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Schneider Electric RXM3AB1FD Harmony RXM 10A 3CO 110V DC Miniature Plug-In Relay
Schneider Electric RXM3AB1FD Harmony RXM 10A 3CO 110V DC Miniature Plug-In Relay
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- Description
The Schneider Electric RXM3AB1FD is a Harmony RXM miniature plug-in relay with 3 C/O contacts rated 10 A and a 110 V DC control coil. A lockable test button allows manual actuation during commissioning, and it switches up to 2500 VA / 280 W through an RXZE socket base. Continuous output current is 6.7 A for sustained loads.
Technical Specifications
| Reference | RXM3AB1FD |
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
| Range | Harmony Electromechanical Relays |
| Series | RXM |
| Product Type | Plug-in relay (miniature relay) |
| Contacts | 3 C/O |
| Control Circuit Voltage (Uc) | 110 V DC |
| Rated Operational Voltage Limits | 88...121 V DC |
| Conventional Enclosed Thermal Current (Ithe) | 10 A |
| Continuous Output Current | 6.7 A |
| Rated Operational Current (Ie) | 10 A 250 V AC NO (IEC) / 10 A 28 V DC NO (IEC) / 5 A 250 V AC NC (IEC) / 10 A 277 V AC UL |
| Load Current | 10 A 250 V AC / 10 A 28 V DC |
| Maximum Switching Capacity | 2500 VA / 280 W |
| Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui) | 250 V IEC / 300 V CSA, UL |
| Rated Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp) | 4 kV |
| Control Type | Lockable test button |
| Status LED | Without |
| Operating Time | 20 ms |
| Reset Time | 20 ms |
| Degree of Protection | IP40 |
| Contacts Material | AgNi |
| Safety Reliability Data | B10d = 100000 |
| Net Weight | 0.037 kg |
Certifications & Standards
- UL
- Lloyd's
- CE
- CSA
- GOST
- IECEE CB Scheme
- UL 508
- IEC 61810-1
- CSA C22.2 No 14
Selection Notes
RXM3AB1FD pairs a 110 V DC control coil with 3 independent C/O contacts at 10 A each, which suits panels where the control loop is battery-backed or 110 V DC switchgear supply rather than 24-240 V AC. The lockable test button lets technicians force the relay state during commissioning without simulating the coil signal. Because continuous output current (6.7 A) sits below the thermal current rating (10 A), size any continuously-loaded contact to 6.7 A rather than the full 10 A make rating.