Relay Socket, Elevator, Square, 11 Pin MPN:70-788EL11-1
Relay Socket, Elevator, Square, 11 Pin
The Schneider Relay Socket is a versatile and reliable component designed for use in a variety of applications, including elevator systems. Its 11-pin square base style and 3PDT contact form make it an ideal fit for 788R series relays. With a current rating of 25A and a contact rating of 25A @ 300V, this socket can handle high-power electrical connections. Its DIN rail mounting style and finger-safe design ensure safe and easy installation. Perfect for use in industrial settings, the Relay Socket is a must-have for any electrical engineer or technician working on elevator systems or other high-power applications.
Top product features:
- Finger safe design to prevent accidental contact with electrical components
- Separate contact terminal arrangement for easy connection and maintenance
- Screw clamp electrical connection for secure and reliable power transfer
Top product applications:
- Elevator systems for controlling and monitoring elevator movement and safety features
- Industrial control panels for relay-based automation and control systems
- Machine control systems for manufacturing and production equipment
Relay Socket, Base Style Square, Contact Form 3PDT, Current Rating 25 A, Electrical Connection Screw Clamp, Flat Pin Width 0.189 in, Number of Pins 11, Number of Terminals 11, Pin Shape Flat, Socket Type Standard, Finger Safe, Contact Terminal Arrangement Separate, Mounting Style DIN Rail, Color White, Compatible Relays 788R Series, Contact Rating (AC) 25 A @ 300V, Depth 2.24 in, Height 2.48 in, IP Rating IP20, Maximum Operating Temperature 131 Degrees F
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CN
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 7.20
- Package Width: 4.30
- Package Height: 4.00
- Package Weight: 2.25
Product info last updated on February 1, 2026 12:36am UTC
Category: Industrial Electrical Controls and Automation