Magnecraft
Magnecraft 750XCXH-120A 11-Pin Octal Relay Socket 12 A 120 V AC
An 11-pin octal relay socket rated 12 A at 120 V AC for industrial control panels
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- 11-pin octal socket fits standard relay bases
- 12 A contact rating handles AC and DC loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common control circuits
- Hermetically sealed enclosure protects contacts from contaminants
- Compact 2.07 in depth saves panel space
Octal Relay Socket for Industrial Panels
This Magnecraft 750XCXH-120A socket accepts an 11-pin octal relay rated at 12 A and 120 V AC. It is built for control panels, automation cabinets and general-purpose switching where a hermetically sealed relay base is required. The transparent housing lets technicians verify relay seating at a glance.
Verify Coil Voltage and Pin Count Before Wiring
Confirm that the relay coil is rated for 120 V AC and that the contact set uses 11 round pins in an octal pattern. The socket carries 12 A at 120 V AC, 240 V AC and 28 V DC, so the load circuit must stay within those limits. No push-to-test button is present, so functional checks need external test points.
Enclosed Base with Panel Mounting
The enclosed, hermetically sealed body measures 1.62 in high by 2.07 in deep and mounts directly to a panel or DIN rail. Flat-pin width is not applicable because all 11 terminals are round, simplifying crimp or solder connections. The transparent cover protects contacts from dust while allowing visual inspection during maintenance.
Highlights
- 11-pin octal socket fits standard relay bases
- 12 A contact rating handles AC and DC loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common control circuits
- Hermetically sealed enclosure protects contacts from contaminants
- Compact 2.07 in depth saves panel space
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What comes with the 750XCXH-120A socket and what must I buy separately?
The socket itself is supplied; the matching 11-pin octal relay and any DIN-rail or panel-mount hardware are sold separately.
How do I choose between the AC and DC contact ratings listed for this 12 A socket?
Use the 12 A @ 120 V AC or 12 A @ 240 V AC ratings for alternating-current loads; use the 12 A @ 28 V DC rating for direct-current loads.
What does the 1/3 hp @ 120 V AC rating mean when the socket is installed in a control panel?
It indicates the maximum single-phase motor load the contacts can switch at 120 V AC without exceeding the 12 A current limit.
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