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40.31.7.024.0000 is listed in the Power Relays, Over 2 Amps range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Finder Relays, Inc.. Its product description is RELAY GEN PURPOSE SPDT 10A 24V. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Finder Relays Inc. model 40.31.7.024.0000 is a miniature PCB plug-in relay from the 40 Series, designed for general-purpose applications. It features an SPDT contact configuration with a maximum switching current of 10 A and a maximum switching voltage of 400 VAC. The coil operates at 24 VDC with a resistance of 11.5 kOhms and consumes 500 mW. Key electrical parameters include a maximum load of 800 VA, a make/break time of 10 ms, and a release time of 5 ms. The unit utilizes silver-nickel (AgNi) contacts and offers high isolation of 6 kV with 8 mm creepage and clearance distances.
Verify that the specific order matches the exact part number 40.31.7.024.0000 to ensure correct coil voltage and contact configuration. Confirm compatibility with existing PCB footprints or socket requirements. Check for any recent packaging changes or environmental compliance updates such as RoHS status before finalizing procurement documentation.
Select this component when a compact relay with 10 A capacity and 24 VDC coil is required. Ensure the application does not exceed the 400 VAC switching limit or the 800 VA load rating. Consider the 8 mm creepage distance if high isolation is critical for safety standards in the target environment.
This relay belongs to the Finder 40 Series, which comprises miniature electromechanical relays designed for both PCB mounting and plug-in base usage. The series is characterized by its small footprint and high reliability, making it a common choice for modern electronic designs where space constraints are significant but higher current handling than standard signal relays is needed.
Direct substitutes within the same series may include other variants in the 40 Series with different contact configurations or coil voltages, provided the physical dimensions and pin pitch remain compatible.
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