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SQUARE D 8501KPDR13V53 11-Pin 24V DC Relay Socket
11-pin relay socket accepts 24 V DC coils, handles 10 A at 277 V AC or 28 V DC, and includes a mechanical flag indicator
- 11-pin octal base fits standard relay sockets
- 10 A contact rating handles 277 V AC or 28 V DC loads
- 24 V DC coil voltage matches common control circuits
- Mechanical flag indicator shows relay status at a glance
- Enclosed housing protects contacts in industrial environments
11-Pin 24 V DC Relay Socket
The Schneider Electric 8501KPDR13V53 is an 11-pin octal socket designed for general-purpose relays with a 24 V DC coil. It accepts round pins and provides a 10 A current rating for both AC and DC circuits. The enclosed body measures 2.1 in deep by 1.4 in high and wide.
Panel builders wiring DIN-rail modules
This socket suits control panels that need a 3PDT contact form with mechanical flag indication and no push-to-test button. It is not for applications requiring a blade-style terminal layout or a coil voltage other than 24 V DC.
11-pin octal pin count
The 11-pin octal configuration is the single specification that determines relay compatibility; only relays with matching round-pin spacing and 3PDT contact arrangement will seat and lock correctly.
Highlights
- 11-pin octal base fits standard relay sockets
- 10 A contact rating handles 277 V AC or 28 V DC loads
- 24 V DC coil voltage matches common control circuits
- Mechanical flag indicator shows relay status at a glance
- Enclosed housing protects contacts in industrial environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 11-pin octal socket or a different pin count for my 24V DC relay?
The 11-pin octal base matches relays with the same pin layout; choose this version when your relay specifies an 11-pin octal connection.
What does the 10 A rating mean when I wire this socket into a 24V DC control circuit?
The contacts are rated for 10 A at 28V DC, so the socket can carry up to 10 amps in a 24V DC circuit without exceeding its DC rating.
How does the octal 11-pin interface limit the voltage I can switch?
The octal 11-pin socket is rated for 10 A at 277V AC and 10 A at 28V DC, capping AC switching at 277 volts and DC switching at 28 volts.
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