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Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 is a slimline 6 A MasterBASIC ATEX interface relay module with a 110–125 V AC/DC control input, one changeover contact, LED indication, push-in terminals and 6.2 mm DIN rail construction.
£22.11
The Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 is a compact 6 A DIN rail interface relay module designed for industrial automation, PLC interfacing and electrical control panels. Part of the Finder 39 Series MasterINTERFACE range, this MasterBASIC module combines a removable electromechanical relay with a slimline socket, providing a convenient solution for switching and isolating compatible control circuits.
Featuring a 110–125 V AC/DC control input and one changeover contact (1CO / SPDT), the Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 enables higher-voltage control signals to operate separate electrical loads. Its 6 A rated contacts, silver-nickel contact material and integrated LED indication make it suitable for industrial control, monitoring and signal changeover applications.
This particular version belongs to Finder's MasterBASIC ATEX / HazLoc range, intended for appropriately assessed hazardous-location installations. With a housing width of just 6.2 mm, push-in spring terminals and standard DIN rail mounting, it is an excellent choice for electrical contractors, panel builders and automation engineers seeking compact, reliable relay interfacing.
The Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 provides an electrical interface between a compatible 110–125 V AC/DC control signal and a separate switched circuit. The module combines a Finder 34.51 electromechanical relay with a dedicated 93.60 interface socket, allowing the control input to operate a single changeover contact.
In its normal, de-energised condition, the common contact is connected to the normally closed (NC) terminal. When the appropriate control voltage is applied, the relay energises and transfers the common contact to the normally open (NO) terminal. Removing the control voltage causes the contact to return to its normal position.
This SPDT switching arrangement is particularly useful where a higher-voltage control signal must operate an electrically separate circuit. Typical examples include PLC interfacing, alarm signalling, control circuit changeover and switching of compatible auxiliary equipment.
The module is identified by its 125 V AC/DC input designation, while Finder's module selection information specifies an input range of 110–125 V AC/DC. The assembled module incorporates input circuitry appropriate to its designated supply range; its internal removable relay should not be confused with a standalone relay having a 125 V coil.
The 6 A silver-nickel contacts provide reliable switching of compatible electrical loads. For resistive applications, the relay is specified for 6 A at 250 V AC and 6 A at 24 V DC. Its maximum switching voltages must not be interpreted as permitting the full 6 A current at every voltage.
The module uses push-in spring terminals for convenient panel wiring. These connections are particularly beneficial in installations containing multiple interface relays, where consistent wiring and efficient assembly are important.
Its integrated LED indicator helps maintenance engineers observe the control input status during testing and fault-finding. The relay operates in approximately 5 ms and releases in approximately 6 ms, supporting responsive control applications.
With a width of just 6.2 mm, the Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 enables high-density installation on a standard 35 mm DIN rail. The removable relay arrangement also supports servicing, provided the replacement component matches Finder's specified configuration and the installation's approval requirements.
The Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 belongs to Finder's MasterBASIC ATEX / HazLoc range. This designation identifies a version intended for consideration in electrical installations where hazardous-location equipment requirements may apply.
However, the product designation alone does not establish suitability for every explosive atmosphere. The exact ATEX marking, Class I, Division 2 approval conditions, equipment category, permitted ambient temperature and enclosure requirements must be checked against the current manufacturer's certification documents.
Its IP20 protection rating is not an explosion-protection rating. The module must be installed in a suitable enclosure and incorporated into a correctly assessed electrical system, following the relevant hazardous-area standards and installation instructions.
For hazardous-location applications, any replacement relay, socket or accessory must also be checked against the approved assembly configuration. A mechanically compatible component is not necessarily an approved substitute.
