Finder introduces its new Type 70.51 NFC version

The Finder 70 Series product range has been expanded with the addition of a NFC-programmable version of the Type 70.51 current control relay.

Designed for monitoring current within industrial plant and factories, the Type 70.51 relay with NFC technology extends the existing wide range of Finder relays addressing the needs for consistent and precise control of voltage and current.

This multifunctional type, provides the flexibility of monitoring Undercurrent, Overcurrent and Window Mode, up to 16 A directly.

All the configurations of the Type 70.51 NFC can be programmed directly from a smartphone via a dedicated app that allows users to read data, create or upload custom configurations, very quickly.

Using the app, it is possible for example, to set the Overcurrent with tripping memory function (OCm), set the various parameters and within a few seconds, send this to the current control relay.

Programmable functions via app include:

- (OC) Overcurrent

- (UC) Undercurrent

- (UCm) Undercurrent with trip memory

- (W) Window mode (control within limits of minimum threshold and maximum threshold)

- (Wm) Window mode with intervention memory

Short focus on NFC Technology

NFC technology (Near Field Communication or proximity communication) allows two-way transmission of data between two devices without any need for wiring between devices. NFC is a short-range transceiver technology.

Through the implementation of NFC technology all the relay configurations become programmable directly from a smartphone using a dedicated app – allowing you to read, modify or load previously set configurations or program new ones – all in just a few seconds.

This class of technology operates at a frequency of 13.56 MHz and can achieve maximum peak tranmission speeds of 424 kbit/s.

To learn more about the Type 70.51 NFC version and to download the dedicated technical documentation, visit findernet.com