GlobalQuestion
Which Sockets and Hold-down Clips are for MY General-purpose Relays?
Answer
Refer to the following table.
Connecting Sockets/Hold-down Clips Reference Table
| Type | Front-mounting Socket | ||
| DIN track or screw mounting | Screw mounting only | ||
| Without terminal cover | With terminal cover | Without terminal cover | |
| Size of screw terminals: M3 | Size of screw terminals: M3.5 | ||
| MY2 MY2N MY2-D MY2N-D2 MY2-CR *3 MY2N-CR *3 | PYF08A (PYC-A1) | PYF08A-E (PYC-A1) | PYF08M (PYC-P) |
| MY3 MY3N MY3-D MY3N-D2 | PYF11A (PYC-A1) | --- | --- |
| MY4 MY4N MY4-D MY4N-D2 MY4-CR *3 MY4N-CR *3 | Size of screw terminals: M3 | --- | |
| PYF14A (PYC-A1) | PYF14A-E (PYC-A1) | ||
| Size of screw terminals: M3.5 | |||
| PYF14T (PYC-A1) | |||
| Type | Back-mounting Socket | ||||||
| Soider terminals | Wire-wrap terminals | PCB terminals | |||||
| Without clip | With clip | Without clip | With clip | ||||
| Size of screw terminals: M3.5 | Terminal length: 25 mm | Terminal length: 20 mm | Terminal length: 25 mm | Terminal length: 20 mm | |||
| MY2 MY2N MY2-D MY2N-D2 MY2-CR *3 MY2N-CR *3 | PY08 (PYC-P) | PY08-Y1 | PY08QN (PYC-P) | PY08QN2 (PYC-P) | PY08QN-Y1 | PY08QN2-Y1 | PY08-02 (PYC-P) |
| MY3 MY3N MY3-D MY3N-D2 | PY11 (PYC-P) | PY11-Y1 | PY11QN (PYC-P) | PY11QN2 (PYC-P) | PY11QN-Y1 | PY11QN2-Y1 | PY11-02 (PYC-P) |
| MY4 MY4N MY4-D MY4N-D2 MY4-CR *3 MY4N-CR *3 | PY14 (PYC-P) | PY14-Y1 | PY14QN (PYC-P) | PY14QN2 (PYC-P) | PY14QN-Y1 | PY14QN2-Y1 | PY1-02 (PYC-P) |
*1.Models indicated in parentheses are for the Hold-down Clips. Hold-down Clips are sold as two pieces per set, except for PCY-P, where only one Clip is included per set.
*2.PYF[]A-E models have terminal covers (finger protection). Round crimp terminals cannot be used for these models. Use forked crimp terminals.
*3.The Hold-down Clips are suitable for Relays that are smaller than 36 mm in height. Relays that are taller than 53 mm must be used with Y92H-3 or PYC-1 Back-mounting Sockets. (Y92H-3 is sold as two pieces per set, and PYC-1 as one piece per set.)
Note:Use the Surface-mounting Sockets (i.e., models with finger protection) with "-E" at the end of the model number. When using PF083A and PF113A, be sure not to exceed Sockets’ maximum carry current of 5 A. Using at a current exceeding 5 A may lead to burning. Round crimp terminals cannot be used for models with finger protection. Use forked crimp terminals.
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