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Mastering the Finder 85 Series Timer Features, Setup, and Applications Explained!

The Finder 85 Series consists of modular multifunction timers designed for a wide range of time-delay applications in electrical control systems. These timers are often used in automation, lighting, HVAC, and industrial control systems. Here are some of the key features and specifications of the Finder 85 Series timers: 1. Multi-Function Capability • The 85 Series timers typically offer multiple timing functions in a single unit, allowing them to be used in various applications without needing separate timer models. Some common timing functions include: o On-Delay: The relay output is activated after a preset delay once the input is triggered. o Off-Delay: The relay output is deactivated after a preset delay when the input is de-energized. o Interval Timing: The relay output remains activated for a preset time period regardless of the duration of the input signal. o Cyclic Timing: The timer alternates between on and off periods cyclically. 2. Wide Timing Range • The Finder 85 Series timers generally provide a broad timing range, from a few milliseconds to several hours, depending on the model and configuration. This wide range allows flexibility to suit different control requirements. 3. Supply Voltage • These timers are typically designed to operate on a wide range of supply voltages, both AC and DC. Depending on the model, input voltages can range from 12 V to 240 V AC/DC. 4. Modular Design • The modular design of the Finder 85 Series makes it suitable for DIN rail mounting in control panels, making it easy to integrate into industrial systems. 5. Output Relays • The timers are equipped with electromechanical relay outputs that can switch a variety of loads. The number of output contacts may vary depending on the model, with both SPDT (Single-Pole Double-Throw) and DPDT (Double-Pole Double-Throw) contacts available. 6. User Adjustable Settings • The timing range and functions are adjustable via knobs or dip switches, allowing users to easily configure the timer to meet specific application needs. 7. Applications • Automation Systems: For controlling various automated processes that require precise timing. • Lighting Control: Used to automate lighting based on time delays. • Motor Control: Timers can be used to delay the start or stop of motors in industrial settings. • HVAC Systems: For controlling heating, ventilation, and air conditioning based on timed schedules.