RXM2AB1F7
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## Schneider Electric RXM2AB1F7: Product Overview
The **RXM2AB1F7** is a miniature plug-in electromechanical relay from the **Zelio Relay (Harmony)** range by Schneider Electric. It is widely used in industrial automation for switching electrical loads and providing electrical isolation between control circuits and power circuits.
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### 1. Key Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Product Type** | Miniature Plug-in Relay |
| **Contact Composition** | 2 C/O (Double Pole Double Throw - DPDT) |
| **Control Circuit Voltage** | 120 V AC |
| **Thermal Current (Ith)** | 12 A (at -40…55 °C) |
| **Rated Operational Current** | 12 A at 250 V AC / 28 V DC |
| **Status LED** | Included (Indicates coil energization) |
| **Control Type** | Lockable test button |
| **Shape of Pin** | Flat (Plug-in style) |
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### 2. Major Electronic & Mechanical Components
The RXM2AB1F7 consists of several critical internal parts that facilitate its operation:
* **Electromagnetic Coil:** Wound for **120V AC**. When energized, it creates a magnetic field that pulls the armature.
* **Armature & Spring:** The armature moves when the magnetic field is present. A return spring ensures the contacts revert to their original state (NC) once power is removed.
* **Contacts (AgNi):** Silver Nickel alloy contacts provide high durability and resistance to electrical arcing.
* **Mechanical Indicator:** A small mechanical flag that shows whether the relay is active.
* **Lockable Test Button:** A blue button (for AC coils) that allows manual overriding of the contacts for testing without powering the coil.
* **LED Indicator:** A built-in light-emitting diode that glows when the coil is energized, aiding in troubleshooting.
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### 3. Wiring and Contact Arrangement
The relay features a **2 C/O (Change-Over)** configuration, meaning it has two independent sets of contacts. Each set contains:
1. **Common (COM)**
2. **Normally Closed (NC)**
3. **Normally Open (NO)**
#### Connection Diagram Logic
* **Coil Terminals (A1, A2):** Connected to the 120V AC control source.
* **Contact Terminals:** Used to break or complete the circuit for the load (e.g., motors, lights, or solenoids).
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### 4. Mounting and Compatibility
This relay is typically used with a **RXZE** series socket (base). It allows for easy DIN rail mounting and simplifies replacement without needing to rewire the entire circuit.
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What are the different socket types compatible with the RXM2AB1F7?
- ⤷ Can this relay handle inductive loads like motors
- ⤷ and if so
- ⤷ what is its rating?
- ⤷ How does the 'lockable test button' feature differ from a standard momentary test button?