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Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is a modular safety relay with forcibly guided contacts, a 48 V DC coil, four contacts arranged as 3 normally open and 1 normally closed, 6 A rated contact current, silver tin oxide contacts, screw terminals, IP20 protection and a 22.5 mm DIN rail housing. Designed for appropriately engineered industrial automation, machinery control and safety-related monitoring circuits.
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The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is a modular 48 V DC safety relay with forcibly guided contacts, designed for industrial machinery, automation systems and safety-related control circuits. Part of the Finder 7S Series, this relay combines a 3 normally open (NO) + 1 normally closed (NC) contact arrangement, a 6 A contact rating and conventional screw terminal connections in a compact DIN rail-mounted housing.
Its forcibly guided contact mechanism provides a defined mechanical relationship between the normally open and normally closed contacts. This allows appropriately designed external monitoring circuits to detect certain contact faults, including welded contacts, helping engineers incorporate diagnostic feedback into safety-related electrical systems.
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 operates from a 48 V DC coil supply, making it suitable for compatible industrial control installations. Its four-contact configuration provides three normally open switching paths and one normally closed feedback path, offering flexibility for machinery control, signalling and monitored switching applications.
With silver tin oxide (AgSnO2) contacts, a 22.5 mm housing width, IP20 ingress protection and DIN rail mounting, this relay is designed for installation within professional industrial control cabinets.
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is a practical choice for machine builders, automation engineers, panel manufacturers and maintenance professionals who require a 48 V DC relay with mechanically linked contacts for appropriately engineered safety-related applications.
Technical note: The values above are supported by product listings for the exact part number. Additional parameters, including coil consumption, switching times, contact utilisation ratings, dimensions beyond width and applicable safety certifications, should be confirmed against the current Finder datasheet before being used in engineering calculations.
The defining feature of the Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is its forcibly guided contact mechanism. This mechanical arrangement links the normally open and normally closed contacts so that they maintain a defined relationship under specified operating and fault conditions.
In safety-related control systems, this characteristic is useful because certain contact failures can be detected through external monitoring. For example, if a normally open contact becomes welded closed, the mechanically linked normally closed contact cannot return to its normal closed state under the relevant defined fault condition.
A properly designed feedback circuit can monitor the normally closed contact and detect the resulting discrepancy. Depending on the complete system design, the control system may then prevent an automatic restart or indicate a fault requiring investigation.
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 provides three normally open contacts and one normally closed contact, allowing multiple switching paths to be combined with a feedback contact in a single relay module.
This makes the relay suitable for applications where monitored contact behaviour is required, including machinery control and safety-related output circuits.
However, a forcibly guided relay is not a complete standalone safety controller. The safety performance of a machine depends on the complete control architecture, including the input devices, monitoring logic, output stages, fault response and system validation.
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 features a four-contact configuration consisting of three normally open contacts and one normally closed contact.
The three NO contacts can be used for appropriately rated switching functions within industrial control circuits. The NC contact can be incorporated into an external feedback monitoring arrangement where the mechanically guided contact relationship is required.
With a 6 A rated contact current, the relay is suitable for switching compatible loads within the manufacturer's specified electrical limits. The actual permissible switching load depends on factors such as voltage, current, utilisation category, switching frequency and the characteristics of the connected equipment.
The contacts use silver tin oxide (AgSnO2), a contact material commonly used in electromechanical switching applications.
The relay's four-contact arrangement can help simplify panel layouts where several switching paths and one feedback path are required.
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is designed for a 48 V DC nominal coil supply, making it suitable for compatible industrial control systems operating at this voltage.
48 V DC control supplies are used in various industrial and specialist automation installations. Selecting the correct coil voltage is essential to ensure predictable relay operation and prevent damage caused by incorrect supply conditions.
The coil must be connected according to the manufacturer's terminal identification and wiring diagram. Designers should also confirm the coil's operating voltage limits, power consumption and any polarity requirements before installation.
