Standard delivery
£8 ex VAT · free over £200UK parcel delivery is £8 ex VAT, or free on orders over £200 ex VAT.
Heavier items may be charged at a weight-based or pallet rate, shown at checkout.
55.32.8.024.5020 Finder Miniature plugin relay 2pole 10A 24V
Finder 55.32.8.024.5020 industrial relay with 24 V AC coil, 2 changeover contacts and 10 A switching capability for automation and control applications.
Why Choose the Finder 55.32.8.024.5020 Industrial Relay?
The Finder 55.32.8.024.5020 is a compact and reliable electromechanical PCB relay designed for switching and control applications in industrial automation, electrical equipment and control systems. As part of the Finder 55 Series general purpose relay range, it provides dependable switching performance with a compact design suitable for professional electrical installations.
This relay provides reliable electrical isolation between the coil circuit and switched loads, making it suitable for industrial control panels, automation equipment and electrical interface applications. Its robust construction and proven relay technology ensure dependable operation in a wide range of control environments.
Featuring a 24 V AC coil and 2 changeover contacts, the Finder 55.32.8.024.5020 provides flexible switching capability for industrial control circuits and PCB-mounted applications.
Key Advantages
- Compact PCB relay designed for industrial control applications.
- 2 changeover contacts provide flexible circuit switching.
- 24 V AC coil voltage suitable for industrial control systems.
- 10 A contact rating for reliable switching performance.
- PCB mounting format enables straightforward equipment integration.
- Reliable electromechanical switching technology.
Key Features
- Finder 55 Series general purpose relay.
- 2 CO (DPDT) contact configuration.
- 10 A rated contact current.
- 24 V AC coil supply.
- AgNi contact material.
- PCB mounting format.
- Compact construction for space-efficient installations.
- Suitable for industrial automation and electrical control equipment.
Reliable Switching for Industrial Control Systems
Industrial relays such as the Finder 55.32.8.024.5020 provide dependable switching and electrical isolation between control circuits and connected loads. They are commonly used where compact installation and reliable relay operation are required.
The Finder 55 Series is designed for automation engineers, equipment manufacturers and panel builders requiring proven relay technology for industrial and electrical control applications.
Typical Applications
- Industrial control panels.
- Automation equipment.
- Electrical interface circuits.
- Machine control systems.
- OEM equipment manufacturing.
- General electrical switching applications.
Technical Specifications
Tick the specs you need, then view products that match.
| Device Type | Plug-in Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | PCB | |
| Switching Current (A) | 10 A | |
| Coil / Supply Voltage | 24 V AC | |
| Contacts | 2 C/O | |
| HS Code | 85364900 | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 55 Series | |
| Model | 55.32.8.024.5020 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical PCB relay | |
| Contact configuration | 2 CO (DPDT) | |
| Rated contact current | 10 A | |
| Coil voltage | 24 V AC | |
| Contact material | AgNi | |
| Mounting type | PCB mounting |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Finder 55.32.8.024.5020 used for?
This relay is used for switching and isolating electrical control circuits in industrial automation, electrical equipment and PCB applications.
How many contacts does this relay have?
The Finder 55.32.8.024.5020 features 2 changeover contacts.
What coil voltage does the relay require?
The relay operates with a 24 V AC coil supply.
What is the contact current rating?
The relay has a rated contact current of 10 A.
Where is this relay installed?
The relay is designed for PCB mounting in industrial control and automation equipment.
Trusted by Automation Professionals Worldwide
Finder 55 Series relays are widely used by engineers and equipment manufacturers to provide reliable switching, electrical isolation and compact integration in modern control systems.
