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The Macromatic THR-11361-35J is a Watchdog Time Delay Relay. This encapsulated relay has an input voltage of 240V AC. It has an adjustable time range of 1 to 100 hours. Time is adjusted by turning the blue dial at the top. The encasement of the unit is made for use under harsh conditions. The design is microprocessor-based to provide better functionality, and is perfect for high volume OEM applications. The internal jumper connected to pin 2 provides easier wiring.
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Specifications
- Relay Function- Re-triggerable Single Shot (Watchdog)
- Mounting Style- Surface Mount with #8 or #10 Screw
- Termination- 0.25" Male Quick Connect Terminals
- Relay Timing Range- 1 - 100 Hours
- Input Voltage- 240V AC
- Output- 10 Amps SPDT
- Voltage Tolerance- AC Operation: +10/-15% of nominal at 50/60 Hz. DC Operation: +10/-15% of nominal voltage
- Load- Max. 2VA
- Setting Accuracy- Maximum Setting (Adjustable): +5%, -0% Minimum Setting (Adjustable): +0%, -50%
- Repeat Accuracy- The greater amount of +/- 0.1% or +/- 0.04 Sec
- Reset Time- 40ms
- Startup Time- 0.05 sec
- Maintain Function Time- 0.01 sec
- Operating Temperature- -28 C to 65 C (-18 F to 149 F)
- Storage Temperature- -45 C to 85 C (-49 F to 185 F);
- Output Contacts- 10A @ 240VAC / 7A @ 28VDC SPDT, 1/4 hp @ 120VAC (N.O.)
- Life- Mechanical: 10,000,000 operations, Full Load: 100,000 operations
- Overall Dimensions- 2" Height x 2" Width x 1.14" Depth
- Approvals- C UR US, CE
The Re-triggerable Single Shot, or Watchdog, function means that the relay is energized and the time delay starts through the use of a trigger. The relay becomes de-energized once the time delay stops. Re-introducing the trigger before the time delay stops keeps it energized for another cycle. The unit can stay energized for as long as it's needed, provided that the trigger is implemented before the time delay ends. Input voltage must be in place before the trigger and time delay can take effect. Macromatic THR Series Relay Installation Instructions
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