2602

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The Model 2602 Voltage Sensor is a rapid response device for sensing a low voltage condition on 120 VAC, 60 Hz, single phase power systems. Operating power is drawn from the same line being monitored.
Upon sensing a voltage below 80 VAC, the internal relay, which is energized under normal operating conditions, will drop out.

The solid-state sensor will respond in one-half of an AC cycle (8.33 ms. ), plus the flight time of the relay (20 ms. max. ). When the voltage rises above 84 VAC, an internal 10-second timer begins. When the time delay elapses the relay will automatically re-energize.

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Additional Information

Contacts

DPDT
Mount

Surface Mount
VF Function

Under Voltage Only
Voltage Range

120VAC

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