Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RPM22F7 Relay 120V AC 15A DPDT 8-Pin
A 120 V AC coil relay with DPDT contacts rated at 15 A, an LED indicator and eight flat pins for plug-in mounting
- TypeMiniature Power, LED Indicator
- Length1.900
- ColorTransparent
- Weight0.08
- DPDT switching handles two circuits with one relay
- 15 A at 277 V AC and 28 V DC covers most control loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common panel supplies
- Plug-in 8-pin base with flat pins speeds installation
- LED indicator and lockable push-to-test simplify troubleshooting
Miniature Power Relay with LED Indicator
The Schneider Electric RPM22F7 is a plug-in general-purpose relay built for 120 V AC coil operation. Its DPDT contact form switches two independent circuits from a single 8-pin socket. The enclosed body and transparent cover suit panel builders who need visible status confirmation.
Quick-Connect Pins Limit Wire Gauge
Flat 0.18 in quick-connect terminals accept push-on connectors rather than screw-down wires. The 8-pin square base fits standard DIN-rail or panel sockets but cannot accommodate ring terminals or heavy-gauge leads. Installers must match connector width to the pin spacing or use an adapter socket.
15 A Contact Rating Defines Load Capacity
Contacts are rated 15 A at 277 V AC and 15 A at 28 V DC with no horsepower rating at 120 V or 240 V AC. This ceiling suits resistive and moderate inductive loads but excludes motor-starting duties above the stated current. Select a higher-rated relay when the load exceeds 15 A continuous.
Highlights
- DPDT switching handles two circuits with one relay
- 15 A at 277 V AC and 28 V DC covers most control loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common panel supplies
- Plug-in 8-pin base with flat pins speeds installation
- LED indicator and lockable push-to-test simplify troubleshooting
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | RPM22F7 |
| Type | Miniature Power, LED Indicator |
| Length | 1.900 |
| Color | Transparent |
| Weight | 0.08 |
Questions about this item
Which version of the RPM22F7 should I pick for a 120 V AC control circuit?
The relay has a 120 V AC coil, DPDT contacts rated 15 A at 277 V AC or 28 V DC, an LED indicator and a lockable push-to-test button.
What does the 15 A rating mean when the relay is installed in a panel?
It can switch up to 15 A at 277 V AC or 28 V DC through its two-pole contacts, but it carries no horsepower rating at 120 V or 240 V AC.
How does the 8-pin quick-connect base limit the installation?
The square 8-pin plug-in base with 0.18 in flat pins fits standard sockets and encloses the contacts, while the lockable push-to-test flag allows manual operation without removing the relay.
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