Bistable relays, also known as latching relays, are devices that have two stable states, typically “on” and “off.” Unlike conventional relays, which require continuous power to maintain their position, bistable relays consume power only during the switching process. This makes them highly energy-efficient, and they are particularly valuable in systems where low power consumption is essential, such as in battery-operated devices and energy-saving applications.

    Bistable relays are used in various fields, including telecommunications, automotive systems, home appliances, industrial control, and more. Their ability to retain their state without the need for constant power supply makes them ideal for applications that require long-term reliability without unnecessary power drain.