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Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 is a 30 A industrial electromechanical power relay with a 36 V DC coil, one normally open contact, silver tin oxide contact material, a minimum 3 mm contact gap, Faston 250 terminals and rear flange mounting for industrial automation and high-current electrical switching.
The Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 is a heavy-duty 30 A industrial electromechanical power relay designed for reliable high-current switching in automation systems, machinery and electrical control equipment. Part of the established Finder 65 Series, this model combines a 36 V DC operating coil with a single normally open contact (SPST-NO / 1 Form A).
Featuring silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contact material, the Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 is designed for repeated switching of compatible industrial electrical loads. Its 30 A rated contact current, 250 V AC rated contact voltage and 7,500 VA AC1 resistive switching capacity make it suitable for applications involving industrial heating, machinery, electrical power control and automation.
The relay features a minimum 3 mm open-contact gap, providing increased physical separation when the contact is open. Its Faston 250 quick-connect terminals and rear flange mounting arrangement support secure installation in compatible electrical panels and equipment.
The Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 operates as an electrically controlled power switch. When its 36 V DC coil is energised, the relay closes its normally open contact, allowing current to flow through the connected load circuit. When coil power is removed, the contact returns to its open position.
The single-pole normally open contact arrangement makes this relay particularly suitable for controlling one high-current electrical load using a separate DC control signal. Unlike variants with both normally open and normally closed contacts, this model provides one switching path rated at 30 A.
The relay's AgSnO₂ contact material supports reliable switching within the manufacturer's specified electrical limits. Its minimum 3 mm contact gap provides increased separation when open, making it useful in equipment designed around this contact-gap requirement. However, the relay should not be considered a replacement for a dedicated safety isolator unless the complete installation meets the applicable safety standards.
With Faston 250 quick-connect terminals and a rear flange mounting arrangement, the Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 offers a practical solution for compatible panel and chassis installations. Its 36 V DC coil makes it particularly relevant to industrial equipment using this nominal DC control voltage.
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| Device Type | Power Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Faston / flat-pin | |
| Switching Current (A) | 30 A | |
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Mounting Type | Panel | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 65 Series Power Relays | |
| Model | 65.31.9.036.4300 | |
| Product type | Industrial electromechanical power relay | |
| Contact configuration | SPST-NO / 1 Form A | |
| Number of poles | 1 | |
| Normally open contacts | 1 | |
| Rated contact current | 30 A | |
| Maximum peak contact current | 120 A for 5 ms | |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Rated resistive load (AC1) | 7,500 VA | |
| Rated inductive load (AC15 at 230 V AC) | 1,250 VA | |
| Single-phase motor rating at 230 V AC | 1.5 kW | |
| DC1 breaking capacity at 24 V DC | 30 A | |
| DC1 breaking capacity at 110 V DC | 1.1 A | |
| DC1 breaking capacity at 220 V DC | 0.7 A | |
| Minimum switching load | 1,000 mW (10 V / 10 mA) | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 36 V DC | |
| Coil type | DC, non-latching | |
| Nominal coil consumption | 1.3 W | |
| Calculated nominal coil current | Approximately 36 mA | |
| Calculated nominal coil resistance | Approximately 1 kΩ | |
| DC coil operating range | Approximately 30.6 to 39.6 V DC under specified reference conditions | |
| Contact material | Silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) | |
| Open-contact gap | At least 3 mm | |
| Mounting type | Chassis / panel mounting | |
| Mounting arrangement | Rear flange | |
| Terminal type | Faston 250 quick-connect | |
| Terminal dimensions | 6.3 × 0.8 mm | |
| Number of electrical terminals | 4 | |
| Operating temperature | −40 to +75 °C | |
| Mechanical endurance | 30 million operations for DC coil versions | |
| Electrical endurance at rated AC1 load | 30,000 operations | |
| Operating time | Approximately 15 ms | |
| Release time | Approximately 4 ms | |
| Coil-to-contact impulse withstand voltage | 4 kV | |
| Dielectric strength between open contacts | 2,500 V AC | |
| Environmental protection category | RT I | |
| Application | Industrial automation, high-current switching and electrical control systems |
The Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 is a 30 A industrial power relay used for switching electrical loads in automation systems, machinery and electrical control panels. It uses a 36 V DC coil to operate a single normally open contact.
The relay has a 36 V DC nominal coil voltage. The Finder 65 Series DC coil specification gives a nominal power consumption of 1.3 W. This corresponds to approximately 36 mA at the nominal voltage.
The Finder 65 Series DC coil operating range is approximately 85% to 110% of nominal voltage. For a 36 V DC coil, this corresponds to approximately 30.6 to 39.6 V DC under the manufacturer's specified reference conditions.
The Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 has a 30 A rated contact current at 250 V AC, with a rated resistive switching capacity of 7,500 VA. The actual permissible load depends on its switching category, voltage and operating conditions.
The relay has one normally open contact (SPST-NO / 1 Form A). The contact closes when the coil is energised and opens when the coil is de-energised. It does not provide a normally closed or changeover contact.
The relay has a minimum 3 mm gap between its open contacts. This provides increased physical separation when the relay is de-energised. The overall equipment design must still comply with applicable electrical safety and isolation requirements.
The relay uses a rear flange mounting arrangement for installation on a compatible panel or chassis. Electrical connections are made through Faston 250 quick-connect terminals measuring 6.3 × 0.8 mm.
The relay uses silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contacts. This cadmium-free contact material is designed for dependable switching of compatible industrial electrical loads.
The Finder 65.31-4300 DC coil relay range has a specified mechanical endurance of 30 million operations and an electrical endurance of 30,000 operations at the rated AC1 load. Actual service life depends on electrical loading, switching frequency and environmental conditions.
Both models belong to the Finder 65.31-4300 range and provide a 30 A single normally open contact. The key difference is the coil voltage: the 65.31.9.036.4300 uses a 36 V DC coil, while the 65.31.9.024.4300 uses a 24 V DC coil. They should not be substituted without confirming the available control supply.
Yes. The relay can switch compatible DC loads. The Finder 65.31-4300 specification lists resistive DC1 breaking capacities of 30 A at 24 V DC, 1.1 A at 110 V DC and 0.7 A at 220 V DC. Higher-voltage or inductive DC applications require careful assessment against the manufacturer's switching characteristics.
Finder 65 Series power relays are designed for demanding industrial automation, electrical control and power management applications. The Finder 65.31.9.036.4300 combines a 30 A contact rating, 36 V DC operating coil, single normally open contact, silver tin oxide contact material, minimum 3 mm contact gap and Faston 250 terminals to provide dependable high-current switching for compatible industrial equipment.
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