This catalog sorts electromechanical products by the mechanical action each one performs switching, sensing, protecting, or converting power rather than by a single flat product list, since that action is usually what determines whether a part fits your application. Manufacturer, part number, and part type are the three most common starting points for an electromechanical search.
Two parts can look similar on a spec sheet and still belong to different families if their underlying mechanism differs: a relay and a contactor both switch a circuit, for instance, but a contactor is built for the higher current loads a relay isn't rated for. Classifying by mechanism, not just by name, is what keeps a search accurate.
Match the category to what the application needs the part to do, not just what it's commonly called. A high-current switching requirement generally points toward contactors rather than relays; a need to detect a physical state rather than control one point toward sensors. Starting from the required function, rather than a part name, narrows the search faster and reduces the chance of pulling a part that's mechanically wrong for the load or signal involved. Searching by supplier instead of function? See electromechanical manufacturers.
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