Electromagnetic Power Relay, 8-Pin 10 AMP 24V 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.

Very satisfied with this relay. You will want a DIN rail to mount the base. I got the 12V coil, 10A DPDT model. Works great, low coil current. Built in LED is very handy. There’s also a clever way the contacts show visibly closed. The base socket is clearly labeled and the screw terminals are robust. My only suggestion to seller would be to include a short DIN rail, for convenience.

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.

I used to switch 120VAC on and off with a 12VDC driver circuit. The relay and socket work great and seem to be good quality.

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

very good

This 8 pin relay was the perfect solution for my inline duct fan install project. I purchased the 120v 10A relay. For those of us who aren't Master Electricians I have attached pictures explaining my install. After hours of internet research I pieced together exactly what I needed to do for my particular install, as I wanted the inline duct fan to turn on and off whenever my HVAC system was running - rather than having it run all the time or having to operate it by a switch/remote. You should be able to adapt your particular needs using this relay. I ordered the 2 relay kit because it was such a great value. It included 2 relays and the mounting bar needed, plus if my relay ever fails I will have an immediate replacement on hand! I hope this helps my fellow DIY jobbers get their project done. NOTE: for those who need to know what is the amp draw of this coil, I found the manufacturer data spec sheet. This relay coil will draw an average of .028 Amps derived from the Spec Sheet rating of Coil Current of 27.1 milliamps.

Worked great , good value. Used for 24dc