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Detailed description Time delay relay ERV-08M up to 100 hours, with universal power supply Un:12-230VAC
- Delayed ON NO contact after power-up (no control signal) - Time range from 0.1 second to 100 hours - 1x changeover contact 5A/250VAC (terminals 1,2,3) - 2x LED indicator (power supply, relay coil) - universal power supply 12 - 230V AC/DC / 4VA terminals A1-A2 - DIN rail mounting - IP20 protection - Dimensions 91 x 18 x 65 mm
Control and function description: LED indicators: ON (red LED) = relay is connected to the power supply, OUT (green LED) = lights up: output relay is switched on (contacts 2-3 connected), OUT (green LED) = flashes: time counting down to switch-on. Rotary potentiometer "t" for the value range 0.1 (1%) to 10 (10=100%). Rotary potentiometer for the maximum time value "TS": A=10s, B=100s, C=10min., D=100min., E=10hr., F=100hr.
The relay enables delayed switching ON of the NO contact (terminals 2-3) after switching on the power supply (without control signal). Switching function. Changing the time by turning the dial will be reflected in the next power-up. The output relay contains a changeover contact SPDT, terminal 2=COM, terminal 3=NO, terminal 1=NC.
1/ Switch-on time (terminals 2 - 3): - Delay ON after power connection (no control signal). - after connecting to the power supply, the set time (t) starts to count and after the time has elapsed, the output relay (RLY) is switched on (connects terminals 2 - 3).
2/ Using the NC contact as an OFF delay (terminals 2-1). - Terminals 2 - 1 also switch off in the absence of power supply. - When power is connected, the set time starts counting, after which the output relay switches on and disconnects terminals 1-2.
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Application: Delays the switching on of a load (e.g. fan starts after switching on the toilet lighting, lighting switches on when the garage door is opened, motors start after a desired event, contactors, etc.). The time count starts when the relay is switched on, see image gallery.
