Finder 13 Bistable Relay - 13.61.0.024.0000



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The Finder 13 Bistable Relay (MPN: 13.61.0.024.0000) is designed for electricians and system integrators needing reliable, centralized control of electrical circuits. Its key benefit is maintaining its switching state without continuous power, saving energy. A caveat is its specific coil voltage requirement, necessitating careful supply checks. This relay offers a single Normally Open (NO) contact, a 16A switching current, and DIN rail mounting for easy integration into control panels.
| Series | 13 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 13.61.0.024.0000 |
| Brand | Finder |
A bistable relay, also known as a latching relay, is a type of relay that maintains its last switched state (on or off) even after the control power is removed. It requires a separate pulse to change its state.
A monostable relay only holds its switched state while the control power is applied and returns to its default state when power is removed. A bistable relay remembers its state without continuous power.
Yes, the Finder 13.61.0.024.0000 is designed to operate with both AC and DC control voltages within its specified range of 12-24V.
This specific model features one Normally Open (NO) contact, meaning it can control one circuit that is closed when the relay is energized by the control signal.
The nominal switching current is 16A. For resistive loads like incandescent lamps, it can handle up to 2000W. For inductive loads (like motors or fluorescent lamps), the maximum switching current is 10A at a power factor of 0.6.
It is designed for standard 35mm top-hat DIN rails, which are common in most electrical control panels.
No, this model (13.61.0.024.0000) only provides one Normally Open (NO) contact. It does not have a Normally Closed (NC) or a Changeover (CO) contact.
Verify the supply voltage is within the 12-24V AC/DC range and matches the required polarity (if DC). Check that the control signal is correctly wired to the coil terminals. Ensure the control pulse duration is sufficient, although bistable relays typically require only a momentary pulse.
This indicates a bistable function failure. Ensure the power supply is stable and meets the minimum requirements. If the issue persists, the relay may be faulty and require replacement.
Confirm the load current does not exceed the relay's rated switching current of 16A. For loads with a poor power factor (like motors or fluorescent lights), ensure the current does not exceed the specific rating for inductive loads (10A at cos phi = 0.6). Consider using a higher-rated relay or a contactor for such applications.
Remove power. Re-secure the relay firmly onto the 35mm DIN rail. If there is visible damage, replace the unit.
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