Omron Industrial Relay - G2RN8851B

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This Omron Industrial Relay (model G2RN8851B) is designed for automation and control systems requiring reliable switching. It offers a 12V AC coil and a 10A switching current, suitable for general-purpose industrial applications. A key benefit is its integrated LED indicator for clear operational status. However, its PCB mount design means it's not suitable for direct panel mounting without a compatible socket.
| Model Part Number | G2RN8851B |
|---|---|
| Brand | Omron |
The nominal coil voltage is 12V AC at both 50Hz and 60Hz.
The relay is rated for a maximum switching current of 10A.
Yes, it can be used for DC loads, but the maximum voltage and current ratings for DC must be checked against the specific datasheet, as they are typically lower than AC ratings.
No, the G2RN8851B is designed for direct PCB mounting and does not include a socket.
It features 1 changeover (SPDT) auxiliary contact, meaning it has one normally open (NO) and one normally closed (NC) contact relative to a common terminal.
The LED indicator lights up when the relay coil is energized, visually confirming that the relay is active.
The dimensions are approximately 13mm (Width) x 29mm (Depth) x 35.5mm (Height).
Verify that the coil voltage is exactly 12V AC and correctly applied to the coil terminals. Check for any breaks in the coil wiring or potential shorts.
Ensure the correct voltage is supplied to the coil. Check that the load is wired correctly to the common and NO/NC terminals. Verify the load does not exceed the 10A switching current limit.
Confirm that the coil voltage is correctly applied. The LED is typically powered by the coil voltage; if the coil is energized, the LED should light. If not, the relay may be faulty.
Check for loose connections or solder joints on the PCB. Ensure the ambient temperature is within the operational limits. Vibrations can sometimes affect relay contacts; ensure secure mounting.
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