Finder Relay 38.52.7.024.0050 10 A 250 V – General-purpose electromechanical relay

Finder Relay 38.52.7.024.0050 is an electromechanical general-purpose relay rated for 10 A at 250 V, designed for switching loads and controlling circuits in control panels, household appliances and light industrial equipment. The relay provides a mechanical switching solution with reliable contacts suitable for signal routing and straightforward automation tasks. Its form factor fits typical socket or PCB mounting used in modular control systems and replacement applications.

Advantages

This Finder electromechanical relay offers robust mechanical contacts that ensure consistent switching performance under normal operating conditions. The device combines a compact design with a clear electrical rating of 10 A at 250 V, making it easy to match with common loads. It is suitable for straightforward replacement in compatible circuits and simplifies basic control logic by providing an electrically isolated switching element.

Suitable for

• Switching resistive and moderately inductive loads in household appliances
• Control panel relay functions and modular automation systems
• Signal routing and simple timing or logic applications
• Replacement of compatible general-purpose relays in maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Contact current rating: 10 A
• Rated voltage: 250 V AC
• Relay type: electromechanical, general-purpose
• Contact form: single-pole or multi-pole configurations depending on variant
• Typical mounting: socket or PCB-compatible footprint for modular systems

How to use

Install the relay in a compatible socket or onto the designated PCB footprint following the equipment manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the coil drive voltage matches the relay coil specification before energizing. Wire the common, normally open and normally closed contacts according to the circuit diagram for the intended function. Verify correct insulation, secure terminations and observe polarity where applicable. After installation, perform functional tests under no-load and then nominal-load conditions to confirm proper operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the relay within its specified current and voltage limits, and avoid switching highly inductive loads without appropriate suppression. For increased longevity, minimize excessive switching frequency and provide adequate protection such as fuses or surge suppression where required. Replace with the same type or a verified compatible relay when performing maintenance.