95.59 €
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Small 8 relay DIN rail module. Can be controlled by H or L level. Directly compatible with Easy Controller.
DIN Relay module 16 x 10A
DIN rail relay module 16 x 10A 24V DC control
94.38 €
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94.38 €
78.00 € (without tax)
78.00 € (without tax)
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This is a simple DIN rail module with 16 relays. The relays can be replaced, they are located in the socket. The module is equipped with a relay with a control coil for 24V DC and a switching contact up to 12A. The module can be controlled by both positive and negative voltages. It is equipped with LED indication.
Using
- External relays for Easy Controllers
- Switching higher currents
- Relay with 10A NO/NC contact
- DIY relays for your CPU module
Main functions
- 16 relay with NO/NC contact
- Small relays in sockets
- Contact 12A 250V AC
- Control 24V
- Possible control by + or - 24V
- DIN rail module
- LED indication
Parameters
- Control voltage 24V DC
- COM port is common for all relay coils
- Can be controlled by +24V or by -24V
- Relay coil current: min. 20mA, max. 350mA
- No protection diode at coil!
- Relay HF115FK in socket
- Max. switching current 12A
- Max. switching voltage 250VAC
- Max. switching capacity 3000VA
- Module size: 26.4x8.8x5.2 cm
Control
- high voltage (24V): COM = GND, 1 to 16 + 24V to switch
- low control: COM = 24V, 1 to 16 GND to switch
- high control: TBD driver
- low control: ULN driver
Available as
ASSEMBLED: ready to use
Included in package
16 relay module assembled and tested
⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE: Relays are able to switch 250V AC - please observe the safety regulation for working with 230V. This is a life-threatening voltage. If you want to use these relays to switch equipment on 230V, check the surge currents or limit them. Due to inrush currents, which can be many times higher than the operating current, the relays contacts can be damaged.
There is no protection diode on the relay coil. In the case of switching with semiconductor components, optimize the wiring - add a diode for the reverse voltage leakage.
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