Finder 094.80.3 – 94 Series Sockets for 55 Series relays – Accessory

Why Choose the Finder 094.80.3 Identification Tag?

The Finder 094.80.3 is a compact and practical white identification tag for industrial relay sockets, designed to provide clear labelling of relay positions within electrical control panels and automation systems. As part of the Finder 94 Series relay socket accessories, it helps electrical engineers, panel builders and maintenance technicians identify individual relay circuits quickly and efficiently.

Designed for compatible Finder 94 Series relay sockets, the 094.80.3 provides a dedicated surface for circuit identification and equipment labelling. Its white finish offers a clear background for identification markings, helping improve the organisation of relay assemblies and simplifying fault-finding, inspection and routine maintenance.

With compact dimensions of 23 × 9 mm, the Finder 094.80.3 is suitable for closely spaced relay installations where clear identification is required without occupying unnecessary panel space. The identification tag is compatible with selected Finder 94 Series sockets used with Finder 55 Series industrial relays and other compatible relay and timer assemblies.

Key Advantages

• Purpose-designed identification tag for compatible Finder relay sockets.
• Compact 23 × 9 mm dimensions for space-efficient control panel labelling.
• White identification surface provides a clear background for circuit markings.
• Compatible with selected Finder 94 Series relay sockets.
• Supports clear identification of individual relay positions and control circuits.
• Helps simplify electrical maintenance, inspection and troubleshooting.
• Suitable for densely populated industrial relay panels.
• Provides a practical replacement for missing or damaged socket identification tags.
• Supports consistent equipment identification across relay assemblies.
• Passive accessory requiring no electrical connection or power supply.

Key Features

• Finder 94 Series relay socket accessory.
• Model 094.80.3 identification tag.
• White identification label for relay socket marking.
• Dimensions: 23 × 9 mm.
• Designed for fitting to compatible Finder relay sockets.
• Compatible with selected 94.82.3, 94.83.3 and 94.94.3 socket variants.
• Also listed for compatible 94.84.2, 94.92.3 and 94.94.3 sockets.
• Suitable for relay socket assemblies associated with Finder 55 Series relays.
• Supports identification of compatible Finder 58 Series relay interface assemblies.
• Provides a dedicated area for relay and circuit reference markings.
• Compact design for industrial control cabinets and DIN rail-mounted relay assemblies.
• Suitable for original installations and replacement applications.

Reliable Relay Identification for Industrial Control Panels

Industrial control cabinets frequently contain numerous relays, timers and interface modules arranged in closely spaced groups. Clear identification of these components is important for efficient installation, inspection and maintenance. The Finder 094.80.3 identification tag provides a dedicated marking surface for compatible relay sockets, helping technicians associate individual relay positions with their corresponding circuit references and electrical documentation.

The Finder 094.80.3 is designed for integration with selected Finder 94 Series sockets, including versions used with Finder 55 Series industrial relays. Its 23 × 9 mm white identification surface supports organised labelling without significantly increasing the space required for relay assemblies. By maintaining consistent identification throughout a control panel, the tag helps improve serviceability and reduces the time needed to locate specific relay circuits during maintenance.

Typical Applications

• Industrial electrical control panel relay identification.
• PLC control cabinets and automation relay assemblies.
• Finder 94 Series relay socket installations.
• Finder 55 Series industrial relay applications.
• Industrial machinery and production equipment control panels.
• Motor control and auxiliary switching circuits.
• Building automation and electrical control installations.
• Relay circuit identification during commissioning and maintenance.
• OEM machine building and electrical panel manufacturing.
• Replacement of missing or damaged relay socket identification labels.