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Finder - Finder stands for switching, controlling and measuring like no other company and has become indispensable in switchgear and control construction as well as building automation. Did you know that the name Finder does not come from a family name, but is a pure brand name and was created by the company's founder, Mr. Piero Giordanino, back in 1954. Finder is one of the most innovative companies in Italy. Finder has a remarkable ability to both innovate and perfect the tried and tested. Since 1954 Finder has been working in the field of switching, timing and monitoring relays. With over 10,000 different products, Finder has one of the most extensive relay programs. eibmarkt® offers over 1000 items from Finder in its eibabo® shops, of which around 300 are in stock. In particular, Finder time relays of the 80.41 series, plug-in relays, three-phase meters, multifunction relays, coupling relays, impulse switches and dimmers as well as Finder installation contactors and the Finder 40.52 series print relays are in particularly high demand. Finder produces at four locations. The headquarters and main factory are located in Almese, near Turin in Italy. The other production sites are located in Sanfront, in the south of Turin (Italy) and in the south-east of France, in Saint Jean de Maurienne. The latest plant is in Spain: in Valencia. Finder operates two logistics centers: in the Rhein-Main region of Germany (Trebur-Astheim, Germany) and in the northern Italian region of Turin (Almese, Italy). The high production standards ensure that the products are always of the same processing quality, which is particularly important in electrical installation. At eibabo® you will find all Finder items at top conditions and, as a private or corporate customer, you can order Finder items worldwide and have them delivered. We can even deliver non-listed Finder items (goods to be ordered or procured) quickly and unbureaucratically. You can find finder articles in particular in the main catalog Electrical material > Electrical distribution installation > Relays, switching relays, installation relays, staircase lighting timers and installation contactors REG.

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Accessories gate-shutter drives - It's very convenient when you can drive your car straight to the garage after work in winter. Everyone is happy to do without getting out and unlocking the car in the dark and cold. To give you the opportunity to realize your ideas of a comfortable home with automatic doors, gates and roller shutters, you can get all the components you need to control garage doors or blinds in the eibabo shop. This begins with tubular motors and drive shafts, continues with locking mechanisms and does not end with switching and control technology. Convince yourself of our extensive range and the many options available to you to equip your house with smart technology. We are happy to support you with questions about your home automation.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Gate operators, pumps and ventilators > Accessories for gate-/roller-blind drive you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Accessories for gate driveAccessories for gate-/roller-blind driveAccessories for roller-blind driveAccessories/spare parts for gate-/roller-blind driveBall bearingBreaking unitClaw bearingDeflector unitDoor clutch holderEmergency releaseExtension moduleFoundation boxGuide armGuide railHolder remote controlHolder/table top holder remote controlHolder/tabletop holder remote controlMounting angleMounting bracketMounting rail holderRubber-metal anti-vibration mountSlotted iron stripSpare parts for gate driveSpare parts for gate-/roller-blind driveSpare parts for roller-blind driveTabletop holder remote controlToothed beltTransmission armfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Accessories gate-shutter drives:Dometic WAECOJung PumpenRademacherSchneider ElectricSEW-EurodriveSomfySommerVahleWaremaWindowMaster

Heat accumulator - Do you need a heating source for your house or for a specific room? Not sure if storage heaters are the right choice for you? Is it true that heating with thermal storage is no longer up-to-date? We clarify to make your purchase decision easier. Heating is important, because in the winter months we like to withdraw and spend the long evenings comfortably at home. However, a warm environment is a prerequisite for this. Heating costs are constantly increasing and buying the right system should be carefully considered. All heating systems have advantages and disadvantages, including thermal storage. Depending on the needs and consumption profile, thermal storage can still be an attractive alternative.What are heat accumulators?Heat storage devices are devices that store excess thermal energy for a certain period of time and retrieve it later. If you install one or more heat accumulators in your heating system, you 'conserve' the heat once it has been generated and the energy is not lost so quickly. With storage heating, also known as night storage heating, you can optimally use electricity outside of the expensive peak times. TIP:Storage heaters are designed for either wall mounting or floor mounting. Installation is often easier than with other heating systems. The devices are fully-fledged heaters for homes and businesses. Floor-standing devices are larger and usually have more storage capacity. Wall mount devices are narrower and need to be lighter. Their performance is usually lower.How does a heat accumulator work?The operating principle of the heat accumulator is easy to understand and the structure of the devices is relatively simple. This type of electric heater contains an electrically powered heating element and storage media. These are usually ceramic bricks or clay bricks. These materials can store a lot of heat. Typically, the storage heater heats with cheap off-peak electricity and stores the heat in the storage media. This is then released again over several hours to heat rooms. The heat is distributed in the room via so-called convection currents. Warm air rises out of the heater at the top and cooler air flows in from