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Finder 77.F1.9.024.8650 is an 80 A single-phase solid state relay with a 3–32 V DC control input, 24–660 V AC load switching range, zero-crossing operation, screw terminals and panel or heat-sink mounting for industrial AC load control.
£37.06
The Finder 77.F1.9.024.8650 is an industrial 80 A single-phase solid state relay (SSR) designed for high-current, contactless switching of AC electrical loads. Part of the Finder 77 Series, this relay provides a robust electronic switching solution for industrial heating, process control, automated machinery and electrical control systems.
Featuring a 3–32 V DC control input and a 24–660 V AC load switching range, the Finder 77.F1.9.024.8650 enables compatible low-voltage electronic controllers to operate higher-voltage AC equipment. Its single normally open semiconductor output (SPST-NO) is rated at 80 A when installed with appropriate thermal management, making it suitable for demanding applications requiring frequent switching.
The relay incorporates zero-crossing switching, which initiates conduction near an AC voltage zero crossing to help reduce electrical switching interference. Its hockey-puck-style housing, protective folding screw cover, screw terminals and panel or heat-sink mounting arrangement provide a practical installation format for industrial electrical assemblies.
The Finder 77.F1.9.024.8650 uses an electronic semiconductor output rather than conventional mechanical relay contacts. When a suitable 3–32 V DC control signal is applied, the relay initiates conduction near an AC voltage zero crossing, allowing current to flow through the connected load. When the control signal is removed, conduction ceases according to the semiconductor output's operating characteristics.
This zero-crossing switching method is particularly useful for suitable resistive loads, including industrial heating elements, where reduced switching interference and frequent operation are desirable. The relay's 80 A rating requires an appropriately selected heat sink and suitable installation conditions. Load characteristics, ambient temperature, ventilation, wiring and protective devices must be considered during design. As a semiconductor switching device, the relay may exhibit off-state leakage current and must not be used as a substitute for a mechanical isolating switch.
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| Device Type | Solid State Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Screw | |
| Mounting Type | Panel | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 77 Series | |
| Manufacturer part number | 77.F1.9.024.8650 | |
| Product type | Single-phase solid state relay | |
| Housing style | Hockey puck | |
| Number of switched phases | 1 | |
| Output configuration | 1 NO / SPST-NO | |
| Rated output current | 80 A | |
| Rated output voltage | 600 V AC | |
| Load switching voltage range | 24–660 V AC | |
| Nominal control voltage | 24 V DC | |
| Control voltage range | 3–32 V DC | |
| Control input type | DC | |
| Switching characteristic | Zero-crossing | |
| Maximum peak current | 800 A for 10 ms | |
| Operating frequency | 47–400 Hz | |
| Ambient operating temperature | −30 to +80 °C | |
| Mounting method | Panel or heat-sink mounting | |
| Terminal type | Screw terminals | |
| Terminal arrangement | Relay style, input and output on opposite sides | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Compliance | RoHS | |
| EAN / GTIN-13 | 8012823450735 | |
| Product category | Solid State Relays |
The Finder 77.F1.9.024.8650 is an 80 A single-phase solid state relay designed for contactless switching of suitable AC loads in industrial heating, automation and electrical control applications.
The relay accepts a 3–32 V DC control input, making it suitable for compatible low-voltage electronic controllers and PLC outputs.
The Finder 77.F1.9.024.8650 has an 80 A rated output current. This rating requires suitable heat-sink selection and compliance with the specified operating and thermal conditions.
The relay is designed for a 24–660 V AC load switching range, with a rated output voltage of 600 V AC.
Yes. The relay uses zero-crossing turn-on switching, initiating conduction near the AC voltage zero crossing to help reduce electrical switching interference.
The relay provides one normally open semiconductor output path, equivalent to an SPST-NO contact arrangement, for single-phase AC load switching.
Yes. Its 3–32 V DC input can be operated by a compatible PLC output or electronic controller, provided the controller meets the relay's electrical input requirements.
Yes. A suitably rated heat sink is necessary for high-current operation. The allowable load current depends on the thermal resistance of the mounting arrangement and the installation's ambient temperature.
The relay has a specified maximum peak current of 800 A for 10 ms under the applicable test conditions. This is a short-duration peak rating, not a continuous operating current.
Yes. Its hockey-puck-style housing is suitable for mounting on control cabinet sheet metal or an appropriate heat sink, provided the installation meets the necessary thermal requirements.
No. The Finder 77.F1.9.024.8650 has a DC control input but an AC semiconductor load output. It is intended for AC load switching rather than DC load switching.
No. Semiconductor outputs can exhibit off-state leakage current and do not provide the same isolation as a mechanical disconnecting device. Suitable electrical isolation and circuit protection must be provided separately.
Finder 77 Series solid state relays are designed for electrical engineers, industrial automation specialists, panel builders and machinery manufacturers requiring reliable high-current semiconductor switching, silent operation and practical integration into industrial heating, process control and automated production systems.
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