Pulse Reversing SPDT? | Low Voltage DC Solutions

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A latching relay can function as a single pole double throw (SPDT) switch that reverses its position when energized and de-energized. This type of relay locks in place after each voltage disconnect and reconnect, making it suitable for low voltage DC circuits. Common applications include alternating pump ejector systems, where they are referred to as alternating relays or contactors. These relays provide a reliable solution for switching tasks that require a toggle action with minimal manual intervention. Utilizing a latching relay can enhance the efficiency of low voltage DC applications.
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I'm wondering if there is such thing as a spdt which reverses upon being energized/de-energized? So each time a voltage is disconnected then reconnected the switch flips once and locks in place till the next disconnect/connect.

I'm interested in this for a low voltage dc circuit.
 
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Yes, there is such thing. Look under latching relay.
 
they are used in alternating pump ejector system and are called alternating relays or contactors.
 
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