SRE-05/12/24VDC-SL-2C 8-Pin Relay, Pack of 5

A dead relay stops the whole board, and the coil voltage is the part that trips people up. These SRE relays come as SRE-05VDC-SL-2C, SRE-12VDC-SL-2C or SRE-24VDC-SL-2C in an 8-pin package, five to a pack. For repairs, spares and small control builds.

Three coil voltages, one 8-pin relay family

✅ Match the coil Choose 5 V, 12 V or 24 V so the coil runs off the board's own rail.

✅ Five per pack Enough for a batch build, plus a spare for the next failure.

✅ Switches a load A controller output drives the coil, and the contacts switch a separate circuit.

✅ 8-pin package All three versions use the same eight-pin body, so one order covers mixed boards.

✅ Spares in the drawer A failed relay is replaced the same evening instead of waiting for a delivery.

Choose the coil by the rail that drives it, not by the load being switched. A 5 V coil on a 12 V rail is overdriven, and a 24 V coil on a 5 V rail may not pull in at all; the model number carries the coil voltage, and that is the number to match.

Contact rating, contact arrangement and coil resistance are not stated, so check the SRE series datasheet for the current you intend to switch, especially where mains voltage is involved.

Usual work is switching a lamp, pump or solenoid from a controller output, or replacing a relay on an appliance or computer board. Five in the pack covers a batch build, and the three coil versions let one order serve boards running at different rails.

Technical details

• Models: SRE-05VDC-SL-2C, SRE-12VDC-SL-2C, SRE-24VDC-SL-2C
• Coil voltage: 5 V, 12 V or 24 V, one per version
• Package: 8-pin
• Quantity: 5 relays per pack
• Condition: new
• Application: computer and control boards
• Contact rating: not stated, check the SRE series datasheet
• Origin: Mainland China

Check the coil voltage on your board, then order the 5 V, 12 V or 24 V version.

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