Omron DPDT Relay - 24VDC - 5A


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Omron Gold/Silver G2r-2 Dpdt Relay 24Vdc 5A With Led And Diode - G2rn8870r
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Omron Gold/Silver G2r-2 Dpdt Relay 24Vdc 5A With Led And Diode - G2rn8870r
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This Omron DPDT relay is designed for engineers and hobbyists needing a reliable switching component for 24VDC control systems. Its key benefit is the robust DPDT configuration with gold-plated silver contacts, offering versatility and durability for up to 5A switching. A potential caveat is its specific 24VDC coil requirement, necessitating proper power supply matching. Key features include a built-in LED indicator, an integrated coil suppression diode, and a compact plug-in design for easy socket mounting.
| Model Part Number | G2R2SNDAP3DC24SBYOMB |
|---|---|
| Brand | Omron |
The maximum switching voltage is 250VAC or 125VDC.
It features gold-plated silver alloy contacts for enhanced conductivity and durability.
Yes, this is a plug-in relay and requires a compatible socket (e.g., Omron Py24S or similar) for installation.
The coil resistance is approximately 1113 Ω.
No, this relay is specifically designed for a 24VDC coil voltage. Using any other voltage will likely damage the relay.
The suppression diode protects the control circuit from voltage spikes (back EMF) generated when the relay coil is de-energized, improving system reliability.
It has a maximum switching current capacity of 5A.
Verify the 24VDC supply is correctly connected to the coil terminals (1 and 2). Check the coil voltage with a multimeter. Ensure the relay is fully seated in its socket. Check the coil resistance (approx. 1113 Ω) with a multimeter.
Confirm the control voltage is present at the coil terminals. Check that the correct NO/NC and Common terminals are wired for the load. Ensure the relay is properly seated in the socket. If the relay has been subjected to excessive current or voltage, the contacts may be damaged and require replacement.
Verify that the control voltage is correctly applied to the coil terminals. If the voltage is correct and the LED still does not light, the LED itself may have failed, although the switching contacts might still be functional. Contact support if unsure.
This could indicate an unstable or insufficient coil voltage. Check the 24VDC power supply for fluctuations. Ensure the wiring to the coil is secure and has low resistance. Verify the coil is not overheating.
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