Phoenix Contact DIN Rail Force Guided Relay, 24 V dc Coil Voltage

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RS Stock No.:
666-7034
Mfr. Part No.:
2963747
Brand:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Product Type

Force Guided Relay

Mount Type

DIN Rail

Coil Power

1.2W

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Terminal Type

Screw

Maximum Operating Temperature

55°C

Height

114.5mm

Depth

22.5mm

Length

99mm

Isolation Coil To Contact

4kV

Contact Material

Gold Plated

Series

PSR-SCP

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Phoenix Contact Force-Guided Relay, Screw Terminals, 8.56W Maximum Power Loss - PSR-SCP- 24UC/URM/5X1/2X2 - 2963747


For reliable switching of your automated system's safety circuits, install this force-guided relay from Phoenix Contact. It stops all its circuits from closing at once to activate protective devices without a hitch. Thanks to its highly conductive silver alloy pins, the unit supports the efficient signalling needed for speedy error detection. As it covers five circuits at once, it's a versatile fault-monitoring option. Clip it directly onto a DIN rail without tools and fly through installation.

Working with a setup that uses safety doors and guards? This relay reacts to any issues in 20ms to trigger them without delay. Its insulating PA casing cuts user exposure to hazardous loads for shock-free handling. Finding compatible equipment is easy, as it switches both AC and DC voltages. Thanks to easy-to-use screw terminals, you can be sure vibration and jostling won't disrupt your process.

Features & Benefits


• EN 50178-approved air clearances indicate reliable electrical insulation

• Power loss of 8.56W for minimal electrical consumption and energy-efficient control

• Mechanical lifespan of 10 million cycles means you can count on long-term switching

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