Finder 62.32.9.024.4800 DC Power Relay

Name: Finder 62.32.9.024.4800 DC Power Relay – Datasheet & Quote
Brand: Finder
SKU: 62.32.9.024.4800

A 16 A power relay built for switching DC loads

The 62.32.9.024.4800 is a two-pole power relay from the Finder 62 series in the magnetic blow version. Both poles are normally open, rated 16 A at 250 V AC, and a permanent magnet in the contact chamber drives the arc away from the contacts so the relay can break direct current loads far above what an ordinary 16 A relay manages. The coil is 24 V DC and the terminals are plug-in or Faston 187 (4.8 x 0.5 mm).

Ordinary relay contacts that break DC at 125 or 220 V struggle because a DC arc does not extinguish at a current zero. The magnetic blow version of the 62.32 is rated 16 A / 12 A / 6 A resistive (DC1) at 24 / 125 / 220 V, and 10 A / 2 A / 1.2 A for inductive loads (L/R = 40 ms) at the same voltages. The standard 62.32 is rated only 0.6 A at 110 V DC, so the magnetic version is the one to specify for battery-fed and other DC-bus load switching.

Technical specifications

Parameter	Specification
Order code	62.32.9.024.4800
Decoding	62 series; 3 = plug-in; 2 = 2 pole; 9 = DC coil; 024 = 24 V; contact material 4 = AgSnO2; contact circuit 8 = NO with magnetic blow; option 0 and special version 0 = standard
Contact configuration	2 NO (DPST-NO), contact gap at least 2.1 mm
Rated current / peak current	16 A / 30 A
Rated voltage / maximum switching voltage	250 V AC / 400 V AC
Rated load AC1	4000 VA
DC1 breaking capacity (24 / 125 / 220 V)	16 A / 12 A / 6 A
DC inductive breaking capacity (L/R 40 ms; 24 / 125 / 220 V)	10 A / 2 A / 1.2 A
Minimum switching load	1000 mW (10 V / 10 mA)
Contact material	AgSnO2, cadmium free
Coil	24 V DC nominal; operating range 20.4 to 26.4 V; resistance 445 ohm; 54 mA; 1.3 W
Holding / drop-out voltage	0.6 UN / 0.1 UN
Operate / release time	16 ms / 5 ms
Mechanical life	10 million operations
Electrical life at rated load DC1	100,000 operations
Insulation, coil to contacts	Reinforced, 6 kV (1.2/50 microseconds), 6 mm clearance and 8 mm creepage
Dielectric strength, open contacts	2000 V AC (2.5 kV impulse)
Ambient temperature	-40 to +70 degC
Environmental protection	RT I
Power lost to the environment	1.3 W without contact current; 3.3 W at rated current
Vibration / shock resistance	20 g (10 to 150 Hz) / 15 g

Choosing the magnetic blow version

The 62.32 type exists in several forms: the standard 2 CO and 2 NO versions with AC or DC coils, a 3-pole 62.33, PCB 62.22 and 62.23 types, and the Faston 250 flange types 62.82 and 62.83. The 4800 code is the one with a magnet fitted, available as 1 pole double break (62.31-4800) or 2 pole (62.32-4800), always with a DC coil.

The datasheet gives separate maximum DC breaking capacity curves for the 62.31 and 62.32 magnetic blow versions, and the load voltage and current should be checked against those curves rather than only against the table figures. Where the load is AC only, the standard 62.32 without magnetic blow is the simpler choice.

Sockets and what to confirm before ordering

The 62.32 plugs into the 92.03 box clamp socket (16 A, 250 V, 35 mm rail or panel mount) with a metal retaining clip, identification tags and 99.02 coil indication or EMC modules as accessories. PCB sockets 92.13 and panel solder sockets 92.33 are also listed. Confirm the DC voltage and whether the load is resistive or inductive, then read the DC breaking curve in the datasheet for that voltage. For other relays and interface items browse the automation accessories category.

Documents and quotation

The Finder 62 series datasheet (IX-2026 edition) is attached. It contains the ordering codes, coil tables for the magnetic blow version, DC breaking capacity curves, outline drawings and socket data. Please send the order code, quantity and delivery location through the quotation form for availability from Seven Star LLC.

Relay, contactor and power supply families

The range runs from step relays and modular contactors to safety relays with forcibly guided contacts and switch mode power supplies for 35 mm rail. Each series has a datasheet with ordering codes, coil data, contact ratings, derating curves and approvals, so a part can be specified or replaced by its full type code rather than by series name alone.

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