EATON D2RF Series General-Purpose Relays


Eaton D2RF Series general-purpose relays are ideal for switching AC or DC loads in industrial automation, control systems and power distribution. They provide a high level of electrical isolation, as the relay contacts are physically separated from the coil, thus creating a barrier between the control & the load circuit. They also feature a flag indicator, a locking pushbutton an...d socket-type mounting for user convenience. Read more

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StyleModelProduct WidthProduct HeightTypeProduct NameContact FormPrice
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D2RF2T1
-----€53.70
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D2RF4A1
-----€34.63
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D2RF4A
----4 PDT€55.88
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D2RF2T
1 1/2"1"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€54.45
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D2RF4R1
1 1/4"0.7"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€34.63
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D2RF2A1
1 1/5"1"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€32.85
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D2RF4T
1 1/5"1"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€42.56
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D2RF2A
1.3"1.1"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€40.90
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D2RF4W1
1.3"1"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€34.63
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D2RF4B
2 4/5"0.7"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€40.32
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D2RF4T1
2"1"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€55.74
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D2RF2R1
2"1 1/2"General-purpose RelayEaton General-purpose Relay-€32.85

Working Mechanism

  • These switching devices consist of a coil that generates a magnetic field when current flows through it.
  • The magnetic field helps to attract the armature that eventually closes the contacts to complete the electrical circuit.
  • As the current flow stops, the magnetic field decreases, causing the armature to return to its original position.
  • This causes the contacts to open again and break the circuit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a purpose of a flag indicator?

Flag indicators consist of a flag or a marker attached to the shaft or a pole to provide a clear and visible indication of the relay, such as whether it is energised (activated) or de-energised (deactivated).

How to remove the coil in general-purpose relays?

  • Ensure the power to the control panel is disconnected.
  • Remove the cover of the panel or simply unplug the relay from the socket.
  • Once the relay is removed, locate the coil. It is normally located at the bottom of the relay and is cylindrical or rectangular in shape.
  • Carefully disconnect the wires from the relay by either releasing the clips that hold them securely or simply pulling them out.
  • Remove the old coil and replace it with a new one of the same specification.

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