Company Profile:
Finder
Finder is a manufacturer of relays and timers. The company's product range also covers interface modules for commercial electrical installations and a comprehensive range of relay sockets and accessories. Founded in 1954 in Italy, the company's UK operation is located at a purpose built facility in Stone, Staffs and includes a fully equipped applications and analysis laboratory to provide rapid local support for Finder plc's customer base. The company's product range is in excess of 7,000 products. Further information can be found at www.findernet.com
Latest Finder Products
Finder has 25A contactor for lighting systems
November 22 2010 - Finder is offering a family of 25A contactors designed for switching lighting, pump and motor loads in noise sensitive installations... more
Finder 1T series of panel thermostats
May 13 2009 - Finder 1T series of panel thermostats are designed to maintain acceptable ambient temperature levels in electrical control panels and enclosures.... more
Finder 12 Series pair of digital weekly time switches
April 21 2009 - Time switches maximise energy saving through astrological programming.... more
Finder 7P series of surge protection devices
November 06 2008 - Finder 7P series of surge protection devices for lightning strike protection... more
Finder launches 13.51 multimode step relay dimmer
November 27 2007 - The 13.51 step relay dimmer from Finder can operate both as a simple step relay and as a sophisticated dimmer to offer flexible control of lighting. ... more
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