QWORK 8 Pins Relay Socket, 4 Pack 600 V 10 Amp Octal Socket with Pressure Clamp Screw for MK2P DPDT Power Relay
Details
- Connector TypeScrew Clamp
- Contact MaterialCopper
- Contact TypeDpdt
- Current Rating10 Amps
- Mounting TypeSurface Mount
Description
⚡ Plug into power and precision — your relay’s best friend!
- COMPACT PORTABLE - Four-pack design with space-saving size for easy storage and transport
- POWER READY DURABILITY - Crafted from flame-resistant PC material for long-lasting, safe operation
- FLEXIBLE MOUNTING OPTIONS - Supports both panel/surface and DIN rail installation to fit any setup
- SECURE CONNECTION ASSURANCE - Pressure clamp screws guarantee stable, vibration-resistant electrical contacts
- RELIABLE RELAY COMPATIBILITY - Perfectly engineered for MK2P 8-pin DPDT power relays ensuring seamless integration
The QWORK 8 Pins Relay Socket 4-pack offers a durable, flame-resistant PC construction rated for 600V and 10A. Designed for MK2P DPDT 8-pin power relays, it features versatile mounting options including panel and DIN rail, with pressure clamp screws ensuring secure, reliable connections. Compact and portable, it’s ideal for professional-grade electrical installations.
Reviews
K**I
As expected, all good
Seem fine, will be used to breadboard tube amp
B**Y
Good relay socket
arrived fast, just what I needed to mount a relay on a din rail in a pump panel.Good price, perfect fit. Just what I needed for the repair.
R**.
Great product.
Have used with very expensive relays. So far so good.
N**0
Condition
These are first rate and of the later design and note the original. These will work with a DIN rail.
C**.
I Can not verify that they are rated 600V
I Can not verify that they are rated 600V
K**N
Easy to use
Breadboard radio
J**R
built solid
These mount both DIN rail or surface mount, I use then for both relay and vacuum tube use. Octal is octal. They are built solid and the plastic body well formed.
E**R
Cube relays bases
The best way to maintain solid connections to equipment..
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