62.23.9.024.4040 Finder Power relay 3 pole 16A DC 24V

Why Choose the Finder 62.23.9.024.4040 Industrial Power Relay?

The Finder 62.23.9.024.4040 is an industrial electromechanical power relay from the established Finder 62 Series, designed for reliable electrical switching in automation systems, machinery and industrial control equipment. Featuring a 24 V DC operating coil and three normally open contacts (3 NO / 3PST-NO), this relay provides a practical solution for controlling multiple electrical circuits from a single control signal.

The Finder 62.23 relay family combines electromagnetic switching with a robust multi-pole contact arrangement. Its three normally open contacts remain open when the coil is de-energised and close when the appropriate DC control voltage is applied, allowing separate electrical loads to be operated simultaneously.

With a 16 A nominal contact rating, a 24 V DC coil and the 4040 ordering configuration, the Finder 62.23.9.024.4040 is suitable for industrial automation, auxiliary switching, electrical signalling and machinery control applications. Its combination of multiple contacts and a common operating coil helps simplify control circuit design where coordinated switching is required.

Key Advantages

• Three normally open contacts (3 NO) enable simultaneous switching of three separate electrical circuits.
• 24 V DC nominal coil voltage suitable for industrial DC control systems.
• 16 A nominal contact rating supports a range of industrial power switching applications.
• Electromechanical operation provides galvanic isolation between the control coil and switched contact circuits.
• Three-pole configuration can reduce the need for multiple individual relays in suitable installations.
• Normally open contact operation supports straightforward energise-to-switch control functions.
• Suitable for machinery control, automation equipment and electrical signalling.
• Part of the established Finder 62 Series industrial power relay range.

Key Features

• Finder 62 Series industrial electromechanical power relay.
• Three normally open contacts (3 NO / 3PST-NO).
• 24 V DC nominal operating coil.
• 16 A nominal contact current.
• Electromagnetic, non-latching switching mechanism.
• Three separate contact circuits controlled by a common coil.
• Normally open contacts close when the relay is energised.
• Electrical isolation between the operating coil and switched circuits.
• Suitable for appropriately rated AC and DC electrical loads.
• Designed for industrial automation and auxiliary power switching.
• 4040 ordering configuration within the Finder 62 Series.

Dependable Three-Pole Switching for 24 V DC Control Systems

The Finder 62.23.9.024.4040 provides an effective method of operating several electrical circuits through a common DC control signal. When its 24 V DC electromagnetic coil is energised, the relay closes all three normally open contacts, allowing current 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 operating arrangement makes the relay useful in industrial installations where multiple auxiliary loads need to be switched together. Its three-pole contact configuration supports equipment control, signalling and coordinated switching functions. When specifying the relay, engineers should verify the electrical load characteristics, contact utilisation category, mounting requirements and complete 4040 variant designation to ensure compatibility with the intended application.

Typical Applications

• Industrial machinery and automation control systems.
• Electrical control panels and power switching assemblies.
• 24 V DC industrial control circuits.
• PLC-controlled auxiliary switching applications.
• Industrial equipment and electrical load control.
• Building automation and HVAC control equipment.
• Motor control auxiliary circuits and contactor interfaces.
• Industrial signalling, monitoring and alarm systems.
• Manufacturing and production automation installations.
• Coordinated switching of multiple electrical circuits.