Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RPM22JD 12V DC DPDT 15A 8-pin relay
A 12V DC DPDT relay switching 15A at 250V AC or 28V DC with an 8-pin plug-in base, LED indicator and lockable push-to-test button
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- 12 V DC coil voltage for low-voltage control systems
- DPDT contact form switches two circuits simultaneously
- 15 A rating at 250 V AC and 28 V DC handles substantial loads
- LED indicator and mechanical flag provide instant status visibility
- Plug-in 8-pin base with quick-connect terminals enables fast installation
Schneider RPM22JD 12V DPDT Relay
The Schneider Electric RPM22JD is a plug-in general-purpose relay designed for 12V DC coil operation. It features an 8-pin square base with quick-connect flat pins and a transparent enclosed body. A built-in LED indicator and a lockable mechanical flag allow quick visual and manual status checks during installation or maintenance.
Suits low-voltage control panels and 15A switching
This relay suits panels that need a compact DPDT switch rated at 15 amps for both 250V AC and 28V DC loads. The lockable push-to-test button helps technicians verify circuit operation without removing the unit. Builders who require horsepower-rated contacts for motor loads or a different coil voltage should look at other models.
15A DPDT contact rating at 250V AC and 28V DC
The decisive specification is the double-pole double-throw contact set rated for 15 amps at 250 volts AC or 28 volts DC. This rating determines whether the relay can handle the intended load current and voltage in the target application.
Highlights
- 12 V DC coil voltage for low-voltage control systems
- DPDT contact form switches two circuits simultaneously
- 15 A rating at 250 V AC and 28 V DC handles substantial loads
- LED indicator and mechanical flag provide instant status visibility
- Plug-in 8-pin base with quick-connect terminals enables fast installation
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How often should the mechanical flag and LED indicator on this 15 A relay be inspected for wear?
The mechanical flag and LED indicator are built into the enclosed body; no user-serviceable parts are inside, so inspection is only needed if the flag sticks or the LED fails to light during operation.
Which contact rating — 15 A at 250 V AC or 15 A at 28 V DC — is reached first under continuous load?
Both ratings share the same 15 A current limit; the voltage ceiling differs, so the limit reached first depends on whether the circuit is AC or DC, not on the relay itself.
Does the enclosed square body run hot when the coil stays energised at 12 V DC all day?
The relay is rated for continuous duty at 12 V DC; the enclosed design dissipates normal coil heat without external cooling, and the quick-connect pins carry up to 15 A without overheating.
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