Finder Relay 60.13.8.230.0054 — 230 V AC, 10 A, 3 changeover contacts

Finder Relay 60.13.8.230.0054 is an electromechanical relay with a 230 V AC coil and three changeover (SPDT) contacts rated for 10 A switching current. Built for control and automation tasks in residential and light commercial electrical installations, the relay supports reliable circuit switching, load isolation and straightforward mounting in relay panels or on DIN rails. Its compact design and standard terminal layout enable integration into control cabinets, HVAC systems and lighting circuits where a multiple-contact changeover is required.

Advantages

The relay offers three individually switching changeover contacts, enabling simultaneous control of multiple circuits from a single coil input. A 10 A rated switching current per contact provides sufficient capacity for many low-voltage control loads and lighting circuits. The electromechanical design ensures clear mechanical isolation between coil and contacts, and the component is compatible with common DIN-rail mounting schemes for tidy installation and serviceability.

Suitable for

• Controlling lighting circuits in residential and commercial premises
• Switching small motors, pumps or fans within rated current limits
• Interfacing control panels and automation systems requiring multiple SPDT outputs
• Electrical load isolation and changeover functions in HVAC equipment

Key specifications

• Coil voltage: 230 V AC
• Contact configuration: 3 changeover (SPDT) contacts
• Rated switching current: 10 A per contact
• Type: electromechanical relay
• Mounting: panel / DIN-rail compatible housing

How to use

Mount the relay in a suitable enclosure or on a DIN rail according to local wiring regulations. Connect the 230 V AC coil supply to the designated coil terminals and wire the load circuits to the common and normally open/closed contact terminals as required by the control logic. Observe correct polarity and ensure the supply is isolated before making connections. After wiring, verify operation by energising the coil and checking that each changeover contact switches as intended under no-load and then under expected load conditions.

Usage recommendations

Use the relay within its rated current and voltage limits and provide adequate protection such as fuses or circuit breakers for switched loads. Avoid frequent switching near the maximum rated current to extend contact life, and consider using appropriate suppression components (RC snubbers or varistors) when switching inductive loads to reduce contact wear. Periodically inspect terminals for tightness and signs of overheating during routine maintenance.