Why Choose the Finder 22.44.0.012.4710 Modular Contactor?
The Finder 22.44.0.012.4710 is a compact and reliable modular contactor designed for switching electrical loads in industrial, commercial and building automation applications. Part of the Finder 22 Series, this DIN rail mounted contactor provides dependable switching performance with a low-voltage AC/DC coil suitable for modern electrical installations.
This four-pole modular contactor features a 4 normally open contact configuration, a 40 A AC-1 rated current and a 12 V AC/DC coil, making it suitable for controlling lighting, heating, ventilation and industrial loads where reliable switching is required.
With a compact modular housing, screw terminal connections, silent coil operation and AgSnO₂ contact material, the Finder 22.44.0.012.4710 is designed for dependable installation in distribution boards, control panels and automation systems.
Key Advantages
- Compact modular contactor for industrial and building automation applications.
- 40 A switching capacity for reliable electrical load control.
- 12 V AC/DC coil supply for flexible control circuits.
- 4 NO contact configuration for multi-circuit switching.
- Space-saving DIN rail mounting design.
- Suitable for lighting, heating, HVAC and industrial switching applications.
Key Features
- Finder 22 Series modular contactor.
- 4-pole contact configuration.
- 4 normally open contacts.
- 12 V AC/DC coil voltage.
- 40 A rated operational current (AC-1).
- 16 A rated operational current (AC-3).
- AgSnO₂ contact material.
- Silent coil operation.
- 35 mm DIN rail mounting.
Reliable Switching Control for Electrical Systems
Modular contactors such as the Finder 22.44.0.012.4710 provide dependable switching of electrical loads while allowing compact installation inside distribution boards and control panels.
The Finder 22 Series is designed for installers, panel builders and automation engineers requiring reliable contactor solutions for commercial and industrial electrical systems.
Typical Applications
- Lighting control systems.
- Heating and HVAC installations.
- Building automation systems.
- Industrial control panels.
- Electrical distribution boards.
- Automation and switching equipment.