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Finder 62.83.9.024.4500 is a three-pole industrial electromechanical power relay with a 24 V DC coil designed for electrical switching in machinery, automation and industrial control systems.
The Finder 62.83.9.024.4500 is an industrial electromechanical power relay from the Finder 62 Series, designed for dependable electrical switching in machinery, automation and industrial control systems. Featuring a 24 V DC operating coil and a three-pole contact arrangement, this relay is suited to applications requiring several electrical circuits to be controlled from a single switching device.
As part of Finder's established 62 Series power relay range, the 62.83.9.024.4500 offers robust electromechanical operation and a practical design for integration into industrial electrical equipment. Its relay mechanism provides electrical separation between the coil control circuit and the switched load circuits, supporting reliable operation in industrial automation and electrical control installations.
The 62.83.9.024.4500 uses a 24 V DC nominal coil supply and belongs to the 62.83 three-pole relay family. It is intended for applications including machinery control, electrical panels, industrial equipment and auxiliary switching circuits where compatibility with the relay's contact arrangement and electrical ratings has been established.
Electromechanical relays such as the Finder 62.83.9.024.4500 use an electromagnetic coil to operate electrical contacts. When the 24 V DC coil is energised, the relay mechanism changes the state of the contact circuits, allowing electrical loads or control signals to be switched independently of the coil supply.
The Finder 62 Series is designed for industrial applications where dependable electrical switching and practical integration are essential. The 62.83.9.024.4500 can be incorporated into machinery and control equipment provided that its contact configuration, switching capacity, connection arrangement and operating conditions are matched to the installation requirements.
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| Device Type | Power Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 62 Series Power Relays | |
| Model | 62.83.9.024.4500 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical power relay | |
| Relay family | 62.83 | |
| Number of poles | 3 | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Coil supply type | DC | |
| Operating principle | Electromagnetic switching | |
| Relay operation | Monostable | |
| Application category | Industrial electrical switching and automation |
The Finder 62.83.9.024.4500 is an industrial electromechanical power relay intended for electrical switching in machinery, automation systems and industrial control equipment.
The relay uses a 24 V DC nominal coil supply and must be operated from a compatible DC control circuit.
The Finder 62.83.9.024.4500 belongs to the 62.83 three-pole relay family, allowing multiple electrical circuits to be operated through a common electromagnetic mechanism.
It is a DC coil relay with a nominal operating voltage of 24 V DC.
Yes. The Finder 62 Series is designed for industrial switching applications and can be integrated with compatible automation equipment where the electrical ratings and contact configuration meet the system requirements.
Check the full model number, 24 V DC coil supply, contact arrangement, contact ratings, mounting configuration and terminal connections to ensure compatibility with the existing equipment.
Finder 62 Series power relays are used by electrical engineers, industrial automation specialists, panel builders and OEM equipment manufacturers for dependable electromechanical switching in machinery, control panels and industrial electrical installations.
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