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Timers, Counters, Hour Meters
Open the catalog to page 1General Information Timers Timers Chart Overview 4 Timers Selector Chart 5 On-Delay Timer Basic Circuit 10 General Application Guidelines 11 Installing DIN Size Timer 62 Counters Selector Chart 69 Precautions in using the Counter 71 Precautions in using the LC2H Series 87 Precautions in using the LC4H Series 114 Installing DIN Size Counter (Common) 117 Hour Meters Selector Chart 118 Precautions in using the LH2H Series 133 Precautions in using the Hour Meters 149 Options and Accessories for Counters and Hour Meters 150 Applications / Power Supplies / International Standards 153
Open the catalog to page 3ON-delay OFF-delay Twin Flicker One-shot LT4H (Signal) LT4H-W LT4H LT4H LT4H-W LT4H Integration Relay terminal socket PM4H-A PM5S-A PC board mount LT4H QM4H PM4H-W 4 Star delta LT4H Surface mount/Flush mount Digital quartz timers Multiple operation Multi-range analog timer (CR oscillation) General Information Timers TIMerS CHArT OvervIew S1DX PM4H-S PM4H-M PM5S-S S1DXM-A/M S1DXM-A/M S1DX PM4H-A (Signal) PM4H-F PM5S-A (Signal) PM5S-M (Signal) PM4H-SD/SDM PM4H-A PM5S-A PM5S-M S1DX S1DXM-M PM4H-A PM5S-A PM5S-M S1DX S1DXM-M S1DXM-M S1DXM-M
Open the catalog to page 430m 10m 5m 2m 1m 30s 10s 5s 1s 0.1s 0.01s del has various ges. See the ists before 8 time ranges selectable 16 time ranges selectable MERS SELECTOR CHART 8 time ranges selectable 10min 8 time ranges selectable General Information Timers me range TIMerS SeLeCTOr CHArT 3s 0.1s 0.05s 0.05s 0.08s Power ON delay (1) Power ON delay (2) Signal ON delay Signal OFF delay Pulse One-shot Pulse ON-delay Signal Flicker Totalizing ON-delay Power ON delay (1) Power ON delay (2) Signal ON delay Signal OFF delay Pulse One-shot Pulse ON-delay Signal Flicker Totalizing ON-delay PM4H-W Analog multi-range...
Open the catalog to page 5me range General Information Timers odel has various ges. See the ists before . Time range 30m 10m 30m 10m 5m 2m 1m 30s 4 time 10s ranges selectable 5s 1s 0.1s 0.01s 5m Each model has various time2m ranges. See the 1m product lists before 30s ordering. 16 time ranges selectable 10min 16 time ranges selectable 3 time 100s ranges selectable 4 time 10s ranges selectable 0.04min 3 time ranges selectable 0.2s 0.04s 100s TIMerS SeLeCTOr CHArT CHART IMERS SELECTOR CHART TIMERS SELECTOR 10s 5s 1s 0.1s 0.01s 4 time ranges selectable 4 time ranges selectable 0.1s Pulse ON-delay Pulse Flicker Pulse...
Open the catalog to page 6General Information Timers TIMerS SeLeCTOr CHArT el/Product Name Model/Product Name PM5S-A Multi-range analog timer S1DX Timer S1DX Timer For highly accurate time setting Major uses 1000h 1000h 100h 100h 30h 30h 10h 10h 60min 3h 1h 1h 30min Time range 30m 30m 10min 10m 10m 5mEach model has 5m 3min 0.1h 2mvarious time ranges. 3min 2m 60s 1mSee the product lists 1m 1min 30s 30sbefore ordering. 30s 0.5min 10s 10s 10s 0.1min 5s 3s 5s 5s 1s 3s 1s 1s 0.5s 1s 0.5s 0.1s 0.1s 0.1s 0.1s 0.2s 0.05s 0.01s 0.01s ge s nges. t lists . With a large transparent dial. This timer can be attached both on...
Open the catalog to page 7General Information Timers TIMer-reLATeD TerMInOLOGy • what is a timer? The timer is a relay having such an output (with or without contact) which electrically closes (turns ON) or opens (turns OFF) the circuit after a preset time elapses when electrical or mechanical input is given. • On-delay Operation (Time delay operation) The on-delay operation is an operation to give output when preset time expires after a predetermined input is given to the power supply circuit or input circuit. On-delay operation includes power supply on-delay operation and signal ondelay operation. Example of power...
Open the catalog to page 8• Pause Time error It means the difference between the operating time to a fixed pause time and the operating time to a pause time that varies. The pause time characteristics are the main characteristics of CR timer (timer exploiting charge and discharge of capacitor C and resistance R). If the oscillation count timer (timer which comprises an oscillation circuit composed of CR and quartz and is operated by a counting circuit inside IC or micro-computer which counts the reference signal) is used, the pause time error becomes almost negligible owing to its principles of operation....
Open the catalog to page 9General Information Timers On-DeLAy TIMer BASIC CIrCuIT (Symbols) Self-resetting switch Relay NO contact Holding switch Relay NC contact R Relay Timer delay NO contact T Timer Timer delay NC contact L Load Timer instantaneous NO contact Timer in work Timer instantaneous NC contact 4. Fixed Time Operation (Continuous input) When switch A is closed, load L is turned ON and after t-time elapses, the load is turned OFF. When switch A is opened, timer T is reset and load L is turned OFF. A 1. Delay Operation (Instantaneous input) When control switch A is pressed, timer T starts immediately and...
Open the catalog to page 10General Information Timers GenerAL APPLICATIOn GuIDeLIneS Cautions for circuits 1. Protective circuit for timer contact In the circuit that switches an inductive load, a contact failure may occur at a contact point due to surge or inrush current resulting from that switching. Therefore, it is recommended that the following protective circuit be used to protect the contact point. Application AC DC (see note.) Available r c Diode Available Available If the load is a relay or solenoid, the release time lengthens. Effective when connected to both contacts if the power supply voltage is 24 or 48...
Open the catalog to page 112) If the timer is directly switched with a non-contact element, leak current may flow into the timer and cause it to malfunction. 6. Power off time If the operation voltage for the timer is turned ON after the limit time operation is completed or before the limit time is reached, the Power off time longer than the timer restoration time must be secured. 7. Suicide circuit If the timer is restored immediately after the specified time is reached, the circuit must be configured so that the restoration time of the timer can be secured sufficiently. If the power circuit for the timer is turned...
Open the catalog to page 127. Operating environment 1) Use the timer within the ambient temperature range from –10°C to +50°C +14°F to +122°F (+55°C +131°F for the LT4H series) and at ambient humidity of 85% RH maximum. 2) Avoid using the timer in a location where inflammable or corrosive gas is generated, the timer is exposed to much dust and other foreign matter water or oil is splashed on the timer or vibrations or shocks are given to the timer. 3) The timer cover (case), the knobs, and the dials are made of polycarbonated resin. Therefore, prevent the timer from being exposed to organic solvents such as methyl...
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