41.61.9.024.0020 Finder Miniature PCB relay 1pole 16A DC 24V

Why Choose the Finder 41.61.9.024.0020 Miniature PCB Power Relay?

The Finder 41.61.9.024.0020 is a compact, low-profile electromagnetic PCB power relay designed for reliable electrical switching in industrial automation, electronic equipment and control systems. As part of the established Finder Series 41 miniature relay range, it combines a high contact current rating with a space-saving construction, making it suitable for applications where efficient PCB integration and dependable switching performance are essential.

Featuring a 24 V DC operating coil and a single changeover contact (SPDT / 1 CO), the Finder 41.61.9.024.0020 enables electrical loads to be switched using a low-power control signal. Its silver-nickel (AgNi) contact material provides reliable switching performance, while its monostable electromagnetic mechanism ensures the contacts return to their normal position when the coil is de-energised.

With a 16 A rated contact current, a 250 V AC rated switching voltage and a compact body height of approximately 15.7 mm, this relay is suitable for industrial control boards, automation interfaces and electrical equipment. Its PCB terminal arrangement supports direct installation onto printed circuit boards, while compatible Finder relay sockets provide additional mounting flexibility.

Key Advantages

• Compact low-profile PCB relay designed for space-efficient electronic equipment.
• 16 A rated contact current for switching suitable electrical loads.
• 24 V DC coil compatible with industrial control and automation circuits.
• Single changeover contact (SPDT / 1 CO) provides flexible switching functionality.
• Silver-nickel (AgNi) contacts support dependable electrical switching.
• 15.7 mm low-profile construction allows installation in compact assemblies.
• PCB mounting capability simplifies integration into electronic control equipment.
• High electrical isolation between the control coil and switching contacts.
• Monostable operation provides automatic contact return when coil power is removed.
• Suitable for industrial automation, electrical control panels and OEM equipment.

Key Features

• Finder Series 41 miniature PCB power relay.
• 24 V DC nominal coil voltage.
• 16 A rated switching current.
• 1 CO / SPDT contact configuration.
• 250 V AC rated contact voltage.
• 400 V AC maximum switching voltage.
• Silver-nickel (AgNi) contact material.
• Low-profile 15.7 mm relay body.
• 5.0 mm contact terminal pitch.
• 6 kV impulse withstand voltage between coil and contacts.
• 8 mm clearance and creepage distance between coil and contacts.
• Electromagnetic monostable switching mechanism.
• PCB solder terminals for secure electrical connection.
• Compatible with suitable Finder relay socket systems.
• Cadmium-free contact construction.

Reliable PCB Switching for Industrial Control and Automation

Electromagnetic relays such as the Finder 41.61.9.024.0020 allow electrical loads to be controlled through a separate low-voltage control circuit. When the 24 V DC coil is energised, the internal electromagnetic mechanism changes the position of the relay's changeover contact, allowing connected equipment or electrical signals to be switched. When the coil supply is removed, the contact returns to its normal position.

The Finder Series 41 is developed for applications requiring compact dimensions, dependable switching and effective electrical isolation. Its low-profile construction makes it particularly suitable for PCB assemblies and electronic control equipment where installation height is limited. The combination of a 16 A contact rating, single changeover contact and robust electromagnetic operation supports integration into industrial machinery, automation interfaces and OEM electrical products.

Typical Applications

• Industrial automation and process control systems.
• Printed circuit board switching assemblies.
• PLC output interfaces and control circuits.
• Industrial machinery and equipment control.
• Electrical control panels and distribution equipment.
• Building automation and control systems.
• Power supply and electrical switching equipment.
• Heating, ventilation and air conditioning control circuits.
• OEM electronic equipment and machinery manufacturing.
• Control of suitable contactor coils, signalling devices and auxiliary loads.