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Carlo Gavazzi ZMI2SA DIN rail relay socket for compatible RMIA industrial electromechanical relays, featuring 8 poles, two changeover contacts, three-level screw terminals and a 10 A 300 V AC rating.
£2.69
The Carlo Gavazzi ZMI2SA is a robust DIN rail relay socket designed for reliable connection and mounting of RMIA industrial electromechanical relays in control panels and automation systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi ZMI Series, it provides an 8-pole interface with two changeover contacts, screw terminals and a compact DIN rail mounting format.
The ZMI2SA is designed to simplify the installation and replacement of compatible industrial relays. Its screw cage terminals are arranged across three levels, providing a practical connection layout for control wiring, while the included plastic hold-down clamp and identification tag help secure and identify the installed relay. The socket is designed for use with RMIA industrial electromechanical relays.
With a 10 A rating, 300 V AC rating and 35 mm DIN rail mounting, the ZMI2SA is suitable for industrial control panels, machine automation systems, relay interfaces and general-purpose switching applications.
Relay sockets provide a practical interface between industrial electromechanical relays and control-panel wiring. The Carlo Gavazzi ZMI2SA allows compatible RMIA relays to be mounted on a standard 35 mm DIN rail while providing an organised screw-terminal interface for electrical connections.
The ZMI Series is designed for industrial control applications where secure relay mounting, straightforward wiring and convenient relay replacement are important. The ZMI2SA's compact DIN rail format and three-level terminal arrangement make it suitable for automation panels, machinery control systems and general industrial switching installations.
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| Device Type | Relay Socket | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Switching Current (A) | 10 A | |
| Contacts | 2 C/O | |
| IP Rating | IP20 | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | ZMI Series | |
| Model | ZMI2SA | |
| Product type | Relay socket | |
| Compatible relay series | RMIA industrial electromechanical relays | |
| Number of poles | 8 | |
| Contact arrangement | DPDT / 2 changeover contacts | |
| Rated current | 10 A | |
| Rated voltage | 300 V AC | |
| Mounting method | 35 mm DIN rail / top-hat rail | |
| Electrical connection | Plug-in relay connection with screw cage terminals | |
| Terminal arrangement | Three levels | |
| Socket material | PA66 + GF, V2 | |
| Socket colour | RAL 7035 / Pantone 1C | |
| Contact material | CuNi | |
| Contact surface | 5 µm tin plated | |
| Terminal material | Zinc-plated steel | |
| Screw type | M3 with combination head | |
| Insulation voltage | >4 kV | |
| Operating temperature | -25 to +85 °C | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Maximum wire section | 0.5–2.5 mm² | |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 27 × 77 × 62 mm |
The Carlo Gavazzi ZMI2SA is a DIN rail relay socket used to mount and connect compatible RMIA industrial electromechanical relays in control panels and automation systems.
The ZMI2SA is designed for use with RMIA industrial electromechanical relays, including compatible 8-pole DPDT relay variants.
The ZMI2SA has a rated current of 10 A and a rated voltage of 300 V AC.
The ZMI2SA is designed for mounting on a standard 35 mm DIN rail inside electrical control panels and industrial automation equipment.
The ZMI2SA uses screw cage terminals arranged on three levels and is supplied with a plastic hold-down clamp and identification tag.
Carlo Gavazzi ZMI Series relay sockets provide secure relay mounting, practical wiring and reliable integration of industrial electromechanical relays into control panels and automation systems.
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