14 Pin Relay Connection Diagram – Finder 14 Pin Relay Wiring Diagram

14 pin relay is numbering in the top using an electromagnetic relay that’s why this post is about the ” 14 pin relay connection diagram “. As you know that in the “14 pin finder type relay” we have 14 connections or terminals which are named or numbered from 1 to 14. This relay is used in many circuits. In the relay we have 14 pins in which some are for relay coil supply, some are common, some are normally close circuit with common pins and some are normally open. But what is the real shape of its connection diagram? This post is about the 14-pin relay connection diagram which cleared which terminals are common, NC, NO, etc.

14 Pin Relay Connection Diagram – 14 Pin Relay Wiring Diagram

In the “14 pin relay,” we have 14 pins and mostly the 14 pin relay connection diagram is available on the relay body. However, I design it very clearly to understand.

In the 14 pin relay :

No 13 and 14 pin is for relay operating coil
No 1,2,3,4 are normally close to common terminals
No 5,6,7,8 are normally open with common terminals
No 9,10,11,12 are common terminals,

In Which :
No 1 is normally close with no 9 pin and no 5 pin/terminal is normally open with no 9 pin.
No 2 is normally close with no 10 pin and no 6 pin/terminal is normally open with no 10 pin.
No 3 is normally close with no 11 pin and no 7 pin/terminal is normally open with no 11 pin.
No 4 is normally close with no 11 pin and no 8 pin/terminal is normally open with no 11 pin.

Here I showed the 14 pin relay connection diagram or 14 pin finder relay wiring diagram. Note that with 14 pin relay we use the base or relay socket. In which the relay is installed or inserted.

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14-pin relay base wiring diagram

14 pin relay is mostly used for small load controlling in circuits. However, this post is only about the basic 14 pin relay connection diagram and further, we will use it in many circuits. So stay tuned with us.