What do VDC and VAC on the relay case indicate?

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Answer

VDC is the DC coil voltage and VAC is the AC coil voltage. For example:
G2R-24 24VDC: G2R-24 DC24 is the proper model name.
G2R-24 24VAC: G2R-24 AC24 is the proper model name.

Explanation

Case indication
Shown below is an example of the relay indication of G2R.

Case indication

Quick tips

When more than one relay voltage is used, check the voltage specification indicated on the case before use.

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