TELEMECANIQUE RXN 41612 BD

Telemecanique RXN 41612 BD Miniature Plug-in Relay Description This is a Telemecanique RXN 41612 BD, a robust and reliable miniature plug-in relay designed for industrial control applications. This component, part of the Zelio Relay family now under Schneider Electric, offers a compact solution for switching control circuits. It comes complete with a screw-terminal socket for easy DIN rail mounting and wiring. Specifications Manufacturer: Telemecanique (Schneider Electric) Model: RXN 41612 BD Coil Voltage: 24V DC Contact Configuration: 4PDT (4 Pole Double Throw) / 4 C/O (Changeover) Contact Rating: 6A at 250V AC Series: RXN Mounting: Plug-in with Socket (included) Label Info Brand: Telemecanique Type: RXN 41612 BD Coil: 24V DC Date Code: 0247 Application Ideal for use in industrial automation, control panels, HVAC systems, and other applications requiring reliable electrical switching of loads like contactors, solenoid valves, and indicator lights. Country of Origin Manufactured in France. CO2 Impact Choosing this used relay over a new one prevents the emission of approximately 3.0 kg of CO2, contributing to a more sustainable industrial environment. Availability This is an obsolete item but is available from our stock. The modern equivalent is the Schneider Electric RXM4AB2BD. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ Is this a direct replacement for the newer Schneider Electric RXM4AB2BD relay?Yes, the RXN 41612 BD is the predecessor to the RXM4AB2BD. They share the same pinout, coil voltage, and contact configuration, making them functionally interchangeable for most applications. What is the maximum switching current for the contacts?The contacts are rated for a conventional thermal current of 6 Amperes. It is important to check your load requirements to ensure you do not exceed this rating for optimal performance and lifespan. Can this relay be used with an AC coil voltage?No, this specific model, RXN 41612 BD, is designed exclusively for a 24V DC coil voltage. Applying AC voltage will damage the coil. For AC applications, you would need a different model. Last Update: March 13, 2026 profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners.