SR3P-05C IDEC Corporation, SR3P-05C Datasheet - Page 7
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SR3P-05C
Manufacturer Part Number
SR3P-05C
Description
Socket, Relay; M3.5 Screw; 11-Pin; 3; 10 A; DIN Rail/Surface-Mount; RR3PA, RR2KP
Manufacturer
IDEC Corporation
Type
Octalr
Datasheet
1.SY4S-05.pdf
(32 pages)
Specifications of SR3P-05C
Brand/series
SR Series
Current Rating
10 A
Current, Rating
10 A
Mounting
DIN Rail/Panel Surface
Mounting Type
DIN Rail Snap⁄Surface-Mount
Number Of Contacts
11
Number Of Poles
3
Receptacle Style
11-Pin
Relay Type
RR3PA, RR2KP
Special Features
Finger Safe
Terminal Type
M3.5 Screw
Termination
Screw
Timer Type
RTE-P2, GT3 (11-Pin)
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
RoHS Compliant part
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Applicable Wires
Applicable Ferrules
Marking Instructions
Write markings on the SU sockets using an oil-based marker, or glue printed
mylar on the marking surface. The size of the printed mylar can be 8 x 9mm
maximum.
Applicable Wire (stranded)
For wiring, use the optional screwdriver (BC1S-SDO) or the
following applicable screwdriver.
Stranded wire
Solid wire
Wire insulation diameter
0.2
_
0.5
mm
2
1. Strip the wire insulation 9 to 10mm from the end.
2. In applications using ferrules for stranded wires, choose
3. Two cable ports are provided for each terminal.
the ferrule listed in table below. Make sure that an insula-
tion sheath is applied when using the ferrules. When using
stranded wires without ferrules, make sure that the core
wires have not been loosened.
Marking Plate
Wire
24
22
20
AWG
Marking Surface
Sockets
(Dimensions in mm)
A10.25-12BU
A10.34-8TQ
A10.5-8WH
A10.5-10WH
TE0.5
Maximum size of
printed mylar
0.2 to 1.25 mm
0.2 to 1.5 mm
ø3.15mm maximum
9 to 10mm
8.0
Type
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2
2
or AWG24 to 16
Position of printed
mylar on the marking
surface
or AWG24 to 16
Size
Phoenix Contact
Phoenix Contact
Phoenix Contact
Nichifu Co. Ltd
8.0
Manufacturer
SU Series: General Instructions
Wiring Instructions
1. Insert the optional screwdriver
(BC1S-SDO) or an applicable
screwdriver into the square-
shaped port as shown on the right,
until the screwdriver tip touches
the bottom of the spring.
2. Push in the screwdriver until it
touches the bottom of the port.
The wire port is now open, and the
screwdriver is held in place. The
screwdriver will not come off even
if you release your hand.
3. While the screwdriver is
retained in the port, insert the wire
or ferrule into the round-shaped
wire port. Each wire port can
accommodate one wire or ferrule.
When connecting two wires to one
terminal, use the adjoining port of
the same terminal.
4. Pull out the screwdriver. The
connection is now complete.
Safety Precautions
Installing the Marking Plate
Because of its removable structure, the marking plate may have fallen from
the socket or become loose in delivery. Make sure that the marking plate is
securely installed before starting operation. The marking plate protects the
conductive portion of the socket, located under the marking plate, by prevent-
ing metal fragments or pieces of wire from dropping inside. Should any such
fragments enter the socket, they may cause fire hazard, damage, or malfunc-
tion.
Inserting Screwdriver into the Wire Ports
Stopper
No marking plate
Note: For installation of optional jumper,
see the instruction sheet provided
with the jumper.
Jumper Ports
A - B sec
Loose fitting
p
p
Screwdriver Ports
j p
j p
Wire Port
Marking Plate
SU Series: DIN Rail Snap-Mount
Installed securely
Note: Two cable ports are provided for each terminal.
A
B
Correct
Wire Ports for Terminal 10
Wire Ports for Terminal 9
Direction of Screwdriver Tip
Incorrect
r Jumper
Incorrect
plate ribs
(on both sides)
Incorrect
F-7
F