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40.52.9.024.5001 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 DPDT 8A 24V. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Finder Relays Inc. model 40.52.9.024.5001 is a miniature plug-in electromagnetic relay designed for industrial control applications. It features a double-pole double-throw (DPDT) contact configuration, providing two Form C switching circuits. The unit operates with a 24V DC coil and supports a maximum contact current of 8A. Key electrical specifications include a coil resistance of 900 Ohms and a power consumption of 500mW. The contacts are constructed from AgNi material with gold plating to ensure reliable signal and power switching. The device offers IP20 protection against solid objects and utilizes a standard 5.3mm pin pitch for socket compatibility.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm coil voltage and contact configuration. Ensure the procurement documentation matches the exact part number 40.52.9.024.5001 to avoid confusion with similar models in the 40 series that may have different current ratings or coil powers. Confirm socket compatibility requirements before installation.
Select this component when a DPDT switching function is necessary within a 24V DC control environment. The 8A rating makes it suitable for moderate load applications. Consider the 500mW coil power for thermal management in enclosed spaces. Verify that the 5.3mm pin pitch aligns with existing PCB or socket infrastructure.
This relay belongs to the Finder Series 40 family of miniature PCB and plug-in relays. The series is characterized by its small footprint and standardized dimensions, allowing for high-density mounting in modern electronic assemblies. The 40.52 variant specifically denotes the DPDT configuration within this product line.
Direct substitutes must match the 24V DC coil voltage, DPDT contact form, and 8A current rating. Verify physical dimensions and pin pitch compatibility to ensure interchangeability without mechanical modification.
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