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Small rectangular relay with eight pins and a clear plastic cover

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Vszerda JQX-30F/2Z 30A 12V 24V 220V relay 8 pins

SKU CH-GRW0-BBPJ8

High-current 30 A relay with 8 pins for 12 V, 24 V and 220 V switching

  • Handles 30 A switching with 8-pin DPDT contacts
  • Operates on 12 V, 24 V or 220 V coils
  • Related 40 A version available for DC 24 V loads
  • New condition, ready for high-power control circuits

Vszerda JQX-30F/2Z high-current relay

This electromechanical relay switches loads up to 30 amperes at 220 volts AC. It operates from either a 12 volt or 24 volt DC control signal. The 8-pin package provides a double-pole double-throw contact arrangement with two normally open and two normally closed circuits. It suits automation, motor control or power distribution tasks requiring a single compact switching element.

Coil voltage and contact rating limits

The coil must be driven at the rated 12 V or 24 V DC; other voltages are not supported. Contact switching capacity is rated at 30 A, so loads exceeding this current risk contact welding or premature wear. The 220 V AC maximum applies to resistive loads; inductive loads such as motors or transformers will reduce the safe switching current. Users needing higher current capacity or a different coil voltage must select another relay model.

Highlights

  • Handles 30 A switching with 8-pin DPDT contacts
  • Operates on 12 V, 24 V or 220 V coils
  • Related 40 A version available for DC 24 V loads
  • New condition, ready for high-power control circuits

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 12 V, 24 V or 220 V coil version for my circuit?

Match the coil voltage to your control supply — 12 V for low-voltage DC boards, 24 V for industrial DC rails, 220 V for direct mains switching.

Will the 30 A rating hold when the relay is switching a 220 V AC load?

Yes, the contacts are rated for 30 A at 220 V AC, so the full current capacity is available on mains-voltage circuits.

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