60.13.9.125.2074 Finder General purpose relay 3 pole 10A DC 125V

Why Choose the Finder 60.13.9.125.2074 Industrial Relay?

The Finder 60.13.9.125.2074 is a three-pole changeover (3PDT) industrial electromagnetic relay from the Finder 60 Series, designed for dependable electrical switching in automation, machinery control and industrial equipment. Its combination of multiple changeover contacts and a plug-in connection makes it a practical choice for control panels requiring flexible circuit switching and straightforward maintenance.

Featuring a 125 V DC nominal operating coil and three changeover contacts rated at 10 A, the relay can operate three independent electrical circuits from one control signal. Its changeover arrangement provides both normally open and normally closed contact functions, supporting electrical interlocking, sequencing, signalling and auxiliary control applications.

The Finder 60.13 relay family offers a 250 V AC rated contact voltage and 2,500 VA AC1 switching capacity for resistive loads. The 60.13.9.125.2074 is identified by its specific coil and option codes, making the complete part number important when selecting a replacement or matching an existing installation.

Key Advantages

• Three changeover contacts (3PDT) provide flexible switching of independent electrical circuits.
• 10 A nominal contact rating supports general-purpose industrial control applications.
• 125 V DC coil for compatible DC control systems.
• 250 V AC rated contact voltage for suitable electrical loads.
• 2,500 VA AC1 switching capacity for resistive AC switching.
• Electromagnetic operation provides a clear distinction between energised and de-energised contact states.
• Plug-in construction allows convenient relay replacement without rewiring a compatible socket.
• Three independent contact sets reduce the need for separate relays in suitable control circuits.
• Suitable for electrical interlocking, machinery sequencing and auxiliary signalling.
• Part of the established Finder 60 Series industrial relay family.

Key Features

• Finder 60 Series general-purpose relay.
• 3PDT / 3 Form C contact configuration.
• Three electrically independent changeover contacts.
• 10 A nominal contact current.
• 125 V DC nominal coil voltage.
• 250 V AC rated contact voltage.
• 400 V AC maximum switching voltage for the relay family.
• 2,500 VA AC1 switching capacity.
• Electromagnetic, monostable switching principle.
• Standard 11-pin plug-in connection arrangement.
• Compatible with appropriately selected Finder 90 Series relay sockets.
• Model-specific .2074 option configuration.
• Suitable for industrial automation, control cabinets and electrical equipment.

Three-Pole DC-Controlled Switching for Industrial Equipment

The Finder 60.13.9.125.2074 uses an electromagnetic coil to operate three changeover contact sets. When the specified 125 V DC control voltage energises the coil, the contacts transfer to their operated positions. Removing the coil supply allows the relay to return to its normal, de-energised state.

Each changeover contact provides a common terminal with normally open and normally closed switching paths. This allows one relay to perform multiple related control functions, such as enabling an output while simultaneously interrupting another circuit, or providing separate control and status signals.

The 10 A contact rating makes the 60.13 relay family useful for a range of industrial switching duties. However, the allowable current depends on the load characteristics, particularly for inductive loads, motors and DC switching. The applicable utilisation category and electrical endurance should be considered when designing the circuit.

The plug-in construction helps simplify replacement in industrial control cabinets. For installations involving the .2074 option variant, the complete part number should be matched to the original relay to preserve the required coil, contact and auxiliary configuration.

Typical Applications

• Industrial automation and machinery control panels.
• 125 V DC control and auxiliary circuits.
• Electrical interlocking and machine sequencing.
• Control system interfacing and auxiliary switching.
• Industrial signalling and indication circuits.
• Motor starter auxiliary control.
• Electrical distribution equipment control circuits.
• Manufacturing and process control machinery.
• Equipment maintenance and relay replacement.
• Industrial systems requiring three changeover contacts.