Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RSLZVA3 Slim Interface Relay Socket 5 Pin 110VAC
A slim interface relay socket with five pins for 110 V AC/DC control circuits, rated at 6 A and IP20, mounting on DIN rail
- TypeSlim Interface
- Length4.000
- ColorTransparent
- Weight0.05
- Slim interface relay socket fits tight DIN-rail spaces
- Finger-safe screw-clamp terminals simplify wiring
- SPDT contact rated 6 A at 300 V AC handles control loads
- 110 V AC/DC coil compatible with RSL relay series
- IP20 enclosure and 2 500 V dielectric strength support safe operation
Schneider Electric RSLZVA3 Slim Interface Relay
The Schneider Electric RSLZVA3 is a slim interface relay socket designed for 110VAC control circuits. It provides a finger-safe screw-clamp connection for compatible RSL series relays. Industrial electricians and panel builders use it to mount switching components on standard DIN rails.
5-pin SPDT configuration
The five flat pins support a single-pole double-throw contact form rated at 6 A and 300 V AC. Separate contact terminals simplify wiring and reduce cross-talk between control and load circuits. Compatibility with RSLZ2, RSLZ3 and RSLZ5 relays allows direct replacement without rewiring the base.
Transparent housing with IP20 protection
The transparent 4.000 profile housing measures 3.09 in high and 3.74 in deep, weighing 0.05 kg. IP20 rating guards against finger contact with live parts while allowing visual inspection of relay status. DIN-rail mounting secures the socket in vibration-prone cabinets up to 131 Degrees F operating temperature.
Highlights
- Slim interface relay socket fits tight DIN-rail spaces
- Finger-safe screw-clamp terminals simplify wiring
- SPDT contact rated 6 A at 300 V AC handles control loads
- 110 V AC/DC coil compatible with RSL relay series
- IP20 enclosure and 2 500 V dielectric strength support safe operation
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | RSLZVA3 |
| Type | Slim Interface |
| Length | 4.000 |
| Color | Transparent |
| Weight | 0.05 |
Questions about this item
Will the relay contacts inside the RSLZVA3 socket eventually need replacing after repeated switching?
The socket itself has no moving contacts; only the plug-in relay carries the 6 A load, so maintenance means swapping the relay when its contacts wear out.
What stops me from running the RSLZVA3 continuously at its 6 A rating?
The 131 °F maximum operating temperature is the first limit; sustained 6 A loads in a warm enclosure can push the socket body past that point.
How warm does the RSLZVA3 get and does it make any noise when powered all day?
The socket is passive — no fan or coil — so it generates only the heat from 6 A through the screw clamps and runs completely silent.
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