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Quantity adjustment on next page Series E-66-38  If the internal wire gauge for winding is predetermined or if the "voltage" is different from the above, enter the desired information in the above box labeled "Special Comments" and select the closest "voltage" and "duty cycle". C = Continuous (100%) Duty Cycle, Maximum On-Time = Infinite Approximate Input Power = 0.6 Watts Holding force against cold rolled steel with a thickness of: 0.063” (1.6 mm): 13.5 Oz (3.7 N) Available for voltages equal to or less than 12 Volts DC for this duty cycle I = Intermittent (50%) Duty Cycle, Maximum On-Time = 180 Seconds Approximate Input Power = 1.2 Watts Holding force against cold rolled steel with a thickness of: 0.063” (1.6 mm): 15.6 Oz (4.3 N) Available for voltages equal to or less than 18 Volts DC for this duty cycle L = Long Pulse (25%) Duty Cycle, Maximum On-Time = 40 Seconds Approximate Input Power = 2.4 Watts Holding force against cold rolled steel with a thickness of: 0.063” (1.6 mm): 18.2 Oz (5.1 N) Available for voltages equal to or less than 24 Volts DC for this duty cycle P = Pulse (10%) Duty Cycle, Maximum On-Time = 8 Seconds Approximate Input Power = 6.0 Watts Holding force against cold rolled steel with a thickness of: 0.063” (1.6 mm): 23.5 Oz (6.5 N) Available for voltages equal to or less than 36 Volts DC for this duty cycle Tubular Electromagnet, 0.38" (10 mm) DIA X 0.66" (17 mm) L. Mounting: 4-40 threaded hole. Minimum Heat Sink: Equivalent of 1.0” x 1.0" x 0.063" (25 mm x 25 mm x 1.6 mm) metal Plate All values are at 25ºC. Duty Cycle= on time/(on time+off time) in one cycle of operation when voltage is being cycled on and off. V = R × I P = V × I = V² /R = R × I² V = input D.C. voltage (volts) R = electromagnet resistance (ohms) I = current used by electromagnet (amperes) P = input power to electromagnet (watts) Quantity adjustment on next page 
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