Electromagnetic Relay FF PK2P24 24V 2x8A

Electromagnetic relay FF PK2P24 24V 2x8A is a compact electromechanical switching device with a 24 V DC coil and two independent changeover contacts, each rated for 8 A. It is designed for integration into control panels and automation equipment where small relay modules with galvanic isolation between coil and contacts are required. The relay supports switching of low-voltage DC and AC circuits for signal-level loads, appliance control and simple protection tasks.

Advantages

The relay offers galvanic isolation between the control coil and switching contacts, reducing interference and ensuring safer separation of control and power circuits. Its dual contact design allows two circuits to be controlled independently from a single coil, saving space and simplifying wiring. The compact footprint and standard pin layout make it suitable for dense panel assemblies and easy replacement in existing installations.

Suitable for

• Switching low-voltage DC control signals in automation panels
• Controlling small AC or DC appliances and loads up to 8 A
• Signal routing and basic protection circuits in equipment
• Compact relay modules in building automation and control cabinets

Key specifications

• Coil voltage: 24 V DC
• Contact configuration: two independent changeover contacts (2 × SPDT)
• Contact current rating: 8 A per contact
• Contact type: electromechanical (mechanical separation provides galvanic isolation)
• Intended switching: low-voltage AC and DC loads
• Form factor: compact relay module for panel or PCB mounting

How to use

Connect the 24 V DC supply to the relay coil terminals to energize the device; when the coil is powered the common contacts switch to their active positions. Wire the load circuits to the common, normally open and normally closed terminals according to the required control logic. Ensure that each load does not exceed the 8 A rating per contact and observe correct polarity for DC loads where applicable. Mount the relay in a suitable socket or on a PCB following the manufacturer's recommended layout to provide secure mechanical and electrical connections.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, verify load currents and switching frequency against the relay's electrical endurance. Provide appropriate fusing or overcurrent protection on switched circuits and keep control wiring separate from high-power conductors to minimize interference. When switching inductive loads, use suppression components or RC/snubber networks to protect contacts and extend service life.