Electromagnetic Power Relay, 8-Pin 10 AMP 110V/120V AC Relay Coil with Socket Base, LED Indicator, DPDT 2NO 2NC - MY2NJ [Applicable for DIN Rail System]

I’m really happy with this 8-pin 10A 110VAC electromagnetic power relay. It wired into the provided 8-pin socket/base perfectly and fired right up with 110VAC on the coil. It’s been running reliably, switching my load from a dusk to dawn sensor cleanly with consistent operation and no sticking. The build quality feels solid, the pins are well-aligned, and it’s convenient to have a plug-in style relay for serviceability. Great price for a dependable relay—would buy again.

Works great as an isolation relay for a time delay module with voltage leakage problems. Relay fits snugly to socket so no worries about vibration causing relay to become unseated. Comes with short piece of DIN rail and mounting screws, along with relay retainer spring. Coil LED is bright red with 24VAC applied. Shipped in handy little case. They only thing I would note is whoever created the terminal diagram is completely confused. The relay socket uses a standard terminal layout.

No issues whatsoever. The diagram is very clear on the relay bases. You can wire these up with the relay installed.

I needed this 24vac relay to isolate my new smart thermostat from the 24 volt at the furnace. I added a 24vac transformer so I didn't need power from the furnace. It worked perfectly. I loved having the indicator light so I could use the smart thermostat app from the basement and watch the relay light go on and off. The DIN rail made it easy to mount the relay to joist. Since there are two relays in this kit and one rail you simply need to use a hacksaw to cut it in half then you can use the other relay somewhere else.

Did not need, or want the relay base, however, the unit works as expected.

This is my profession and I will gladly use these again as a general purpose relay. The title is misleading, make sure your load is under 10 amp. There are other specifications for HP also.

I use this with a smart plug so I can command a high power device on and off using my Amazon Echos. You'll want to get a DIN rail to mount it on, and you'll have to wire it for your purposes, but that's all completely normal for relay mediated control systems. I unreservedly recommend this DPDT relay system.

Installed it yesterday, so far so good. I attached 22-16 AWG spade connectors to it.