Latching relay – It is a form of relay that retains its state after being actuated. This is why they’re also known as impulse relays, keep relays, or stay relays
Reed Relay – Reed relays, including electromechanical relays, produce mechanical actuation of physical contacts to open or close circuit paths. These relay contacts, on the other hand, are much smaller and lighter than electromagnetic relays.
Polarized Relay – As the name implies, these relays are extremely sensitive to the current direction. It’s a kind of DC electromagnetic relay with an additional permanent magnetic field source to pass the relay’s armature.
Solid-state relays – Since the control energy needed (to power the control circuit) is much lower than the power to be regulated (switching output) by these relays, their power gain is much higher than electromechanical relays.