
NPN Emitter → GND (Common ground)
NPN Collector → Relay Coil Pin 2 (A2, Coil -)
Relay Coil Pin 1 (A1, Coil +) → +12V Power Supply
Flyback Diode (1N4007) Cathode (stripe) → +12V, Anode → Coil Pin 2 (parallel to coil)
⚠️ Critical Note Common ground between MCU and 12V supply REQUIRED
📋 OEN Series Features
Feature Description
🏭 Manufacturer OEN (Original Equipment Number)
📐 Design Type Miniature power relay, sealed construction
🔒 Case Material Flame-retardant plastic (UL94V-0)
⚙️ Mounting Options PCB through-hole, relay socket compatible
🌡️ Temperature Rating Industrial grade (-40°C to +85°C)
🔧 Termination Standard 5-pin configuration
🛡️ Protection Sealed against dust and moisture (not waterproof)
Certifications UL, TÜV, CE compliant
🔄 Load Type Derating Guide
Load Type Max Current @ 12V Max Current @ 250VAC Notes
Resistive (Heaters, Bulbs) 10A 10A ✅ Full rated current
LED Loads (with driver) 10A 10A ✅ Low inrush, full rating OK
Incandescent Lamps 6A 6A ⚠️ High inrush (10x), derate 40%
Inductive (Motors, Solenoids) 5A 5A ⚠️ Derate to 50%, add suppression
Capacitive (Power Supplies) 5A 5A ⚠️ High inrush current
Halogen Bulbs (12V) 5A N/A ⚠️ Very high inrush (15x)
⚠️ Critical Safety & Usage Notes
  • 12V DC coil required – Will not operate reliably below 9.6V
  • 🔌 NEVER drive directly from GPIO – 33mA exceeds most MCU pin limits
  • ⚠️ ALWAYS use flyback diode – Mandatory for protecting driver circuit from back EMF
  • 🔒 Observe coil polarity – Pin 1 = (+), Pin 2 = (-); non-polarized but best practice
  • 💪 10A maximum per contact – Use appropriate wire gauge (16-18 AWG)
  • 🔥 Inductive loads require derating – Motors/solenoids: reduce to 50% (5A max)
  • AC VOLTAGE IS DANGEROUS – 250VAC can be lethal; use qualified electrician
  • 🛡️ Common ground essential – MCU GND and 12V supply GND must connect
  • 🔧 Use relay socket recommended – Easy replacement without desoldering
  • 🌡️ Keep within temperature limits – Avoid mounting near heat sources
  • 📏 Proper spacing required – Maintain clearance between high voltage traces
  • ⚠️ Not waterproof – Protect from moisture and condensation
📦 Package Contents
  • ✅ 1x 58-12 OEN Relay (5-Pin, 12V DC coil)
  • ✅ Standard PCB through-hole package
  • ✅ Anti-static packaging
  • ⚠️ Note: Driver circuit components NOT included
  • ⚠️ Note: Flyback diode (1N4007) sold separately
  • ⚠️ Note: Relay socket sold separately (optional)
  • ⚠️ Note: 12V power supply NOT included
🔧 Example Arduino Code (Basic Control)
Code Snippet

// Define relay control pin (connected to transistor base)
const int RELAY_PIN = 7;

void setup() {
  pinMode(RELAY_PIN, OUTPUT);
  digitalWrite(RELAY_PIN, LOW); // Relay OFF initially
  Serial.begin(9600);
  Serial.println("58-12 Relay Control Ready");
}

void loop() {
  Serial.println("Relay ON");
  digitalWrite(RELAY_PIN, HIGH); // Energize relay
  delay(3000); // 3 seconds ON
  
  Serial.println("Relay OFF");
  digitalWrite(RELAY_PIN, LOW); // De-energize relay
  delay(3000); // 3 seconds OFF
}

// Hardware: Arduino GPIO → 1kΩ → 2N2222 Base
// 2N2222 Emitter → GND
// 2N2222 Collector → Relay Coil (-)
// Relay Coil (+) → +12V
// 1N4007 Diode across coil (Cathode to +12V)

