93.11 Finder 93 Series 1P Blue PCB Socket

The Finder 93.11 is a single pole (1P) blue PCB socket from the renowned 93 Series, specifically designed for mounting 34 and 41 Series relays directly onto printed circuit boards.

This compact PCB socket provides a reliable mounting solution for Finder's 34.51 and 34.81 relay models, offering secure electrical connections in space-constrained electronic applications. The socket's robust construction ensures dependable performance across demanding industrial environments while simplifying relay replacement and maintenance procedures.

Key Features

• PCB Mounting Design: Enables direct board mounting for compact installations, reducing overall panel space requirements and improving circuit density
• Single Pole Configuration: Optimised 1P design provides precise switching control for single-circuit applications while maintaining minimal footprint
• Retaining and Release Clip: Integrated clip mechanism ensures secure relay retention during operation while allowing easy relay removal for maintenance or replacement
• Wide Operating Temperature Range: Functions reliably from -40°C to +70°C, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments and outdoor applications
• Blue Colour Coding: Distinctive blue housing enables quick visual identification and circuit organisation in complex control panels
• Compatible with Multiple Relay Types: Works seamlessly with Finder 34.51 and 34.81 relay models, providing flexibility in system design
• Lightweight Construction: At just 0.05kg, the socket adds minimal weight to PCB assemblies while maintaining structural integrity

Applications

The Finder 93.11 PCB socket is ideal for industrial automation systems, control panels, and electronic equipment requiring compact relay mounting solutions. Common applications include process control systems, building automation, machinery control circuits, and instrumentation panels where space efficiency and reliable connections are paramount. The socket's temperature tolerance makes it particularly suitable for applications in manufacturing environments, outdoor installations, and temperature-variable conditions.

Standards and Sustainability

This product is manufactured to Finder's stringent quality standards and carries commodity code 85369010 for international trade classification.

Manufactured by Finder, part number 93.11 (alternative code 9311).

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Finder relays are compatible with the 93.11 socket?

The Finder 93.11 socket is specifically designed for use with Finder 34.51 and 34.81 series relays. These relays from the 34 Series range fit securely into the socket's single pole configuration, ensuring proper electrical contact and mechanical retention.

What is the operating temperature range for this PCB socket?

The Finder 93.11 operates reliably across a temperature range of -40°C to +70°C. This wide operating range makes it suitable for both indoor control panel applications and more demanding industrial environments where temperature variations are common.

How does the retaining clip work on the 93.11 socket?

The integrated retaining and release clip mechanism holds the relay securely in place during normal operation, preventing accidental disconnection due to vibration or movement. When maintenance is required, the clip can be easily operated to release the relay for quick replacement without tools.

What are the dimensions and weight specifications of this socket?

The Finder 93.11 has a net mass of 0.05kg, making it extremely lightweight for PCB applications. The compact single pole design minimises board space requirements while providing reliable relay mounting functionality.

Can the 93.11 socket be used with relays from other manufacturers?

The 93.11 socket is specifically engineered for Finder's 34 and 41 Series relays, particularly models 34.51 and 34.81. Using relays from other manufacturers may result in improper fit, unreliable connections, or mechanical compatibility issues. For optimal performance and reliability, use only the specified Finder relay models.