| Profile 1 | General-purpose electromechanical relays | Use an energized coil and moving contacts to switch an electrical circuit. | Control panels, appliances, industrial equipment | Contact configuration, rated load, coil voltage, electrical endurance, and insulation ratings |
| Profile 2 | PCB-mounted relays | Compact relays designed for through-hole or surface-mount circuit-board assembly. | Control boards, instrumentation, building controls | Mounting format, board layout, contact rating, coil power, and operating temperature |
| Profile 3 | Power relays | Switch higher-load circuits than typical signal relays, subject to the device’s rated limits. | Industrial machinery, HVAC equipment, power distribution controls | Load type, inrush current, switching frequency, contact material, and expected service life |
| Profile 4 | Automotive relays | Electromechanical switching devices designed for vehicle electrical systems. | Automotive body electronics, fans, pumps, lighting circuits | Vehicle voltage system, vibration resistance, temperature range, and applicable qualification requirements |
| Profile 5 | Signal and telecommunications relays | Switch low-level signals with attention to contact stability and isolation. | Test equipment, communications equipment, measurement systems | Signal level, contact resistance, insulation, switching behavior, and lifecycle data |
| Profile 6 | Latching relays | Maintain a contact state after the actuating pulse ends; a further operation changes the state. | Metering, battery-powered controls, remote switching | Set/reset method, pulse requirements, state indication, and contact ratings |
| Profile 7 | Solid-state relays | Switch loads using semiconductor devices rather than moving contacts. | Process control, heating systems, equipment with frequent switching | AC or DC output type, load current, heat dissipation, leakage current, and surge protection |
| Profile 8 | Time-delay relays | Apply a defined delay to relay operation or release, depending on the selected function. | Motor control, sequencing, lighting and ventilation controls | Timing range, timing accuracy, delay function, supply conditions, and output rating |
| Profile 9 | Thermal overload relays | Provide motor overload protection by responding to sustained excess current, as specified for the device. | Motor starters, pumps, fans, industrial drives | Adjustment range, trip class, ambient conditions, reset mode, and coordination with the starter |
| Profile 10 | High-voltage DC relays and contactors | Switch DC circuits designed for applications requiring specialized arc-control considerations. | Electric vehicles, charging equipment, energy storage systems | DC voltage and current ratings, polarity requirements, insulation, switching duty, and safety approvals |