SQUARE D
SQUARE D 8501RS41V14 Relay Socket 15 A 24 V AC 5 Pin
A 15 A relay socket accepts 24 V AC coil voltage and provides five flat pins with quick-connect terminals
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- ColorTransparent
- Rated 15 A for strong load handling
- 24 V AC coil suits common control circuits
- Five flat pins enable quick-connect wiring
- Mechanical flag gives instant status indication
- Enclosed body protects contacts in harsh environments
Relay socket for 24 V AC control circuits
The SQUARE D 8501RS41V14 socket accepts a general-purpose relay rated at 15 A and 24 V AC coil voltage. Its five flat quick-connect pins suit panel builders wiring motor starters, lighting contactors or small pump controls in industrial panels. The transparent enclosure lets technicians confirm relay status at a glance via the mechanical flag indicator.
Mounts directly on DIN rail or panel surface
The socket body measures 1.62 in deep by 2.07 in high, leaving generous wiring space behind the face. Quick-connect terminals eliminate screw tightening, speeding installation and reducing loose-connection callbacks. The enclosed design shields contacts from dust and debris without requiring a separate cover.
Rated for continuous 15 A at 120 V AC.
Under sustained load the contacts carry full current without derating, supporting 1/2 hp at 120 V AC or 1/10 hp at 240 V AC. The SPDT form switches one circuit on while breaking another, ideal for interlock logic. Buyers needing higher coil voltages, additional poles or PCB-mount terminals must select a different socket series.
Highlights
- Rated 15 A for strong load handling
- 24 V AC coil suits common control circuits
- Five flat pins enable quick-connect wiring
- Mechanical flag gives instant status indication
- Enclosed body protects contacts in harsh environments
Specifications
| Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How much current can the 15 A contacts carry continuously before heat becomes the limiting factor?
The socket is rated for 15 A at 120 V AC, 277 V AC and 28 V DC, so sustained loads up to that level are within the specified contact rating.
What temperature rise or fan noise should I expect when the relay runs at full load all day?
No temperature-rise or acoustic data is published for this enclosed socket; it has no fan and relies on natural convection around the 1.62 in deep body.
Which relay pinout matches the five 0.189 in flat pins on this base?
The socket accepts a standard 5-pin SPDT relay with flat quick-connect pins spaced for the 0.189 in width.
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