Mechanical Time Switch SUL180A
Compact DIN rail mechanical timer with 24-hour scheduling, no batteries required, for lights, pumps, and appliances. This compact DIN rail mechanical timer switch offers reliable, maintenance-free automatic on/off control. Designed for 110V AC systems, it features a vertical analog dial for quick daily schedule setup, ideal for space-limited control panels. Description:– Staircase time switch, electronic– […]
Compact DIN rail mechanical timer with 24-hour scheduling, no batteries required, for lights, pumps, and appliances.
This compact DIN rail mechanical timer switch offers reliable, maintenance-free automatic on/off control. Designed for 110V AC systems, it features a vertical analog dial for quick daily schedule setup, ideal for space-limited control panels.
Description:
– Staircase time switch, electronic
– Automatic 3 or 4 conductor detection(4 conductor with connection for fl oorlighting)
– Retriggerable
– Extended function activated via long button press.
– Toggle switch for permanent light ON
– Simplest possible time setting and direct delay time readout on absolutescale
– Immediate secondary switching
Technical Data:
| Operating voltage | 220–240 V AC |
| Frequency | 50–60 Hz |
| Width | 1 module |
| Power consumption | 1 VA |
| Setting range | 0.5–20 min |
| 3/4 conductors | Automatic |
| Type of contact | NO contact |
| Switch output | Non-floating (230 V) |
| Incandescent lamp load | 3600 W |
| Flourescent lamp load lead-lag circuit | 3600 VA |
| Flourescent lamp load parallel-corrected | 1200 VA, (120 μF) |
| Compact energy saving lamps | 34 x 7 W, 27 x 11 W, 24 x 15 W, 22 x 23 W 9 x 7 W, 7 x 11 W, 7 x 15 W, 7 x 20 W, 7 x 23 W |
| Switching capacity | 16 A (at 230 V AC, cos φ = 1) 10 A (at 230 V AC, cos φ = 0.6) |
| Ambient temperature | –10 °C … +55 °C |
| Protection class | II in accordance with EN 60 730-1 |
| Protection rating | IP 20 |
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