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Finder 093.20.0 black insulated 20-way jumper link with 6.2 mm pitch, rated for a maximum total jumper capacity of 36 A at 250 V, designed to connect corresponding terminals across compatible Finder 38.21, 38.51, 38.61, 38.81 and 38.91 relay interface modules, with each individual interface limited to 6 A.
£2.84
The Finder 093.20.0 is a black 20-way jumper link designed to simplify electrical connections between compatible Finder 38 Series relay interface modules. Part of the Finder 93 Series accessory range, this insulated comb-style connection bridge enables a common electrical potential to be distributed across multiple adjacent interface modules, reducing the need for individual interconnecting wires.
Featuring 20 connection positions, a 6.2 mm pitch and a maximum jumper capacity of 36 A at 250 V, the Finder 093.20.0 is specifically intended for Finder 38.21, 38.51, 38.61, 38.81 and 38.91 relay interface modules. Each individual interface connection remains limited to 6 A, making correct circuit design and current distribution essential.
The black insulated construction provides a practical alternative to the blue Finder 093.20 and red Finder 093.20.1 variants. Suitable for industrial automation, PLC interface wiring and electrical control panel assembly, the Finder 093.20.0 helps create compact, consistent and easily maintained relay interface installations.
Industrial automation panels often contain multiple slim relay interface modules connected to programmable logic controllers, sensors, actuators and other electrical equipment. Where several interface modules share a common electrical potential, conventional wiring may require individual jumper wires between each module.
The Finder 093.20.0 20-way jumper link provides a more compact alternative. Its comb-style construction allows corresponding terminals on compatible Finder 38 Series interfaces to be connected using a single bridging accessory.
This approach can reduce repetitive wiring operations, simplify panel assembly and improve the consistency of electrical connections across a group of relay interfaces. It is particularly useful in installations containing multiple adjacent modules with common supply or control connections.
The jumper is specifically designed for Finder 38.21, 38.51, 38.61, 38.81 and 38.91 interface modules. These models use a compact arrangement suitable for high-density electrical control panels, and the jumper's 6.2 mm connection pitch matches their intended installation geometry.
The 20-way configuration provides flexibility for larger relay interface groups. Where fewer connection positions are required, the jumper may be shortened to suit the installation, provided the resulting exposed ends are appropriately protected and the manufacturer's installation requirements are followed.
The Finder 093.20.0 has a specified maximum jumper capacity of 36 A and a rated voltage of 250 V. However, this does not mean that every connected relay interface can carry 36 A.
Each individual interface connection must remain within its own 6 A current limit. The 36 A figure describes the maximum current capacity of the jumper link itself, while the connected interface modules retain their separate electrical ratings.
When distributing power across several modules, the total current flowing through each section of the jumper must be considered. The connected loads, supply arrangement and conductor protection must be designed so that neither the jumper nor any individual interface exceeds its permitted rating.
The Finder 093.20.0 is a passive electrical connection accessory. It does not provide overcurrent protection, circuit isolation or independent switching functionality. Appropriate protective devices and safe electrical installation practices remain necessary.
Finder offers the 20-way jumper link in three colour variants, allowing installers to select the version appropriate to their panel design and identification conventions.
These colour variants share the same basic electrical connection function and are intended for the same compatible Finder 38 Series interface modules. Colour selection can help distinguish different circuit groups, although the colour alone should not be treated as proof of a particular voltage or electrical function.
The Finder 093.01 plastic separator is a related accessory used to provide separation between interface groups. Finder specifies separators at the beginning and end of interface groups and requires them in particular circumstances, including the protective separation of neighbouring interface groups operating at different voltages and the protection of cut jumper links.
Using the correct jumper and separator combination helps maintain an organised panel layout while supporting the electrical separation requirements of the installation.
| Manufacturer | Finder |
|---|---|
| Series | Finder 93 Series Accessories |
| Model | 093.20.0 |
| Product type | 20-way jumper link |
| Accessory category | Relay interface module connection accessories |
| Connection arrangement | Comb-style electrical bridge |
| Compatible interface series | Finder 38 Series |
| Compatible interface types | 38.21, 38.51, 38.61, 38.81 and 38.91 |
| Number of connection positions | 20 |
| Maximum number of bridged interfaces | 20 |
| Maximum jumper current capacity | 36 A |
| Maximum current per individual interface | 6 A |
| Rated voltage | 250 V |
| Connection pitch | 6.2 mm |
| Overall length | 121.5 mm |
| Colour | Black |
| Insulated construction | Yes |
| Electrical function | Common electrical connection between compatible relay interface modules |
| Mounting location | Corresponding connection points of adjacent compatible interfaces |
| Integrated switching contacts | None |
| External power supply | Not required |
| Related separator accessory | Finder 093.01 |
| Alternative blue version | Finder 093.20 |
| Alternative red version | Finder 093.20.1 |
| Manufacturer part number | 093.20.0 |
The Finder 093.20.0 is a black 20-way jumper link used to connect corresponding terminals across compatible Finder 38 Series relay interface modules. It allows a common electrical connection to be distributed across multiple adjacent interfaces, reducing the need for individual jumper wires.
The Finder 093.20.0 is designed for Finder 38.21, 38.51, 38.61, 38.81 and 38.91 relay interface modules. These compatible interfaces use the connection arrangement required for the jumper's 6.2 mm pitch. Other Finder 38 Series models may require a different jumper accessory.
The Finder 093.20.0 has a maximum total jumper capacity of 36 A and a rated voltage of 250 V. However, each individual connected relay interface must remain within its own 6 A current limit. The jumper's total rating must not be interpreted as the permissible current for each interface position.
The three products are colour variants of the same 20-way jumper link. The Finder 093.20 is blue, the Finder 093.20.0 is black and the Finder 093.20.1 is red. They are intended for the same compatible Finder 38 Series interface modules and share the specified 36 A maximum jumper capacity and 250 V rating.
Yes. The Finder 093.20.0 can be shortened for installations requiring fewer connection positions, provided the modified jumper is installed safely. Finder specifies the 093.01 plastic separator for protecting cut jumper links. The final installation must maintain appropriate electrical separation and remain within the applicable current and voltage limits.
The Finder 093.20.0 black 20-way jumper link provides an efficient method of distributing common electrical connections across compatible Finder 38 Series relay interface modules. With its compact 6.2 mm pitch, 36 A maximum jumper capacity and dedicated 20-position design, it supports organised wiring, consistent panel assembly and practical maintenance in industrial automation installations.
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