Why Choose the Finder 97.01SMA Relay Socket?
The Finder 97.01SMA is a reliable relay socket accessory designed for use with Finder plug-in relays in industrial automation, electrical control panels and switching applications. As part of the trusted Finder 97 Series relay socket range, it provides a secure connection solution that simplifies relay installation, replacement and maintenance.
This relay socket is designed for use with compatible Finder 46 Series relays and provides dependable electrical connection through screw terminals. Its compact design supports professional panel building applications where reliable relay mounting and easy servicing are required.
Featuring DIN rail or panel mounting capability, a 250 V AC voltage rating and a 16 A current rating, the Finder 97.01SMA provides a practical relay interface solution for industrial control cabinets and automation systems.
Key Advantages
- Reliable relay socket solution for industrial control applications.
- DIN rail and panel mounting for flexible installation.
- 16 A current rating suitable for professional switching systems.
- 250 V AC voltage rating for industrial relay applications.
- Secure screw terminal connection for dependable wiring.
- Compatible with Finder 46 Series relay products.
Key Features
- Finder 97 Series relay socket.
- Model: 97.01SMA.
- 5-pin socket configuration.
- Screw terminal connections.
- DIN rail / panel mounting design.
- Suitable for Finder 46.61 relay applications.
- Designed for industrial automation and control panels.
Reliable Relay Integration for Industrial Control Systems
Relay sockets such as the Finder 97.01SMA provide a dependable connection between plug-in relays and electrical control systems. They allow faster relay replacement, simplified wiring and improved serviceability within industrial automation panels.
The Finder 97 Series is designed for electrical engineers and installers requiring reliable relay accessories for professional switching and automation applications.
Typical Applications
- Industrial control panels.
- Automation and machine control systems.
- Electrical distribution cabinets.
- PLC interface applications.
- Relay-based switching systems.
- OEM control equipment.