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Finder 45.31.9.024.0610 is a Series 45 miniature electromagnetic PCB power relay featuring a 24 V DC coil and compact PCB-mounted construction for electrical switching in industrial automation and electronic control equipment.
£5.01
The Finder 45.31.9.024.0610 is a compact electromagnetic PCB power relay designed for reliable electrical switching in electronic equipment, industrial automation and appliance control systems. As part of the Finder Series 45 miniature power relay range, this model provides a practical switching solution for manufacturers requiring compact construction and dependable operation.
Featuring a 24 V DC coil, the Finder 45.31.9.024.0610 allows an electrical load to be controlled through a separate low-voltage circuit. Its electromagnetic operating mechanism provides electrical isolation between the coil and switching contacts, making it suitable for integration into electronic control boards and automation interfaces.
The Finder Type 45.31 belongs to a family of miniature PCB relays designed for electrical switching applications where compact dimensions and reliable contact operation are important. Its PCB solder terminals support direct installation into electronic assemblies, while the monostable operating mechanism returns the contacts to their normal state when coil power is removed.
Electromagnetic relays such as the Finder 45.31.9.024.0610 allow electrical circuits to be controlled using a separate low-voltage supply. When the 24 V DC coil is energised, the internal electromagnetic mechanism changes the state of the relay contacts, allowing a connected electrical load or control signal to be switched.
The Finder Series 45 provides compact switching components for electronic equipment manufacturers, automation engineers and control system designers. The 45.31.9.024.0610 supports integration into PCB-based control systems where dependable electromagnetic operation, electrical isolation and space-efficient installation are required.
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| Device Type | PCB Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | PCB / pins | |
| Mounting Type | PCB | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | Series 45 | |
| Model | 45.31.9.024.0610 | |
| Product type | Miniature electromagnetic PCB power relay | |
| Relay type | 45.31 | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Coil supply type | DC | |
| Operating mechanism | Electromagnetic, monostable | |
| Mounting type | PCB mounting | |
| Terminal type | PCB solder pins | |
| Product family | Finder miniature power relays | |
| Manufacturer variant | 0610 |
The Finder 45.31.9.024.0610 is a miniature electromagnetic PCB relay used for electrical switching in electronic equipment, industrial automation and appliance control systems.
This relay operates using a 24 V DC nominal coil and requires a compatible DC control supply.
Yes. The relay is designed for printed circuit board mounting using solder terminals.
No. It is a monostable electromagnetic relay, meaning its contacts return to their normal position when coil power is removed.
Yes. Its electromagnetic construction separates the coil control circuit from the switching contacts, subject to the manufacturer's insulation ratings and correct installation.
Finder Series 45 relays are commonly incorporated into PCB assemblies, electrical appliances, automation interfaces and electronic control equipment.
Finder Series 45 miniature relays provide compact electromagnetic switching solutions for electronic designers, industrial automation engineers and equipment manufacturers. The Finder 45.31.9.024.0610 combines a 24 V DC operating coil with PCB-compatible construction for integration into electrical control systems and electronic equipment.
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