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Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 is a 5 A modular solid state relay with a nominal 24 V DC input, 4–32 V DC control range, 48–265 V AC output, zero-crossing switching and a 17.5 mm DIN rail housing for industrial lighting, heating and automation applications.
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The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 is a compact 5 A solid state relay (SSR) designed for reliable, contactless switching of single-phase AC electrical loads. Part of the Finder Series 77 modular solid state relay range, this industrial switching device combines semiconductor technology, a nominal 24 V DC control input and zero-crossing switching in a slim DIN rail mounted housing.
Featuring a 48–265 V AC output switching range and a 5 A rated load current, the Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 is suitable for appropriately rated lighting circuits, heating equipment, solenoid-operated devices and industrial automation applications. Its zero-crossing switching technology activates the output close to the AC voltage zero crossing, helping reduce switching transients and inrush effects in suitable applications.
Unlike a conventional electromechanical relay, the Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 uses a photo-coupled semiconductor switching mechanism without moving power contacts. This provides silent operation and eliminates mechanical contact wear. Its 17.5 mm wide modular housing, screw terminal connections and DIN rail mounting make it a practical solution for electrical control panels, building automation systems and industrial machinery.
The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 uses semiconductor switching technology to control an AC electrical load from a low-voltage DC input. When a compatible control signal is applied within its 4–32 V DC input range, the relay enables the AC output at the appropriate zero-crossing point. This makes the device particularly useful for applications where controlled switching of AC loads is desirable.
Zero-crossing switching means that the relay turns on when the instantaneous AC voltage is close to zero. For suitable resistive and lighting loads, this can help reduce electrical switching disturbances compared with switching at arbitrary points in the AC waveform. It can also help manage switching transients in selected applications, although actual inrush current depends on the connected load characteristics.
Unlike an electromechanical relay, the Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 does not rely on moving contacts to complete the power circuit. Its solid state switching mechanism enables silent operation without mechanical contact bounce or contact erosion. This makes it useful in automated systems where quiet, repeatable switching is required.
The relay's 5 A rated output and 48–265 V AC switching range make it suitable for appropriately rated single-phase AC loads. The specified 300 A peak current for 10 ms is a short-duration surge capability and must not be confused with the relay's continuous output current rating.
Because solid state relays generate heat during conduction, correct installation and thermal management are important. The actual permissible load current may depend on ambient temperature, mounting conditions and the manufacturer's derating requirements. A solid state relay may also allow a small leakage current when switched off, so it must not be treated as a substitute for a safety-rated isolator or mechanical disconnection device.
The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 is designed for DIN rail mounting and uses screw terminals for electrical connections. Its slim 17.5 mm housing allows multiple modules to be accommodated within industrial electrical cabinets while supporting straightforward integration into compatible control systems.
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| Device Type | Solid State Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Screw | |
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Load Voltage | 48–265 V AC | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 77 | |
| Manufacturer part number | 77.01.9.024.8050 | |
| Product type | Modular solid state relay (SSR) | |
| Relay technology | Photo-coupled semiconductor | |
| Switching arrangement | SPST-NO equivalent (1 Form A) | |
| Number of output poles | 1 | |
| Nominal input voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Input operating voltage range | 4–32 V DC | |
| Input supply type | DC | |
| Output type | AC | |
| Output voltage range | 48–265 V AC | |
| Rated output current | 5 A | |
| Switching method | Zero-crossing turn-on | |
| Maximum peak current | 300 A for 10 ms | |
| Input-to-output impulse insulation | 5 kV (1.2/50 µs) | |
| Housing width | 17.5 mm | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail mounting | |
| Connection type | Screw terminals | |
| Operating temperature | −20 to +70 °C | |
| Switching operation | Contactless semiconductor switching | |
| Approvals listed for the product | CE, cULus, EAC and UKCA | |
| Typical applications | Lighting, heating, solenoids and industrial AC load control |
The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 is a modular solid state relay used to switch single-phase AC electrical loads using a DC control signal. Typical applications include lighting, heating, solenoid control and industrial automation.
The relay has a 24 V DC nominal control input and operates with compatible DC input voltages between 4 V DC and 32 V DC.
The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 has a 5 A rated output current. The connected load, ambient temperature and installation conditions must be checked against the manufacturer's operating and derating specifications.
The relay is designed to switch 48–265 V AC loads. It is an AC-output solid state relay and is not intended for switching DC loads through its output terminals.
Zero-crossing switching means that the solid state relay turns on when the AC voltage waveform is close to zero. This can help reduce switching disturbances and certain inrush effects in suitable lighting and heating applications.
No. The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 uses photo-coupled semiconductor switching technology rather than moving mechanical contacts. Its output behaves as a normally open switching function but is not a mechanically isolated contact.
Yes. The relay can be controlled from a compatible PLC output or electronic control interface capable of supplying the required signal within its 4–32 V DC input range. The PLC output must meet the relay's input electrical requirements.
Yes. The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 is designed for DIN rail mounting and features a slim 17.5 mm wide housing with screw terminal connections for installation in electrical control cabinets.
Both models have a 4–32 V DC control input, a 5 A output rating and a 48–265 V AC switching range. The 77.01.9.024.8050 uses zero-crossing switching, whereas the 77.01.9.024.8051 uses random turn-on switching. The correct version depends on the load and the required switching behaviour.
No. A solid state relay does not provide the same physical contact separation as a mechanical isolator. The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 should not be used as the sole means of safety isolation, and suitable disconnection and protective devices must be provided where required.
Finder Series 77 modular solid state relays provide compact, silent and reliable semiconductor switching for industrial and building automation systems. The Finder 77.01.9.024.8050 combines a 24 V DC nominal input, 5 A AC output rating, 48–265 V AC switching range and zero-crossing technology in a slim 17.5 mm DIN rail module, making it a practical solution for lighting, heating and industrial electrical control applications.
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