the bottom. The cool air is warmed up by the heater and rises again, while the previously warmed air cools down and sinks to the ground. A cycle is created which distributes the heat evenly throughout the room.If you look at this principle over the course of a day, the basic idea of this heating method quickly becomes clear.The storage heater consumes (cheap) energy at night and is 'charged' in the morning. During the day, the bricks slowly release the heat and cool down. As a result, the heating output also decreases. In the evening most of the heat is gone, but the house, apartment or room has been comfortably warm for many hours. Such a heater is therefore suitable for the home office or other rooms that are used regularly during the day. If the walls have a certain storage capacity, the heating output still has an effect. There is no doubt that the principle of night storage heating leaves a lot to be desired in the evening. Charging at night is not optimal for a cozy evening in front of the TV. Of course, modern storage heaters nowadays have sophisticated control systems and power regulators. This allows you to regulate both the storage and the heat output and optimize it in terms of time. However, this does not change the basic principle.In combination with a solar system, the charging curve and the heating times can be shifted. If you have the opportunity to use solar energy, the storage tank can be charged during the day. Depending on the weather, orientation and performance of your system, the charging of the storage media at midday leads to a high heating output in the afternoon and evening and decreases again during the night. With this variant, the rooms may not be sufficiently heated in the morning and up to midday.Which comfort functions do thermal storage tanks offer?To optimize performance, modern storage heaters, their controls and housing are becoming more and more efficient. Manufacturers also keep offering innovations in terms of operation.Fans support the room air distributionThermostats regulate the room to the desired temperatureSmart charging controls enable the amount of heat to be stored as requiredWLAN connection allows control via telephone and voice assistant or integration into the smart home What are the advantages of thermal storage compared to other heating methods?Heat accumulators are comparatively easy to install and do not require regular maintenance or servicing. The service life can be several decades without incurring any significant costs. If the installation of a gas heater or other heating fails, for example due to monument protection, the heat storage tank is often an alternative. If you purchase cheap green electricity or produce the electricity yourself using your own solar system, the heat storage tank has a very good CO2 balance.Is heating with a storage heater expensive?Heating rooms is always associated with costs. Whether it is expensive or inexpensive depends less on the actual invoice amount. The decisive factor is the relationship between calorific value and costs. The question is therefore: Does heating with thermal storage make economic sense for me? Things like acquisition costs, installation costs, operating costs, maintenance costs and repair costs come into play here. The optimal solution depends on the individual circumstances and your consumption profile.Image: Glen VFE 60K heat accumulatorIs heating via thermal storage right for me?You should think carefully about whether an electrically operated storage heater is right for you. One thing is certain: Electricity will generally become more expensive in the future if you are dependent on energy suppliers. However, this also applies to many other energy sources such as gas and fossil fuels. A heat accumulator may be the optimal solution for your specific application. It is important to precisely assess your needs.Do I need the heat every day or just occasionally?What time of day do I need the heat?How long do I need the heat?What output does the heater have to have? How many devices do I need?Do I get a cheap off-peak electricity tariff?How will electricity prices develop in the future?Can I integrate a solar system?Do other types of heating (wood storage stove, heat pump, gas boiler) make more economic sense for my needs?Would alternatives be feasible at all? Would there be a gas connection? Does the house have the requirements for an oven? connectionDepending on the size, the connected load of a storage heater can be 7kW or even higher. For such a device, you usually need a 400V three-phase connection with appropriate circuit protection.Here in the shop you can get devices from various manufacturers such as AEG, Glen, Vaillant and Stiebel Eltron. All devices offer high quality and different storage capacities. So you are sure to find the right model for your needs. Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Residential heating > Storage heater you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:DehumidifierElectric heatingElectric storage heaterHeat accumulatorNight storageNight storage heatingStorage heaterfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Heat accumulator:EHT AEGGlenStiebel EltronVaillant

Temperature sensor - To ensure that your home is cozy and warm in winter or pleasantly fresh in summer, the use of high-quality temperature sensors is essential for the correct control of heating and air conditioning systems. Such a device is a sensor that monitors the temperature in its immediate vicinity and transmits the measured values to a receiver that is compatible with it. Depending on the programming of the receiver, the following actions are then carried out accordingly. For example, the performance of the air conditioning system is increased if the reference value to be measured by the temperature sensor is reached and exceeded. However, temperature sensors are not only used for air conditioning in buildings. They also monitor the temperatures of liquids and gases in the industrial sector, thus contributing to safety and ensuring that production and manufacturing processes run correctly. You can get custom-made temperature sensors for the respective application here in the eibabo online shop.

