Schneider Electric Harmony Time Series DIN Rail Timer Relay, 1-Contact, 12 to 240 V dc 12 V ac, 240 V ac, 1 s to 100 h,

Tell your automated equipment when to start and stop with this Schneider Electric timer relay. It's a control device with a built-in time delay, so you can conveniently set its contacts to open and close at preset periods. You have the option of choosing intervals of seconds, minutes or hours, to best suit your setup. A mechanical endurance of ten million cycles means you can be sure of an extended product lifespan. For quick and easy visual diagnostics, there's an LED indicator that pulses, flashes or stays steady to signal off, in progress or on. To decrease the amount of waste sent to landfills, this timer relay is designed with maximum material recoverability in mind.

• Durable screw terminals maintain contact in vibrating conditions for compatibility with harsh settings

• Irrigation systems

Yes, the device is energy-efficient, thanks to its minimal power consumption of approximately 1.5W at 240V DC.

A series of timing relays designed to time events by closing or opening contacts before, during or after a set time period. Ideal for industrial automation systems they can be mounted on DIN rails or directly. Enabling the setup of simple automation cycles using wired logic, these timers can also be used to compliment the functions of PLCs. Making it possible to have several output circuits this ranges relay outputs also provide complete isolation between the supply circuit and the output. Featuring a diagnostic button which assists with commissioning and troubleshooting these relays are also energy efficient and reliable with a wide choice of outputs (either screw or spring connection terminals).

• LED state indicator

• Compliant with international standards and certifications IEC 61812-1, EN 61812-1 UL, CSA, GL, RCM, EAC, CCC, China ROHS

Applications - Time Delay Relays are typically used in industrial applications and play an important role for many industrial processes such as small panel or sub-panels requirements. Other applications include:

• Lighting circuits