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38.62.0.125.0060 is listed in the Power Relays, Over 2 Amps range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Finder Relays, Inc.. Its product description is EMR INTERFACE MODULE, DPDT 8A, 1. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Finder 38.62.0.125.0060 is a plug-in electromechanical interface relay module from the Series 38 family, designed for DIN rail mounting applications. It features a double-pole double-throw (DPDT) contact configuration, providing two Form C switching elements within a single compact unit. The coil operates on a control voltage of 125V AC or DC, ensuring compatibility with standard industrial control circuits requiring this specific potential. This pre-assembled module includes an integrated socket base and an ejector mechanism to facilitate secure installation and maintenance without requiring separate components.
Verify that the application circuit matches the 125V AC/DC coil specification exactly, as incorrect voltage will prevent operation or cause damage. Confirm that the load current does not exceed the rated capacity of the DPDT contacts. Ensure the DIN rail type is compatible with the Series 38 mounting clip dimensions. Check for any required environmental certifications if operating in hazardous areas. Request the official datasheet from Finder Relays, Inc. to validate technical parameters before finalizing the purchase order.
Select this model when a dual-channel switching solution is required on a single DIN rail position. The DPDT configuration offers more flexibility than SPDT variants for controlling two separate loads or providing changeover functionality. Consider the 125V coil requirement carefully; if the control system uses different voltages, alternative part numbers within the Series 38 range must be evaluated. The integrated socket simplifies wiring compared to bare relay modules, reducing assembly time and potential connection errors in high-volume production environments.
This component belongs to the Finder Series 38 line of relay interface modules, which are widely used in industrial control engineering. The series distinguishes itself by offering pre-assembled units that combine the relay and socket, unlike traditional setups requiring separate procurement. The 38.62 designation specifically indicates the DPDT contact configuration within this standardized modular ecosystem, ensuring interchangeability with other Series 38 accessories and bases.
Direct substitutes include other Finder Series 38 models with identical DPDT contacts and 125V AC/DC coils, such as variations in terminal type if screw terminals are preferred over plug-in sockets. Cross-manufacturer replacements require matching the DPDT contact form, coil voltage, and DIN rail footprint precisely to ensure mechanical and electrical compatibility.
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