Omron G8P Power Relay Handbook

OMRON G8P power relay specifications, performance, operating environment temperature, operating environment humidity and other information.


Omron G8P Power Relay Handbook - cover page
Brand
Omron
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
Chinese
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
1.4 MB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
G8P
MD5 checksum
465F1B224574AA9C5D27D6639A019324

About this manual

This handbook describes the Omron G8P series power relays, which are compact, low‑consumption devices suitable for PCB or surface‑mount applications. They are intended for a wide range of uses including HVAC, industrial equipment, and other general‑purpose switching tasks.

The document lists electrical ratings, contact configurations, mechanical and environmental performance data, as well as mounting dimensions and installation notes for the various G8P variants (e.g., G8P‑1A2TP, G8P‑1C4P). Certification information and handling precautions are also included. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Power Relay Overview
  • Rated Values
  • Contact Configurations
  • Performance Characteristics
  • Physical Dimensions
  • Mounting Hole Types
  • Installation Notes
  • Certifications

Specifications

Contact ConfigurationSPDT, SPST‑NO
Rated Current30 A
Insulation Resistance≥100 MΩ (DC 500 V)
Mechanical Life≥100 000 cycles
CertificationsUL 873, UL 508, CSA

Frequently asked questions

What contact configurations are available for the G8P relay?

The G8P relay can be ordered with SPDT or SPST‑NO contacts.

What is the maximum rated current for the G8P power relay?

The relay is rated for a continuous current of up to 30 A.

What insulation resistance does the G8P relay provide?

It offers an insulation resistance of at least 100 MΩ with a dielectric strength of 500 V DC.

Which safety certifications does the G8P relay meet?

The relay complies with UL 873, UL 508, and CSA standards.

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