When you buy a RIB device, you know you're getting a valuable product with quality in mind. Read More
Choosing the right relay for your application should be much easier than flying an airplane! Check out this week's Tech Tuesday to find out how! Read More
This week we're covering horse power and the associated ratings on our datasheets! Read More
What's the definition of a resistive load? What are some examples? Where can the ratings be seen on our datasheets? Read on to learn! Read More
For this week's Tech Blog post, I would like to focus on the "Electronic Ballast" rating. Read More
Our resident emcee - Sam Klennert - breaks down what Functional Devices has to offer! Read More
What's the difference between DOM and DOB? Let's try to answer that and give some real-world examples of applications where each could be used. Read More
So, you’ve been using our RIB® products for a while, and you say: “Man, these RIB® relays are just great, but I’m fearful of wiring up this low voltage coil input next to the high voltage relay output. I sure don’t want to be like Marv from ‘Home Alone’. Does Functional Devices make a RIB® relay […] Read More
Many times when I take tech calls, I will answer a question on how to wire up a RIB® relay to control a load. When this happens, I have a go-to analogy that always seems to clear things up and answer the question. What is this genius analogy, you ask? Well, the title of this blog […] Read More
Problem Here’s a scenario that may be familiar: the current of a high voltage load needs to be monitored with a current sensor, and the current sensor needs an integrated relay with 10A rated contacts. It seems easy, however when working with high voltage, some special equipment (and maybe even a licensed professional) is required. […] Read More
