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Finder 40.62.7.014.4000 Series 40 miniature electromechanical power relay featuring a 14 V DC sensitive coil, two 10 A changeover contacts, AgSnO2 contact material and compact PCB/plug-in construction for industrial automation and electronic control applications.
£11.34
The Finder 40.62.7.014.4000 is a compact 10 A, 14 V DC miniature electromechanical power relay from the Finder Series 40 range. Featuring two changeover contacts (2 CO / DPDT) and a sensitive DC coil, it is designed for reliable switching in industrial automation, printed circuit board assemblies, electrical control panels and electronic equipment.
Unlike the single-pole Finder Type 40.61, the Type 40.62 provides two separate changeover contact sets operated by the same coil. This allows two circuits to be switched simultaneously, making the relay suitable for control, signalling, electrical interlocking and equipment changeover applications.
The relay uses a 14 V DC sensitive coil with a nominal power consumption of approximately 0.5 W. Its silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contacts are designed for robust electrical switching, while the compact housing offers a practical solution where PCB or control panel space is limited.
The .4000 variant belongs to Finder's high-performance contact configuration within the Series 40 family. With 10 A rated contacts, 250 V AC rated contact voltage and a compact PCB/plug-in design, the Finder 40.62.7.014.4000 is well suited to professional electrical and electronic control applications.
Technical note: The Finder Type 40.62 family is rated at 10 A with two changeover contacts. Exact switching capacity, coil operating limits, terminal dimensions and variant-specific approvals should be checked against the latest Finder Series 40 datasheet. In particular, the 10 A rating is not a universal rating for all inductive, capacitive or high-inrush loads.
The Finder 40.62.7.014.4000 uses a 14 V DC sensitive coil, identified by the 7.014 section of its ordering code.
Sensitive DC coils are designed to require less operating power than comparable standard DC-coil configurations. This can be advantageous in electronic equipment where control-circuit power consumption and heat generation must be considered.
For the 14 V DC sensitive-coil family, the nominal consumption is approximately 0.5 W, corresponding to a coil current of approximately 35 mA and a resistance of approximately 400 Ω.
The coil should be supplied from an appropriately regulated DC source. Where a PLC, transistor or microcontroller-based circuit is used, the output stage must be rated for the coil's electrical requirements.
Appropriate suppression should also be considered to protect electronic switching devices against the voltage transient generated when coil current is interrupted.
The 2 CO / DPDT arrangement is one of the key advantages of the Finder 40.62.7.014.4000.
Each changeover contact set provides:
Because the relay has two changeover contact sets, a single control signal can transfer two separate electrical circuits at the same time.
This can be useful for switching paired control signals, operating two related loads, implementing electrical interlocks or providing simultaneous control and status functions.
Both contact sets are mechanically linked through the same relay mechanism. They should not be treated as independently controlled outputs.
The .4000 contact configuration is associated with silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contact material.
AgSnO₂ is commonly selected for electrical switching applications where contact wear and inrush-current behaviour are important considerations.
It can offer advantages for certain demanding loads compared with conventional contact materials, but its suitability depends on the complete electrical application.
For motors, transformers, LED drivers, solenoids and capacitive loads, the relevant inrush-current and electrical-life data should be checked before selecting the relay.
Where a circuit switches very small currents or low-level signals, the minimum switching-load specification must also be considered.
The Finder Type 40.62 has a compact body measuring approximately 29 × 12.4 × 25 mm.
This makes it suitable for electronic assemblies where PCB space and enclosure dimensions are limited.
The relay belongs to Finder's PCB/plug-in family and can be used with compatible socket arrangements where specified by the manufacturer.
Selected Finder Series 95 sockets may provide plug-in installation and maintenance advantages, including DIN rail mounting in suitable assemblies.
Before choosing a socket or designing a PCB footprint, confirm the precise pin arrangement, terminal length and electrical ratings for the 40.62.7.014.4000.
The socket, PCB copper tracks, terminals and external wiring must all be appropriately rated for the intended operating current.
