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Electromechanical Components
News Release from: Finder | Subject: 94.04 socket
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 29 November 2001
Socket puts relays and timers on the
rails
Finder has unveiled a new socket packed with design features.
Finder has unveiled a new socket packed with design features Suitable for use with Finder's ever popular two-, three- an four-pole 55 Series industrial relay and 85 Series timer unit, the 94.04 socket is suitable for both DIN rail mounting and can also be mounted direct to a panel surface by two screw fixings
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 6 Aug 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Complete with an easily operated retaining clip, the 94.04 socket offers the facility for fixing prominent identification tags adjacent to all terminal positions.
Identifications tags are available in sheet form to facilitate automated labelling by commercially available printer/software systems.
Incorporated into the socket is the facility to accept optional suppression and timer modules.
In total there are 18 different types of surge suppression devices offering suppression of electrical interference resulting from coil switching.
Alternatively, an optional on delay or on pulse timer module can introduce delays between 1.5s to 64min; this can be fitted initially or retrospectively.
Common connection of terminals of adjacent sockets can be effectively achieved by the use of six-way jumper links.
A novel scheme of mechanically interlocking the socket and relay ensures that the former is retained under conditions of vibration.
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