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Finder 43.41.7.005.0000 is a compact Series 43 low-profile electromechanical PCB relay featuring a sensitive 5 V DC coil, a 10 A single-pole changeover contact and reinforced coil-to-contact insulation for electronic control equipment, industrial automation and machinery switching applications.
The Finder 43.41.7.005.0000 is a compact and reliable low-profile electromechanical PCB relay designed for switching electrical loads in electronic control equipment, industrial automation and machinery applications. As part of the established Finder Series 43 low-profile relay range, it combines sensitive DC coil operation with dependable switching performance and a space-saving construction suitable for printed circuit board assemblies.
Featuring a 5 V DC sensitive operating coil and a 10 A single-pole changeover contact, the Finder 43.41.7.005.0000 enables low-voltage electronic control circuits to operate separate electrical loads. Its single-pole double-throw (SPDT) contact arrangement provides normally open and normally closed switching functions, making it suitable for control logic, signalling, auxiliary switching and electronic equipment interfaces.
The relay incorporates a 250 mW sensitive DC coil and a low-profile housing designed for compact PCB installations. Its reinforced coil-to-contact insulation and PCB-compatible construction make it a practical solution for electronic equipment manufacturers, automation engineers and control system designers requiring dependable electrical switching in restricted installation spaces.
Electromechanical relays such as the Finder 43.41.7.005.0000 use an electromagnetic coil to control a separate electrical switching circuit. When the 5 V DC coil is energised, the internal armature transfers the common contact from the normally closed terminal to the normally open terminal. When the coil supply is removed, the relay returns to its normal contact position.
The Finder Series 43 is designed for electronic equipment requiring low-profile construction, sensitive DC coil operation and dependable electrical switching. The 43.41 configuration provides a single 10 A changeover contact with reinforced insulation between the coil and contacts, making it suitable for appropriately designed control circuits requiring separation between low-voltage electronics and switched electrical loads.
The relay's 250 mW nominal coil consumption supports integration into low-power electronic control systems, while its PCB-compatible construction allows straightforward installation in compact circuit assemblies. Its miniature housing makes it particularly useful for electronic equipment where installation height and available board space are important design considerations. Engineers should ensure that the coil-driving circuit can supply the required operating current and that connected loads remain within the relay's applicable switching ratings.
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| Device Type | PCB Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting Type | PCB | |
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Switching Current (A) | 10 A | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | Finder Series 43 | |
| Model | 43.41.7.005.0000 | |
| Product type | Low-profile electromechanical PCB relay | |
| Relay configuration | Single-pole double-throw (SPDT) | |
| Contact arrangement | 1 CO / 1 Form C | |
| Number of poles | 1 | |
| Rated contact current | 10 A | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 5 V DC | |
| Coil type | Sensitive DC electromagnetic coil | |
| Nominal coil power | 250 mW | |
| Nominal coil resistance | Approximately 100 Ω | |
| Nominal coil current | Approximately 50 mA | |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Rated resistive switching capacity (AC1) | 2,500 VA | |
| Coil-to-contact insulation | Reinforced | |
| Coil-to-contact impulse withstand voltage | 6 kV | |
| Relay operation | Monostable / non-latching | |
| Contact function | Changeover switching | |
| Mounting type | Printed circuit board mounting | |
| Housing design | Low-profile miniature relay | |
| Relay technology | Electromechanical |
The Finder 43.41.7.005.0000 is a low-profile electromechanical PCB relay used for switching electrical circuits in electronic control equipment, industrial automation, machinery and building control systems. It allows a low-voltage DC control signal to operate a separate electrical load circuit.
The relay uses a 5 V DC nominal operating coil with approximately 100 Ω resistance and 250 mW nominal coil consumption. Its sensitive coil is designed for compatible low-voltage electronic control circuits.
The Finder 43.41.7.005.0000 has a 10 A rated contact current and a rated resistive switching capacity of 2,500 VA at 250 V AC. The permissible switching current depends on the load type, operating voltage and electrical utilisation conditions.
This model features one single-pole double-throw (SPDT) changeover contact. It provides a common terminal with normally open and normally closed connections, allowing the relay to select between two switching paths when its coil is energised.
Yes. The relay is designed for direct PCB mounting. Its low-profile housing makes it suitable for compact electronic control assemblies, industrial automation equipment and OEM machinery where reliable electrical switching and efficient use of installation space are required.
Finder Series 43 low-profile relays provide compact and dependable electromechanical switching solutions for electronic control boards, industrial automation and OEM equipment. The 43.41.7.005.0000 combines a sensitive 5 V DC coil, a 10 A changeover contact and reinforced electrical insulation to support reliable switching in space-constrained electronic assemblies.
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