Finder 39 Series Interface Relay Module, DIN Rail Mount, 24V ac/dc Coil, SPST, 1-Pole, 6/10A Load

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RS Stock No.:
819-8940
Mfr. Part No.:
39.51.0.024.0060
Brand:
Finder
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Brand

Finder

Coil Voltage

24V ac/dc

Contact Configuration

SPST

Mounting Type

DIN Rail

Number of Poles

1

Series

39 Series

Load Current Rating

6/10A

Minimum Input Voltage

19.2V ac/dc

Maximum Input Voltage

26.4V ac/dc

Load Voltage Rating

250/400V ac

Terminal Type

Push In

Switching Voltage

250 → 400V ac

Depth

90.7mm

Height

87mm

Length

6.2mm

Contact Material

Silver Alloy

Input Current

11mA

Input Voltage Range

19.2 → 26.4V ac/dc

Maximum Operating Temperature

+70°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Dimensions

6.2 x 90.7 x 87mm

Life

60000 Cycles

Operating Temperature Range

-40 → +70°C

Turn On Time

5ms

Special Features

Protection category IP 20

Accessory Type

Interface Relay

Turn Off Time

6ms

Relay Type

Interface Relay

Standards Met

cURus, EAC

COO (Country of Origin):
IT

Finder 39 Series Interface Relay Module, 24V Coil Voltage, 6A Load Current Rating - 39.51.0.024.0060


This interface relay module is designed for automation and control applications. With a coil voltage of 24V AC/DC, this compact relay measures 6.2 x 90.7 x 87mm and is designed for DIN rail mounting. The SPST configuration makes it suitable for various industrial environments where reliable switching is essential.

Features & Benefits


• Capable of handling load currents up to 10A
• Operates efficiently within an input voltage range of 19.2 to 26.4V AC/DC
• Offers a robust load voltage rating of 250/400V AC
• Features push-in terminals for quick and secure connections
• Designed to operate in extreme temperatures from -40 °C to +70 °C
• Meets IP20 protection category for secure installation

Applications


• Utilised in automation systems for controlling machinery
• Applied in industrial setups for managing power circuits
• Integrated within electrical control panels for efficient operation
• Employed in safety systems to ensure reliable switching

How does the relay's contact configuration enhance its versatility?


The SPST design allows for simple on/off switching, making it ideal for various applications requiring basic control functions, thereby enhancing its versatility in automation processes.

What are the implications of the extended operating temperature range?


With an operating temperature range from -40 °C to +70 °C, the relay can be effectively used in diverse environments, including harsh industrial settings where fluctuations in temperature are common.

What advantages do push-in terminals offer in installation?


Push-in terminals streamline the wiring process, providing a secure and reliable connection while reducing installation time and effort compared to traditional screw terminals.

How does the load voltage rating support its industrial applications?


A load voltage rating of 250/400V AC ensures that the relay can manage significant voltage levels, making it suitable for industrial circuits where high load demands are prevalent.

What is the significance of a life rating of 60,000 cycles?


A life rating of 60,000 cycles indicates the relay's durability and capability to withstand extensive use, ensuring long-term performance and minimising maintenance needs in automated systems.

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