✅ Advantages of 58-12 OEN Relay
Feature Benefit
📐 Compact Size Miniature footprint saves PCB space
💡 Low Coil Current 33mA easy to drive with transistor/MOSFET
💪 High Current Rating 10A handles most household and automotive loads
🔄 SPDT Configuration Versatile – can implement ON/OFF or changeover switching
🏭 Industrial Quality UL/TÜV certified for professional applications
🔒 Sealed Construction Protected against dust and environmental contaminants
🌡️ Wide Temp Range -40°C to +85°C suitable for automotive and industrial use
💰 Cost Effective Affordable solution for reliable power switching
🔧 Socket Compatible Easy replacement without desoldering
⚙️ Long Lifespan 100,000+ operations at rated load
🔍 Troubleshooting Guide
Problem Possible Cause Solution
Relay Doesn’t Click Insufficient coil voltage or current ✅ Check 12V supply, verify transistor operation, test coil resistance (~360Ω)
Relay Clicks But Load Doesn’t Turn On Wrong contact terminals used ✅ Verify COM-NO connection (NOT COM-NC for normal operation)
Relay Stays Energized Transistor always conducting ✅ Check GPIO signal, verify transistor not shorted
MCU Resets When Relay Switches Missing flyback diode causing voltage spike ✅ Add 1N4007 diode across coil (cathode to +12V, anode to coil -)
Contacts Weld Together Excessive current or inrush ✅ Reduce load current, add inrush limiting, use larger relay
Intermittent Operation Loose connections or oxidized contacts ✅ Clean pins, check solder joints, test with multimeter
Relay Gets Hot Overcurrent through contacts ✅ Measure load current, ensure within 10A rating
Short Relay Lifespan Switching inductive loads without protection ✅ Add RC snubber or MOV across contacts, derate current
🛡️ Contact Protection Circuits
Load Type Protection Method Components
DC Motors/Solenoids Flyback Diode 1N4007 across load (cathode to +, anode to -)
AC Inductive Loads RC Snubber 100Ω resistor + 0.1µF/630V capacitor in series, across contacts
High Voltage Spikes MOV (Varistor) Metal Oxide Varistor rated 20% above supply voltage
Incandescent Lamps NTC Thermistor NTC inrush limiter in series with lamp
💡 Pro Tips for Optimal Performance
  • 🔧 Use relay socket – Makes replacement easy without desoldering
  • 📏 Proper wire gauge – Use 18 AWG for 8-10A, 16 AWG for safety margin
  • 🔌 Test before installation – Verify relay clicks and contacts switch properly
  • Add status LED – Parallel LED (with resistor) across coil shows relay state
  • 🛡️ Enclosure recommended – Protect exposed contacts from accidental touch
  • 🔒 Use NC contact for fail-safe – Critical loads stay ON if relay fails
  • 💾 Stock spare relays – Keep replacements for critical applications
  • 📋 Label connections – Document COM/NO/NC before wiring
  • ⚙️ Clean contacts periodically – High-current switching can cause oxidation
  • 🌡️ Monitor temperature – Excessive heat indicates overcurrent
  • 🔄 Limit switching frequency – Don’t rapid-cycle relay (>1Hz sustained)
  • Add fuse protection – Always fuse the load side for safety
🔄 Alternative Relay Sockets
Socket Type Mounting Features
PCB Socket Through-hole PCB ✅ Direct board mounting, secure connection
DIN Rail Socket 35mm DIN rail ✅ Industrial panel mounting, easy wiring
Panel Mount Socket Screw mounting ✅ Flexible positioning, terminal connections
Plug-in Socket Quick-connect base ✅ Tool-free relay replacement
🛡️ Warranty & Support

✅ Genuine OEN series relay with quality construction
✅ Factory tested for coil and contact operation
✅ Silver alloy contacts for reliable switching
✅ UL, TÜV, CE certified for safety compliance
✅ Rated for 100,000+ electrical operations
✅ Industrial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C)
✅ Standard 5-pin footprint for universal compatibility
✅ Technical datasheet and pinout diagram included
✅ Fast replacement for defective units
⚠️ Important: Always use appropriate driver circuit and flyback protection. High voltage wiring requires qualified electrician.

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