Electronic bi-stable pulse relay, 24 V AC, 16 A. On rail TH-35. Time switching
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Functioning
The receiver is actuated by means of a current pulse triggered by pushing any bell push connected to the relay. The receiver is deactivated by another pulse or after a preset time. Long press, lasting a minimum of 2 seconds, press the button will attach the contact permanently in continuous lighting mode until another pulse has been sent to deactivate the relay.
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The relay does not “memorize” the position of the relay contact, i.e. in case of supply voltage decay and the subsequent return of supply voltage, the relay contact will be set in the off position. Such a solution prevents the automatic actuation of the receivers controlled that might occur without proper supervision after a long-lasting decay of supply voltage.
| Power supply voltage | 9÷30 V AC/DC |
| Local control | YES |
| Maximum AC-1 load current | 16 A |
| The executive element | relay |
| Contact configuration | 1 × NO/NC |
| Separation of the contact | YES |
| Resistance to shock currents | NO |
| Number of channels | 1 |
| functionality | ON/OFFwith time switch |
| Delay of operation | 0,1 ÷ 0,2 s |
| Control pulse current | less than 1 mA |
| Cooperation with illuminated buttons | NO |
| Status memory after power failure | NO |
| Activate on time | YES |
| Dedicated central control inputs | NO |
| Radio control | NO |
| Terminal | pluggable terminal blocks 2,5 mm² |
| Tightening torque | 0,4 Nm |
| Power consumption | 0,7 W |
| Working temperature | -25 ÷ 50 °C |
| Dimensions | 1 module (18 mm) |
| Assembly | on rail 35 mm |
| Ingress Protection Marking | IP20 |