Finned tube heater - Although your shed or garage cannot be heated, do you want to work there during the winter? Or maybe you have a greenhouse in which you want to store your sensitive plants frost-free during the cold season? Then a finned tube heater is an interesting investment for you. You may have seen such radiators at your local garden center or in your car repair shop. Finned tube heaters are particularly stable and can be easily connected to the house installation. Dirt and moisture cannot harm them. Even jets of water and even short-term submersion are no problem for the models with protection class IP67. With mounting feet and a manual temperature setting, both installation and operation are a breeze. Order your finned tube heater quickly, securely and conveniently in the eibabo® online shop.What are finned tube heaters?Finned tube heaters are electrically operated heaters designed for industrial use. Due to the simple design and high reliability, these are particularly suitable for all heating applications up to an ambient temperature of 60 °C. As a rule, the devices have a self-contained design and are therefore also suitable for damp rooms. This makes finned tube heaters very flexible in use. All you need is a power connection designed for the power of the respective device. NoticeIf a permanent connection to the power supply is required for commissioning, we recommend installation by an experienced electrician. Depending on the model, plug assembly is possible or a permanent connection is necessary.How are finned tube heaters constructed?The radiators are typically made from a stainless steel tube on which steel ribs are spirally attached. These serve to enlarge the surface and thus enable better heat dissipation. The heating insert in the tube is usually made of technical ceramics. It includes a glow coil. The connection and control unit are built into a plastic housing. A tight cable gland is provided for the connection. The power and thus the heat output can be infinitely adjusted via a rotatable controller.buying tipWhen buying, pay attention to the surface temperature. We differentiate between devices with high and low surface temperatures. This results in differences in the area of application.In the case of high surface temperatures, the stoves are not suitable for rooms with combustible materials or where there is a risk of contact. Special equipment is available for potentially explosive areas. With some models it is possible to insert a second cable gland in the housing. This enables connection to a room thermostat. Some devices are already equipped with an integrated thermostat. A control lamp often provides information about whether the device is switched on or off.Where are finned heaters used?The devices are designed for industrial or commercial use and are used as frost protection in machine rooms, pumping stations, elevator shafts, greenhouses and other environments without their own heating system. Ribbed heaters also serve as heating in waiting rooms, crane cabs, site trailers, workshops, service areas and technical drying rooms. Ribbed radiators can also be interesting alternatives in the private sphere. For example, think of:a garage in which you can carry out repairs or pursue your hobby even in the cold seasonan outbuilding in which you protect your potted plants from frost in wintera barn for small animals, in which a certain minimum temperature must always prevail Image: Kraemer & Kraus RRH TR 1000 finned tube heating furnaceWhat are the prerequisites for the installation of finned radiators?Ribbed heaters require a power connection. The standard voltage is 230 volts AC. Depending on the model, the devices have an output of between 200 W and 6000 W. A three-phase 40 volt power connection is required for high-performance devices. Especially for the more powerful heaters, it is not recommended to connect the devices to a classic socket. Please note the capacity of the circuit and which other devices usually use this circuit. A power supply designed for the radiator and separately fused is to be preferred in any case. The ribbed radiators also have mounting feet for attachment to the wall or floor. The subsurface must be sufficiently stable to ensure safe installation. Please also make sure that there are no obstacles around the device. These lead to heat accumulation, impede the even distribution of the heated air and pose a potential fire hazard.Are there special equipment or accessories for ribbed heaters?So-called Ex space heaters are available in the eibabo® shop for special environments. These are used to heat the room air in explosion-prone workplaces. A touch guard made of perforated sheet metal can be a useful accessory. You mount this with a certain distance around the radiator and thus prevent accidental contact of the skin or flammable substances with the possibly hot slats.How should finned tube heaters be maintained?Ribbed heaters are suitable for use in different environments and are largely wear-free and maintenance-free. However, it can happen that dust and dirt are deposited on the devices. This can lead to reduced performance. In such cases, it is advisable to clean the spaces between the slats with compressed air or a vacuum cleaner. This will ensure the necessary air circulation again. If damage such as holes or cracks occur on the housing through everyday work, safety-relevant properties are no longer given. In such cases, we recommend an exchange. TIPDue to the design for commercial and industrial use, finned tube heaters are robust, maintenance-free, protected against corrosion and usually absolutely dust-tight and waterproof. A large selection of robust and durable finned tube heaters is available in the eibabo® technology store. We only offer the best brand quality from the well-known manufacturers Etherma, Kraemer & Kraus and Schultze. These have been tried and tested in our customers' systems for years and are characterized by their particular reliability. Most devices are available here in the shop at short notice and can be shipped worldwide on request. Use one of over 20 secure payment methods. Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Residential heating > Finned-tube heater you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:AntifreezeDirect heatingElectric heaterElectric heatingFinned tubeFinned tube heaterFinned tube heatingFinned tube heating furnaceFrost WardenRadiatorRib furnaceRib heaterSpace heaterSpace heatingStainless steel radiatorTubular heating furnaceWall convectorfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Finned tube heater:EthermaKraemer & KrausSchultze

Heating tape - Has it ever happened to you that a water-carrying pipe in the garden or on the property froze or was damaged as a result on particularly cold days in winter? Or do you have such a line and want to prevent this scenario? Then a high-quality and inexpensive heating tape from our eibabo online shop is definitely an option for you. A heating tape or a heating cable is an electrically operated resistance heater, which is also referred to as pipe trace heating or line trace heating. Such heating elements are in the form of flexible tapes, are available in different lengths and can be wrapped around liquid-carrying lines, fittings and containers. By being supplied with electricity, these heating elements give off heat and ensure that the temperature of the liquid inside these systems does not drop below a certain level. Please ensure correct installation so that the heat is distributed evenly.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Residential heating > Heating cable you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:AntifreezeAntifreeze heaterAntifreeze heating tapeBox gutter heatingCableCondensate drainDirect heatingDownpipe heatingFlowing screedFrost protectionGutter heatingHeating cableHeating conductorHeating lineHeating loopHeating tapeHeating tape for pipe trace heatingHot water temperature maintenance heating tapeOil tank heatingOpen spaceOutdoor heating tapePartial storage heatingPipelinePipeline heating tapeReady madeRoof heatingTemperature maintenanceTrace heating tapefrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Heating tape:3MDeviEHT AEGEthermaGlen DimplexnVent ThermalStiebel Eltron

Switching relays - How does a relay work? What different relays are there? Where are relays typically used? Which relay is right for your project? Learn more about switching and controlling circuits here. Switching relays are used in many different applications, for example in automated factories, in vehicles and in household appliances. The switching relays offered by eibabo® are high quality, inexpensive, versatile, reliable and universally applicable. The best-known manufacturers in our range are Wago, Schneider Electric, Bircher, Finder, Grothe, Hima, Issendorf, Metz Connect, Phoenix Contact, Siemens, Tele Hase and Omron.What are switching relays?A switching relay is an electromechanical device used to control electrical circuits. It consists of one or more electrical contacts that are controlled by one or more magnetic coils. When the solenoid is activated, the contacts close and current flows. When the solenoid is de-energized, the contacts open and current does not flow.Image: WAGO 788-312 socket with relayWhat should be considered when buying a switching relay?In view of the enormously large selection and the numerous specifications, choosing the right switching relay is not easy. Before you decide on a specific model, you should plan your switching device exactly and define the exact task of the relay. This results in the type of switching relay required. Now select a suitable relay for your project based on the following considerations:Is the installation fixed or moveable? Switching relays for mobile equipment should be able to withstand vibration and shock.What kind of contacts should the relay have? How many? What is the switching current and the switching voltage?Which current magnitudes and voltage magnitudes occur? Consider the nominal voltage of the coil, the coil current, the dropout voltage and pick-up voltage of the coil and resistances.Which response times and release times should not be exceeded?What is the expected switching frequency?What requirements do I place on the service life of the mechanical components?In which environment and in which temperature range is the relay used? How does a switching relay work?Depending on the design, relays can have a simple or complex structure. However, the basic functional principle is the same. The heart of a relay is the coil with an iron core. When current flows through the coil, an electric magnetic field builds up. A ferromagnetic armature responds and is attracted. This movement connects two contact springs together. The