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Edwards Signaling MR201/C DPDT relay rectangular box beige finish

EDWARDS-SIGNALING

EDWARDS-SIGNALING MR201/C DPDT Relay 24V AC/DC 115/230V AC

SKU CH-STP5-KPATG

A DPDT relay switching 24 V AC/DC or 115/230 V AC circuits for home safety systems

  • Product weight0.85
  • DPDT switching controls two circuits independently
  • Operates on 24 V AC/DC plus 115/230 V AC mains
  • UL listed for safety compliance
  • Weighs just 0.85 lb for easy mounting

DPDT Relay for Multi-Voltage Control

The Edwards-Signaling MR201/C is a double-pole double-throw relay designed for home safety and security systems. It switches loads across 24 V AC or DC and 115 V or 230 V AC supplies. The unit carries UL listing and weighs 0.85 lb. Installers use it to isolate control circuits from higher-voltage equipment.

UL-Listed Switching with Broad Coil Range

The relay accepts four coil voltages without modification, reducing the number of spare parts a technician must stock. Its DPDT contacts allow simultaneous make-and-break switching for interlocking or redundant safety circuits. The 2 1/2 in depth fits standard enclosures. Buyers needing sealed contacts or a different mounting style should check alternative models.

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Price $31.99
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Brand nameEdwards Signaling

Questions about this item

How often do the DPDT contacts in the MR201/C relay need inspection or replacement under normal switching duty?

The relay uses mechanical DPDT contacts rated for 24 V AC/DC and 115/230 V AC switching; follow the manufacturer's preventive-maintenance schedule for contact wear checks.

Which electrical limit — coil heating or contact current rating — is reached first during continuous operation of the MR201/C?

The coil is designed for continuous energisation at 24 V AC/DC or 115/230 V AC, so the contact current rating typically becomes the limiting factor before coil temperature does.

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