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Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 Series 40 miniature electromechanical power relay featuring a 24 V DC standard coil, 0.65 W nominal coil consumption, 16 A single changeover silver nickel contact and RT II flux-proof PCB/plug-in construction for industrial automation and electrical switching applications.
The Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 is a compact 16 A miniature electromechanical power relay from the Finder Series 40 range, designed for industrial automation, electrical control systems and electronic switching applications. Featuring a 24 V DC standard coil, one changeover contact (1 CO / SPDT) and silver nickel (AgNi) contact material, this relay provides a dependable switching interface between low-voltage control circuits and compatible electrical loads.
With a nominal coil consumption of 0.65 W and a coil resistance of 900 Ω, the Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 is suitable for equipment using an appropriately rated 24 V DC control supply. Its changeover contact arrangement provides both normally open and normally closed switching functions, making it useful for auxiliary control, equipment signalling and load switching.
The relay combines a 16 A rated contact current, 250 V AC rated contact voltage and 400 V AC maximum switching voltage in a compact housing. Designed for direct printed circuit board mounting or installation using compatible Finder Series 95 sockets, it offers practical flexibility for equipment manufacturers, control panel builders and maintenance engineers.
The 40.61.9.024.1000 also features RT II flux-proof construction, supporting appropriate electronic assembly and soldering processes. Its cadmium-free AgNi contacts, monostable operation and established Series 40 design make it a practical solution for industrial control applications requiring compact, reliable electromechanical switching.
The Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 provides an electromechanical switching interface between a 24 V DC control circuit and an electrically isolated contact circuit. When the operating coil is energised, the common contact transfers from the normally closed terminal to the normally open terminal. Removing the coil supply allows the internal spring mechanism to return the contacts to their original position.
This monostable switching arrangement is particularly useful in conventional industrial control systems where the output must follow the energised or de-energised state of the control signal. Typical functions include auxiliary circuit switching, equipment status indication, electrical interlocking and compatible load control.
The relay's standard 24 V DC coil has a nominal resistance of 900 Ω and consumes approximately 0.65 W at its rated supply voltage. Its nominal current is approximately 27 mA, making it suitable for electronic relay drivers, PLC output interfaces and control circuits capable of supplying the required operating current.
Where the coil is controlled by a transistor or another semiconductor output, appropriate suppression should be considered to limit inductive voltage transients when the coil is switched off. The suppression arrangement should account for the required relay release time and the characteristics of the control device.
With a 16 A rated contact current, the Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 can switch compatible electrical loads within the manufacturer's specified limits. The Series 40 contact specification includes a 4,000 VA AC-1 resistive load rating and a 750 VA AC-15 inductive load rating at 230 V AC. These ratings describe different switching conditions and must not be treated as interchangeable.
Loads such as motors, transformers, solenoids, capacitors and LED drivers can generate elevated inrush currents or demanding switching conditions. For these applications, relay selection should account for the actual load characteristics, switching frequency and electrical endurance requirements rather than relying solely on the nominal contact current.
The relay features silver nickel (AgNi) contacts, providing a cadmium-free contact material for suitable general-purpose switching applications. AgNi contacts are commonly used in electromechanical relays where consistent contact performance and reliable operation are required.
The Finder Series 40 design provides 6 kV impulse insulation and 8 mm clearance and creepage distance between the operating coil and switching contacts. These characteristics support electrical separation between low-voltage control electronics and switched circuits when the relay is installed within appropriately designed equipment.
For installation, the Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 supports direct PCB mounting or compatible Finder Series 95 socket arrangements. The selected installation method must account for terminal configuration, electrical clearances and the relevant current rating. A compatible socket may have a lower permissible current than the relay's direct PCB contact rating.
The relay's RT II flux-proof construction helps prevent soldering flux from entering the relay mechanism during suitable electronic assembly processes. This construction is not equivalent to RT III wash-tight protection, so any cleaning or washing process must be selected accordingly.
For maintenance or replacement, the complete 40.61.9.024.1000 ordering code should be checked. Similar Finder Series 40 relays may have different coil voltages, coil sensitivities, contact materials, environmental protection options or terminal arrangements. Matching the full specification is important for electrical and mechanical compatibility.
