SQUARE D
SQUARE D 8501KPR13V14 24V AC 11-Pin Relay Socket
An 11-pin octal relay socket rated 10 A at 24 V AC with a mechanical flag indicator
- 3PDT contact form switches three circuits simultaneously
- 10 A rating at 277 V AC and 28 V DC handles heavy loads
- 24 V AC coil voltage suits standard control panels
- 11-pin octal socket enables quick relay replacement
- Enclosed body with mechanical flag provides clear status indication
11-Pin Octal Relay Socket
This SQUARE D 8501KPR13V14 socket accepts a general-purpose relay with an octal base and 24V AC coil voltage. It is suited for control panels and machinery circuits that require a 3PDT contact form and 10 A switching capability. The enclosed body measures 2.1 in deep by 1.4 in high and 1.4 in wide.
Enclosed Build With Round Pins
The socket uses 11 round pins in a flat terminal arrangement and carries a mechanical flag indicator for quick status checks. Its enclosed sealing protects internal contacts from dust and debris in workshop environments. No push-to-test button is provided, so functional verification relies on the flag or external metering.
10 A At 277V AC And 28V DC
The contact rating of 10 A at 277V AC and 10 A at 28V DC determines whether this socket matches the load requirements of the application. Horsepower ratings are 1/3 hp at 120V AC and 1/2 hp at 240V AC. Circuits demanding higher current or different coil voltages will need an alternative part.
Highlights
- 3PDT contact form switches three circuits simultaneously
- 10 A rating at 277 V AC and 28 V DC handles heavy loads
- 24 V AC coil voltage suits standard control panels
- 11-pin octal socket enables quick relay replacement
- Enclosed body with mechanical flag provides clear status indication
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What current does the 11-pin terminal block handle in practice?
The socket is rated for 10 A at 277 V AC and 10 A at 28 V DC, matching the relay's contact rating.
What panel cut-out suits the 1.4 in square body?
The socket measures 1.4 in wide by 1.4 in high and mounts in a standard octal socket footprint.
How is the 8501KPR13V14 wired and what step is often missed?
Insert the 11 round pins into the octal base, tighten the terminal screws, and verify the mechanical flag moves — many forget to check flag operation after wiring.
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