Finder 40.62.7.012.4000 – 40 Series Miniature PCB Relays

Why Choose the Finder 40.62.7.012.4000 Miniature Power Relay?

The Finder 40.62.7.012.4000 is a compact and dependable 10 A miniature electromechanical power relay designed for reliable electrical switching in industrial automation, control panels and electronic equipment. As part of the established Finder 40 Series PCB/plug-in relay family, it combines dual-circuit switching capability with a space-efficient design suitable for industrial machinery, electronic assemblies and OEM applications.

Featuring a 12 V DC operating coil and a double-pole changeover (DPDT/2 CO) contact configuration, this relay enables two independent electrical circuits to be switched simultaneously using a single control signal. Its electromagnetic switching mechanism provides galvanic isolation between the control coil and contact circuits, allowing low-voltage control systems to operate suitable electrical loads.

With a 10 A rated contact current, a 250 V AC nominal contact voltage and a maximum switching voltage of 400 V AC, the Finder 40.62.7.012.4000 is suitable for applications including industrial control equipment, lighting circuits, electronic interfaces and automated machinery. Its silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contacts provide dependable switching performance, while its compact construction supports PCB installation and compatible socket mounting.

Key Advantages

• Compact 10 A miniature power relay for industrial and electronic switching applications.
• 12 V DC nominal operating coil suitable for low-voltage control systems.
• Double-pole changeover (DPDT/2 CO) contacts enable simultaneous switching of two circuits.
• 250 V AC nominal contact voltage for suitable electrical loads.
• 400 V AC maximum switching voltage under specified operating conditions.
• Silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contact material provides reliable switching performance.
• 0.5 W nominal coil consumption supports efficient control-circuit operation.
• Compact PCB-compatible design helps reduce installation space.
• RT II flux-proof protection supports reliable PCB assembly processes.
• Compatible with selected Finder 95 Series relay sockets for flexible mounting.

Key Features

• Finder 40 Series miniature electromechanical power relay.
• 40.62 relay type with two changeover contacts.
• 10 A rated contact switching current.
• 12 V DC nominal coil voltage.
• DPDT (2 CO / 2 Form C) contact configuration.
• 250 V AC rated contact voltage.
• 400 V AC maximum switching voltage.
• 2,500 VA rated AC-1 switching capacity.
• 288 Ω nominal coil resistance.
• 0.5 W nominal coil power consumption.
• Approximately 42 mA nominal coil current.
• Silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contacts.
• 12 ms operate time and 4 ms release time.
• −40 to +85 °C operating temperature range.
• RT II flux-proof environmental protection.
• 5 mm contact terminal pin pitch.
• Compact housing measuring approximately 29 × 12.4 × 25 mm.
• Suitable for PCB mounting and compatible relay socket installations.

Reliable Dual-Circuit Switching for Industrial Automation

Electromechanical relays such as the Finder 40.62 operate by energising an electromagnetic coil to change the position of their electrical contacts. The DPDT contact arrangement provides two separate changeover contact sets operated by a common coil, making the relay particularly useful for simultaneous circuit switching, control signal routing and electrical interface applications.

The Finder 40 Series is designed for industrial control systems, electronic assemblies and automation equipment requiring compact and dependable switching components. The silver tin oxide contact material offers suitable performance for a range of electrical switching duties, while reinforced coil-to-contact insulation and RT II flux-proof construction support reliable integration into professional electrical equipment.

Typical Applications

• Industrial automation and machine control systems.
• PLC output interfacing and electronic control circuits.
• Electrical control panels and relay switching assemblies.
• Printed circuit board assemblies and electronic equipment.
• Lighting control and electrical switching circuits.
• Motor control interfaces and auxiliary control systems.
• Automatic doors, gates, blinds and shutter control equipment.
• Building automation and electrical distribution controls.
• Vending machines and automated equipment.
• OEM machinery and industrial electronic products.