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Omron G2R-2-SND DC24V — DPDT 8 Pin Plug In Relay, 5 A

SKU: G2R-2-SND DC24V

USD 1.80

G2R-series 8-pin DPDT 5 A plug-in relay with 24 VDC coil, LED indicator, coil-suppression diode, and mechanical flag indicator

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Product Overview

The Omron G2R-2-SND DC24V is the LED-indicator + coil-suppression diode variant of Omron's G2R-series 8-pin DPDT (2-pole changeover, also called 2 form C) plug-in power relay. manufactured by Omron Corporation. Hengyixin Automation stocks this relay in Xiamen and ships within 3-5 business days to most Asian, European, and North American ports.

The relay has a single 24 VDC coil, two sets of changeover contacts (each contact: 1 NO + 1 NC with a common terminal = DPDT = 2-pole), and a continuous carry current of 5 A per pole. The 'S' suffix identifies the slim 8-pin form (P2RF-08-E socket) with 15.5 mm mounting pitch — half the width of the G2R standard series without S (which uses the 5-pin or 8-pin P2RF-08 / P2RF-08-E socket, also slim).

Pick the P2RFZ-08-E for retrofit into existing panels with screw terminals, or for CE/UL tight-torque verification.

Key Features

  • Single 24 VDC coil, 21.8 mA at 24 VDC
  • 5 A continuous carry current per pole at 250 VAC / 30 VDC
  • G2R-series DPDT 8-pin plug-in relay
  • Mechanical life 10 million operations min
  • SKU: G2R-2-SND DC24V
  • Series: G2R-S (slim 8-pin plug-in industrial relay)
  • Voltage: 24 VDC

Best-Fit Applications

  • Alarm output isolation for a chemical-mixer panel — CP2E transistor output controls G2R-2-SND DC24V coil, contacts switch a 24 VDC.
  • Interface between a CP1L transistor output and a 3-phase motor contactor — CP1L transistor output drives G2R-2-SND DC24V coil, G2R.
  • Logic-level to high-current relay bank — 8 × G2R-2-SND DC24V relays on P2RF-08-E sockets with P2RVC-P commoning bridge, providing 16.

Buying Checklist

  • Pick G2R-2-SN AC100/110V for 100/110 VAC coil
  • Pick G2R-1-SN DC24V-H for 10 A high-current variant
  • Pick G2R-2-SND DC12V for a 12 VDC coil variant

Technical Specifications

Model G2R-2-SND DC24V
Series G2R-S (slim 8-pin plug-in industrial relay)
Type DPDT (2 form C) power relay, 8-pin plug-in
Coil Voltage 24 VDC
Coil Resistance 1,100 Ω (±10 % at 20 °C)
Coil Current 21.8 mA typical at 24 VDC (28 mA max)
Coil Power Consumption Approx. 530 mW at 24 VDC
Must-Operate Voltage 70 % nominal max (≤ 16.8 VDC at 20 °C)
Must-Release Voltage 15 % nominal min (≥ 3.6 VDC at 20 °C)
Max Continuous Coil Voltage 130 % nominal for 1 min (31.2 VDC)
Rated Carry Current 5 A per pole continuous
Contact Voltage Rating 250 VAC max / 30 VDC max
Contact Current Rating (Resistive) 5 A at 250 VAC, 5 A at 30 VDC
Contact Current Rating (Inductive) 2 A at 250 VAC cosφ = 0.4, 3 A at 30 VDC L/R = 7 ms
Switching Capacity 1,250 VA / 150 W max per pole

FAQ for G2R-2-SND DC24V

Does the G2R-2-SND DC24V have the coil-suppression diode inside?
Yes — the 'D' in the suffix 'SND' stands for Diode. The relay has a coil-suppression diode (a bidirectional Zener / TVS combination, clamped at approximately 27 V) reverse-biased across the coil terminals, designed to absorb the back-EMF that occurs when the coil de-energizes.
What's the difference between P2RF-08-E and P2RFZ-08-E sockets?
Both are 8-pin sockets for the G2R-2-SN family. The P2RFZ-08-E is the legacy M3-screw-terminal socket — wires are clamped by tightening 0.4 N·m torque screws; requires periodic retightening in high-vibration environments and is the recommended socket for CE/UL applications where torque verification is part of the panel commissioning.
Can the G2R-2-SND DC24V switch 230 VAC motor contactor coils?
Yes — this is one of the most common applications for the G2R-2-SN family. The 5 A contact rating covers 230 VAC at any typical motor contactor coil current (typically 10-50 VA, i.e., 50-200 mA coil current at 230 VAC, well within 5 A).
What does the mechanical flag indicator do?
The mechanical flag indicator (a white-and-black flip-bar visible through the clear acrylic case on the front face of the relay) shows the contact state mechanically — even with the panel powered off. When the coil is energized, the flag moves to the 'operated' position; when the coil is de-energized, it returns to the 'released' position.

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