Finder Bistable Relay - 20.23.9.024.4000



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This guide is for electricians and automation engineers who need a reliable and compact relay for switching applications. The Finder Bistable Relay (MPN: 20.23.9.024.4000) offers a 16A rating and dual contacts (1 NO, 1 NC) within a slim 17.4mm module, ideal for space-constrained control panels. While highly versatile with AC/DC coils and sequence control, users should be aware of its specific 24V DC coil voltage requirement.
| Series | 20 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 20.23.9.024.4000 |
| Brand | Finder |
The main advantage is its ability to maintain its last switched state (ON or OFF) without continuous power consumption, making it highly energy-efficient for certain applications.
This specific model (20.23.9.024.4000) is designed for a 24V DC coil. Other variants in the Finder 20 series may support AC coils, but always check the specific product documentation.
You will need the optional Finder type 026.00 adaptor. Connect the pushbutton and the relay according to the adaptor's specific wiring diagram.
It means the relay has two sets of contacts. One set is 'Normally Open' (NO), meaning it's open (off) when the relay is de-energized and closes (on) when energized. The other set is 'Normally Closed' (NC), meaning it's closed (on) when de-energized and opens (off) when energized.
The relay module is 17.4 mm wide, making it a single-module width device suitable for compact installations.
Yes, the contacts are cadmium-free, which is a more environmentally conscious material compared to older relay technologies.
Bistable relays are generally designed for maintaining states rather than high-frequency switching. For high-speed applications, other types of relays or solid-state devices may be more appropriate.
Verify the coil voltage is exactly 24V DC and correctly connected to terminals A1/A2. Check for any obstructions on the mechanical indicator or test button.
Ensure the load wiring is correctly terminated on the NO and NC contacts. Check that the relay is receiving the correct coil voltage to initiate a state change. Inspect contacts for visible damage.
Confirm the unit is a bistable relay and not a monostable type. Ensure the correct coil voltage is supplied; bistable relays require a pulse to switch states, and may need a continuous voltage depending on the specific sequence or model variation.
Gently try to dislodge the test button. If it remains stuck, the unit may require replacement as internal components could be compromised.
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