
Finder UK 10A SPCO PCB Relay from the 40 Series. Features a 24V AC coil and 320ohm resistance. DIN Rail mountable with a socket.
The Finder UK PCB Relay is a reliable and compact component designed for printed circuit board mounting. With a 10A switching capacity and a 24V AC coil, this relay is suitable for a variety of electrical control applications.
Featuring an SPCO (Single Pole Change Over) contact configuration, it provides versatile switching options for your circuits. The relay offers a coil resistance of 320 ohm, ensuring efficient operation within the 40 Series product range.
For flexible installation options, this relay can be DIN Rail mounted when used with the relevant socket, allowing for easy integration into control panels and industrial setups.
Key Specifications
The relay's compact dimensions of 33 mm in height, 22 mm in width, and 2 mm in depth, along with a lightweight design of just 20 grams, make it an ideal choice for space-constrained PCB layouts. This combination of compact size and functional versatility ensures that the relay meets the demands of modern electronic assemblies.
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