Finder 62.32.9.024.0360 is a 16 A DPST-NO industrial power relay featuring two normally open contacts with a minimum 3 mm gap, a 24 V DC coil, an LED and a suppression diode.
£19.70
The Finder 62.32.9.024.0360 is a robust 16 A industrial power relay with an LED and suppression diode, designed for switching electrical loads in control panels, machinery and automation systems. Part of the established Finder 62 Series, it combines two normally open contacts with a 24 V DC coil.
Its DPST-NO contact configuration allows two independent load circuits to be switched simultaneously when the coil is energised. Each normally open contact has a gap of at least 3 mm, while the LED indicates coil energisation and the integrated diode suppresses the reverse-voltage transient produced when the coil is switched off.
The 62.32.9.024.0360 supports a rated AC-1 load of 4,000 VA and can be fitted to a compatible Finder 92 Series socket or connected through its 4.8 × 0.5 mm Faston 187 terminals. Correct polarity must be observed, with the positive supply connected to A/A1.
Industrial power relays allow a low-voltage control circuit to switch higher-current electrical loads while maintaining separation between the control and load sides. The Finder 62.32.9.024.0360 uses a 24 V DC coil to close two normally open contacts simultaneously, making it suitable for controlling contactors, lighting, solenoid valves and auxiliary machinery.
When the relay coil is de-energised, its collapsing magnetic field can generate a reverse-voltage transient. The integrated diode suppresses this transient, while the LED provides immediate visual confirmation that the coil is energised. Correct coil polarity must be maintained during installation.
| HS Code | 85364900 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Finder |
| Series | 62 Series |
| Model | 62.32.9.024.0360 |
| Product type | Industrial power relay with LED and diode |
| Contact configuration | 2 NO (DPST-NO / 2 Form A) |
| Contact gap | ≥3 mm |
| Rated contact current | 16 A |
| Maximum peak current | 120 A for 5 ms |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC |
| Rated load AC-1 | 4,000 VA |
| Rated load AC-15 at 230 V AC | 750 VA |
| Motor rating at 230 V AC | 0.8 kW |
| DC-1 breaking capacity at 24 V DC | 16 A |
| DC-1 breaking capacity at 110 V DC | 1.1 A |
| DC-1 breaking capacity at 220 V DC | 0.7 A |
| Coil voltage | 24 V DC |
| Rated coil power | 3 W |
| Coil current | 125 mA |
| Coil resistance | 192 Ω |
| Coil operating range | 20.4–26.4 V DC |
| Must-release voltage | 2.4 V DC |
| Coil indication | LED |
| Coil suppression | Integrated diode |
| Coil polarity | Positive to A/A1 |
| Contact material | AgCdO |
| Minimum switching load | 1,000 mW (10 V / 10 mA) |
| Operate time | 15 ms |
| Release time | 3 ms |
| Mechanical life | 30 million cycles |
| Electrical life at rated AC-1 load | 100,000 cycles |
| Impulse withstand between coil and contacts | 6 kV |
| Dielectric strength between open contacts | 3,000 V AC |
| Coil-to-contact clearance | 6 mm |
| Coil-to-contact creepage distance | 8 mm |
| Ambient temperature range | −40 to +50 °C |
| Mounting type | Plug-in / socket mounting |
| Termination | Faston 187 quick-connect terminals |
| Terminal size | 4.8 × 0.5 mm |
| Environmental protection | RT I |
It is an industrial power relay used to switch two normally open load circuits in PLC-controlled machinery, control panels and other 24 V DC automation systems.
The Finder 62.32.9.024.0360 has a 24 V DC coil with a rated power consumption of 3 W.
It provides two normally open contacts, also described as DPST-NO or 2 Form A, with a rated contact current of 16 A.
The LED indicates when the coil is energised, while the diode suppresses the reverse-voltage transient generated when the DC coil is switched off.
Yes. The integrated LED and diode make the coil polarity-sensitive, so the positive supply must be connected to the A/A1 terminal.
Finder 62 Series power relays are designed to provide reliable high-current switching, increased normally open contact separation and integrated coil protection for industrial automation systems.
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