62.23.8.024.4300 Finder Power relay 3 pole 16A 24V

Why Choose the Finder 62.23.8.024.4300 Industrial Power Relay?

The Finder 62.23.8.024.4300 is a versatile industrial electromechanical power relay from the established Finder 62 Series, designed for reliable electrical switching in industrial automation, machinery, building services and control systems. Featuring a 24 V AC operating coil and three normally open contacts (3 NO / 3PST-NO), this relay provides a practical solution for controlling multiple electrical loads from a single control signal.

The Finder 62.23 combines dependable electromagnetic switching with a robust construction suitable for industrial control applications. Its three normally open contacts allow separate electrical circuits to be energised simultaneously when the relay coil is activated, making it useful for auxiliary switching, equipment control, signalling and automation functions.

With a 16 A nominal contact rating and a 24 V AC coil, the Finder 62.23.8.024.4300 is designed for applications requiring a higher switching capacity than many conventional control relays. The 4300 variant identifies a specific configuration within the Finder 62 Series, making the complete part number important when selecting or replacing the relay.

Key Advantages

• Three normally open contacts (3 NO) enable simultaneous switching of three separate electrical circuits.
• 24 V AC nominal coil voltage suitable for compatible industrial AC control systems.
• 16 A nominal contact rating supports a wide range of power and auxiliary switching applications.
• Electromechanical switching provides electrical isolation between the control coil and contact circuits.
• Three-pole configuration reduces the need for multiple individual relays in suitable applications.
• Suitable for industrial automation, machine control and building services equipment.
• Designed for reliable operation in electrical control panels and industrial installations.
• Part of the established Finder 62 Series industrial power relay range.

Key Features

• Finder 62 Series industrial power relay.
• Three normally open contacts (3 NO / 3PST-NO).
• 24 V AC nominal operating coil.
• 16 A nominal contact current.
• Electromagnetic, non-latching switching mechanism.
• Three independent contact circuits operated by a common coil.
• Normally open contacts close when the relay is energised.
• Electrical isolation between coil and switched contact circuits.
• Suitable for appropriately rated AC and DC electrical loads.
• Industrial relay construction for control and power switching applications.
• 4300 ordering configuration within the Finder 62 Series.

Reliable Three-Pole Power Switching for Industrial Control Systems

The Finder 62.23.8.024.4300 provides a straightforward method of switching several electrical circuits using a single AC control signal. When the 24 V AC coil is energised, the electromagnetic mechanism closes the three normally open contacts, allowing power to flow through the connected circuits. When the coil is de-energised, the contacts return to their normally open state, interrupting the switched circuits.

This arrangement is useful in industrial automation and electrical equipment where multiple loads must be operated together. The three-pole configuration can support auxiliary equipment switching, electrical signalling and coordinated control functions. When selecting the relay, engineers should verify the load characteristics, contact utilisation category, operating conditions and exact 4300 variant requirements to ensure compatibility with the intended application.

Typical Applications

• Industrial machinery and automation control systems.
• Electrical control panels and switching assemblies.
• 24 V AC industrial control circuits.
• Auxiliary equipment and electrical load switching.
• Building automation and HVAC control installations.
• Industrial lighting and electrical equipment control.
• Motor control auxiliary circuits and contactor interfaces.
• Industrial signalling and monitoring systems.
• Manufacturing and production automation equipment.
• Coordinated switching of multiple electrical circuits.