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Finder 40.62.9.110.4000 is a 10 A miniature electromechanical power relay with a 110 V DC coil, two changeover contacts and silver tin oxide contact material, designed for dependable dual-circuit switching in industrial automation, control panels and electronic equipment.
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The Finder 40.62.9.110.4000 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 construction suitable for industrial machinery, electronic assemblies and OEM control applications.
Featuring a 110 V DC operating coil and a double-pole changeover (DPDT/2 CO) contact configuration, the Finder 40.62.9.110.4000 enables two independent electrical circuits to be switched simultaneously using a single control signal. Its electromagnetic operating mechanism provides galvanic isolation between the control coil and switching contacts, allowing a compatible DC control circuit to operate separate 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, this relay is suitable for industrial control equipment, electrical switching interfaces and automated machinery. Its silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contacts offer dependable switching performance, particularly for suitable loads with elevated inrush currents, while its compact housing supports PCB and compatible socket-based installations.
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 110 V DC coil configuration makes this model suitable for control systems using this nominal DC voltage, while its AgSnO₂ contacts provide a practical option for suitable switching duties involving higher inrush currents. Reinforced insulation and RT II flux-proof construction support integration into professional electrical equipment.
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| Device Type | Plug-in Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | PCB, Plug-in socket | |
| Switching Current (A) | 10 A | |
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 40 Series PCB/Plug-in Relays | |
| Model | 40.62.9.110.4000 | |
| Product type | Miniature electromechanical power relay | |
| Relay operation | Monostable / non-latching | |
| Contact configuration | 2 CO / DPDT (double-pole changeover) | |
| Number of poles | 2 | |
| Rated contact current | 10 A | |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Rated AC-1 switching capacity | 2,500 VA | |
| Rated AC-15 load at 230 V AC | 750 VA | |
| Single-phase motor rating at 230 V AC | 0.37 kW | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 110 V DC | |
| Coil type | Standard DC electromagnetic coil | |
| Nominal coil consumption | 0.65 W | |
| Coil resistance | Approximately 18,600 Ω | |
| Nominal coil current | Approximately 5.9 mA | |
| Standard DC coil operating range | Approximately 80.3–165 V DC | |
| Operate time | Approximately 7 ms | |
| Release time | Approximately 3 ms | |
| Contact material | Silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) | |
| Coil-to-contact insulation | Reinforced insulation | |
| Coil-to-contact clearance and creepage | 8 mm | |
| Coil-to-contact impulse withstand voltage | 6 kV | |
| Contact terminal pin pitch | 5 mm | |
| Environmental protection | RT II, flux-proof | |
| Operating temperature | −40 to +85 °C | |
| Mounting type | PCB / compatible relay socket | |
| Termination | PCB solder pins / plug-in connection | |
| Compatible socket family | Finder 95 Series, subject to socket compatibility | |
| Body dimensions (L × W × H) | Approximately 29 × 12.4 × 25 mm |
The Finder 40.62.9.110.4000 is a 10 A miniature electromechanical relay designed for switching electrical circuits in industrial automation, control panels, PCB assemblies and electronic equipment. Its two changeover contacts enable simultaneous switching of two independent circuits.
This relay features a 110 V DC nominal operating coil with approximately 0.65 W power consumption. It is intended for compatible DC control circuits rather than direct AC coil operation.
The Finder 40.62.9.110.4000 provides a 10 A rated contact current, a nominal contact voltage of 250 V AC and a rated AC-1 switching capacity of 2,500 VA. Actual permissible switching loads depend on the load characteristics and operating conditions.
This model uses silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contacts, which offer good resistance to contact welding and are suitable for appropriately rated switching applications involving elevated inrush currents.
The relay is designed for printed circuit board mounting and installation using compatible Finder 95 Series relay sockets. Suitable sockets can also support installation on 35 mm DIN rails, depending on the selected accessory.
Finder 40 Series miniature relays are widely used by electrical engineers, automation specialists and OEM equipment manufacturers for dependable electrical switching. Their compact construction, versatile contact configurations and compatible mounting accessories make them a practical solution for industrial control systems, electronic assemblies and automated machinery.
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