Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RXM4AB1BD 14 Pin 24VDC Relay
A 14-pin plug-in relay with a 24 V DC coil, 4PDT silver-nickel contacts rated 6 A at 277 V AC and 8 A at 28 V DC, plus a mechanical flag indicator and lockable push-to-test button
- TypeMiniature Plug In, Mechanical Indicator
- Miniature plug-in design simplifies installation on standard sockets
- 14-pin configuration provides four-pole double-throw switching flexibility
- 24 V DC coil operates on common control voltages
- 6 A at 277 V AC and 8 A at 28 V DC contact ratings suit mixed loads
- Mechanical flag indicator and lockable push-to-test button enable quick status checks
Product identity
The Schneider Electric RXM4AB1BD is a 14-pin miniature plug-in relay with a 24 V DC coil. It suits control panels and automation cabinets that need four change-over contacts in a square base format.
Thermals noise and power
The coil consumes 1.1 W during normal operation. Contacts are rated for 6 A at 277 V AC or 8 A at 28 V DC. A mechanical flag provides visual status indication without added electronics.
Deciding specification
The 4PDT contact form delivers four independent change-over circuits from a single relay. Builders needing fewer poles or a different coil voltage must choose another part.
Highlights
- Miniature plug-in design simplifies installation on standard sockets
- 14-pin configuration provides four-pole double-throw switching flexibility
- 24 V DC coil operates on common control voltages
- 6 A at 277 V AC and 8 A at 28 V DC contact ratings suit mixed loads
- Mechanical flag indicator and lockable push-to-test button enable quick status checks
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | RXM4AB1BD |
| Type | Miniature Plug In, Mechanical Indicator |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Schneider Electric RXM4AB1BD relay and what is the common wiring mistake?
Plug the 14-pin relay into a compatible G-code socket; the frequent error is reversing the 24 V DC coil polarity, which prevents the mechanical flag from operating.
What maintenance or replacement will the RXM4AB1BD relay need over time?
The silver-nickel contacts are rated for 6 A at 277 V AC and 8 A at 28 V DC; replace the relay when contact resistance rises or the mechanical indicator fails to show actuation.
What is the first limit reached during sustained operation of the RXM4AB1BD relay?
The 1.1 W coil dissipation and the 8 A DC contact rating at 28 V are the limiting factors; continuous loads beyond either will cause overheating or contact wear first.
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