ITSON PR230(10)IT/6RM Miniature Power Relay, 230V AC Coil, DPDT, 10A, Plug-in

Switching heavy loads with a low-power control signal is a common challenge in industrial and building automation. The ITSON PR230(10)IT/6RM miniature power relay solves this by offering robust DPDT contacts rated at 10A, driven by a 230V AC coil, in a compact plug-in package. It is ideal for HVAC systems, motor controls, lighting, and general-purpose switching where reliability and space savings matter.

Who is it for

This relay is designed for electricians, panel builders, and maintenance engineers who need a dependable, easy-to-install switching solution. It fits standard relay sockets, making replacement quick and reducing downtime. Whether you are upgrading an existing control cabinet or building a new one, this relay provides the performance you need.

Main features

• DPDT (2 Form C) contacts for versatile switching of two independent circuits
• 10A contact rating at 250V AC / 30V DC for handling moderate power loads
• 230V AC coil with low power consumption (1.2 VA) for efficient operation
• Plug-in mounting with 8 pins for fast installation and replacement
• Silver nickel (AgNi) contacts for long life and reliable switching
• Flux proof (RT I) protection against dust and solder flux
• Wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +70°C
• High mechanical life of 10 million operations

Specifications

• Relay type: Miniature power relay
• Coil voltage: 230V AC
• Contact configuration: DPDT (2 Form C)
• Contact rating: 10A @ 250V AC / 30V DC
• Coil power consumption: 1.2 VA
• Number of pins: 8
• Mounting: Plug-in / socket mount
• Contact material: AgNi
• Dielectric strength (coil-contact): 2500V AC
• Dielectric strength (open contact): 1000V AC
• Insulation resistance: 1000 MΩ
• Mechanical life: 10,000,000 operations
• Electrical life (rated load): 100,000 operations
• Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C
• Protection degree: RT I (Flux proof)

Tips

Always use a suitable relay socket to ensure secure connection and easy maintenance. For inductive loads like motors or solenoids, consider adding a snubber circuit to extend contact life. Verify coil voltage compatibility before installation to prevent damage.