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Finder 56.32.9.024.4060 is a Series 56 miniature industrial plug-in power relay featuring a 24 V DC coil, two 12 A changeover contacts and compatibility with suitable Finder Series 96 sockets for auxiliary switching, machinery control and industrial automation applications.
The Finder 56.32.9.024.4060 is a two-pole industrial electromechanical power relay from the Finder Series 56 range, designed for switching and control applications in industrial automation, machinery and electrical control panels. Featuring a 24 V DC operating coil, two changeover contacts (2 CO / DPDT) and a 12 A rated contact current, it provides flexible switching from a low-voltage DC control circuit.
The Finder 56.32 configuration allows two independently wired circuits to be operated simultaneously through a single electromagnetic coil. Each changeover pole provides a common, normally open and normally closed connection, making the relay suitable for auxiliary switching, equipment status indication, control logic and electrical interlocking.
Part of Finder's established Series 56 miniature power relay family, the 56.32.9.024.4060 uses a plug-in construction compatible with appropriately selected Finder Series 96 relay sockets. The relay family supports mechanical contact-position indication and manual test functions, making it particularly useful for control-panel maintenance and industrial equipment servicing.
Variant-specific note: The technical values above are based on the Finder 56.32 relay family and corresponding 24 V DC versions. The exact contact material, indicator, test-button and other special features associated with the 4060 suffix have not been independently confirmed and should be checked against Finder's ordering information before specifying an exact replacement.
The Finder 56.32.9.024.4060 uses a 24 V DC electromagnetic coil to operate two changeover contacts. When the coil is energised, each common contact transfers from its normally closed connection to its normally open connection. When the coil supply is removed, the relay returns to its normal switching state.
The two-pole changeover configuration enables separate electrical circuits to be controlled through one relay. This is useful for switching an auxiliary load while simultaneously providing an equipment-status signal, or for implementing control and interlocking functions within machinery and electrical panels.
The Finder 56.32 family's 12 A contact rating and 3,000 VA AC1 resistive switching capacity support appropriately rated industrial loads. Actual permissible switching duty depends on the connected load, operating voltage, contact material and applicable manufacturer ratings.
The plug-in design supports convenient servicing when used with a suitable Finder Series 96 socket. Maintenance personnel can replace the relay without disconnecting the permanent socket wiring, helping reduce downtime and simplify troubleshooting.
For inductive loads, including contactor coils, motors and solenoids, appropriate switching protection and transient suppression should be considered. The relay must be selected according to the actual utilisation category and electrical load characteristics.
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| Device Type | Power Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | Plug-in socket | |
| Switching Current (A) | 12 A | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | Finder Series 56 | |
| Product family | Finder 56.32 | |
| Manufacturer part number | 56.32.9.024.4060 | |
| Product type | Miniature industrial power relay | |
| Relay technology | Electromechanical | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Coil type | DC electromagnetic | |
| Nominal coil resistance | 600 Ω | |
| Nominal coil current | 40 mA | |
| Contact configuration | DPDT / 2 CO | |
| Number of poles | 2 | |
| Number of changeover contacts | 2 | |
| Rated contact current | 12 A | |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum AC switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Rated resistive switching capacity (AC1) | 3,000 VA | |
| Operating temperature | -40 °C to +70 °C | |
| Mounting method | Plug-in relay socket | |
| Compatible socket family | Finder Series 96 | |
| Terminal connection | Plug-in / quick-connect | |
| Relay operating mode | Monostable / non-latching | |
| Typical applications | Industrial automation, auxiliary switching, machinery control and electrical panels |
The Finder 56.32.9.024.4060 is an industrial power relay used for auxiliary switching, machinery control, signalling and automation applications. Its two changeover contacts allow two circuits to be controlled through one 24 V DC coil.
The relay has a 24 V DC nominal operating coil. The corresponding Finder 56.32 DC coil configuration has a nominal resistance of 600 Ω and draws approximately 40 mA at rated voltage.
The relay features two changeover contacts (2 CO / DPDT). Each contact provides a common, normally open and normally closed connection, enabling two independently wired circuits to switch simultaneously.
The Finder 56.32 relay family has a 12 A rated contact current, a 250 V AC rated contact voltage and a 3,000 VA AC1 resistive switching capacity. The permissible load depends on the switching voltage, load type and manufacturer specifications.
The Finder 56.32 is designed for use with compatible Finder Series 96 relay sockets. The correct socket must be selected according to the relay terminal arrangement, installation requirements and electrical ratings.
Finder Series 56 miniature power relays combine flexible changeover contacts, practical plug-in construction and substantial switching capability for industrial control systems. The 56.32.9.024.4060 provides a 24 V DC coil and two 12 A changeover contacts for auxiliary switching, signalling and machinery automation applications.
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