Often called Interval, Interval Dealy, Delay on Energization with Instantaneous Transfer. When power is applied to the input voltage terminals, the load is energized immediately and the time delay cycle starts. At the end of the delay period, the timer transfers back to its pre-power position. Removal and re application of input voltage resets the timer . |
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Input Voltage: VDC: 12, 24 or 48 VAC: 24, 48, 120 or 230, 50/60 Hz
Time Delay: Timing Mode: Delay On Make Type: Digital CMOS Time Range: 0.2 seconds to 24 hours Time Adjustments: Factory-fixed time period; variable, with adjustments on timer, or terminals for external resistor or potentiometer Repeatability: 0.5%
Setting Accuracy: Fixed time period: 10% of nominal time. Variable time range: +15% -5% max. time, 10% min. time
Reset/Recycle Time: 25 milliseconds Initiate Time: 6 milliseconds or less
Relay Output Form: Standard: SPST N.O. Optional: SPST N.C., SPDT
Relay Life Expectancy: Mechanical: 10 million operations Electrical: 100,000 operations Contact Material: Silver nickel, gold plated, or silver cadmium oxide
Protection: Polarity Protection: All DC units have reverse polarity protection Transient Protection: 18 joules or 30 joules (230VAC) MOV Dielectric Strength: 1800V RMS 60 Hz Temperature Ranges: Storage: -40℃to +85℃
Operating: -25℃to +85℃ Physical Data: Mounting: Surface with one #8 screw Connection & Termination: 0.25" quick connects . |
