SQUARE D
SQUARE D 8501KPR12P14V20 120V AC DPDT 10 A relay socket
General-purpose relay socket with octal 8-pin base, 120 V AC coil, DPDT contacts rated 10 A at 277 V AC or 28 V DC, LED indicator and mechanical flag
- DPDT contact form handles two circuits simultaneously
- 10 A current rating supports standard control loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common supply
- LED status indicator provides instant visual feedback
- Enclosed sealing protects internal components from dust
SQUARE D 120V AC Octal Relay Socket
This SQUARE D 8501KPR12P14V20 socket accepts an octal-style general-purpose relay for 120V AC coil operation. It provides an 8-pin round terminal layout with a 10 A contact rating suitable for switching loads up to 1/3 hp at 120V AC or 1/2 hp at 240V AC. The enclosed body measures 2.1 in deep by 1.4 in high and includes an LED status indicator plus a mechanical flag for visual confirmation.
Suits panels needing a mounted socket for DPDT
Installers wiring motor starters, lighting circuits or HVAC controls will find the 10 A AC and DC ratings match common industrial loads. The push-to-test button is absent, so technicians who require front-panel manual actuation should look at a different socket style. Buyers needing higher horsepower switching or a different coil voltage must select another model.
Verify coil voltage and pin pattern before ordering
Confirm your relay coil is rated for 120V AC and uses an 8-pin octal base with round pins. Check that the 10 A at 277V AC or 10 A at 28V DC contact ratings meet your load requirements. Ensure the panel cut-out accommodates the 2.1 in body depth and that the screw-terminal wiring suits your installation.
Highlights
- DPDT contact form handles two circuits simultaneously
- 10 A current rating supports standard control loads
- 120 V AC coil voltage matches common supply
- LED status indicator provides instant visual feedback
- Enclosed sealing protects internal components from dust
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What relay coil voltage must the control circuit supply for the 8501KPR12P14V20 socket to operate?
The socket is rated for a 120V AC coil voltage, so the control circuit must provide 120V AC to energise the relay.
Can the 10 A contact rating of this DPDT socket handle the same loads as an older 8-pin octal relay rated at 10 A / 277 V AC?
Yes, the contact rating is 10 A at 277 V AC and 10 A at 28 V DC, matching typical legacy octal relay specifications.
How do I confirm the relay is energised once the 8501KPR12P14V20 is wired and powered?
The built-in LED indicator lights when the coil receives 120V AC, and the mechanical flag moves to show contact changeover.
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