40.61.7.009.1301 Finder Miniature PCB relay 1pole 16A DC 9V

40.61.7.009.1301 Finder Miniature PCB relay 1pole 16A DC 9V

Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 Series 40 miniature electromechanical relay featuring a 9 V DC sensitive coil, 16 A single changeover contact and compact PCB/plug-in relay construction for industrial automation and electronic switching applications.

SKU: 40.61.7.009.1301Alt SKU: 406170091301MPN: 40.61.7.009.1301
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Why Choose the Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 Miniature PCB Relay?

The Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 is a miniature electromechanical relay from the Finder Series 40, designed for industrial automation, electronic control equipment and electrical switching applications. Combining a compact construction with a 16 A single changeover contact, it provides a practical interface between low-voltage electronic control circuits and compatible electrical loads.

Featuring a 9 V DC sensitive coil and 1 changeover contact (1 CO / SPDT), the relay is suitable for applications requiring dependable switching from a low-power DC control signal. The Series 40 type 40.61 design offers a 250 V AC rated contact voltage, supporting compatible control and power-switching applications.

The Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 belongs to the 40.61 miniature PCB/plug-in relay family, featuring a compact housing and a 5 mm contact pin pitch. It is intended for integration into electronic equipment and compatible relay interface assemblies. The full ordering code identifies a specific product variant, so its mounting and optional construction details should be matched against the manufacturer's ordering information when selecting a replacement.

Key Advantages

  • 16 A rated contact current supports switching of compatible electrical loads.
  • 9 V DC sensitive coil provides low-voltage electronic control.
  • Single changeover contact offers normally open and normally closed switching functions.
  • 250 V AC rated contact voltage supports suitable mains-voltage switching applications.
  • 0.5 W nominal coil consumption helps minimise control circuit power requirements.
  • Compact miniature housing enables space-efficient electronic equipment design.
  • Electromechanical switching provides physical contact separation between switched circuits.
  • Monostable operation returns the contacts to their normal position when coil power is removed.
  • 5 mm contact pin pitch supports the Series 40 mounting arrangement.
  • PCB-compatible construction makes the relay suitable for electronic control assemblies.
  • Series 95 socket options provide installation flexibility where the selected relay variant is compatible.
  • Established Finder Series 40 design supports industrial control and automation applications.

Key Features

  • Finder Series 40 miniature electromechanical relay.
  • Type 40.61 single-pole relay design.
  • 9 V DC sensitive operating coil.
  • 0.5 W nominal coil consumption.
  • 160 Ω nominal coil resistance.
  • 1 CO / SPDT contact configuration.
  • 16 A rated contact current.
  • 250 V AC rated contact voltage.
  • 400 V AC maximum switching voltage for the standard 40.61 contact specification.
  • 4,000 VA rated resistive load, AC-1.
  • 750 VA rated inductive load, AC-15 at 230 V AC.
  • Monostable, non-latching operation.
  • 5 mm contact pin pitch.
  • Compact PCB/plug-in relay construction.
  • Electrical isolation between the operating coil and switching contacts.
  • Suitable for industrial automation, electronic controls and equipment manufacturing.

Reliable Electromechanical Switching for Industrial Electronics

The Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 provides a conventional electromechanical switching interface between a 9 V DC control circuit and compatible electrical loads. When the operating coil is energised, the relay changes the position of its common contact, allowing a connected circuit to be switched through the normally open or normally closed contact path.

As a monostable relay, the contact arrangement returns to its normal state when the coil is de-energised. This predictable operating behaviour is useful in electronic controllers, machinery control systems, signalling circuits and equipment requiring a defined response when the control supply is removed.

The 16 A single changeover contact offers flexibility for a range of switching functions. The standard 40.61 contact specification includes a rated resistive load of 4,000 VA under AC-1 conditions. Actual permissible loads must be selected according to the relevant voltage, switching category, electrical endurance and inrush-current requirements.

The sensitive 0.5 W DC coil supports low-power control applications. Its nominal resistance of 160 Ω and operating voltage range of 6.6–15.8 V DC provide useful design information for selecting a suitable coil-driving circuit. Where electronic outputs are used, the controller must be capable of supplying the required operating current.

