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5D1C-1020 Kurman 8-Pin Octal Plug-In Relay, 29 VDC Coil, 1PDT 2 A, NOS

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Product Overview

Kurman 5D1C-1020 Plug-In Relay - 29 VDC Coil, Single Pole Double Throw Contacts, 2 A at 28 VDC or 115 VAC, 8-Pin Octal Base

Condition

Unused, new old stock (NOS). Markings legible: KURMAN ELEC. CO. 5D1C-1020. Sold each.

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Product Overview

Kurman Electric Co. 5D1C-1020 is a general purpose plug-in relay with a 29 VDC coil and one set of 2 A changeover contacts, built on an 8-pin octal base. The cover prints the ratings and a wiring diagram, so the coil and contact terminals can be identified at the socket.

Key Features

  • Part number: 5D1C-1020
  • Coil: 29 VDC
  • Contacts: 1 PDT (single pole, double throw), 2 A
  • Contact rating: 2 A at 28 VDC or 115 VAC
  • Base: 8-pin octal plug with keyed center post
  • Housing: clear cover over the coil and contact stack, square metal base flange with four corner screws
  • Wiring diagram printed on the cover

Applications

  • Plugging into an existing 8-pin octal socket where a 5D1C-1020 sat before
  • Selecting between two circuits, one wired to the normally open side and one to the normally closed side
  • Bench and panel builds where a visible armature helps when checking a control sequence

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 115 VAC a coil voltage on this relay?

No. The coil is 29 VDC. The 28 VDC and 115 VAC figures are the contact ratings, 2 A at either voltage.

What socket does the 5D1C-1020 plug into?

An 8-pin octal socket. The keyed center post sets the orientation, and the wiring diagram on the cover shows which pins carry the coil and which carry the contacts.

The price per piece steps down with quantity, and the price-break table on this page shows each step.

The octal base began under vacuum tubes, and the relay trade kept it long after the tubes left the panel. Find the empty socket; the keyed post shows which way it goes.

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