Phoenix Contact PLC-RSC- 24DC/21-21 Series Interface Relay, DIN Rail Mount, 24V dc Coil, DPDT, 2-Pole

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RS Stock No.:
434-1327
Mfr. Part No.:
2967060
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Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Coil Voltage

24V dc

Contact Configuration

DPDT

Mounting Type

DIN Rail

Number of Poles

2

Series

PLC-RSC- 24DC/21-21

Maximum Input Voltage

24V dc

Minimum Input Voltage

20.2V

Switching Voltage

250V ac/dc

Terminal Type

Screw

Depth

14mm

Height

94mm

Length

80mm

Contact Material

Silver Alloy

Input Current

18mA

Input Voltage Range

20.2 → 33.6V dc

Maximum Operating Temperature

+60°C

Accessory Type

Relay Module

Relay Type

Solid State Relay

Relay Switching Classification

Miniature Relay

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Special Features

Degree of protection IP20

Input Resistance

1.3kΩ

Turn On Time

8ms

Life

3 x 10^7 Cycles

Operating Temperature Range

-40 → +60°C

Turn Off Time

10ms

Dimensions

80 x 14 x 94mm

COO (Country of Origin):
DE
A 6.2 mm PLC interface relay module designed to be mountable on DIN rail NS 35/7.5. Featuring a basic terminal block with screw connection and a plug-in miniature power relay.

Phoenix Contact PLC-RCS Relays Series


This range of compact PLC relays from Phoenix Contact gives you a great choice of easy connection technology. The electromechanical relays act as the interface between your automation equipment and system peripherals.

Features and Benefits:


• Saves space on the DIN rail
• Cost-effective
• Use the same electromechanical relay module design for both AC and DC switching voltage
• DIN rail mounting
• SPNO and SPDT models available
• Yellow LED operating voltage display
• Free-wheeling diode Damping diode
• Dimensions 94 x 80 x 6.2 mm

Typical Applications:


The PLC relays are used in many different applications not limited to power amplification, electrical isolation or for using for voltage adjustment of frequency varying voltage levels.

Phoenix Contact Interface Relay Module, Screw Terminal, DPDT - PLC-RSC - 24DC/21-21 - 2967060


Use this compact PLC (programmable logic controller) relay from Phoenix Contact as the interface between automation equipment and system peripherals. It uses the same electromechanical relay module for switching both AC and DC voltage, which saves you space on your DIN rail. The device features a basic terminal block with an M3 screw connection and a plug-in miniature power relay.
DPDT (double pole, double throw) configuration lets you connect two inputs to four outputs. It's easy to monitor the interface relay module's performance using the LED (light-emitting diode) operating voltage display. The unit's freewheeling damping diode protects the circuit from damage through current outages.
The relay base has an IP20 (ingress protection) rating, meaning it's protected from dust and finger-sized objects. The relay is also wash-tight. PLC relays such as this one are often used to control automated processes in assembly lines.

Features and Benefits


• Coil voltage of 24 V DC
• Silver alloy contact material
• Dimensions of 80 (length) x 94 (height) x 14 mm (depth)
• Input current of 18 mA
• Input resistance of 1.3 kΩ
• Maximum input voltage of 24 V DC
• DIN rail mounting type
• Operating temperature range of -25°C to +60°C
• Switching current of 6 A

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