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60.12.4.041.0040 Finder General purpose relay 2pole 10A
Finder 60.12.4.041.0040 power relay with 41 V DC coil and one changeover contact for industrial control and automation switching applications.
Why Choose the Finder 60.12.4.041.0040 Power Relay?
The Finder 60.12.4.041.0040 is a compact and reliable electromechanical power relay designed for switching and control applications in industrial automation, electrical panels and control systems. As part of the established Finder 60 Series relay range, it provides dependable switching performance, electrical isolation and long service life.
This relay is designed for applications requiring reliable control of electrical loads from automation systems and control circuits. Its compact construction and plug-in format allow straightforward installation in relay interfaces, control cabinets and industrial electrical equipment.
With a 41 V DC coil supply and a 1 changeover contact configuration, the Finder 60.12.4.041.0040 provides flexible switching capability for industrial and commercial control applications.
Key Advantages
- Compact power relay designed for industrial switching applications.
- 41 V DC coil voltage suitable for control circuit applications.
- Single changeover contact provides flexible circuit switching.
- Reliable electromechanical switching performance.
- Provides electrical isolation between control and load circuits.
- Suitable for control panels, machinery and electrical automation systems.
Key Features
- Finder 60 Series power relay.
- 1 changeover (CO) contact.
- 41 V DC coil voltage.
- Electromechanical relay technology.
- Compact relay design for industrial installations.
- Designed for reliable switching in automation and control applications.
Reliable Switching for Industrial Control Systems
Electromechanical relays such as the Finder 60 Series provide reliable switching and electrical separation between control circuits and connected loads. They are widely used where dependable signal transfer and load management are required.
The Finder 60.12.4.041.0040 combines compact dimensions with dependable switching capability, making it suitable for engineers and installers working on industrial automation, machinery and electrical control systems.
Typical Applications
- Industrial automation control panels.
- Machine control systems.
- PLC interface switching.
- Electrical cabinets and control equipment.
- Building automation installations.
- General-purpose electrical switching applications.
Technical Specifications
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| Device Type | Plug-in Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | Plug-in socket | |
| Coil / Supply Voltage | 41 V DC | |
| Contacts | 1 C/O | |
| HS Code | 85364900 | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 60 Series | |
| Model | 60.12.4.041.0040 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical power relay | |
| Contact configuration | 1 changeover contact (SPDT) | |
| Coil voltage | 41 V DC | |
| Mounting type | Plug-in relay mounting | |
| Applications | Industrial automation, control panels and electrical switching systems |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Finder 60.12.4.041.0040 used for?
This relay is used for switching and control applications in industrial automation, electrical panels and machinery systems.
What coil voltage does this relay require?
The Finder 60.12.4.041.0040 uses a 41 V DC coil supply.
How many contacts does the relay have?
The relay features one changeover contact for flexible switching configurations.
Where is this relay typically installed?
The relay is typically installed in control panels, automation cabinets and electrical equipment requiring reliable switching.
Trusted by Control Engineers Worldwide
Finder relays are widely used by automation engineers and electrical installers to provide reliable switching, isolation and control within modern electrical systems.
