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Finder 66.82.8.110.4300 is a Series 66 electromagnetic power relay featuring a 110 V AC operating coil and two normally open contacts for industrial electrical load switching, machinery control and automation applications.
£11.75
The Finder 66.82.8.110.4300 is a robust electromagnetic power relay designed for reliable high-current switching in industrial automation, electrical control and power management applications. Featuring a 110 V AC operating coil and two normally open contacts (2 NO / DPST-NO), this relay provides dependable switching of two electrical circuits through a single control signal.
As part of the established Finder Series 66 power relay range, the 66.82.8.110.4300 combines industrial switching capability with durable electromechanical construction. Its normally open contact arrangement allows two circuits to be energised simultaneously when the relay coil is activated, making it suitable for industrial machinery, electrical equipment and automated control systems.
With a 110 V AC coil supply, 50/60 Hz operating frequency and a two-pole contact configuration, the Finder 66.82.8.110.4300 offers a practical solution for equipment manufacturers and control system engineers requiring dependable AC-controlled power switching. Its Series 66 construction supports integration into appropriately designed industrial electrical assemblies.
Electromagnetic power relays such as the Finder 66.82.8.110.4300 operate by using an electrically energised coil to actuate a mechanical contact assembly. When the specified 110 V AC supply is applied to the coil, the electromagnetic mechanism closes the relay's two normally open contact circuits. When the coil supply is removed, the contacts return to their normally open state.
The Finder Series 66 is developed for electrical switching applications where dependable operation and substantial contact current capability are important. The two-pole normally open arrangement of the 66.82.8.110.4300 allows separate circuits or conductors to be switched together, providing a practical solution for industrial load control and automated equipment.
The relay is suitable for integration into appropriately designed electrical control systems, industrial machinery and OEM equipment. Correct contact ratings, electrical protection, conductor sizing, insulation requirements and thermal management must be considered when switching high-current, motor or inductive loads. The selected switching duty should remain within the manufacturer's specified operating limits.
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| Device Type | Power Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 66 Series Power Relays | |
| Model | 66.82.8.110.4300 | |
| Relay type | 66.82 | |
| Product type | Electromagnetic power relay | |
| Contact configuration | 2 NO / DPST-NO | |
| Number of poles | 2 | |
| Contact arrangement | Normally open | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 110 V AC | |
| Coil supply type | Alternating current (AC) | |
| Nominal coil frequency | 50/60 Hz | |
| Contact operation | Electromechanical | |
| Contact switching action | Two normally open circuits close when the coil is energised | |
| Control method | AC coil energisation | |
| Product family | Industrial power switching relays | |
| Applicable relay standard | EN 61810-1 |
The Finder 66.82.8.110.4300 is an electromagnetic power relay designed for electrical load switching in industrial machinery, automation equipment, heating systems and power control applications. Its two normally open contacts allow two electrical circuits to be switched simultaneously.
The relay features a 110 V AC nominal operating coil designed for compatible industrial alternating-current control supplies.
The Finder 66.82.8.110.4300 uses an AC operating coil with a nominal voltage of 110 V AC. It is intended for an appropriate AC supply rather than direct connection to a DC control voltage.
2 NO (two normally open contacts), also described as DPST-NO (Double Pole Single Throw – Normally Open), means the relay has two separate contact circuits that remain open when the coil is not energised. Both circuits close when the relay coil is energised.
When the relay's 110 V AC coil is energised, its electromagnetic mechanism closes the two normally open contacts. When the coil supply is removed, the contacts return to their open positions, disconnecting the switched circuits.
Yes. The relay can be integrated into a PLC-controlled system when a suitable interface supplies the required 110 V AC coil voltage. The PLC output or interposing control device must be rated for the relay's coil requirements.
Yes. The Finder Series 66 is designed for industrial power switching applications. The permissible switching current and voltage depend on the specific contact ratings, electrical load category and operating conditions.
Both products belong to the Finder 66.82 relay family and use a 110 V AC coil. The 66.82.8.110.4300 is a two normally open contact variant, while the 66.82.8.110.4003 has a different product configuration suffix. Their complete contact diagrams and connection arrangements should be compared before substitution.
Before installation, confirm the 110 V AC coil supply, two-pole contact arrangement, switching load ratings, terminal connections and applicable insulation and environmental requirements against the manufacturer's product specifications.
Finder Series 66 power relays provide dependable electromagnetic switching solutions for industrial machinery, electrical control equipment and power management applications. Their robust construction, versatile coil options and range of contact configurations make them a practical choice for engineers and OEM manufacturers developing reliable industrial switching systems.
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