18F-3Z-C1
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18F-3Z-C1 relay socket with 7A/300V rating, 2000V/S dielectric strength, -40~+65°C operating temp for industrial control systems.
18F-3Z-C1 Relay Socket
The 18F-3Z-C1 relay socket is a specialized industrial electrical component designed for secure relay installation in industrial control systems. It features a rated load of 7A at 300V and a dielectric strength of 2000V/S, ensuring stable and safe electrical performance in harsh industrial environments. With a screw torque of 1.0 Nm, it accommodates external connection wires of 20-14 AWG (0.5-2.5 mm²) for reliable wiring.
Engineered to operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +65°C, it suits diverse industrial applications. Its compact outline dimensions (29mm max width, 71mm max height) and precise mounting dimensions (30mm max width, 35.4mm max height) enable seamless integration into compact control panels. Weighing 45g, it combines robust construction with a space-saving design, and its clear terminal configuration and internal wiring diagram streamline installation and wiring processes.
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