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Voltage level should be used for questions that are referring to using hardware together that operates on different voltages (the "concentration" of electricity).
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Can I use relays with 10A125V~ for my 220V~ applications, safely?
The part is obsolete now according to Mouser. The simple answer is no, you cannot use a 120 volt part at 220 volts. The higher voltage can breakdown the lower voltage rated parts. It really has not …
