Modular Time Relay | Timer | ON Delay | 0.1s-100h | 5A | 150-260VAC / 24VAC/DC | DIN Rail

The main relay supply is connected through A1–A2 terminals. The device is intended for a nominal 230V AC system, while the manufacturer specifies an allowable operating voltage range of 150–260V AC.

Alternatively, the relay can be powered by 24V AC/DC via A2–A3 terminals. When AC power is used, the operating frequency is 50/60Hz.

Power ON → timing → end of preset interval → output relay switches → NO contact active.

If some supplier descriptions mention “Off Delay”, the actual operating diagram must be evaluated. According to the specified operating principle, this model delays switching ON after power is applied, therefore functionally it is described as an ON-delay relay.

230V AC does not mean that the device can operate only at exactly 230V. The manufacturer specifies a 150–260V AC operating voltage range for the A1–A2 terminals.

The time is set using mechanical / analogue controls, therefore the actual switching moment may differ slightly from the value selected on the scale. If timing is important for the process, practical verification is recommended.

1. Select the 100 min. range.
2. Set the t adjustment knob to approximately 75% of the range.
3. This gives approximately 75 min.
4. Perform a test cycle and, if necessary, fine-tune the adjustment knob position.

First, using the 10 s range, approximately 2.5 s can be set and the position of the adjustment knob checked with a stopwatch. Then, without changing the t adjustment knob position, switch the Time Steps selector to the 100 h range. The same proportion corresponds to approximately 25 hours.

Rated current: 5A
Rated voltage: 250V AC

The 5A / 250V AC rating cannot automatically be applied to all types of loads. Motors, transformers, electromagnets, contactor coils and some electronic power supplies may have a higher starting current.

For such loads, it is recommended to use the relay in the control circuit and switch the main power load through a correctly selected contactor.

• Wide 0.1 s–100 h time range.
• Six selectable time ranges.
• Simple two-control adjustment.
• ON-delay switching function.
• Changeover NC / NO relay output.
• ON and OUT LED indication.
• Wide 150–260V AC operating voltage range.
• Alternative 24V AC/DC supply.
• 5A / 250V AC contact rating.
• Power consumption below 4VA.
• DIN rail mounting.

• ON-delay function only: this is not a multifunction programmable timer relay.
• Analogue time setting: the actual value may differ slightly from the value selected on the scale.
• Long intervals: it is recommended to verify the actual switching time.
• 5A contacts: loads with high starting current may require a contactor.
• Time accuracy is not specified: the device should not be treated as a laboratory-grade precision timing instrument.
• Not intended for exposed outdoor installation.

In a ventilation system, the fan must switch on 30 seconds after the main system starts. The relay is powered via A1–A2 terminals from a 230V AC system. The appropriate seconds range is selected using the Time Steps control, and the t adjustment knob is used to set approximately 30 seconds. When power is applied, the relay starts timing. After the preset interval, the output switches and the NO contact activates the fan contactor coil.

The nominal system voltage for terminals A1–A2 is 230V AC.

150–260V AC.

Yes. Terminals A2–A3 are intended for 24V AC/DC supply.

50/60Hz when using AC supply.

Approximately 100 hours.

Approximately 0.1 second.

10 s, 100 s, 10 min., 100 min., 10 h and 100 h.

Yes. According to the specified operating principle, the output switches only after the preset time has elapsed following application of power.

The output relay switches from its initial NC state to NO and the OUT indicator is activated.

By disconnecting and reconnecting power to the relay.

5A.

250V AC.

It is recommended to control the motor power circuit using a contactor, while the contactor coil is controlled by the timer relay contact.

Yes. The relay is intended for installation in an electrical or automation panel.

No. The time is set using mechanical adjustment knobs by selecting the required range and the required proportion within that range.

Yes. Especially for long intervals, it is recommended to perform a test cycle and verify the actual switching time.

The relay must be installed by a qualified electrical specialist. Before installation or servicing, all power sources must be disconnected. Terminals A1–A2 are intended for a nominal 230V AC system with an allowable operating range of 150–260V AC, while A2–A3 are intended for 24V AC/DC supply. Before connection, the terminal diagram of the specific product must be checked.

Do not exceed the 5A / 250V AC contact rating. For motors, transformers and other loads with high starting current, the use of a contactor is recommended. The relay must be installed inside a protected electrical or automation panel.