Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric RXZE2M114M Relay Socket 14 Pin 10A Square DIN Rail Finger Safe Black
A 14-pin DIN-rail relay socket rated 10 A at 250 V with finger-safe screw terminals for Harmony REXL and RXM relays
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorBlack
- Finger-safe IP20 design protects against accidental contact
- 14 flat-pin terminals accept Harmony REXL and RXM relays
- 10 A at 250 V AC rating handles industrial control loads
- DIN-rail or surface mounting fits standard panels
- Compact 1.69 in height by 3.15 in depth saves cabinet space
Relay Socket for Industrial Controls
The Schneider Electric RXZE2M114M is a 14-pin relay socket rated at 10 A for industrial electrical control and automation systems. It accepts Harmony REXL and RXM series relays and mounts on DIN rail or flat surfaces. The black housing carries an IP20 finger-safe rating for installer protection.
14-Pin Elevator Socket with Screw Terminals
The single specification that decides fit is the 14-pin elevator-style base with 0.09 in flat pins and screw-clamp terminals. It supports contact forms 4PDT and DPDT at 10 A, 250 V AC. The mixed terminal arrangement matches only relays built for this pinout and pin width.
DIN Rail Mount Frees Panel Space
Snap mounting on standard DIN rail removes the need for dedicated panel cut-outs and hardware. Screw terminals allow ring or fork lugs without soldering. The 1.69 in height and 3.15 in depth fit shallow enclosures. The socket operates up to 131 °F and is restricted from sale in no states.
Highlights
- Finger-safe IP20 design protects against accidental contact
- 14 flat-pin terminals accept Harmony REXL and RXM relays
- 10 A at 250 V AC rating handles industrial control loads
- DIN-rail or surface mounting fits standard panels
- Compact 1.69 in height by 3.15 in depth saves cabinet space
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What does the 10 A current rating mean when the socket is installed in a panel?
The socket is rated for 10 A at 250 V AC, so it can carry that load continuously when wired to a compatible relay and mounted on a DIN rail.
How does the screw-terminal interface limit the wire size I can use?
Flat pins 0.09 in wide accept screw connections; the IP20 finger-safe housing encloses the terminals once wired.
What clearance do I need on the DIN rail for the 3.15 in depth?
The socket is 3.15 in deep and 1.69 in high, so allow at least that much space behind the rail for the elevator-style body and wiring.
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