⚡ Command your ride with unstoppable power and precision!
This 12V 200A heavy-duty automotive relay delivers reliable high-current switching in a compact 45mm cube form factor. Designed with a 2-pin footprint and 4-terminal configuration, it supports a wide range of vehicle control applications including starter kills, dome light supervision, and trunk release. Built for durability and versatility, it’s the essential upgrade for professional-grade automotive electrical setups.
| Manufacturer | "N/A" |
| Part number | SRDX-012 |
| Item Weight | 100 g |
| Product Dimensions | 15 x 12 x 6 cm; 100 g |
| Item model number | SRDX-012 |
| Colour | Black |
| Wattage | 2000 watts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Measurement System | Metric and Number Gauge |
| Plug profile | Door Mount,Trunk Mount |
| Specification met | ABS |
| Included components | Pin,Charge |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
D**F
excellent
used on a lawnmower to bypass the original 2m odd of thin cable....I was getting about 5V at the starter, fitted this and used the original wiring to operate the relay.... now full voltage at the starter which spins over at full speed
J**Y
Did the job
Worked perfectly, so did what I wanted
C**S
Perfect direct replacement
This replace my transfer relay for my leisure. Battery works perfectly still operating as I would expect.
P**R
Ok
Ok
G**S
Reliable and Heavy Duty
Around double the size of a standard 12v relay. Used in conjunction with an emergency stop button to shut a system down. Just make sure if you using in this way that the maximum load seen on the system is does not exceed 200A.
J**N
Works as expected
Works as expected. Bought this to use on my split charging system in my van. I wired a switch up to it to use as an isolation of the system when not being used.
M**N
Does what it should
I am using it to isolate leisure battery when my camper is not in use by flick of a switch on a panel. Only downside - once on, it consumes about 30w of energy (about 0.3A/H) which is a bit on high side.
R**H
I wouldn't put 200a through this!
This won't take 200a safely.
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