Why Choose the Finder 40.61 Series General Purpose Relays?
The Finder 40.61.7.110.0000 and Finder 40.61.8.006.0300 are compact miniature electromechanical general purpose relays from the Finder 40.61 Series, designed for reliable switching in industrial automation, electrical control panels and electronic applications.
These relays provide dependable electrical isolation and controlled switching between control circuits and connected loads. Their compact construction allows integration into automation equipment, control systems and electrical assemblies using PCB mounting or compatible socket solutions.
The 40.61.7.110.0000 features a 110 V DC coil, while the 40.61.8.006.0300 features a 6 V AC coil. Both models are part of the Finder 40.61 miniature relay family designed for reliable switching applications.
Key Advantages
- Compact miniature relay design for industrial control applications.
- 110 V DC and 6 V AC coil options for flexible control circuit integration.
- Reliable electrical isolation between coil and contacts.
- Suitable for PCB mounting and compatible socket installation.
- Designed for automation, control and electrical switching applications.
Key Features
- Finder 40.61 Series miniature PCB/plug-in relay.
- 40.61.7.110.0000: 110 V DC coil version.
- 40.61.8.006.0300: 6 V AC coil version.
- SPDT (1 CO) contact configuration.
- 16 A contact rating.
- AgSnO₂ contact material.
- Compact construction for control panels and automation systems.
Reliable Switching for Industrial Control Systems
Electromechanical relays such as the Finder 40.61 series provide controlled switching between control circuits and connected electrical loads. Their compact design and high current capability make them suitable for industrial equipment, automation panels and electronic control systems.
The Finder 40 Series combines dependable switching performance with compact dimensions, supporting reliable solutions across industrial and commercial applications.
Typical Applications
- Industrial automation control panels.
- Machine control systems.
- Electrical distribution equipment.
- Building automation systems.
- Electronic control assemblies.
- General purpose switching applications.