Schneider Electric RXM4AB2P7 Miniature Plug-in Relay

Description

The Schneider Electric RXM4AB2P7 is a high-quality miniature plug-in relay from the Zelio RXM series. It is engineered for reliability in industrial control circuits, providing four changeover contacts for versatile switching applications. This model operates with a 230V AC coil and features a clear housing for visual inspection, a mechanical status indicator, and a lockable test button for simplified commissioning and maintenance. Its compact design makes it ideal for space-constrained panels.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric
• Model: RXM4AB2P7
• Series: Zelio Relay RXM
• Product Type: Miniature Plug-in Relay
• Control Circuit Voltage: 230V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Contact Configuration: 4 C/O (4PDT)
• Conventional Thermal Current [Ith]: 6 A at -40 to 55 deg C
• Maximum Switching Voltage: 250V AC / 250V DC
• Pin Configuration: 14-pin
• Features: Lockable test button, Mechanical indicator flag

Label Info

• Model: RXM4AB2P7
• Coil: 230 VAC 50/60 HZ
• Contact Rating: 6A / 250 VAC according to IEC 61810-1

Application

This relay is perfectly suited for use in industrial automation, HVAC systems, control panels, and machine control circuits where reliable switching of moderate loads is required. It can be used for signal switching, interfacing, and as an output relay for PLCs.

Country of Origin

This product is manufactured in China.

CO2 Impact

Opting for this pre-owned component avoids the emission of approximately 1.5 kg of CO2 compared to a new purchase. This is a sustainable choice that supports a circular economy in the industrial sector.

Availability

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FAQ

What is the recommended socket for the RXM4AB2P7 relay?

The RXM4AB2P7 relay is designed to be used with Schneider Electric's RXZE2 series sockets, such as the RXZE2S114M (screw connector) or RXZE2M114 (mixed contact), which accommodate its 14-pin configuration.

No, the lockable test button is intended for temporary testing and commissioning purposes only. It should not be used as a permanent manual override switch, as this can compromise the safety and intended automatic operation of the control circuit.

The primary difference is the coil design. AC coils are designed for alternating current and often have internal shading rings to prevent chattering, while DC coils are designed for direct current. It is critical to use the correct voltage type (AC or DC) as specified to avoid damaging the relay coil.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026