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388-L-1MIN
Recycle Timer – On First1-1023 Min.Read moreThe Models 358 and 388 Recycle Timers (On Time First) are designed to cycle a load on and off, or to cycle between two loads. The ON and OFF cycles are independently adjustable on each model. The Model 358 is a DPDT potentiometer (knob-adjust) timer. The Model 388 is a DPDT, high-accuracy digital input timer. Solidstate circuits in each model drive an internal electromechanical relay. Each model is functionally interchangeable. They are available in a wide variety of voltage and timing ranges, to cover the majority of application requirements. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.Models 358 and 388 are UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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388-L-1SEC
Recycle Timer – On First1-1023 Sec.Read moreThe Models 358 and 388 Recycle Timers (On Time First) are designed to cycle a load on and off, or to cycle between two loads. The ON and OFF cycles are independently adjustable on each model. The Model 358 is a DPDT potentiometer (knob-adjust) timer. The Model 388 is a DPDT, high-accuracy digital input timer. Solidstate circuits in each model drive an internal electromechanical relay. Each model is functionally interchangeable. They are available in a wide variety of voltage and timing ranges, to cover the majority of application requirements. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.Models 358 and 388 are UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-H-10SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 10 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-H-180SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 180 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-H-300SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 300 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-H-60SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 60 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-L-10SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 10 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-L-180SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 180 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-L-300SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 300 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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392-L-60SEC
Interval/Lockout Timer1 – 60 Sec.Read moreThe Model 392 Interval Lockout Timer is useful when you wish to de-energize the relay for a set period of time. Power is applied to the coil all the time. The Dry contact must close the initiate switch and re-open to energize the relay for the On time setting. At the end of the On time, the relay will de-energize and remain de-energized for the lockout time period. Closing and re-opening the initiate switch during the timing has no effect on the operation of the relay. At the end of the Lockout time the relay can be operated as before. An SG version of this model is available using silver with gold flash contacts.The Model 392 is UL Recognized and CSA Certified.
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3PD-120
Transient/Surge Absorber3-Phase, 3-WireRead moreTransient/Surge Absorbers (TSAs) provide system designers with a cost effective method of protecting sensitive electrical and electronic equipment from damage caused by switching transients, coil and motor backlash, and near miss lightning strikes. There are 3 models available: single-phase (1P), 3-phase delta 3-wire (3PD), or 3-phase wye 4-wire (3PY). Each model is available to cover nominal AC voltages of 120, 208, 240 and 480. TSAs are designed using a ceramic and metal oxide technique which causes the resistance of the device to decrease abruptly if the rated voltage is exceeded. Voltage ranges are achieved by varying the types of oxide used in each model. Resistance changes are very fast, requiring less than 50 nanoseconds after the threshold voltage is exceeded. All models can repeatedly absorb in excess of 24,000 watt spikes without damage. -
3PD-208
Transient/Surge Absorber3-Phase, 3-WireRead moreTransient/Surge Absorbers (TSAs) provide system designers with a cost effective method of protecting sensitive electrical and electronic equipment from damage caused by switching transients, coil and motor backlash, and near miss lightning strikes. There are 3 models available: single-phase (1P), 3-phase delta 3-wire (3PD), or 3-phase wye 4-wire (3PY). Each model is available to cover nominal AC voltages of 120, 208, 240 and 480. TSAs are designed using a ceramic and metal oxide technique which causes the resistance of the device to decrease abruptly if the rated voltage is exceeded. Voltage ranges are achieved by varying the types of oxide used in each model. Resistance changes are very fast, requiring less than 50 nanoseconds after the threshold voltage is exceeded. All models can repeatedly absorb in excess of 24,000 watt spikes without damage. -
3PD-240
Transient/Surge Absorber3-Phase, 3-WireRead moreTransient/Surge Absorbers (TSAs) provide system designers with a cost effective method of protecting sensitive electrical and electronic equipment from damage caused by switching transients, coil and motor backlash, and near miss lightning strikes. There are 3 models available: single-phase (1P), 3-phase delta 3-wire (3PD), or 3-phase wye 4-wire (3PY). Each model is available to cover nominal AC voltages of 120, 208, 240 and 480. TSAs are designed using a ceramic and metal oxide technique which causes the resistance of the device to decrease abruptly if the rated voltage is exceeded. Voltage ranges are achieved by varying the types of oxide used in each model. Resistance changes are very fast, requiring less than 50 nanoseconds after the threshold voltage is exceeded. All models can repeatedly absorb in excess of 24,000 watt spikes without damage. -
3PD-480
Transient/Surge Absorber3-Phase, 3-WireRead moreTransient/Surge Absorbers (TSAs) provide system designers with a cost effective method of protecting sensitive electrical and electronic equipment from damage caused by switching transients, coil and motor backlash, and near miss lightning strikes. There are 3 models available: single-phase (1P), 3-phase delta 3-wire (3PD), or 3-phase wye 4-wire (3PY). Each model is available to cover nominal AC voltages of 120, 208, 240 and 480. TSAs are designed using a ceramic and metal oxide technique which causes the resistance of the device to decrease abruptly if the rated voltage is exceeded. Voltage ranges are achieved by varying the types of oxide used in each model. Resistance changes are very fast, requiring less than 50 nanoseconds after the threshold voltage is exceeded. All models can repeatedly absorb in excess of 24,000 watt spikes without damage. -
3PY-120
Transient/Surge Absorber3-Phase, 4-WireRead moreTransient/Surge Absorbers (TSAs) provide system designers with a cost effective method of protecting sensitive electrical and electronic equipment from damage caused by switching transients, coil and motor backlash, and near miss lightning strikes. There are 3 models available: single-phase (1P), 3-phase delta 3-wire (3PD), or 3-phase wye 4-wire (3PY). Each model is available to cover nominal AC voltages of 120, 208, 240 and 480. TSAs are designed using a ceramic and metal oxide technique which causes the resistance of the device to decrease abruptly if the rated voltage is exceeded. Voltage ranges are achieved by varying the types of oxide used in each model. Resistance changes are very fast, requiring less than 50 nanoseconds after the threshold voltage is exceeded. All models can repeatedly absorb in excess of 24,000 watt spikes without damage. -
3PY-208
Transient/Surge Absorber3-Phase, 4-WireRead moreTransient/Surge Absorbers (TSAs) provide system designers with a cost effective method of protecting sensitive electrical and electronic equipment from damage caused by switching transients, coil and motor backlash, and near miss lightning strikes. There are 3 models available: single-phase (1P), 3-phase delta 3-wire (3PD), or 3-phase wye 4-wire (3PY). Each model is available to cover nominal AC voltages of 120, 208, 240 and 480. TSAs are designed using a ceramic and metal oxide technique which causes the resistance of the device to decrease abruptly if the rated voltage is exceeded. Voltage ranges are achieved by varying the types of oxide used in each model. Resistance changes are very fast, requiring less than 50 nanoseconds after the threshold voltage is exceeded. All models can repeatedly absorb in excess of 24,000 watt spikes without damage.