Phoenix Contact DIN rail relay module with SPDT contact, 6A switching, 24V DC coil and push-in wiring for industrial control.
The Phoenix Contact DIN Rail Interface Relay Module is a pluggable SPDT relay module rated to switch up to 6A, with a 24V DC coil voltage for industrial control applications.
Overview
This module features a Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) contact configuration, providing a single changeover contact capable of switching up to 6A. It operates on a 24V DC coil voltage, with an input voltage range from 19.2V DC to 36V DC. A built-in freewheeling diode provides protective circuitry for the coil. The relay base uses a push-in connection for fast installation and is designed for DIN rail mounting.
Key Features
Applications
Intended for robust industrial control applications, the module suits DIN rail mounted installations where pluggable relay switching is required. Its push-in connection method supports faster wiring with reduced tooling requirements.
Specify the Phoenix Contact DIN Rail Interface Relay Module when you need a 6A SPDT changeover relay with 24V DC coil operation and push-in wiring for industrial control panels.
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