3RH1131-1AB00
Siemens SIRIUS 3RH1131-1AB00 contact relay, with 3 normally open and 1 normally closed contacts (3NO+1NC), coil voltage AC 24V 50/60Hz, rated current 10A, S00 size screw terminal wiring, suitable for low voltage control circuits.
Product Positioning
The 3RH1131-1AB00 is a Siemens SIRIUS series S00 size contact relay, equipped with 3 normally open and 1 normally closed contacts, with a coil voltage of AC 24V and a rated current of 10A.
Core Product Advantages and Features
3NO+1NC mixed contact
It offers combinations of normally open and normally closed contacts, suitable for interlocking circuits and signal feedback applications.
AC 24V coil
The coil has a rated voltage of 24V AC and is suitable for low-voltage safety control circuit systems.
10A rated current
With a rated current of up to 10A, the contacts are suitable for general control and load switching applications.
Screw terminal wiring
Screw-type terminal wiring ensures stable and reliable contact and facilitates on-site maintenance.
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