Weidmüller 2617880000 General Purpose Relay SPDT 6A 24V Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Weidmüller 2617880000 is a general purpose relay with Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) contact configuration, rated for 6A at 24VAC/DC coil voltage. This DIN rail-mounted relay features a lighted indicator, socket inclusion, and spring terminal termination. The product is Active in status with 798 pieces currently in stock as new original inventory. Equivalent and substitute parts are identified based on matching electrical specifications and mechanical mounting requirements to ensure direct functional replacement in industrial control applications.

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2617880000

WeidmüllerIn Stock: 8692617880000 Datasheet

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2617880000

WeidmüllerIn Stock: 8692617880000 Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution for the Weidmüller 2617880000 is determined by strict equivalence across the following critical parameters:

Electrical Specifications:

• Coil voltage: 24VAC/DC
• Contact form: SPDT (1 Form C)
• Contact current rating: 6 A
• Switching voltage: 250VAC, 250VDC maximum
• Coil current: 11.7 mA
• Coil resistance: 2.1 kOhms
• Coil type: Non Latching

Mechanical Specifications:

• Mounting type: DIN Rail
• Termination style: Spring Terminal
• Contact material: Silver Tin Oxide (AgSnO)

Performance Characteristics:

• Operate time: 6 ms
• Release time: 40 ms
• Operating temperature range: -40°C ~ 60°C

Compliance & Status:

• Product status: Active
• ECCN classification: EAR99
• HTSUS code: 8536.41.0020

Parts qualify as substitutes only when all parameters listed above match exactly. No deviations in electrical ratings, mechanical mounting, or performance timing are permitted for direct replacement applications.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

The Weidmüller 2617880000 is classified as Active product status, indicating current manufacturing and full availability. This part is compliant with EAR99 export classification and carries HTSUS code 8536.41.0020 for tariff purposes.

When selecting equivalent or substitute relays for the 2617880000, the following engineering criteria apply:

Electrical Compatibility: The substitute must operate at 24VAC/DC coil voltage with identical 11.7 mA coil current draw and 2.1 kOhms coil resistance. Contact switching capability must support 6A at 250VAC and 250VDC maximum switching voltages. SPDT (1 Form C) contact configuration is mandatory for circuit compatibility.

Mechanical Compatibility: DIN rail mounting is required for panel integration. Spring terminal termination ensures compatibility with existing wiring harnesses and connection infrastructure. Socket inclusion and lighted indicator features must be present for functional equivalence.

Performance Compatibility: Operate time of 6 ms and release time of 40 ms establish the switching response characteristics. Operating temperature range of -40°C to 60°C defines the environmental operating envelope. Silver Tin Oxide contact material ensures consistent switching performance and contact reliability.

Compliance & Availability: Active product status confirms current manufacturing and supply chain availability. EAR99 classification permits standard commercial distribution channels. HTSUS code 8536.41.0020 applies to all equivalent relays in this category.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What defines a substitute part for the Weidmüller 2617880000?

A: A substitute part must match all electrical specifications (24VAC/DC coil voltage, 6A contact rating, 250VAC/250VDC switching voltage, 11.7 mA coil current, 2.1 kOhms coil resistance), mechanical specifications (DIN rail mounting, spring terminal termination, SPDT contact form), and performance characteristics (6 ms operate time, 40 ms release time, -40°C to 60°C operating temperature). Contact material must be Silver Tin Oxide (AgSnO). All parameters must match exactly for direct replacement.

Q: Can I use a relay with different coil voltage?

A: No. The 24VAC/DC coil voltage is a critical electrical parameter. Using a relay with different coil voltage will result in improper circuit operation, inadequate coil energization, or component damage. Coil voltage must match exactly.

Q: Are there differences between 24VAC and 24VDC operation for this relay?

A: The Weidmüller 2617880000 is rated for both 24VAC and 24VDC coil operation. The relay operates identically on either voltage source. Substitute parts must also support both 24VAC and 24VDC coil voltage.

Q: What is the significance of the 6 ms operate time and 40 ms release time?

A: Operate time (6 ms) is the delay from coil energization to contact switching. Release time (40 ms) is the delay from coil de-energization to contact return. These timing parameters are critical in applications requiring precise switching synchronization. Substitute parts must match these values exactly.

Q: Does the lighted indicator affect substitution?

A: Yes. The lighted indicator is listed as a feature of the 2617880000. Substitute parts must include this feature for functional equivalence. The indicator provides visual confirmation of relay energization status.

Q: Is socket inclusion mandatory for substitution?

A: Yes. Socket inclusion is specified as a feature of the 2617880000. Substitute parts must include the socket for mechanical and electrical compatibility with existing relay bases and wiring infrastructure.

Q: What is the significance of Spring Terminal termination?

A: Spring terminal termination provides the connection interface for coil and contact circuits. This termination style must match exactly to ensure compatibility with existing wiring harnesses, terminal blocks, and connection infrastructure. Substitute parts must use spring terminal termination.

Q: Can I substitute with a relay having different contact material?

A: No. The Silver Tin Oxide (AgSnO) contact material is specified for this relay. Contact material affects switching performance, contact resistance, and reliability. Substitute parts must use identical Silver Tin Oxide contact material.

Q: What does SPDT (1 Form C) contact configuration mean?

A: SPDT stands for Single Pole Double Throw. Form C indicates one changeover contact with three terminals: common, normally open, and normally closed. This configuration allows the relay to switch between two circuit paths. Substitute parts must have identical SPDT (1 Form C) contact configuration.

Q: Is the operating temperature range -40°C to 60°C critical for substitution?

A: Yes. The operating temperature range defines the environmental conditions under which the relay functions reliably. Substitute parts must support the identical -40°C to 60°C temperature range. Using a relay with a narrower temperature range may result in failure in extreme temperature environments.

Q: What is the maximum switching voltage for this relay?

A: The maximum switching voltage is 250VAC and 250VDC. This is the highest voltage the relay contacts can safely switch. Substitute parts must support identical 250VAC and 250VDC maximum switching voltages.

Q: Does coil resistance affect substitution?

A: Yes. The 2.1 kOhms coil resistance, combined with 24V coil voltage, determines the 11.7 mA coil current draw. This current draw affects power supply sizing and circuit design. Substitute parts must have identical 2.1 kOhms coil resistance to maintain the same electrical characteristics.

Q: What does Non Latching coil type mean?

A: Non Latching means the relay requires continuous coil energization to maintain the switched state. When coil power is removed, the relay returns to its de-energized state. Substitute parts must use Non Latching coil type.

Q: Is DIN rail mounting mandatory?

A: Yes. DIN rail mounting is the mechanical interface for panel installation. Substitute parts must support DIN rail mounting for compatibility with existing control panel infrastructure.