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Finder 93.02.0.125 is a 14 mm-wide, 8-pin DIN rail relay socket with screw terminals, a 10 A nominal current rating, 250 V rated connections and an integrated protection and indication circuit for compatible 110–125 V AC/DC Finder 41.52 and 41.61 relay coil applications.
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The Finder 93.02.0.125 is a compact 8-pin DIN rail relay socket with screw terminals, designed for reliable electrical connections in industrial automation, machinery control and electrical distribution panels. Part of the Finder 93 Series, this socket provides a secure mounting and wiring interface for compatible Finder 41 Series electromechanical relays.
Featuring a 10 A nominal current rating, 250 V rated voltage and 35 mm DIN rail mounting, the Finder 93.02.0.125 is suitable for industrial control applications requiring dependable relay connections. Its compact 14 mm-wide housing helps optimise available cabinet space, while screw clamp terminals provide secure connections for control and switching circuits.
The 93.02.0.125 is specifically intended for compatible 110–125 V AC/DC relay coil applications, including selected Finder 41.52 and 41.61 relays. Its integrated protection and indication circuit provides additional functionality for the associated relay coil, making it a practical choice for electrical panel builders, automation engineers and maintenance technicians.
Relay sockets such as the Finder 93.02.0.125 provide the mechanical and electrical connection between an electromechanical relay and the fixed wiring of an industrial control system. By separating the relay from the permanent wiring terminals, the socket allows engineers to replace a compatible relay without dismantling the surrounding electrical connections.
The Finder 93.02 Series uses a compact screw terminal design suitable for 35 mm DIN rail installation. Its eight connection positions accommodate the associated relay coil and changeover contact connections, making it suitable for compatible Finder 41.52 and 41.61 relay configurations.
The 93.02.0.125 variant incorporates a protection and indication circuit intended for 110–125 V AC/DC relay coil applications. This distinguishes it from other Finder 93.02 variants designed for lower or higher coil voltages. Selecting the correct socket variant is important because the protection and indication circuit must be compatible with the coil voltage of the installed relay.
The socket provides a 10 A nominal current rating and 250 V rated voltage, while its insulation design provides 6 kV dielectric strength between coil and contacts under specified impulse test conditions. The permissible switching capacity of the complete assembly is determined by the ratings of both the socket and the selected relay.
With IP20 protection, secure screw clamp connections and a compact 14 mm-wide housing, the Finder 93.02.0.125 is well suited to industrial electrical cabinets where space efficiency, reliable wiring and convenient relay replacement are important. Its modular design helps simplify control panel assembly, commissioning and ongoing maintenance.
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| Device Type | Relay Socket | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Screw | |
| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
| Manufacturer | Finder | |
| Series | 93 Series | |
| Model | 93.02.0.125 | |
| Product type | Electromechanical relay socket | |
| Socket configuration | 8-pin | |
| Nominal current rating | 10 A | |
| Rated voltage | 250 V | |
| Protection and indication circuit voltage | 110–125 V AC/DC | |
| Compatible relay series | Finder 41 Series | |
| Compatible relay models | 41.52.9.110.0010 and 41.61.9.110.0010 | |
| Connection type | Screw terminals | |
| Terminal construction | Box-clamp screw terminals | |
| Number of socket positions | 8 | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| DIN rail size | 35 mm | |
| DIN rail standard | EN 60715 | |
| Housing width | 14 mm | |
| Dielectric strength between coil and contacts | 6 kV (1.2/50 µs impulse) | |
| Protection rating | IP20 | |
| Operating temperature | -40 to +55 °C | |
| Terminal screw tightening torque | 0.5 Nm | |
| Recommended wire stripping length | 8 mm | |
| Maximum solid conductor size | 1 × 6 mm² or 2 × 2.5 mm² | |
| Maximum stranded conductor size | 1 × 4 mm² or 2 × 2.5 mm² | |
| Relay compatibility | Monostable relays with the specified compatible configuration | |
| Environmental compliance | RoHS compliant | |
| Application | Industrial control panels and relay interface installations |
The Finder 93.02.0.125 is an 8-pin DIN rail relay socket designed to mount and electrically connect compatible Finder 41 Series electromechanical relays. It provides screw terminal connections and an integrated protection and indication circuit for suitable 110–125 V AC/DC relay coil applications.
The socket is specified for compatible Finder 41.52 and 41.61 relays, including 41.52.9.110.0010 and 41.61.9.110.0010. The exact relay part number and coil characteristics should be checked before installation.
The socket's integrated protection and indication circuit is designed for compatible 110–125 V AC/DC relay coil applications. The socket itself has a separate 250 V rated voltage for its electrical connections. These ratings describe different parts of the assembly.
The Finder 93.02.0.125 has a 10 A nominal current rating. The maximum permissible current of the completed relay assembly also depends on the contact ratings of the installed relay and the characteristics of the connected electrical load.
No. The Finder 93.02.0.125 is a relay socket rather than a complete electromechanical relay. A compatible Finder 41 Series relay must be installed separately to provide the electrical switching function.
Yes. The 93.02.0.125 incorporates an integrated protection and indication circuit for compatible 110–125 V AC/DC relay coils. This helps provide coil circuit indication and protection as part of the correctly selected relay and socket assembly.
The socket is designed for 35 mm DIN rail mounting according to EN 60715. Its compact 14 mm housing width allows efficient use of space inside electrical control panels.
The Finder 93.02.0.125 uses screw clamp terminals. The specified tightening torque is 0.5 Nm, and the recommended conductor stripping length is 8 mm.
The Finder 93.02.0.125 is specified for an ambient operating temperature range of -40 to +55 °C. The complete relay and socket assembly must also remain within the operating limits of the installed relay.
No. The 93.02.0.125 protection and indication circuit is intended for compatible 110–125 V AC/DC relay coils. For a suitable 24 V DC Finder 41 Series relay, the Finder 93.02.0.024 is the corresponding low-voltage socket variant, subject to relay compatibility.
Both products belong to the Finder 93.02 screw terminal relay socket range and share the same general DIN rail mounting arrangement. The main difference is the voltage range of their integrated protection and indication circuits: 93.02.0.024 is intended for compatible 6–24 V AC/DC relay coils, while 93.02.0.125 is intended for compatible 110–125 V AC/DC relay coils.
Yes. The Finder 93.02.0.125 is suitable for installation in appropriately designed industrial automation panels, machinery control cabinets and electrical relay interface assemblies. Its DIN rail mounting, screw terminals and replaceable relay arrangement support efficient installation and maintenance.
Finder 93 Series relay sockets provide dependable electrical interfaces for industrial automation and machinery control applications. The Finder 93.02.0.125 combines an 8-pin relay connection, 10 A nominal current rating, 250 V rated voltage, 110–125 V AC/DC protection and indication circuit, and compact DIN rail construction, making it a practical solution for engineers and panel builders working with compatible Finder 41 Series relays.
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