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Finder 7S.14.9.012.4310 is a 12 V DC electromechanical safety relay featuring four forcibly guided contacts in a 3 NO + 1 NC configuration, 6 A contact rating, LED indication and screwless DIN rail mounting for industrial safety-related control systems.
£63.28
The Finder 7S.14.9.012.4310 is a compact and dependable electromechanical safety relay with forcibly guided contacts, designed for safety-related switching and monitoring applications in industrial machinery and automation systems. As part of the Finder 7S Series modular safety relay range, it provides reliable switching performance and mechanically linked contact operation for industrial safety control circuits.
This safety relay features four forcibly guided contacts arranged as 3 normally open (NO) and 1 normally closed (NC), providing three switching contacts and one feedback contact for appropriately designed safety-related circuits. Its mechanically linked contact system helps external monitoring equipment detect contact faults, including welded contacts, supporting dependable operation in industrial machinery safety applications.
With a 12 V DC operating coil, a 6 A rated contact current and a 250 V AC nominal switching voltage, the Finder 7S.14.9.012.4310 is suitable for industrial control panels, safety interface assemblies and machinery monitoring systems. Its compact modular construction, spring-loaded screwless terminals and integrated LED indicator simplify installation and maintenance within DIN rail-mounted electrical enclosures.
Safety relays with forcibly guided contacts are important components in industrial safety-related control systems. Their mechanically linked contact construction ensures that normally open and normally closed contacts cannot simultaneously assume closed positions under specified fault conditions. This characteristic allows suitable external monitoring circuits to detect failures such as welded contacts and helps support the diagnostic functions required in machinery safety applications.
The Finder 7S.14.9.012.4310 features a 3 NO + 1 NC contact arrangement, making it particularly suitable for applications requiring multiple normally open switching paths and a normally closed feedback contact. The relay can be incorporated into safety interface assemblies, monitored switching arrangements and industrial automation control systems.
Its 12 V DC coil, 6 A contact rating and compact DIN rail-mounted construction make it convenient for electrical panel builders and machinery manufacturers. The integrated LED indicator assists with operational checks, while spring-loaded terminals support straightforward installation and servicing.
As an electromechanical safety relay, the 7S.14.9.012.4310 is intended to operate as a component within a properly engineered safety-related control system. The achievable safety performance level, diagnostic coverage and system reliability depend on the complete circuit architecture, external monitoring arrangements and application-specific safety assessment.
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| Device Type | Positively Guided Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Spring clamp | |
| Switching Current (A) | 6 A | |
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 7S Series | |
| Model | 7S.14.9.012.4310 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical safety relay | |
| Contact technology | Forcibly guided contacts | |
| Contact configuration | 3 NO + 1 NC | |
| Number of contacts | 4 | |
| Contact form | 4PST, 3 Form A + 1 Form B | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 12 V DC | |
| Rated contact current | 6 A | |
| Nominal switching voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Nominal coil power | 800 mW | |
| Nominal coil current | 64.7 mA | |
| Coil resistance | 185.5 Ω | |
| Must-operate voltage | 9.6 V DC | |
| Must-release voltage | 1.2 V DC | |
| Operate time | 12 ms | |
| Release time | 10 ms | |
| Contact material | Silver tin oxide (AgSnO) | |
| Operating temperature | −40 to +70 °C | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail mounting | |
| Terminal type | Spring-loaded screwless terminals | |
| Status indication | Integrated LED indicator | |
| Contact terminal arrangement | 11–12, 23–24, 33–34, 43–44 | |
| Coil terminals | A1 / A2 | |
| Weight | approx. 118 g | |
| Country of origin | Italy | |
| RoHS compliance | Compliant |
The Finder 7S.14.9.012.4310 is an electromechanical safety relay with forcibly guided contacts, designed for safety-related switching, contact monitoring and industrial machinery control applications.
The relay features four forcibly guided contacts arranged as 3 normally open (NO) and 1 normally closed (NC), providing three switching paths and one feedback contact for appropriately designed safety-related circuits.
The relay operates from a 12 V DC coil supply, with a nominal coil power consumption of 800 mW and a nominal coil current of approximately 64.7 mA.
The Finder 7S.14.9.012.4310 has a 6 A rated contact current and a 250 V AC nominal switching voltage. The permissible switching load depends on the electrical utilisation category and operating conditions.
Forcibly guided contacts are mechanically linked normally open and normally closed contacts designed to prevent both contact types from being closed simultaneously under specified fault conditions. This enables suitable external monitoring circuits to detect contact failures, including welded contacts.
Yes. The relay features an integrated LED status indicator that provides visual indication of coil energisation, making operational checks and fault investigation easier.
The relay is designed for DIN rail mounting inside suitable electrical control cabinets. Its spring-loaded screwless terminals allow convenient wiring without conventional screw terminal connections.
Finder 7S Series safety relays combine forcibly guided contact technology, dependable electromechanical switching and compact DIN rail construction to support industrial automation engineers and machine builders developing reliable safety-related control systems.
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