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| Device Type | Plug-in Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | PCB / pins | |
| Switching Current (A) | 16 A | |
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Mounting Type | PCB, Plug-in socket | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | Series 40 – Miniature PCB/Plug-in Relays | |
| Manufacturer part number | 40.61.9.024.1000 | |
| EAN | 8012823447339 | |
| Relay type | 40.61 | |
| Product category | Miniature electromechanical power relay | |
| Switching technology | Electromechanical | |
| Operating principle | Monostable, non-latching | |
| Rated coil voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Coil supply type | DC | |
| Coil classification | Standard DC | |
| Nominal coil consumption | 0.65 W | |
| Nominal coil resistance | 900 Ω | |
| Nominal coil current | Approximately 27 mA | |
| Coil operating voltage | 17.5 V DC minimum operating voltage under specified conditions | |
| Contact configuration | 1 CO / SPDT / Form C | |
| Number of poles | 1 | |
| Rated contact current | 16 A | |
| Maximum peak contact current | 30 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 | |
| Contact material | Silver nickel (AgNi) | |
| Contact material classification | Cadmium-free | |
| Nominal operate time | 7 ms | |
| Nominal release time | 3 ms | |
| Mechanical endurance | 20 million cycles for the standard DC-operated Series 40 design | |
| Electrical endurance at rated AC-1 load | 100,000 cycles | |
| Coil-to-contact impulse insulation | 6 kV (1.2/50 µs) | |
| Coil-to-contact clearance and creepage | 8 mm | |
| Dielectric strength between open contacts | 1,000 V AC | |
| Ambient operating temperature | −40 to +85 °C, subject to installation and load conditions | |
| Environmental protection | RT II – Flux proof | |
| Mounting | Direct PCB or compatible Finder Series 95 socket | |
| Connection | PCB/plug-in terminals | |
| Contact pin pitch | 5 mm | |
| Nominal housing dimensions | 29 × 12.4 × 25 mm |
The Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 is a miniature electromechanical power relay used to switch compatible electrical loads from a 24 V DC control circuit. Typical applications include industrial automation, electronic control equipment and electrical switching systems.
The relay requires a nominal 24 V DC supply. It uses a standard DC operating coil rather than an AC coil or sensitive DC coil.
The standard 24 V DC coil has a nominal consumption of 0.65 W, corresponding to a nominal current of approximately 27 mA.
The Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 has a nominal coil resistance of 900 Ω.
The relay has a 16 A rated contact current. The permissible switching load depends on voltage, load characteristics and the applicable manufacturer ratings.
The Finder 40.61.9.024.1000 features one changeover contact (1 CO / SPDT), providing common, normally open and normally closed switching connections.
The relay uses silver nickel (AgNi) contacts, providing a cadmium-free contact solution suitable for appropriate general-purpose switching applications.
No. It is a monostable, non-latching relay. Its contacts return to their normal position when the operating coil is de-energised.
Yes. Its electromechanical contacts can switch compatible AC and DC loads within the manufacturer's specified ratings. The permissible DC breaking current depends on switching voltage and load characteristics.
Yes. The Finder Series 40 type 40.61 supports compatible Finder Series 95 relay sockets. The selected socket must match the relay's terminal arrangement and its own current rating must be respected.
RT II flux-proof protection identifies a relay construction designed to help prevent soldering flux from entering the relay during suitable manufacturing processes. It does not provide the same wash-tight protection as an RT III relay.
The main difference is the coil specification. The 40.61.9.024.1000 uses a 24 V DC standard coil rated at 0.65 W, while the 40.61.7.024.1000 uses a 24 V DC sensitive coil rated at 0.5 W. Their coil resistances and operating currents differ, so the control circuit requirements must be checked before substitution.
Finder Series 40 miniature power relays provide compact and versatile electromechanical switching solutions for industrial automation and electronic equipment, combining dependable changeover contacts, standard and sensitive DC coil options, and practical PCB or socket-based installation.
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