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ABB 1SBN060300R1000 RA5-1 is a 24 V DC interface relay with a normally open contact, integrated surge suppression and reverse-polarity protection for interfacing low-power PLC outputs with compatible ABB contactors.
£71.55
The ABB 1SBN060300R1000, also known as the RA5-1, is a compact 24 V DC interface relay designed to connect low-power PLC outputs and other electronic control signals to ABB power contactors. Developed as an accessory for ABB contactor systems, it receives a low-power 24 V DC control signal and provides sufficient switching capability to operate the coil of a compatible contactor.
The RA5-1 incorporates a miniature electromechanical relay with a normally open (NO) contact and a low-consumption 24 V DC coil. The PLC or control device energises the interface relay coil, while the relay's normally open contact switches the power contactor coil. This arrangement provides an effective interface between sensitive electronic control equipment and higher-power electromagnetic contactor coils.
To improve control-system reliability, the RA5-1 incorporates integrated surge suppression. A diode suppresses overvoltage on the 24 V DC interface relay coil, while a varistor suppresses transients generated by the power contactor coil. An additional diode between the E1 and E2 input terminals provides reverse-polarity protection. The RA5-1 is designed for compatible ABB A9 to A110 contactors with 24–250 V AC, 50/60 Hz coils.
PLC and electronic controller outputs often provide insufficient power to operate larger electromagnetic contactor coils directly. The ABB RA5-1 provides an intermediate switching stage, allowing a low-power 24 V DC control signal to energise the interface relay while its normally open contact controls the associated power contactor coil.
Switching inductive contactor coils can generate voltage transients that may adversely affect electronic devices, insulation and component service life. By integrating diode and varistor surge suppression together with reverse-polarity protection, the RA5-1 provides a practical solution for improving the reliability of PLC-controlled contactor installations.
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| Terminal Type | Screw | |
|---|---|---|
| Coil Voltage Range | 100–130 V, 200–250 V, 24 V, 42–48 V, 60–72 V | |
| Device Type | Accessory | |
| Coil Type | AC | |
| Manufacturer | ABB | |
| Series | RA5 | |
| Model | RA5-1 | |
| Product ID | 1SBN060300R1000 | |
| Product type | Interface relay | |
| Relay type | Electromechanical interface relay | |
| Rated control circuit voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Contact configuration | 1 NO | |
| Compatible contactor coil voltage | 24–250 V AC, 50/60 Hz | |
| Compatible contactors | ABB A9–A110 | |
| Input surge suppression | Diode | |
| Contactor coil surge suppression | Varistor | |
| Reverse-polarity protection | Diode between E1 and E2 | |
| Terminal type | Screw terminals | |
| Operating temperature | -40 to +70 °C | |
| Dimensions | 44 × 30 × 48 mm | |
| Weight | approx. 0.050 kg | |
| EAN / GTIN | 3471522364852 |
The ABB 1SBN060300R1000 RA5-1 is an interface relay designed to receive a low-power 24 V DC signal from a PLC or similar controller and use it to operate the coil of a compatible ABB power contactor.
The RA5-1 has a rated control circuit voltage of 24 V DC, making it suitable for common industrial PLC and electronic control systems.
The RA5-1 is designed for use with ABB A9 through A110 contactors equipped with compatible 24–250 V AC, 50/60 Hz coils.
Yes. The RA5-1 incorporates a diode for suppression of the 24 V DC interface relay coil and a varistor for suppression of the power contactor coil.
Yes. A diode installed between the E1 and E2 input terminals protects the RA5-1 against reverse polarity of the relay input supply.
ABB interface relays provide machine builders, panel builders and automation engineers with a practical method of connecting low-power electronic control outputs to industrial contactors while helping protect control equipment from switching transients.
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