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56.34.9.024.2074 Finder Miniature power relay 4 pole 12A DC 24V.
The Finder 56.34.9.024.2074 is a 24 V DC industrial electromagnetic power relay from the Finder Series 56 range. Designed for industrial automation, electrical control panels and machinery applications, this four-pole relay provides flexible switching for multiple circuits using a single control signal.
Featuring a 4PDT / 4 CO (four changeover) contact configuration, the Finder 56.34 offers four independent sets of normally open and normally closed contacts. The Series 56.34 contact system has a 12 A rated current at 250 V AC for resistive loads, providing a higher contact rating than the 7 A Finder 55.34 relay family.
The 24 V DC coil, plug-in Faston terminals and compatibility with suitable Finder Series 96 sockets make this relay well suited to industrial control cabinets and OEM equipment. The 2074 variant belongs to the AgCdO contact option family; its exact indicator and accessory configuration should be confirmed against the manufacturer's full ordering code before purchase.
The Finder 56.34.9.024.2074 is designed to operate four independent changeover contact sets from a 24 V DC control supply. When the relay coil is energised, the common contacts transfer from their normally closed positions to their normally open positions. When the coil supply is removed, the contacts return to their normal positions.
The 12 A contact rating makes the Finder Series 56.34 particularly useful for industrial applications requiring greater switching capacity than smaller auxiliary relay families. With four independent contact sets, one relay can perform multiple switching functions, such as controlling auxiliary equipment, providing status feedback, operating interlocks and switching separate control circuits. The 3,000 VA AC-1 rating applies to resistive loads; inductive, motor and high-inrush loads must be assessed against the relevant application-specific ratings.
The relay's plug-in Faston construction allows installation into a suitable Finder Series 96 socket, supporting straightforward replacement and maintenance. This makes it particularly useful in industrial control cabinets where service access and reliable electrical connections are important. Engineers should verify socket compatibility, coil suppression requirements, contact loading and the exact 2074 accessory configuration before finalising a design.
Although the Finder Series 55 and Series 56 ranges are both used for industrial electromagnetic switching, they are designed around different contact ratings and socket systems. The Finder 56.34 offers four 12 A changeover contacts, while the Finder 55.34 offers four 7 A changeover contacts.
The Series 56.34 uses Finder Series 96-compatible sockets, whereas the Series 55.34 generally uses sockets from the Finder Series 94 family. These relay types should therefore not be assumed to be mechanically interchangeable, even when their coil voltages and contact arrangements are similar.
For new installations or replacement projects, the correct relay should be selected according to the coil supply, switching current, load characteristics, contact material, terminal arrangement and socket compatibility. The exact manufacturer's part number should be used when ordering a replacement.
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| Device Type | Power Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Faston / flat-pin | |
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Mounting Type | Plug-in socket | |
| Switching Current (A) | 12 A | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Manufacturer part number | 56.34.9.024.2074 | |
| Series | 56 | |
| Relay type | 56.34 | |
| Product category | Industrial electromagnetic power relay | |
| Contact configuration | 4PDT / 4 CO | |
| Number of poles | 4 | |
| Number of changeover contact sets | 4 | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Coil supply type | DC | |
| Standard 24 V DC coil resistance | Approximately 490 Ω | |
| Standard 24 V DC coil current | Approximately 49 mA | |
| Series nominal DC coil consumption | Approximately 1.3 W | |
| Standard DC coil operating range | 0.8–1.1 times nominal voltage | |
| Rated contact current | 12 A | |
| Maximum peak contact current | 20 A | |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Rated resistive AC switching capacity | 3,000 VA per contact set | |
| Rated AC-15 load at 230 V AC | 700 VA | |
| Single-phase motor rating at 230 V AC | 0.55 kW | |
| Contact material | Silver cadmium oxide (AgCdO) option | |
| Mounting method | Plug-in socket | |
| Terminal type | Faston 187 plug-in terminals | |
| Terminal dimensions | Approximately 4.8 × 0.5 mm | |
| Compatible socket family | Finder Series 96, subject to exact socket selection | |
| Relay operation | Monostable, non-latching | |
| Series operating temperature range | -40 to +70 °C | |
| Environmental protection category | RT I | |
| Series mechanical endurance | Up to 50 million operations for DC coil versions under specified conditions | |
| Series electrical endurance | 100,000 operations at rated AC-1 load under specified conditions | |
| Insulation impulse withstand between coil and contacts | 5 kV for the 56.34 contact configuration | |
| Dielectric strength between open contacts | 1,000 V AC | |
| LED, suppression and manual test options | Verify the exact 2074 variant configuration with Finder | |
| Socket included | Not assumed to be included |
The Finder 56.34.9.024.2074 is an industrial electromagnetic power relay used to switch four electrical circuits from a single 24 V DC control signal. Typical applications include industrial automation, machinery control, auxiliary switching, electrical interlocking and electrical control panels.
The relay uses a 24 V DC nominal coil. The standard 24 V DC Series 56.34 coil has approximately 490 Ω resistance and draws approximately 49 mA at nominal voltage. Exact electrical characteristics should be checked against the selected variant.
The relay features four independent changeover contact sets, described as 4PDT / 4 CO. Each set provides a common terminal, a normally open contact and a normally closed contact.
The Finder 56.34 contact system has a 12 A rated current at 250 V AC for resistive loads, equivalent to 3,000 VA per contact set. The maximum switching voltage is 400 V AC under specified conditions. Load-specific ratings must be checked for non-resistive applications.
The Finder 56.34 is a plug-in relay designed for compatible Finder Series 96 sockets. The exact socket model should be selected according to the four-pole relay configuration, mounting requirements and electrical installation.
The 2074 ordering configuration belongs to the silver cadmium oxide (AgCdO) contact option family. The standard Finder Series 56.34 contact material is silver nickel (AgNi), so the complete manufacturer part number is important when specifying the required contact material.
The Finder Series 56 range offers LED indication, mechanical indicators and lockable test-button options. However, the exact combination fitted to 56.34.9.024.2074 should be confirmed against Finder's full ordering specification before purchase.
The key difference is the relay family and contact rating. The Finder 56.34.9.024.2074 belongs to the 12 A Series 56 power relay range, while the Finder 55.34.9.024.2074 belongs to the 7 A Series 55 relay range. They also use different socket families and should not be assumed to be interchangeable.
Finder Series 56 power relays provide flexible multi-circuit switching for industrial automation, electrical control panels and machinery. With a 24 V DC coil, four 12 A changeover contacts and plug-in construction, the Finder 56.34.9.024.2074 is a practical choice for demanding industrial control and auxiliary power switching applications.
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