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SEPTEMBER
2026

Finder step relays 13 Series, new models available

Finder 13 Series catalogue expands with three new models, enhancing the capabilities of one of the range's flagship product lines.

The launch of the new Types 13.9C.8.230.0000, 13.91.8.230.0040, and 13.95.8.230.0040 relays represents a further step forward in meeting growing market demands and offering faster, simpler wiring possibilities in full compliance with current regulations.

Capable of switching loads up to 10 A, these new 13 Series step electronic relays comply with EN 60669-1 and EN 60669-2-1 standards. They feature terminal blocks with an increased number of poles to provide more connection options within the same compact footprint. Installation options include rear-mounting behind push-buttons, placement in junction boxes, or panel/wall mounting via a dedicated adapter.

Models and key features of the new impulse relays:

  • 13.9C.8.230.0000: Step relay with double terminals. LED lamp load rating: 300 W.
  • 13.91.8.230.0040: Dual-function relay offering step or timed relay functions (adjustable time settings: 2 seconds, 6 minutes, 10 minutes). Equipped with a Reset terminal for centralized OFF control. LED lamp load rating: 300 W.
  • 13.95.8.230.0040: 2-output sequential step relay (4 sequences). Equipped with a Reset terminal for centralized OFF control. LED lamp load rating: 250 W.

 

With the expansion of this iconic range, Finder reinforces its position as a benchmark in relay manufacturing and electrical installation convenience. The new Type 13.9C, 13.91, and 13.95 step relays offer installers and industry professionals a winning combination of versatility, simplified wiring, and compliance with the highest regulatory standards—ensuring efficient, tailor-made solutions for any installation need.

To learn more and to download the technical documentation, visit the dedicated product pages.

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