MACROMATIC THR-11562-36JT Time Delay Relay, 120V AC/DC, 10A

Macromatic THR-11562-36JT time delay relay is suitable for selecting time delay between 10 & 1000 seconds at an input voltage of 120V AC / DC. This THR-1 Series relay unit can be programmed using a knob-type controller for adjusting the required time delay. It is encased in a compact enclosure for harsh environments.

Features:

• Macromatic THR-11562-36JT time delay relay offers a Single Shot function for time delay in energising the circuit.
• It is internally connected to Pin 2 for easy wiring.
• This unit has SPDT output contacts rated 10A at 240VAC, 7A at 28VDC & 1/4 hp at 120VAC (N.O.) for handling pilot-duty & fractional loads.
• It can operate at temperatures ranging from -28 to 65 degrees C (-18 to 149 degrees F).
• This pilot-duty rated relay with 120V input requires 8-pin octal sockets for proper wiring.
• It has a microprocessor-based design for increased performance & flexibility and 0.25-inch male terminals for quick connections.

Compatible Accessories:

• Solid State Switches: These switches are used to initiate the time sequence in this relay unit.

Standards and Approvals:

• cULus
• CE

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How does the Single Shot delay function work?

A. Single Shot or one shot momentary interval function accepts input voltage to become ready for trigger application. After the trigger is applied, the output becomes energised and the time delay starts. When the time delay is running, the trigger is ignored. After the time delay, the output becomes de-energised and the relay becomes ready to accept another trigger.

Q. How to install this Macromatic THR-11562-36JT time delay relay?

A. This relay unit can be surface mounted using one screw with a maximum tightening torque of 15 lb-inch.

Q. What is the start-up & maintain function time of Macromatic THR-11562-36JT time delay relay?

A. The start-up time refers to the time required to start the timing in the unit after power is applied (0.05 seconds). The maintain function time is the time the unit operates after removing power (0.01 seconds). The minimum trigger switch closure time required is 50 ms.