UNO Minda 850026-ACC Micro Relay 12V 15A 4-Pin – Universal Automotive / Horn Relay | Bajaj Pulsar

UNO Minda 850026-ACC Micro Relay – 12V, 15A, 4-Pin

UNO Minda 850026-ACC is a compact 12V DC, 15A, 4-pin automotive micro relay. UNO Minda's current product listing uses the core code 850026 and describes it as a Micro Relay – 12V / 15A – 4 Pin for universal applications, including Bajaj Pulsar.

This is the type of relay buyers and workshops commonly search for as a 4 pin relay, micro relay, mini relay, 12V relay, 15A relay, horn relay, bike relay, car relay, automotive relay or simply Minda 850026.

Quick Product Details

What Is a Micro Relay?

A relay lets a low-current control circuit switch another electrical circuit without routing the full load through the dashboard/handlebar switch. In automotive wiring, micro relays are commonly used where compact packaging and controlled switching are required.

The exact function depends on the vehicle circuit. Depending on the application, a relay of this type may be used in horn, lighting, accessory or other switched automotive circuits — but the original relay specification must match.

Why Buyers Search “Horn Relay” for 850026

Several current aftermarket catalogues describe UNO Minda 850026 as a micro horn relay / universal horn relay. That makes “horn relay” an important buyer search term, especially for owners troubleshooting a horn circuit.

However, the relay itself should be selected from its 12V / 15A / 4-pin specification and terminal layout, not from the word “horn” alone.

Supported / Marketed Application

• Universal 12V automotive applications where the electrical specification and pin layout match
• Bajaj Pulsar – specifically mentioned on UNO Minda's current product listing
• Car / motorcycle / automotive electrical circuits using the same compatible relay specification

Universal does not mean plug-and-play with every car or motorcycle. It means this relay is sold for broad automotive use where the electrical and physical specification matches the vehicle's original relay/socket.

850026-ACC vs 850026

Current market listings show the accessory-market reference as 850026-ACC, while UNO Minda's current e-commerce listing displays the core product code 850026. Both references should therefore be included in search terms so buyers looking by either code can find the product.

Buyer Search Names for This Relay

• Minda 850026 relay
• 850026-ACC relay
• 4 pin micro relay
• 12V 15A relay
• 12 volt 4 pin relay
• mini relay 4 pin
• car micro relay
• bike micro relay
• automotive horn relay
• Pulsar relay
• Bajaj Pulsar horn relay
• UNO Minda micro relay

Before You Replace a Relay

A failed horn, lamp or accessory circuit does not automatically mean the relay is defective. Depending on the circuit, the fault can also be caused by:

• Blown fuse
• Weak / discharged battery
• Corroded connector
• Loose wiring
• Broken switch
• Faulty horn / lamp / load component
• Damaged relay socket
• Ground / earthing fault

A technician can confirm the relay and circuit before replacement.

How to Confirm This Is the Correct Relay

Before ordering, compare the old relay or wiring diagram for:

1. 12V DC system voltage
2. 15A relay rating
3. 4-pin configuration
4. Pin/terminal position and orientation
5. Relay circuit/function printed on the old unit
6. Socket dimensions and physical fit

If the old relay carries 850026 / 850026-ACC, that is the strongest match.

Do Not Confuse It With Other UNO Minda Relays

UNO Minda sells multiple relays with different voltage, current and pin configurations. Examples in the market include higher-current 25A/30A relays, 3-pin flashers, 5-pin relays and dedicated horn/lighting relays.

Do not substitute another relay simply because it physically fits the socket.

Installation Notes

• Switch off the ignition before removing or fitting the relay.
• Where appropriate, isolate the battery before electrical work.
• Inspect the relay socket for heat damage, corrosion or loose terminals.
• Match the terminal layout before inserting the new relay.
• Do not force the relay into an incompatible connector.
• If the replacement relay immediately fails or becomes unusually hot, diagnose the circuit rather than repeatedly replacing relays.

What You Will Receive

1 × UNO Minda 850026-ACC / 850026 Micro Relay – 12V, 15A, 4 Pin

Relay socket, wiring harness, fuse, horn and other electrical components are not included unless specifically stated.

Buyer FAQs

What is UNO Minda 850026?
It is a 12V DC, 15A, 4-pin automotive micro relay.

Is 850026-ACC the same product family as 850026?
The accessory-market reference is indexed as 850026-ACC, while UNO Minda's current e-commerce product uses the core code 850026 with the same 12V / 15A micro-relay specification.

How many pins does it have?
4 pins.

What voltage is it?
12V DC.

What is the current rating?
15A.

Can it be used as a horn relay?
Current aftermarket listings commonly sell 850026 as a universal micro horn relay. Use it only when your horn circuit requires the same 12V / 15A / 4-pin relay specification and matching terminal layout.

Does it fit Bajaj Pulsar?
UNO Minda's current product page explicitly mentions Bajaj Pulsar. Because Pulsar has many generations and electrical revisions, confirm the existing relay/code/socket before purchase.

Is it universal?
UNO Minda markets it as universal, but that does not mean every 12V vehicle uses the same relay. Pin layout and circuit specification must match.

Can I replace any 4-pin relay with this?
No. Match voltage, current rating, terminal positions and circuit function before replacing a relay.

Is this a 30A relay?
No. 850026 is listed as a 15A micro relay.

Is this a 5-pin changeover relay?
No. This product has 4 pins.

How many relays are included?
1 relay.

What is the current UNO Minda online price?
UNO Minda's current online product page lists ₹127 inclusive of taxes.

Does UNO Minda list a warranty?
UNO Minda's current product page displays a 6-month warranty. Warranty eligibility is subject to the manufacturer's applicable terms and installation/use conditions.