Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RXM2AB1BD Relay 24V DC DPDT 12A 8-Pin
A 24 V DC miniature plug-in relay with DPDT contacts rated at 12 A, a mechanical indicator flag and eight flat quick-connect pins
- TypeMiniature Plug In, Mechanical Indicator
- ColorTransparent
- 12 A switching at 250 V AC for reliable load control
- 24 V DC coil suits standard control voltages
- DPDT contacts enable two independent circuits
- Lockable push-to-test button speeds troubleshooting
- Mechanical flag indicator shows status at a glance
24 V DC DPDT relay for control panels
The Schneider Electric RXM2AB1BD is a miniature plug-in relay with an 8-pin flat base and a 24 V DC coil. It switches 12 A at 250 V AC or 28 V DC through double-pole double-throw contacts. A mechanical flag indicator shows contact state at a glance. The transparent enclosure lets technicians verify operation without removing the unit.
Upgrade from non-indicating or solder-base relays
This model replaces relays that lack a visible status flag or use permanent wiring. The lockable push-to-test button allows manual actuation during commissioning without energising the coil. The jump is worth it when maintenance speed matters and when a quick-connect flat-pin base cuts wiring time on dense DIN-rail assemblies.
Plug-in installation with flat-pin socket
The relay pushes into a standard 8-pin square socket; no tools are required beyond seating the pins. The flat pins are 0.09 in wide and must align with the socket receptacles. Misalignment bends pins and causes intermittent contact. The lockable test button should be returned to the normal position after testing to avoid unintended actuation.
Highlights
- 12 A switching at 250 V AC for reliable load control
- 24 V DC coil suits standard control voltages
- DPDT contacts enable two independent circuits
- Lockable push-to-test button speeds troubleshooting
- Mechanical flag indicator shows status at a glance
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | RXM2AB1BD |
| Type | Miniature Plug In, Mechanical Indicator |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What size socket or base does the 8-pin flat-pin plug-in relay need?
It plugs into an 8-pin socket that accepts 0.09 in flat pins on a square base.
How do you operate the lockable push-to-test button without damaging the mechanical flag?
Press the button in and turn it to lock the flag in the test position; turn back to release before normal operation.
When should the relay be replaced based on its contact ratings?
Replace it if the contacts can no longer switch 12 A at 250 V AC or 12 A at 28 V DC reliably.
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