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| Device Type | Interface Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Push-in | |
| Switching Current (A) | 6 A | |
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 39 Series – MasterINTERFACE | |
| Product family | MasterBASIC | |
| Manufacturer part number | 39.01.0.125.0073 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical interface relay module | |
| Special version | ATEX / HazLoc | |
| Relay configuration | Removable relay and DIN rail interface socket | |
| Contact configuration | 1CO / SPDT / Form C | |
| Number of poles | 1 | |
| Number of changeover contacts | 1 | |
| Rated contact current | 6 A | |
| Rated AC contact voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Maximum AC switching voltage | 400 V AC | |
| Maximum DC switching voltage | 220 V DC | |
| Rated resistive AC load | 6 A at 250 V AC | |
| Rated resistive DC load | 6 A at 24 V DC | |
| Contact material | Silver-nickel (AgNi) | |
| Input voltage | 110–125 V AC/DC | |
| Nominal input designation | 125 V AC/DC | |
| Control supply type | AC/DC | |
| Relay coil type | Non-latching DC electromagnetic relay | |
| Relay coil resistance | 22.3 kΩ | |
| Rated input current | Approximately 5.6 mA | |
| Must-operate voltage | 88 V AC/DC | |
| Must-release voltage | 12.5 V AC/DC | |
| Operate time | 5 ms | |
| Release time | 6 ms | |
| Mechanical endurance | 10,000,000 operations | |
| Relay operation | Monostable, non-latching | |
| Operating indication | LED | |
| Terminal type | Push-in spring terminals | |
| Mounting method | 35 mm DIN rail | |
| Module width | 6.2 mm | |
| Overall dimensions | Approximately 94.3 × 6.2 × 90.7 mm | |
| Ambient operating temperature | −40 to +70 °C | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Removable relay reference | Finder 34.51.7.060.0000 | |
| Socket reference | Finder 93.60.0.125.7 | |
| Hazardous-location designation | ATEX / Class I, Division 2; subject to applicable certificate and installation conditions | |
| Listed approval agencies | CE, CSA, cURus, EAC, RINA and VDE | |
| RoHS status | RoHS 3 compliant |
The Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 is a 6 A DIN rail interface relay module used to connect compatible 110–125 V AC/DC control signals to separate switched circuits. It is suitable for PLC interfacing, industrial automation, control panels and appropriately assessed hazardous-location installations.
The module is designed for a 110–125 V AC/DC control input and carries a nominal 125 V AC/DC designation. It must be connected to a compatible control supply within the manufacturer's specified limits.
The Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 has one changeover contact (1CO / SPDT), providing common, normally open and normally closed terminals for flexible electrical switching.
The relay has a 6 A rated contact current. Its specified resistive ratings include 6 A at 250 V AC and 6 A at 24 V DC. Other loads must be assessed against the applicable switching characteristics.
MasterBASIC is a configuration within the Finder 39 Series MasterINTERFACE range. It combines a slimline DIN rail interface socket with a removable electromechanical relay for industrial control applications.
Yes. The 39.01.0.125.0073 is identified as a MasterBASIC ATEX / HazLoc variant. Suitability for a particular hazardous location must be confirmed using the current Finder certification and installation documentation.
No. The ATEX / HazLoc designation does not permit unrestricted installation. The applicable area classification, certification marking, enclosure requirements and installation conditions must be verified before use.
Yes. The module includes an LED operating indicator to assist with commissioning, control signal checks and fault-finding.
The Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 uses push-in spring terminals, allowing convenient wiring in compatible electrical control panels.
The module is 6.2 mm wide, making it suitable for high-density DIN rail installations where control panel space is limited.
No. It is a monostable, non-latching relay module. Its changeover contact returns to the normal position when the control input is removed.
The module is specified for ambient operating temperatures from −40 to +70 °C, subject to the manufacturer's electrical and installation conditions.
Yes. The module uses a removable Finder 34.51.7.060.0000 relay with a 93.60.0.125.7 socket. Replacement components must match the manufacturer's specified configuration, particularly where hazardous-location approvals apply.
The 39.01.0.125.0073 is designed for a 110–125 V AC/DC control input, while the 39.01.0.024.0073 uses a 24 V AC/DC input. Both are MasterBASIC ATEX interface relay modules with one changeover contact, but their control voltage requirements differ.
The Finder 39 Series MasterINTERFACE range provides compact, dependable relay interfacing for industrial automation and electrical control systems. With its 110–125 V AC/DC input, 6 A changeover contact, push-in terminals, integrated LED indication and slim 6.2 mm DIN rail housing, the Finder 39.01.0.125.0073 offers a practical switching solution for professional control panels and appropriately approved hazardous-location applications.
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