HRA101CE024S - SLIM RELAY+SOCKET SPRING 1C/O 6A 12VAC/DC

Why Choose the HRA101CE024S?

Lovato HRA101CE024S slim electromechanical relay assembled on socket delivers dependable switching in compact control panels. With a 24VAC/VDC coil, 1 C/O contact and 6 A Ith rating, it suits a wide range of general-purpose control tasks. The spring-terminal socket enables quick, secure wiring, and the LED state indicator provides clear status visibility during operation.

Engineered to IEC/EN 61810, the HRA101 series relay offers robust insulation with Ui 250 V and 4 kV impulse withstand. A mechanical life of 10,000,000 cycles supports long-term reliability in demanding environments. With an operating temperature range of -40 to +70 °C and storage from -40 to +80 °C, it’s ready for varied UK industrial settings.

Key Benefits

• Slim relay assembled on socket saves space in control panels
• 24VAC/VDC coil for flexible AC or DC control circuits
• 1 C/O contact with 6 A Ith for general-purpose switching
• Spring terminals enable fast, secure and maintenance-friendly wiring
• LED state indicator gives clear on/off status at a glance
• High insulation: Ui 250 V and 4 kV impulse withstand
• Long mechanical life of 10,000,000 cycles reduces downtime

Technical Specification

• Product type designation: HRA101
• Rated insulation voltage Ui (IEC/EN): 250 V
• Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp: 4 kV
• Ith (IEC): 6 A
• Mechanical life: 10000000 cycles
• Operating temperature: -40 to +70 °C
• Storage temperature: -40 to +80 °C

What’s Included

• Slim electromechanical relay pre-assembled on spring-terminal socket
• Integrated LED state indicator
• Product datasheet (downloadable)
• Basic installation and safety information

Applications

• Industrial control panels and automation systems
• General-purpose signal and power switching up to 6 A
• Machine building and OEM equipment integration
• HVAC and building services control circuits
• Process control I/O interfacing

Safety note: Install and commission only by qualified personnel. Always isolate power before wiring, observe the stated voltage and current ratings, and operate within the specified temperature limits.