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55.13.8.230.2000 Finder Miniature PCB relay 3 pole 10A 230V.
The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 is a compact 230 V AC general purpose electromechanical relay from the established Finder 55 Series. Designed for electrical switching, industrial automation and control equipment, this relay features three changeover contacts (3 CO / 3PDT) and a 10 A rated contact current, providing flexible multi-circuit switching from a single control signal.
Featuring a 230 V AC operating coil for compatible 50/60 Hz supplies, the Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 enables three separate changeover contact sets to operate simultaneously. Each contact set provides a common, normally open and normally closed connection, making the relay useful for auxiliary control, equipment signalling, electrical interlocking and other applications requiring multiple switching functions.
The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 belongs to the compact 55.13 relay family, which is designed for integration into industrial electrical and electronic control systems. The .2000 ordering configuration is associated with silver cadmium oxide (AgCdO) contacts. Its exact mounting and terminal arrangement should be checked against the manufacturer’s dimensional and ordering documentation before selecting a PCB footprint, socket or replacement relay.
The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 is designed for electrical systems requiring three changeover switching functions operated by a single 230 V AC coil. Its 3PDT configuration provides three independent contact sets, each with a common terminal, normally closed contact and normally open contact. Energising the relay coil changes the state of all three contact sets together.
This arrangement is particularly useful in electrical control circuits where one control signal must perform several functions. For example, separate contact sets can be allocated to auxiliary switching, equipment status indication or interlocking functions, provided the circuit design respects the relay’s contact ratings and electrical isolation requirements.
The 10 A contact rating provides useful switching capability for suitable electrical loads. However, the permissible load depends on its electrical characteristics. Resistive loads, inductive loads, contactor coils, motors and equipment with high inrush currents may impose different demands on relay contacts. The relevant manufacturer switching ratings should always be checked before selecting the relay for a specific application.
With its 230 V AC control coil, the Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 is suitable for systems designed around a nominal 230 V AC control supply. The coil voltage must be matched to the actual control circuit, and appropriate electrical protection and isolation procedures must be followed during installation and maintenance.
The monostable operating principle means the relay remains in its operated state only while the coil is energised. When the coil supply is removed, the contacts return to their normal positions. This behaviour makes the relay suitable for conventional control logic and equipment switching functions that require a defined de-energised state.
The specified AgCdO contact material is an important consideration when selecting an exact replacement. Silver cadmium oxide contacts are associated with particular switching applications, but they contain cadmium and may be subject to environmental or product compliance requirements. A different contact-material variant should not automatically be considered an interchangeable substitute.
For replacement and maintenance work, engineers should match the complete 55.13.8.230.2000 manufacturer part number. Other Finder 55.13 variants may differ in coil voltage, contact material, terminal arrangement or construction. The exact terminal layout and installation dimensions should be verified using current Finder technical documentation before installation.
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| Device Type | Plug-in Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Switching Current (A) | 10 A | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Manufacturer part number | 55.13.8.230.2000 | |
| Product series | 55 Series | |
| Relay family | 55.13 | |
| Product type | General purpose electromechanical relay | |
| Contact arrangement | 3 CO / 3PDT | |
| Number of poles | 3 | |
| Number of changeover contacts | 3 | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 230 V AC | |
| Coil supply frequency | 50/60 Hz | |
| Coil supply type | AC | |
| Rated contact current | 10 A | |
| Maximum peak contact current | 20 A for the standard 55.13 family | |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Rated AC1 switching capacity | 2,500 VA | |
| Rated AC15 switching capacity at 230 V AC | 500 VA for the standard 55.13 family | |
| Contact material | Silver cadmium oxide (AgCdO) | |
| Operating principle | Monostable | |
| Coil polarity | Not polarity-sensitive for conventional AC operation | |
| Mounting and terminal configuration | Confirm against the exact manufacturer ordering variant | |
| Typical application | Industrial electrical switching, automation and auxiliary control circuits |
The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 is a general purpose electromechanical relay used for electrical switching and control. It features a 230 V AC coil and three changeover contacts, making it suitable for industrial automation, auxiliary control and multi-circuit switching applications.
The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 has a nominal coil voltage of 230 V AC for compatible 50/60 Hz AC control supplies. It should not be confused with relays designed for 230 V DC or other coil voltages.
The relay features three changeover contacts, also described as 3 CO or 3PDT. Each contact set includes common, normally open and normally closed connections.
The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 has a rated contact current of 10 A. The standard Finder 55.13 family has a rated contact voltage of 250 V AC and a maximum switching voltage of 400 V AC. The permissible load depends on its electrical characteristics and the manufacturer’s switching limits.
The 55.13.8.230.2000 ordering configuration is associated with silver cadmium oxide (AgCdO) contacts. The contact material should be considered when selecting replacement relays and reviewing environmental compliance requirements.
Yes. The three changeover contact sets can be used for separate switching functions, provided each circuit is designed within the relay’s electrical ratings and insulation requirements. All three contact sets operate together when the relay coil is energised.
No. The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 uses monostable operation. Its contacts return to their normal positions when the coil supply is removed.
Yes. The Finder 55.13 relay family is suitable for industrial electrical switching and control applications, provided the coil supply, load ratings, environmental conditions and mounting arrangement meet the manufacturer’s specifications.
Both relays belong to the Finder 55.13 family and use three changeover contacts with a 10 A rated contact current. The key difference is the coil voltage: the 55.13.8.230.2000 uses a 230 V AC coil, while the 55.13.8.120.2000 uses a 120 V AC coil. They should not be interchanged without confirming the available control voltage and all other compatibility requirements.
Finder 55 Series general purpose relays provide versatile electromechanical switching solutions for industrial automation, machinery and electrical control equipment. The Finder 55.13.8.230.2000 combines a 230 V AC coil, three changeover contacts and a 10 A contact rating to support flexible multi-circuit switching in industrial electrical systems.
Technical reference: Finder 55 Series Manufacturer Product Information. The contact and switching specifications described above relate to the standard Finder 55.13 relay family. Confirm the complete 55.13.8.230.2000 ordering variant, mounting configuration and current manufacturer specifications before installation or replacement.
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