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| Mounting Type | PCB, Plug-in socket | |
|---|---|---|
| Switching Current (A) | 10 A | |
| Load Voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Product series | Series 40 | |
| Relay type | 40.62 | |
| Manufacturer part number | 40.62.7.014.4000 | |
| Product category | Miniature PCB / plug-in power relay | |
| Relay technology | Electromechanical | |
| Operating principle | Monostable / non-latching | |
| Number of poles | 2 | |
| Contact configuration | 2 CO / DPDT | |
| Contact form | 2 Form C | |
| Rated contact current | 10 A | |
| Rated contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Contact material | Silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 14 V DC | |
| Coil supply type | DC | |
| Coil classification | Sensitive DC | |
| Coil code | 7.014 | |
| Nominal coil consumption | Approximately 0.5 W | |
| Nominal coil resistance | Approximately 400 Ω for the 14 V DC sensitive-coil family | |
| Nominal coil current | Approximately 35 mA | |
| Coil operating range | Refer to Finder's current 7.014 sensitive-coil data | |
| Typical operate time | Approximately 12 ms for the sensitive DC-coil family | |
| Typical release time | Approximately 4 ms for the sensitive DC-coil family | |
| Operating temperature range | −40 to +85 °C, subject to load and operating conditions | |
| Approximate body length | 29 mm | |
| Approximate body width | 12.4 mm | |
| Approximate body height | 25 mm | |
| Mounting | PCB / compatible plug-in socket | |
| Compatible accessory family | Selected Finder Series 95 sockets | |
| Environmental protection | Flux-proof construction in the standard Type 40.62 family; confirm the exact .4000 classification before PCB washing | |
| Applicable general relay standard | EN 61810-1 |
The Finder 40.62.7.014.4000 is a miniature electromechanical relay used to switch compatible electrical circuits from a 14 V DC control supply. Typical applications include industrial automation, PCB assemblies, electrical interlocking and equipment control.
The relay uses a nominal 14 V DC sensitive coil. The control supply must provide the appropriate voltage and sufficient current for reliable operation.
The Finder Type 40.62 has a 10 A rated contact current. The permissible switching current depends on the load type, operating voltage and installation conditions.
It features two changeover contacts (2 CO / DPDT). Each contact set has common, normally open and normally closed connections, allowing two circuits to be switched by the same coil.
Yes. The Finder Type 40.62 has a 250 V AC rated contact voltage and can switch compatible 230 V AC loads within its specified current and utilisation ratings.
The 7.014 designation identifies a 14 V DC sensitive coil. Sensitive DC coils have different power-consumption and current characteristics from standard DC-coil versions.
The sensitive DC-coil family has a nominal power consumption of approximately 0.5 W. The 14 V DC version draws approximately 35 mA at its rated voltage.
The .4000 variant is associated with silver tin oxide (AgSnO₂) contacts. This material is used in electrical switching applications where contact durability and load characteristics are important.
No. It is a monostable relay. Its contacts return to their normal positions when the coil supply is removed.
Yes. The Finder Type 40.62 belongs to a compact PCB/plug-in relay family. The exact PCB footprint and terminal dimensions should be confirmed using Finder's current dimensional drawing.
The Finder Type 40.62 provides two changeover contacts rated at 10 A, whereas the Finder Type 40.61 provides one changeover contact rated at 16 A. They have different switching functions and should not be treated as direct replacements.
Yes, provided the PLC output or associated driver circuit is rated for the relay's 14 V DC sensitive coil. The coil requires approximately 35 mA at its nominal voltage, and suitable transient suppression should be considered.
The Finder 40.62.7.014.4000 combines a 14 V DC sensitive coil, two 10 A changeover contacts and AgSnO₂ contact technology in a compact Series 40 relay. Its DPDT arrangement makes it a practical choice for compatible PCB assemblies, industrial automation and electrical control systems requiring two circuits to be switched together. Verify the latest manufacturer ratings and mounting details before installation or replacement.
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