FINDER 55.34.9.220.0040

Finder 55.34.9.220.0040 Plug-in Relay Description The Finder 55.34.9.220.0040 is a high-quality miniature plug-in relay designed for a wide array of general-purpose applications in industrial automation and control systems. Part of the well-regarded 55 Series, this relay offers four changeover contacts (4PDT), providing excellent flexibility for complex switching tasks. It operates on a 220V DC coil and is capable of switching loads up to 7A at 250V AC. The relay features a lockable test button and a mechanical flag indicator for easy system diagnostics and commissioning. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. Specifications Manufacturer: Finder Series: 55 Series Model: 55.34.9.220.0040 Coil Voltage: 220V DC Contact Configuration: 4PDT (4 Changeover contacts) Contact Current Rating: 7 A Contact Voltage Rating: 250V AC Contact Material: AgNi (Silver Nickel) Mounting Type: Plug-in (compatible with 94 series sockets) Label Info Finder 55.34.9.220.0040 220V DC 7A 250V~ Application This versatile relay is commonly used in control panels, industrial machinery, building automation, and HVAC systems for tasks such as signal switching, motor control, and interfacing between different voltage levels. Country of Origin This product is manufactured by Finder, a company with primary production facilities in Italy. CO2 Impact Opting for this pre-owned component avoids the emission of approximately 1.4 kg of CO2 compared to manufacturing a new one, contributing to a more sustainable industrial environment. Availability This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. FAQ What type of socket is compatible with the Finder 55.34.9.220.0040 relay?This relay is designed to be used with Finder’s 94 series sockets, such as the 94.04 (screw terminal) or 94.84.3 (screwless terminal) models for panel or 35mm DIN rail mounting. Can I use this 220V DC coil relay in an AC circuit?No, the coil is specifically rated for 220V DC (Direct Current). Applying AC voltage will likely damage the coil and cause the relay to fail. The contacts, however, are rated to switch AC loads up to 250V AC. What does the 4PDT (4 CO) contact configuration mean?4PDT stands for “Four Pole Double Throw”. This means the relay contains four separate, electrically isolated switches. Each switch (or pole) has a common terminal that connects to one of two other terminals (the “throws”). This is also known as 4 changeover (CO) contacts, making it highly versatile for controlling multiple circuits simultaneously. profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026