RPL-1A-P-24

Overview

The RPL-1A-P-24 is a miniature signal relay manufactured by Adam Tech. It belongs to the RPL series, which features high-power capabilities and industry-standard packaging. The component is designed to switch loads up to 30 amps. It is supplied in bulk packaging with a factory pack quantity of 5000 units.

Feature Summary

• High power switching capability for industrial applications
• Miniature form factor with standard package dimensions
• Capable of handling load currents up to 30 amps

Applications

• Industrial control systems requiring high current switching
• General purpose relay applications within standard packages
• Equipment utilizing industry standard relay footprints

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific electrical ratings and contact configuration against the official Adam Tech datasheet before integration. Confirm that the 30 amp rating aligns with your circuit requirements. Ensure compatibility with the intended PCB footprint and mounting style. Check for any recent updates to the product specifications or compliance status directly from the manufacturer.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a high-current miniature relay is required. The 30 amp capacity distinguishes it from standard low-power signal relays. Verify that the physical dimensions match the design constraints. Consider the bulk packaging format for assembly volume needs. Ensure the operating environment suits the relay's thermal and mechanical specifications.

Part Context

The RPL-1A-P-24 is part of the Adam Tech RPL series. This series focuses on providing high-power solutions in compact, industry-standard packages. The RPL line is designed for reliability in demanding switching applications. It serves as a bridge between small signal relays and larger power relays.

Replacement Considerations

Consult the official Adam Tech documentation for direct cross-references. Verify pinout compatibility and coil voltage if substituting. Ensure the replacement meets the same 30 amp load requirement. Generic equivalents may not match the specific package or performance characteristics.