Electromechanical Relay Finder 60.13.9.024.5070 24 V DC 10 A 3 changeover contacts

Finder electromechanical relay model 60.13.9.024.5070 is a compact switching device with a 24 V DC coil and three changeover contacts (three SPDT poles). It provides mechanical isolation between the control coil and switching contacts and is intended for use in control and automation installations where reliable switching of electrical loads up to 10 A is required. The relay is suitable for installation in control panels, on sockets or DIN-rail systems depending on the mounting accessory used, and is compatible with common industrial and building automation wiring practices.

Advantages

The relay offers three independent changeover contacts for multi-circuit control, a 24 V DC coil that integrates with standard low-voltage control systems, and rated switching capability up to 10 A for typical HVAC, lighting and auxiliary loads. The electromechanical design ensures clear on/off separation and provides galvanic isolation between coil and contacts, simplifying safety and grounding schemes. Its compact form factor and established brand compatibility make it suitable for retrofit and new installations alike.

Suitable for

• Switching lighting circuits in commercial and residential buildings
• Control of HVAC actuators and pumps
• Automation logic and interlocking circuits in control panels
• Switching auxiliary loads in industrial and machine control systems

Key specifications

• Coil voltage: 24 V DC
• Contact configuration: 3 changeover (SPDT) contacts
• Maximum switching current: 10 A per contact
• Contact type: electromechanical silver alloy contacts (typical for reliable switching)
• Mounting: socket or DIN-rail depending on accessory
• Isolation: galvanic separation between coil and contacts

How to use

Mount the relay on the appropriate socket or DIN-rail adapter compatible with Finder relay dimensions, and wire the coil to a 24 V DC control source observing polarity if required by the installation. Connect load circuits to the common and normally open/normally closed contact terminals according to the control logic needed. Verify that each load does not exceed the 10 A rating and ensure proper fusing or protection is in place. After wiring, energize the coil briefly to confirm contact switching and correct wiring before placing the relay into normal service.

Usage recommendations

Use the relay within its rated voltage and current limits, include appropriate overcurrent protection for each switched circuit, and follow local installation standards. For inductive loads such as motors and solenoids, fit suppression components or choose contacts and protection tailored for inductive switching to extend contact life. Regular inspection in demanding environments is advised to verify contact condition and mechanical mounting integrity.