Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RXM4GB2BD 14 Pin 24VDC Plug-In Relay
A 14-pin plug-in relay with LED indicator for 24 V DC control circuits, switching up to 3 A at 277 V AC or 28 V DC
- TypeMiniature Plug In, LED Indicator
- 4PDT contact form switches four circuits independently
- 24 V DC coil voltage suits low-voltage control panels
- 3 A rating at 277 V AC handles mains loads
- 3 A rating at 28 V DC covers battery circuits
- LED indicator plus mechanical flag shows relay status at a glance
Relay Purpose and Audience
The Schneider Electric RXM4GB2BD is a 14-pin miniature plug-in relay designed for control panels and automation systems. It suits engineers and technicians who need a compact switching device with a 24 V DC coil and visual status feedback. The built-in LED and mechanical flag simplify commissioning and troubleshooting in industrial environments.
Upgrade Context and Value
This relay replaces older plug-in models that lack an integrated indicator or push-to-test function. The jump is worthwhile when maintenance speed matters, because the lockable test button allows circuit verification without removing the unit. Silver-gold contacts also extend service life in low-level signal applications where standard contacts may degrade.
Capacity and Limits
The relay handles 3 A at 277 V AC or 3 A at 28 V DC across four changeover contacts, drawing 1.1 W coil power. It comfortably switches small motors, solenoids and pilot loads in 24 V DC control circuits. It runs out when loads exceed the 3 A rating or when higher-voltage DC switching is required beyond the 28 V limit.
Highlights
- 4PDT contact form switches four circuits independently
- 24 V DC coil voltage suits low-voltage control panels
- 3 A rating at 277 V AC handles mains loads
- 3 A rating at 28 V DC covers battery circuits
- LED indicator plus mechanical flag shows relay status at a glance
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | RXM4GB2BD |
| Type | Miniature Plug In, LED Indicator |
Questions about this item
What socket accepts the 14-pin square base of this relay?
Use a Schneider Electric G-series socket that matches the 14-pin square plug-in layout.
Which step is often missed when plugging the relay into its socket?
Seat the relay fully until the locking clips engage; a loose fit opens the 4PDT contacts under vibration.
How can I tell when the silver-gold contacts need replacement?
The LED indicator and mechanical flag show coil status; if they stay lit but the load does not switch, the contacts are worn.
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