Schneider Electric Power Relay, 120V ac Coil, 6A Switching Current, 4PDT

The RXM range of miniature relays has relays from 2 to 4 poles with 3 to 12A contact ratings. There is a good selection of relays sockets and accessories to choose from. This 4 pole relay has four CO contacts. Each contact has a common point and one normally ope and one normally closed contact. Contacts have UL operational current ratings of 6 A at 277 Vac and 8 A at 28 VDC. This relay is designed to be pluged into a relay socket. All wiring is connect to the relay socket terminals. Relay has a 120 VAC 50/60 Hz coil. This relay has a bipolar LED to indicate the relay status. Relay is UL Listed when a RXZ relay socket is used. Relay is also CSA certified. Transient protection modules and hold down clips are available for this relay. Relay is UL Listed when a RXZ relay socket is used. Relay is also CSA certified. RXM Relay should be used with a RXZE socket (screw clamp, screw connector, push-in terminal). To protect against vibrations, plastic/metal clamp can be added to the socket. Protection modules and marking legend are also available. It is sold in lots of 10 and reference includes relay only. The Harmony electromechanical relay features flexible add-on accessories like protection module, timing module, maintaining clamp and marking legend. The Harmony electromechanical relay includes interface, miniature and power relays from 1 CO to 4 CO contacts, up to 30A.

Introducing Schneider Electrics compact RXM miniature relays with LED. They are often used to increase the functions in electrical enclosures, predominantly for industrial applications (machine/building equipment and HVAC). These relays can be referred to as an electromechanical relay or an industrial switch.

A relay is an electrical switch that is operated by electrical pulses, their primary function is to open and close a circuit. When power passes through a circuit, a relay switches position (usually from NC to NO) using an internal coil which generates a magnetic force. This force then holds the relay in a NO position, when the current is switched off the relay returns to the NC position. This function is what makes these non-latching relays perfect for push-button applications such as keyboards and micro-controller input buttons.