When used with electronic control outputs, the output device must be capable of supplying the relay's required coil current and handling any switching transients according to the complete circuit design.
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is designed for DIN rail mounting inside a suitable industrial electrical enclosure.
Its 22.5 mm housing width allows efficient use of space in control panels, making it suitable for machinery electrical cabinets and industrial automation assemblies.
The relay uses screw terminal connections rather than spring-loaded terminals. Conductors should be prepared and terminated according to Finder's specified conductor sizes and tightening requirements.
During installation, the normally open and normally closed contacts must be identified correctly. Where the NC contact is used for feedback monitoring, its connection and operation must be validated as part of the complete safety-related circuit.
The relay has an IP20 ingress protection rating and should be installed within a suitable enclosure. It is not intended for direct exposure to water, rain or other adverse environmental conditions.
Commissioning should include verification of the 48 V DC coil supply, contact switching behaviour, feedback monitoring and the intended response to simulated faults where required by the safety design.
Installation and maintenance should be performed by competent personnel in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and applicable machinery safety requirements.
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| Device Type | Positively Guided Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Timing Function | None (instantaneous) | |
| Switching Current (A) | 6 A | |
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Auxiliary Contacts | 1 NC | |
| SpecificationDetails Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 7S Series | |
| Product family | 7S.34 | |
| Manufacturer part number | 7S.34.9.048.4310 | |
| Alternative product code | 7S3490484310 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 8012823420776 | |
| Product type | Modular forcibly guided safety relay | |
| Nominal coil voltage | 48 V DC | |
| Coil supply type | DC | |
| Contact arrangement | 3 NO + 1 NC | |
| Number of contacts | 4 | |
| Rated contact current | 6 A | |
| Contact material | Silver tin oxide (AgSnO2) | |
| Contact guidance | Forcibly guided | |
| Electrical connection | Screw terminals | |
| Mounting method | DIN rail | |
| Housing width | 22.5 mm | |
| Ingress protection | IP20 | |
| Country of origin | Italy | |
| Approximate listed weight | 0.13 kg | |
| Typical use | Industrial control and safety-related monitoring circuits |
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is a modular relay with forcibly guided contacts for industrial automation, machinery control and safety-related monitoring circuits. It provides three normally open contacts and one normally closed contact.
The relay has a 48 V DC nominal coil voltage.
The relay has four contacts, arranged as 3 normally open (NO) and 1 normally closed (NC).
The relay has a 6 A rated contact current. Permissible switching loads depend on the electrical characteristics of the application and the manufacturer's specified operating conditions.
Forcibly guided contacts are mechanically linked so that normally open and normally closed contacts cannot simultaneously assume specified contradictory closed states. This allows appropriately designed monitoring circuits to detect certain relay contact faults.
Yes. The relay uses screw terminal connections for its electrical wiring.
The relay uses silver tin oxide (AgSnO2) contacts.
No. The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 is a forcibly guided relay component. A complete safety-related control system requires appropriate monitoring, diagnostics, fault handling and validation.
The 7S.34.9.048.4310 has a 3 NO + 1 NC contact configuration, while the 7S.34.9.048.4220 has a 2 NO + 2 NC configuration. Both are 48 V DC models in the Finder 7S.34 family, but their contact arrangements differ.
The relay is designed for DIN rail mounting and has a 22.5 mm housing width.
The relay has an IP20 ingress protection rating and should be installed inside a suitable electrical enclosure.
The product's listed EAN / GTIN is 8012823420776.
The Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 combines a 48 V DC coil, 3 NO + 1 NC forcibly guided contacts, 6 A switching capability, silver tin oxide contacts, screw terminals and a compact 22.5 mm DIN rail housing. It is designed for use in appropriately engineered industrial control and safety-related monitoring circuits.
Product information: Finder 7S.34.9.048.4310 Product Details and Datasheet Access.
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