so-called working contacts in the relay close (normally open).Good to knowSwitching relays have electrical ratings for the coil and internal switch contacts. The coil voltage is the voltage required for the coil to operate properly. The circuit voltage rating represents the maximum rating of the switch contacts and should not be exceeded.In some designs, so-called break contacts are opened when the magnetic field is created. These are called openers. There are combinations of openers and closers, so-called changeover contacts or changeover contacts. As soon as the coil no longer generates a magnetic field, the armature is returned to its initial position by spring force. The working contacts are no longer closed.In addition, there are numerous other relay types, some for special purposes. As a rule, these relays differ in the functional principle, in structure and size, in the switching capacity and in the contacts. A few examples briefly explained:For example, thermal relays use a bimetallic strip that bends when heated, opening or closing the contacts. Thermal relays are commonly used in circuit breakers.Photoelectric relays respond to light pulses and open or close the contacts accordingly. These are used, for example, in photo flash devices and surveillance systems.In static relays there are no moving contacts. The switching action is triggered by thermionic valves, transistors or amplifiers. This list could be continued, for example with time delay relays, solid state relays, coupling relays, distance relays, differential relays, undervoltage relays or overvoltage relays. There are separate categories for many of these special shapes here in the eibabo® shop. Please use our intelligent search.What are switching relays used for?Relays allow a low current circuit to control or switch one or more higher current circuits. Switching relays in a variety of designs are required in electrical distribution and electrical installation. The switching relays from our shop can be used for all interface applications in demanding control systems. This allows you to connect highly sensitive and almost powerless controls of a PLC, a control system or a process computer with the power level of a machine or another connected consumer.What are the advantages and disadvantages of switching relays compared to other switching mechanisms?Switching relays offer the following advantages:Switching relays are inexpensive.The components are robust and tolerate voltage peaks and current peaks.Switching relays provide potential-free isolation from the load circuit.The heat development is low. Cooling is not necessary.Switching relays switch both very low signals and high-frequency power.In many cases, the current switching status can be seen with the naked eye.Thinner gauge wire can be used to connect the control switch to the relay.Relays make it possible to direct current to a device via the shortest path. This reduces voltage losses. TIP:Semiconductors, semiconductor circuits or transistors are used as an alternative to relays. These offer an extremely fast response time. However, switching relays also have disadvantages:The mechanical components are subject to a certain amount of wear.Switching relays react sensitively to shocks and mechanical loads.The switching actions are audible.The response times and fall times are very long compared to semiconductors.The insulating capacity often depends on the environmental conditions. Why are protective devices used on some switching relays?If a relay is switched off and the coil suddenly loses current, a large voltage spike can occur. For this reason, protective mechanisms such as resistors or diodes are switched across the coil of the relay. These reduce or prevent the risk of these voltage peaks flowing back into the control circuit and damaging sensitive components. Resistors last longer, diodes provide more efficient protection against voltage spikes. You can judge what kind of protection is required based on the sensitivity of your components in the connected circuit.Why doesn't my switching relay switch off anymore?When choosing the right relay, you should pay attention to the loads that occur. Current peaks when switching can cause the contacts to 'stick' or 'weld' together. If the relay is not designed for the loads that occur, the surfaces of the contact springs will change over time. This can result in the contacts no longer opening when the relay is de-energized. Conversely, loads that are too low can also lead to a similar effect, since the self-cleaning process no longer takes place. Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Relays > Switching relay you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:AC contactorBracket mountBuilt-in relayChangeover relayCloserComplete relayCoupling moduleDC voltage relayInrush voltageInstallation relayManual control levelMiniature relayMounting clipPlug-in relayPower relayRailway relayRelay couplerRelay interface moduleRelay socketRelay switchRelay terminalRemote switching relaySingle relaySwitch moduleToggle relayTransfer blocksUniversal relayWindow drivesfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Switching relays:ABBAlbrightBircherComatDoldFinderGlen DimplexGrotheHimaIndexaLegrand SEKOLützeMetzMurrelektronikOmronPhoenixRockwellSchalkSchneider ElectricSHCSiemensTeleTTIWAGOWeidmüllerWieland

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