Multifunction time relay 12 240v ac dc

Multifunction time relay 12-240V AC/DC

The time relay can operate in several operating modes:

A On delay

B Operating time

C Cyclic delayed

D Cyclic advanced

E Off delay with pulse extension.

F Off delay without pulse extension.

G Off delay from falling edge.

H On and off delay.

I Bistable relay.

J One pulse.

The device has the following time bases:

1s (0.1-1 second)

10s (1-10 seconds)

1m (0.1-1 minute)

10m (1-10 minutes)

1h (0.1-1 hour)

10h (1-10 hours)

1d (0.1-1 day)

10d (1-10 dzni)

The relay has a very wide power supply range of 12-240V AC/DC, i.e. it can be powered by direct or alternating voltage.

We have a changeover contact (COM, NO, NC) with a current of 16A (AC-1).

When the relay does not work, contacts 15-16 are closed, after the relay is activated, contacts 15-18 are closed.

Detailed function description:

A. After applying the supply voltage, a delay countdown is counted down and then the relay is switched on.

B. After applying the supply voltage, the relay is switched on and the time countdown is counted down, after the countdown, the relay is switched off.

C. After applying the supply voltage, the delay countdown is counted down and the relay is switched on in a loop (off-on).

D. After applying the supply voltage, the relay is switched on, the time countdown is counted down and the relay is switched off, the relay works in a loop (on-off).

E. After a signal is applied to the 'S' input, the relay is switched on and the time is counted down; after the time has elapsed, the relay is switched off. When the relay is on, applying a signal to the 'S' input again causes the time to be counted down from the beginning (time reset).

F. After applying a signal to the 'S' input, the relay is switched on and the time is counted down; after the time has elapsed, the relay is switched off. When the relay is on, applying a signal to the 'S' input again is ignored (the time is counted down from the moment the first signal arrives at the 'S' input).

G. After applying a signal to the 'S' input and it disappears (reaction to the falling edge of the 'S' signal), the relay is switched on and the time is counted down; after the time has elapsed, the relay is switched off. When the relay is switched on, re-applying the signal and removing the signal from the 'S' input is ignored (the time is counted from the moment the first signal is removed from the 'S' input).

H. After applying the signal to the 'S' input, the switch-on delay time is counted down, after it has elapsed, the relay is switched on and the operating time is counted. After the operating time has elapsed, the relay switches off. When the cycle starts, re-applying the signal to the 'S' input is ignored.

I. After applying the signal to the 'S' input, the relay switches on, re-applying the signal causes it to switch off. The relay operates on the on-off principle after the next 'S' signal is applied.

J. After applying the supply voltage, a delay is counted down, after which the relay is switched on for approx. 0.5 seconds and then switched off. Another cycle requires switching the power supply off and on again.

Technical parameters:

Supply voltage 12-240V AC/DC

Power consumption 2W

Maximum relay current 16A (AC-1)

Time adjustment 0.1-s 10 days

Width 1 module for DIN rail

Operating temperature -10 to 60 C

Dimensions:

Width 18 mm

Height 64 mm

Length 90 mm

Weight approx. 80 g

Application:

Liquid level regulation in tanks

Liquid level regulation in septic tanks

And many others