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Electrotech Sales Group, LLC 24V DC 4-Pole Relay 5A 14 Pin
A 24 V DC relay with four poles, 5 A rating and 14 pins for space-saving DIN-rail or panel mounting
- TypeRelays
- Compact 4-pole design saves cabinet height and depth
- 24 V DC coil matches common control voltages
- 14-pin layout enables quick-disconnect or socket wiring
- Relay sockets mount on 35 mm DIN rail or flat panels
- Rated 5 A per pole for typical automation loads
Compact control relay
This 24 V DC relay uses a 14-pin base and four poles rated at 5 A each. It is built for panels where a standard spade-terminal relay would not fit. The smaller height and depth leave more room for wiring or additional modules. Installers who need a drop-in replacement for a larger relay will find this unit too short to match existing socket spacing.
14-pin plug-in connection
The relay terminates in 14 pins designed for quick-disconnect terminals or a dedicated socket. That pin count fixes the wiring layout and prevents accidental cross-connection with 8-pin or 11-pin alternatives. Sockets for 35 mm DIN rail or flat-surface mounting are sold separately, so buyers without a compatible socket must source one before installation.
Continuous 5 A per pole
Each of the four poles carries up to 5 A continuously at 24 V DC without derating. The coil draws minimal power, so the relay runs cool during extended duty cycles. Applications that require momentary inrush above 5 A per pole should verify surge ratings with the manufacturer before committing to this part.
Highlights
- Compact 4-pole design saves cabinet height and depth
- 24 V DC coil matches common control voltages
- 14-pin layout enables quick-disconnect or socket wiring
- Relay sockets mount on 35 mm DIN rail or flat panels
- Rated 5 A per pole for typical automation loads
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 5 A rating mean once this relay is installed in a circuit?
The contacts can switch up to 5 A of load current at 24 V DC without exceeding their rated capacity.
How does the 14-pin layout limit the way this relay connects to a control system?
The 14 pins match a compatible socket that carries coil and contact connections, so the relay plugs in rather than being hard-wired.
What physical space does this relay need to fit inside a control cabinet?
It is smaller in height and depth than standard spade-terminal relays and mounts on a 35 mm DIN rail via a separate socket.
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