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Finder 40.61.7.090.0001 electromechanical relay designed for electrical switching and control applications.
The Finder 40.61.7.090.0001 is a compact electromechanical general purpose relay from the Finder 40 Series, designed for reliable switching in industrial automation, electrical control panels and electronic applications.
This relay is designed for applications requiring electrical isolation between control circuits and switched loads. Its compact construction allows integration into automation equipment, control systems and electrical assemblies.
Electromechanical relays provide controlled switching between electrical circuits while maintaining separation between control and load sides. They are widely used in industrial automation, electrical panels and control equipment.
Finder 40 Series relays provide dependable switching solutions for applications requiring compact design, reliable operation and flexible integration.
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| Device Type | Plug-in Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| HS Code | 85364900 | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 40.61 Series | |
| Model | 40.61.7.090.0001 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical relay |
The Finder 40.61.7.090.0001 is an electromechanical relay designed for electrical switching and control applications.
The relay belongs to the Finder 40.61 Series range.
The complete technical specifications should be verified using the official Finder datasheet for the exact part number.
Finder 40 Series relays are widely used in industrial automation and electrical control systems where dependable switching performance is required.
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