Omron G8b-201-01 ((full)) Today

If you are transitioning your motorcycle to LEDs, you have two primary options:

: Most versions of this relay utilize a standard blade arrangement. If your relay uses a standard 4-pin or 5-pin configuration, it can frequently be replaced by modern, high-grade Omron G8V Series Relays or Micro ISO automotive relays which feature identical terminal footprints but offer upgraded environmental sealing. Ensure you match the continuous carry current ratings (typically 20A to 35A) before installation.

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Before integrating this component into a design, understanding the environmental and electrical limits is crucial. Below are the official typical ratings for the Omron G8B series, with the -201-01 variant focused on a 12V DC coil. If you are transitioning your motorcycle to LEDs,

: It features a standard male connector tab layout. Before purchasing, verify your motorcycle's connector matches the 2- or 3-pin configuration of this specific model, as some Honda years vary slightly.

: Supports a broad range from 0.1W up to 120W. If you are currently diagnosing an electrical issue

: You must place a flyback diode (e.g., 1N4007 or 1N4148) in reverse parallel across the coil. When the relay turns off, the coil generates a high negative voltage spike that can destroy driving transistors. Cathode (stripe) to +12V, anode to ground.

Match the terminal configuration of your new relay to the original connector layout to prevent short-circuiting the turn signal switch.