What is the difference between inductive, capacitive and lamp load current ratings?
An inductive load is due to an electromagnetic solenoid, electromagnetic relay and electromagnetic counter with an inductive component as a circuit load. A capacitive load is a capacitor connected in series or parallel with a reed switch control. In a closed circuit, a cable length, generally greater than 50 metres, is used to connect the reed switch which may also evolve static capacitance. A lamp load can occur because of a tungsten filament lamp load.