
WAGO 24V DC DIN rail relay module with SPDT changeover contact, 16A rating and Push-in Cage CLAMP terminals for 0.34 mm² to 2.5 mm² wires.
The WAGO 24V DC DIN Rail Relay Module, SPDT, 16A is a DIN rail mounted relay with a single SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) changeover contact rated up to 16A, a 24V DC coil voltage and a maximum contact voltage of 250V AC.
Overview
This relay forms part of the WAGO 788 Series and uses Push-in Cage CLAMP connection technology. Solid or fine-stranded conductors from 0.34 mm² to 2.5 mm² (22 AWG to 14 AWG) can be connected without tools, with a recommended strip length of 9 mm to 10 mm. A red LED provides visual status indication of the relay's energised state.
Key Features
Dimensions and Weight
Dimensions: width 2.2, depth 0.2 and height 3.3. Weight: 40 g. The compact case supports straightforward installation in standard control panels, cabinets and enclosures, helping to save space within the assembly.
Applications
Suitable for switching motors, solenoids, heaters and lighting, and for use with common low-voltage control systems, PLCs and automation equipment in industrial and commercial environments.
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