GENIE 112505.0001.S, SOCKET,RELAY,DPDT
The Genie 112505.0001.S is a relay socket for use with Genie commercial door operators. DPDT relay socket for double-pole double-throw relays in Genie commercial operator control circuits. Notable features include: dpdt (double-pole double-throw) configuration - 2 form c contacts; provides removable relay mounting for easy field replacement without soldering; not interchangeable with spdt socket 112505.0002.s. Compatible with: Genie commercial door operators using DPDT relay configurations, Control circuits requiring double-pole double-throw relay switching, Genie operator control boards with DPDT relay positions. This is a genuine OEM replacement component for qualified service technicians.
Key Features
- DPDT (Double-Pole Double-Throw) configuration - 2 Form C contacts
- Provides removable relay mounting for easy field replacement without soldering
- Not interchangeable with SPDT socket 112505.0002.S
- Designed for Genie commercial operator control board relay positions
- Supports reliable contact engagement and vibration-resistant relay retention
Compatibility Guide
- Genie commercial door operators using DPDT relay configurations
- Control circuits requiring double-pole double-throw relay switching
- Genie operator control boards with DPDT relay positions
Professional Specs
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Genie 112505.0001.S |
| Item Type | Relay Socket |
| Voltage | Contact rating per relay specification; coil voltage per installed relay |
| Contact Configuration | DPDT - Double-Pole Double-Throw (2 Form C); 2 independent sets of changeover contacts; NOT interchangeable with SPDT socket 112505.0002.S |
| Materials | Thermoplastic socket body with tin or silver-plated contact terminals |
| Mounting | PCB-mount or DIN rail socket; relay plugs into socket |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between DPDT and SPDT relay sockets?
A: DPDT (Double-Pole Double-Throw) has two independent sets of contacts, each with a common, normally-open, and normally-closed terminal, allowing it to switch two separate circuits simultaneously. SPDT (Single-Pole Double-Throw) has only one set of contacts.
Q: Can I use the SPDT socket (112505.0002.S) in place of this DPDT socket?
A: No. The DPDT socket (112505.0001.S) and SPDT socket (112505.0002.S) have different pin configurations and are not interchangeable. Installing the wrong socket will result in incorrect wiring and potential circuit damage.
Q: Why use a relay socket rather than soldering the relay directly?
A: The socket provides a removable mounting point for the relay, allowing relay replacement without soldering. It also provides vibration resistance and reliable contact engagement for the relay pins.
Q: What should I check before installing a new relay in this socket?
A: Verify the replacement relay has a DPDT configuration matching the socket, confirm the coil voltage matches the control circuit, and ensure pin count and spacing are compatible with this socket before installation.
Q: How do I inspect the relay socket for damage or wear?
A: Inspect for cracked housing, burned or corroded contacts, or loose relay retention. A socket with poor contact can cause intermittent relay operation. Replace the socket if any damage is found.
