62.32.8.012.4050 Finder Power relay 2pole 16A 12V

Why Choose the Finder 62.32.8.012.4050 Industrial Power Relay?

The Finder 62.32.8.012.4050 is an industrial electromechanical power relay from the established Finder 62 Series, designed for dependable switching in electrical control panels, industrial automation systems and machinery applications. Featuring a 12 V AC operating coil and two changeover contacts (2 CO / DPDT), this relay offers flexible switching for applications requiring both normally open and normally closed contact functions.

The Finder 62.32 relay configuration provides two independent changeover contact sets operated by a common electromagnetic coil. Each contact set can switch between normally closed and normally open connections, making the relay suitable for control circuit changeover, electrical interlocking, auxiliary equipment operation and industrial signalling.

With its 16 A class contact arrangement, compact industrial relay construction and 4050 ordering configuration, the Finder 62.32.8.012.4050 provides a practical solution for applications requiring reliable electromechanical switching. Its 12 V AC coil makes it suitable for compatible low-voltage AC control circuits, while the complete ordering code identifies the specific variant required for installation or replacement.

Key Advantages

• Two changeover contacts (2 CO / DPDT) provide flexible switching between normally open and normally closed circuits.
• 12 V AC nominal coil voltage supports compatible low-voltage AC control systems.
• 16 A class power relay design suitable for industrial switching applications, subject to the exact contact specification.
• Two independent contact sets enable multiple control functions from a single operating coil.
• Electromechanical operation provides galvanic isolation between the coil and switched circuits.
• Changeover contacts support electrical interlocking, signal selection and auxiliary control functions.
• Suitable for industrial automation, machinery and electrical control panel applications.
• Part of the established Finder 62 Series industrial relay family.

Key Features

• Finder 62 Series industrial electromechanical power relay.
• Two changeover contacts (2 CO / DPDT).
• 12 V AC nominal operating coil.
• Two independently switched contact circuits.
• Normally open and normally closed contact functions.
• Electromagnetic, non-latching operating mechanism.
• Contact changeover when the operating coil is energised.
• Electrical isolation between the control coil and switched contact circuits.
• Suitable for appropriately rated AC and DC switching applications.
• Designed for industrial auxiliary control and power switching.
• 4050 ordering configuration within the Finder 62 Series.

Flexible Two-Pole Changeover Switching for Industrial Control Systems

The Finder 62.32.8.012.4050 provides a convenient method of switching two separate electrical circuits using a single AC control signal. When the 12 V AC electromagnetic coil is energised, both changeover contacts transfer from their normally closed positions to their normally open positions. When the coil is de-energised, the contacts return to their original positions. This arrangement supports control functions where one circuit must be disconnected while another is connected.

The relay is particularly useful in industrial automation and machinery applications requiring signal changeover, electrical interlocking or coordinated auxiliary switching. Its two changeover contact sets provide greater control flexibility than a relay with normally open contacts alone. When selecting the 62.32.8.012.4050, engineers should verify the contact ratings, load characteristics, mounting arrangement and special requirements associated with the 4050 ordering suffix.

Typical Applications

• Industrial machinery and automation control systems.
• Electrical control panels and relay assemblies.
• 12 V AC auxiliary control circuits.
• Electrical interlocking and control sequencing.
• Industrial signalling and alarm circuits.
• Changeover switching between control signals.
• Building automation and HVAC control equipment.
• Motor control auxiliary circuits and contactor interfaces.
• Manufacturing and production automation installations.
• Control circuit isolation and auxiliary equipment switching.