Finder 095.80.3 – 95 Series Sockets for 40 Series relays – Accessory

Why Choose the Finder 095.80.3 Identification Tag?

The Finder 095.80.3 is a dedicated identification and marking tag for compatible Finder 95 Series relay sockets, designed to provide clear component identification in industrial electrical control panels. Used with selected Finder 40 Series relay installations, this practical accessory helps engineers and maintenance personnel identify individual relay positions, circuit references and control functions.

In electrical panels containing multiple relays, accurate identification is essential for efficient maintenance, fault finding and equipment documentation. The Finder 095.80.3 provides a manufacturer-specified marking accessory for compatible socket assemblies, helping create an organised and consistent identification system without relying on improvised labels.

The identification tag is listed for compatible Finder 95.83.3, 95.85.3, 95.93.3 and 95.95.3 socket families, including their corresponding black variants. These socket arrangements are associated with selected Finder 40 Series relays, including the 40.31, 40.51, 40.52 and 40.61.

As a passive identification accessory, the Finder 095.80.3 does not perform an electrical switching or connection function. Its purpose is to make relay installations easier to identify, document and maintain.

Key Advantages

• Dedicated identification tag for Finder 95 Series relay sockets.
• Designed for compatible Finder 40 Series relay installations.
• Helps identify individual relays and their associated electrical circuits.
• Supports organised wiring and component identification in industrial control panels.
• Useful for relay numbering, equipment references and maintenance identification.
• Provides a manufacturer-specified accessory for compatible socket assemblies.
• Helps reduce confusion when servicing panels containing multiple similar relays.
• Supports consistent identification across repeated relay socket installations.
• Suitable for original equipment manufacturing and control panel refurbishment.
• Passive accessory requiring no power supply or additional electrical wiring.
• Compatible with selected blue and black Finder 95 Series socket variants.
• Suitable for industrial automation, machinery control and electrical maintenance applications.

Key Features

• Finder 95 Series accessory.
• Product type: Identification and marking tag.
• Designed for compatible Finder 95 Series relay socket assemblies.
• Associated with selected Finder 40 Series industrial relays.
• Suitable for identifying relay positions and control circuit references.
• Compatible with selected 95.83, 95.85, 95.93 and 95.95 socket configurations.
• Supports electrical panel documentation and component identification.
• Manufacturer-specific accessory for compatible socket identification positions.
• No electrical contacts or integrated switching mechanism.
• No separate electrical supply required.
• RoHS-compliant.
• Country of origin: Italy.
• Manufacturer part number: 095.80.3.

Clear Relay Identification for Industrial Control Panels

Industrial electrical control panels frequently contain numerous plug-in relays performing different switching, signalling and control functions. Although these relays may look identical, each position can serve a different circuit or piece of equipment.

Without clear identification, maintenance personnel may need to trace wiring or consult circuit diagrams repeatedly to determine which relay controls a particular function. This can increase servicing time and make troubleshooting more difficult.

The Finder 095.80.3 identification tag provides a dedicated marking accessory for compatible Finder 95 Series sockets. It allows the relay position to be identified in a manner consistent with the socket manufacturer's accessory system.

Identification references can be selected to correspond with the electrical drawings, equipment schedules or internal panel numbering conventions used by the installer. Examples include relay references, circuit identifiers and functional designations.

Using consistent relay identification helps engineers locate components during testing, replacement and preventative maintenance. It can also make electrical control cabinets easier to understand for personnel who were not involved in the original installation.

Designed for Finder 40 Series Relay Installations

The Finder 40 Series includes miniature plug-in relays widely used in industrial automation and electrical control applications. Depending on the model, these relays provide different contact arrangements for switching and interface functions.

The Finder 095.80.3 is associated with compatible 95 Series socket assemblies used for selected Finder 40 Series relays.

Examples include the Finder 40.31, commonly associated with compatible 95.83 and 95.93 socket configurations, and the Finder 40.51, 40.52 and 40.61, which are associated with compatible 95.85 and 95.95 socket configurations.

The marking tag is an accessory for the socket identification arrangement, rather than an electrical component installed directly into the relay contacts. Correct compatibility therefore depends on the socket model used in the installation.

Before ordering the Finder 095.80.3, installers should confirm that their particular Finder 95 Series socket provides the corresponding identification tag position.

Compatibility with Finder 95 Series Socket Accessories

Finder offers a range of 95 Series sockets with different terminal arrangements, mounting configurations and colour options. The Finder 095.80.3 is identified in the manufacturer's accessory tables for selected socket families.

These include the 95.83.3 and 95.85.3 socket types, as well as the 95.93.3 and 95.95.3 configurations. Corresponding black socket variants are also included in the same accessory groupings.

These sockets may be installed alongside other Finder accessories, including the 095.71 metal retaining clip, 095.91.3 plastic retaining and release clip and compatible jumper links.

Each accessory serves a different purpose. The identification tag provides component marking, the retaining clip secures the relay mechanically, and the jumper link establishes electrical connections between compatible socket terminals.

The Finder 095.80.3 should not be confused with the Finder 060.72, which is a sheet of marker tags intended for compatible plastic retaining and release clips. Although both products support relay identification, their intended mounting arrangements differ.

Supporting Maintenance, Fault Finding and Panel Documentation

Correctly labelled relay positions are especially valuable in control panels where several relays are installed side by side. A clear identification system helps maintenance engineers relate the physical installation to the electrical schematic.

During fault finding, the technician can use the relay reference to identify the intended circuit before testing or replacing a component. This helps reduce the likelihood of disturbing an unrelated relay.

For OEM panel builders, consistent identification also supports repeatable assembly practices. Where the same panel design is manufactured in multiple units, using the same relay references and marking accessories can improve consistency between installations.

During equipment modifications, identification tags can assist with updating component schedules and maintaining accurate as-built documentation.

The Finder 095.80.3 does not affect the electrical ratings of the relay or socket. The permissible voltage, current and switching characteristics remain determined by the installed electrical components.

Typical Applications

• Identification of compatible Finder 40 Series relay installations.
• Marking of Finder 95 Series relay socket positions.
• Industrial electrical control panel assembly.
• PLC interface and auxiliary relay cabinets.
• Electrical circuit and relay reference identification.
• Industrial machinery control systems.
• Manufacturing and production line automation.
• Building automation and HVAC control equipment.
• OEM electrical equipment manufacturing.
• Industrial maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Control panel refurbishment and documentation updates.
• Standardisation of relay identification across multiple electrical cabinets.