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40.52.8.240.2001 Finder Miniature PCB relay 2pole 8A 240V
Finder 40.52.8.240.2001 miniature electromechanical relay with two changeover contacts, 8 A switching capacity and 240 V AC coil for industrial control applications.
Why Choose the Finder 40.52.8.240.2001 Miniature Relay?
The Finder 40.52.8.240.2001 is a compact and reliable electromechanical plug-in relay designed for switching and control applications in industrial automation, electrical panels and control systems. As part of the Finder 40 Series miniature relay range, it provides dependable switching performance with a compact design and reliable electrical isolation.
This relay features two changeover contacts and a 240 V AC coil, making it suitable for industrial and commercial control applications where reliable switching and straightforward integration are required.
With an 8 A contact rating and a 240 V AC coil supply, the Finder 40.52.8.240.2001 is suitable for automation equipment, control panels, interface circuits and general-purpose electrical switching applications.
Key Advantages
- Compact miniature relay for industrial switching applications.
- 8 A switching capacity for a wide range of electrical loads.
- 240 V AC coil voltage for standard control circuits.
- Two changeover contacts provide flexible switching configurations.
- Reliable isolation between control and load circuits.
- Compatible with Finder 95 Series sockets.
Key Features
- Finder 40 Series miniature relay.
- 2 changeover contacts (DPDT).
- 8 A rated contact current.
- 240 V AC coil supply.
- AgNi contact material.
- PCB and plug-in socket mounting options.
- 6 kV coil-to-contact isolation.
- Suitable for industrial automation and control systems.
Reliable Switching for Industrial Control Systems
Electromechanical relays such as the Finder 40.52.8.240.2001 provide reliable switching and electrical separation between control circuits and connected loads. This makes them suitable for automation systems, electrical cabinets and industrial equipment.
The Finder 40 Series combines compact dimensions with proven relay technology, allowing straightforward integration into modern control applications.
Typical Applications
- Industrial automation control panels.
- Machine control systems.
- Electrical interface modules.
- Building automation equipment.
- Control and switching circuits.
- Industrial electrical installations.
Technical Specifications
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| Device Type | Plug-in Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Switching Current (A) | 8 A | |
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Mounting Type | PCB, Plug-in socket | |
| Coil / Supply Voltage | 240 V AC | |
| Contacts | 2 C/O | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 40 Series | |
| Model | 40.52.8.240.2001 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical miniature relay | |
| Contact configuration | 2 changeover contacts (DPDT) | |
| Rated contact current | 8 A | |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Coil voltage | 240 V AC | |
| Contact material | AgNi | |
| Mounting type | PCB / plug-in socket mounting | |
| Operating temperature | -40 to +85 °C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Finder 40.52.8.240.2001 used for?
This relay is used for switching electrical loads and providing isolation between control circuits and power circuits in industrial and automation applications.
What coil voltage does this relay require?
The Finder 40.52.8.240.2001 uses a 240 V AC coil supply.
How many contacts does the relay have?
The relay has two changeover contacts (DPDT) for flexible switching configurations.
What is the contact rating of this relay?
The relay has a rated contact current of 8 A.
Where is this relay typically installed?
The relay is typically installed in electrical panels and automation systems using compatible Finder sockets.
Trusted for Industrial Switching Applications
Finder 40 Series miniature relays are widely used by electrical engineers and automation professionals to provide reliable switching, isolation and control in modern industrial systems.
