Finder 4C Interface Relay Module - 16A 24VDC



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The Finder 4C.01.9.024.0050 is an industrial interface relay module designed for control and automation applications. It is ideal for engineers and technicians who need reliable switching of electrical loads up to 16A. A potential caveat is its specific 24V DC coil voltage requirement, which must match the control circuit. Key features include a single changeover contact (1CO), screw terminals, an LED status indicator, and an integrated flyback diode for protection.
| Series | 4C |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4C.01.9.024.0050 |
| Brand | Finder |
The coil voltage for the Finder 4C.01.9.024.0050 is 24V DC.
The relay can switch a maximum of 16A at 250VAC.
Yes, the product is supplied complete with a socket, relay, module, and retaining clip.
It is designed for standard 35mm DIN rail mounting.
The LED indicator shows the status of the relay coil; it is typically lit when the coil is energized.
This module features a single changeover contact (1CO).
Yes, it includes an integrated flyback diode to protect the control circuit from voltage spikes when the coil is de-energized.
Verify the 24V DC control voltage is correctly applied to the coil terminals (A1/A2) and that the polarity is correct. Check that the input current is sufficient (at least 20mA). Ensure the LED indicator lights up when the coil is energized.
Check that the load current and voltage do not exceed the 16A/250VAC rating. Inspect contacts for signs of damage or arcing. If welded, the relay likely needs replacement.
Confirm the 24V DC coil voltage is present and correctly connected. The LED might be faulty, or the relay coil could be open-circuit. Check continuity of the coil.
Ensure wires are properly sized for the load current and are securely tightened in the screw terminals. Overloading the contacts can cause overheating.
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