Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RXM2AB1F7 8-Pin Plug-In Relay 120V AC 12A 277V AC / 28V DC 1.2VA
DPDT plug-in relay switches 12 A at 277 V AC or 28 V DC with a 120 V AC coil and mechanical flag indicator
- TypeMiniature Plug In, Mechanical Indicator
- DPDT switching handles two circuits from one compact relay
- 12 A contact rating supports heavy AC or DC loads
- 120 V AC coil integrates directly into mains control panels
- Mechanical flag indicator shows relay status at a glance
- Push-to-test button enables quick circuit verification without tools
Plug-In Relay for 120 V AC Control Circuits
This Schneider Electric RXM2AB1F7 is a miniature plug-in relay designed for 120 V AC coil operation. It provides DPDT switching with silver-nickel contacts rated at 12 A for 277 V AC and 12 A for 28 V DC. The unit includes a mechanical flag indicator and a lockable push-to-test button for manual actuation during commissioning.
Verify Coil Voltage and Socket Compatibility
Confirm that your control circuit supplies 120 V AC to match the coil rating before installation. The relay uses an 8-pin square base designated for Socket Code G; ensure the matching socket is present on your DIN rail or panel. Power consumption is 1.2 VA, so the driving source must deliver sufficient VA at the rated voltage.
Replaces Worn Mechanical Relays in Existing Panels
This relay serves as a direct drop-in replacement for failed or ageing 8-pin plug-in relays with identical pinout and coil voltage. The upgrade is worthwhile when the original unit shows contact wear, indicator failure or loss of test functionality. It is not suitable for applications requiring solid-state switching speeds or sealed construction.
Highlights
- DPDT switching handles two circuits from one compact relay
- 12 A contact rating supports heavy AC or DC loads
- 120 V AC coil integrates directly into mains control panels
- Mechanical flag indicator shows relay status at a glance
- Push-to-test button enables quick circuit verification without tools
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Type | Miniature Plug In, Mechanical Indicator |
Questions about this item
Does the relay arrive with a socket or must I order the G-type socket separately?
Only the relay itself is supplied; the matching G-type socket is not included and must be purchased separately.
Should I select the 120 V AC coil version or a different coil voltage for my control circuit?
This model has a 120 V AC coil; choose it when your control signal is 120 V AC, otherwise select a relay with the coil voltage that matches your circuit.
What does the 12 A contact rating mean when the relay is switching a 277 V AC load in my panel?
The contacts are rated to carry 12 A at 277 V AC, so the relay can switch loads up to that current and voltage without exceeding its specification.
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