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Autonics SRS1-A1D101 — Signal Relays

Autonics SRS1-A1D101 Signal Relay, SPST-NO 1A, Active

MPNSRS1-A1D101
Active

Autonics SRS1 series signal relay, SRS1-A1D101, SPST-NO (1 Form A), 1 A load current, 4-24 VDC input, 5-100 V load, socketable plug-in termination.

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Specifications

SRS1-A1D101 specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesSRS1
Output typeDC
MountingSocketable
Voltage - load5 V ~ 100 V
Voltage - input4 ~ 24VDC
Load current1 A
CircuitSPST-NO (1 Form A)
PackageBox
Termination stylePlug In

Product details

Switching envelope — 1 A SPST-NO with DC control

The SRS1-A1D101: This is a single-pole, normally-open relay rated for 1 A continuous load current across a 5 V to 100 V DC load range. The input coil is driven by 4 to 24 VDC, making it compatible with standard 24 V PLC outputs or 5 V logic-level signals without an external dropping resistor. The 1 A rating at 100 V DC puts it in the signal-relay class — it switches low-power loads like PLC input signals, indicator lamps, solenoid valves under 12 W, or auxiliary contactor coils. Not sized for motor or heater loads; those need a power relay or contactor.

Socketable plug-in — field-replaceable, not PCB-mount

The SRS1-A1D101 uses plug-in termination and is socketable — it snaps into a relay base or socket, not soldered to a PCB. This is the standard form factor for panel-mounted control relays where the coil and contacts are field-replaceable without desoldering or board removal. For a maintenance or repair technician, socketable means the relay can be swapped in seconds with the panel live (assuming the circuit is de-energised). The scorch mark on a failed relay tells you which part actually died, and the socket lets you replace it without pulling the whole terminal block.

Series identity and category fit

Signal relays like this one are used in control panels, PLC output modules, and industrial automation circuits where the load is low-current DC — think indicator lights, small solenoid valves, or interposing relays between a controller and a larger contactor.

Frequently asked questions

What is SRS1-A1D101's circuit configuration and switching capacity?

It is SPST-NO (1 Form A), rated for 1 A load current at 5-100 V DC, with a 4-24 VDC input coil. This is a signal-level relay for low-power DC loads, not a power relay.

Is there a pin-compatible alternative to SRS1-A1D101 in the same family?

The SRS1 series includes other coil voltage variants (e.g., 12 VDC or 24 VAC input) and contact configurations (SPDT, DPST) that share the same socketable footprint.