Lucas 26RA and 28RA Relays

 

The two SRB411 relays I have tested have winding resistance of 58Ω and can be used in place of 6RA relays. The one 28RA (SRB501) tested is 70Ω and can be substituted for 6RA and 26RA.


Grey highlights in the following tables indicate that there is something odd about this particular relay and is probably a special purpose unit. I list 24v relays so you know not to use them.


26RA and 28RA Relays

EN

ICN

Type

Amps

Volts

Duty

Desc

Pin out

Circuit

Housing

Notes

 

SRB400

26RA

20a

12v

 

Normally Open Double Contact

 

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h10

2

54038125

SRB401

26RA

 

12v

 

Normally Open

 

 

 

4


 

SRB402

26RA

20a

12v

 

Normally Open

 

cir11

h10

2

 

SRB411

26RA

20a

12v

 

Change Over

 

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h10

2

 

SRB420

26RA

10a

24v

 

Change Over

 

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h10

2

33375

SRB500

28RA

20/30a

12v

 

 

 

 

 

3,4,6

33398

SRB501

28RA

20/30a

12v

 

Change Over

 

 

 

3,5,6

33412

SRB510

28RA

10/20a

24v

 

 

 

 

 

3,4,7

33415

SRB511

28RA

10/20a

24v

 

 

 

 

 

3,5,7

51154201 

CYB580

28RA

 

 

 

Relay plug block

 

 

 

3

 


 Notes

Note Number

Note

Illustration 

2

XCB630a 1993       

 

3

Lucas Cable 5848 1982

 

4

without bracket

 

5

with bracket

 

6

12v Current Rating (Resistive) 30a open, 20a closed

 

7

24v Current Rating (Resistive) 20a open, 10 closed

 

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Contact is doubled inside

relay-c10.jpg

                                              

cir11

Normally Open

relay-c11.jpg

                                             


 

cir12

Change Over

relay-c12.jpg

 

h10

Housing for 26RA



 

 

relay-h10.jpg

 

h11

Housing for 28RA

relay-h11.jpg

 





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