Its miniature Series 40 construction allows installation in compact electrical and electronic assemblies. The relay family supports direct PCB installation and compatible Finder Series 95 socket arrangements, although the exact suffix-specific construction and socket compatibility should be confirmed before installation.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial automation and control equipment.
  • Printed circuit board switching assemblies.
  • Electronic control and monitoring systems.
  • Industrial machinery control circuits.
  • Low-voltage DC relay-driving circuits.
  • Control signalling and indication equipment.
  • Building automation electronics.
  • Power supply and electronic switching equipment.
  • Electrical circuits requiring a single changeover contact.
  • Control equipment using 9 V DC supplies.
  • Compact electronic equipment and OEM assemblies.
  • Compatible AC and DC load-switching applications.
  • Relay interface systems using suitable Finder Series 95 sockets.

Technical Specifications

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Device Type Plug-in Relay
Load Voltage 400 V AC
Switching Current (A) 16 A
Manufacturer Finder
Series Series 40 – Miniature PCB/Plug-in Relays
Model 40.61.7.009.1301
Relay type 40.61
Product category Miniature electromechanical relay
Switching technology Electromechanical
Operating principle Monostable, non-latching
Rated coil voltage 9 V DC
Coil type Sensitive DC
Nominal coil consumption 0.5 W
Nominal coil resistance 160 Ω
Nominal coil current Approximately 56 mA
DC coil operating voltage range 6.6–15.8 V DC
Contact configuration 1 CO / SPDT
Number of poles 1
Rated contact current 16 A
Rated contact voltage 250 V AC
Maximum switching voltage 400 V AC
Rated resistive load AC-1 4,000 VA
Rated inductive load AC-15 at 230 V AC 750 VA
Single-phase motor rating at 230 V AC 0.55 kW
Minimum switching load 500 mW for the standard contact specification
Coil-to-contact impulse insulation 6 kV for the Series 40 design
Contact pin pitch 5 mm
Nominal housing dimensions 29 × 12.4 × 25 mm
Product family mounting options PCB and compatible Finder Series 95 sockets

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 used for?

The Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 is a miniature electromechanical relay used to switch compatible electrical loads from a low-voltage DC control circuit. Typical applications include industrial automation, electronic control equipment and PCB switching assemblies.

What coil voltage does the Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 require?

The relay uses a 9 V DC sensitive operating coil. The standard Series 40 sensitive coil specification gives a nominal consumption of 0.5 W.

What is the rated switching current?

The Finder 40.61 type has a 16 A rated contact current. Actual load compatibility depends on the voltage, load characteristics and applicable switching category.

What contact configuration does this relay have?

The relay has one changeover contact (1 CO / SPDT), providing common, normally open and normally closed switching connections.

Is the Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 a bistable relay?

No. The 40.61.7 designation identifies a conventional sensitive DC coil relay rather than the Series 40 bistable version. The relay returns to its normal contact position when coil power is removed.

What is the coil resistance?

The standard 9 V DC sensitive coil specification for the Finder 40.61 family has a nominal resistance of 160 Ω.

What is the operating voltage range of the coil?

The standard sensitive DC coil data for the 9 V version specifies an operating range of approximately 6.6–15.8 V DC, subject to the manufacturer's stated conditions.

Can the relay switch AC and DC loads?

Yes. The electromechanical changeover contact can switch compatible AC and DC loads within its specified ratings. DC breaking capacity varies significantly with switching voltage and load characteristics.

Can this relay be mounted on a PCB?

The Finder Series 40 type 40.61 is designed for PCB and plug-in relay applications. The exact mounting arrangement of 40.61.7.009.1301 should be checked against its suffix-specific construction before PCB layout or replacement selection.

Can this relay be used with a Finder Series 95 socket?

Finder Series 40 relays support compatible Series 95 sockets. The socket must be selected according to the relay's exact pin arrangement, construction and electrical ratings.

What is the difference between the Finder 40.61.7.009.1301 and a 24 V DC Series 40 relay?

The principal difference is the nominal coil supply voltage. The 40.61.7.009.1301 uses a 9 V DC coil, while a corresponding 24 V DC version requires a 24 V DC control supply. Other suffix-dependent construction details must also be checked before substitution.

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Finder Series 40 miniature relays provide compact electromechanical switching solutions for electronic control and industrial automation, combining practical PCB-compatible construction, sensitive DC coil options and versatile changeover contacts for equipment integration.