This product listing is for the part RUMC2AB2JD, manufactured by Telemecanique / Schneider Electric, and is a 2 changeover (2 C/O) universal plug-in relay, 12 V DC coil, 10 A contact rating, with indicator LED..

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Part Specifications:
- Contact configuration: 2 C/O (2 changeover / 2 Form C)
- Coil voltage: 12 V DC
- Contact current rating: 10 A
- Indicator: LED
- Rated load (AC): 2500 VA
- Rated load (DC): 280 W
- Coil resistance: 120 ohm
- Mechanical endurance: 5000000 cycles
- Electrical endurance (resistive): 100000 cycles
- Operating voltage range (DC): 9.6...13.2 V DC
- Insulation voltage (between coil and contacts): 300 V
- Mounting / termination: Plug-in (8-pin), socket mounted
- Contact material: Silver
- Maximum operating temperature: 55 °C
- Minimum operating temperature: -40 °C
- Breakdown / making capacity (approx.): <=18000 (no-load); <=1200 (under load) cycles/hour
- Standards / approvals: IEC, UL, CSA (as per manufacturer datasheet)

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Telemecanique / Schneider Electric

RUMC2AB2JD

2 changeover (2 C/O) universal plug-in relay, 12 V DC coil, 10 A contact rating, with indicator LED.

Specifications

Physical

Mounting / termination

Plug-in (8-pin), socket mounted

Compliance

Standards / approvals

IEC, UL, CSA (as per manufacturer datasheet)

Technical

Contact configuration

2 C/O (2 changeover / 2 Form C)

Coil voltage

12 V DC

Contact current rating

10 A

Indicator

LED

Rated load (AC)

2500 VA

Rated load (DC)

280 W

Coil resistance

120 ohm

Mechanical endurance

5000000 cycles

Electrical endurance (resistive)

100000 cycles

Operating voltage range (DC)

9.6...13.2 V DC

Insulation voltage (between coil and contacts)

300 V

Contact material

Silver

Maximum operating temperature

55 °C

Minimum operating temperature

-40 °C

Breakdown / making capacity (approx.)

<=18000 (no-load); <=1200 (under load) cycles/hour

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