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RoHS Declaration: Omron | Where to find it and what it must contain
Omron (Japan) makes relays, switches, sensors, safety components and automation controllers. This page explains where their RoHS documentation is published and how to tell whether the document you receive is usable.
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Where Omron publishes it
Start at https://www.omron.com and go to the product page, under Environmental information.
What to check in this category
Relay contacts are the specific issue in this catalogue. Silver cadmium oxide was long the standard contact material for switching inductive loads, and cadmium is RoHS restricted at 0.01% by weight, ten times stricter than the other restricted substances. Confirm the contact material for your exact part code, since a catalogue series often spans several materials.
What a usable declaration contains
- The exact part number or article range covered.
- The issue date of the document.
- The regulation revision referenced.
- Any exemptions claimed, by number.
- SVHC content stated against the 0.1% by weight threshold.
- A named signatory.
Related guides
- Omron — REACH declaration guide
- Sensata Technologies — RoHS (Relays and sensors)
- Honeywell Sensing — RoHS (Relays and sensors)
- Crouzet — RoHS (Relays and sensors)
- All RoHS guides
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