Finder 1L.10.8.230.0002 Finder Modular DIN-Rail Devices

Razz Middle East supplies Finder modular DIN-rail devices in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the full dotted code. This page covers a single listed item from Finder's modular range, the compact devices that clip onto a 35 mm rail in a distribution board and perform one control or monitoring function on a circuit. The complete code identifies it, and orders are delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Finder 1L.10.8.230.0002

This page covers Finder part number 1L.10.8.230.0002 — Finder Modular DIN-Rail Devices. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Finder Modular DIN-Rail Devices

Finder writes every modular code in the same five dotted fields: series, type, supply variant, nominal voltage and option group. In 1L.10.8.230.0002 the leading field is the series, the second the type within that series, the 8 the AC supply variant, 230 the nominal supply voltage and the trailing 0002 the option group, which is a genuine field and not padding. Reading the code in that order is what identifies the device, because Finder reuses the same voltage and option digits across completely different products. The modular range as a whole covers step and staircase relays, time switches, multifunction and single-function timers, light-dependent and twilight controls, dimmers, impulse relays, monitoring relays and DIN-rail power supplies, all built to the same module width convention so they sit alongside breakers in a board. Terminal capacity, module width and whether the device needs a neutral connection vary by series, and those details determine whether a given code fits the board you already have.

Finder Modular DIN-Rail Devices in Saudi Arabia

Finder modular devices are fitted in distribution boards throughout Saudi buildings and light industrial sites. Residential compounds, hotels, mosques, schools and car parks use timing, step and light-sensitive control devices on corridor, stair and external lighting circuits. Facilities and building management teams in Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province use them for pump alternation, fan run-on and delayed starts in plant rooms. Water and irrigation control boards use timing and monitoring modules on pump circuits, where a phase or level fault on a long feeder is a common cause of pump damage. Boards here run at 230 V single phase and 400 V three phase at 60 Hz, so both the nominal voltage and the frequency rating in the code should be confirmed rather than carried over from a European drawing, and imported equipment must satisfy the applicable SASO conformity requirements.

Ordering and lead time

Quote all five fields of the code, including the trailing option group, since that group separates products that are otherwise identical in series and voltage. Confirm the supply voltage from the device face rather than from the board drawing, and say whether the supply is AC, DC or a universal input. State the function you need the device to perform and the load it switches, including whether that load is a lamp circuit, a contactor coil or a motor, because the contact rating for a lamp load differs from a resistive one. Give the free module width in the board. For a like-for-like replacement, a photograph of the device face is usually enough for us to read the full code. Items are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of three weeks.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.