
Finder 90.20 relay socket base for 8-pin relays, 10A, DIN-rail mount, with retaining clip for secure industrial use.
The Finder 90.20 relay socket base is a screw-terminal, plug-in socket designed for use with Finder 60 Series relays, specifically Type 60.12. It provides a secure and reliable interface for panel or 35 mm DIN-rail mounting (EN 50022) and is supplied with a metal retaining clip (SMA) to ensure firm relay retention in high-vibration or industrial environments.
The socket supports the use of coil indication and EMC suppression modules, making it well suited for control panels, automation systems, and electrical distribution applications. Its robust construction and box clamp screw terminals ensure secure and vibration-resistant wiring, rated up to 10A at 250V AC for control and switching applications.
Key Benefits:
Ideal for use in industrial control panels and automation systems, this relay socket base combines durability with practical design, ensuring a stable and long-lasting connection for your relay applications.
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