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T1 Series

1) Time delay relays operate by starting a time delay cycle upon input voltage application, then energizing the relay coil and transferring contacts at the end of the preset delay. Reset occurs by removing input voltage. 2) Key specifications include adjustable time delays from 50ms to 10 hours, ±1% repeatability, and protected circuits. 3) The relay outputs are dual pole double throw contacts rated for 10A resistive loads with long mechanical and electrical life.

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T1 Series

1) Time delay relays operate by starting a time delay cycle upon input voltage application, then energizing the relay coil and transferring contacts at the end of the preset delay. Reset occurs by removing input voltage. 2) Key specifications include adjustable time delays from 50ms to 10 hours, ±1% repeatability, and protected circuits. 3) The relay outputs are dual pole double throw contacts rated for 10A resistive loads with long mechanical and electrical life.

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Time Delay Relays

Delay On Make T1 Series


Operating Logic: Upon application of voltage to the input terminals, the time delay cycle starts. At the end of the preset time delay, the relay coil is energized and the contacts transfer. Reset is accomplished by the removal of input voltage.
Note 1) Remote potentiometer leads should be shielded when running close to other wires; 2) The minimum time setting on external resistoradjustable time delay relays is obtained by shorting together the external resistor terminals of the relay; 3) The maximum time setting within tolerance limits is obtained by using a 1 megohm resistor ; 4) Timing values between the minimum and maximum limits are linear with resistance within 10%; 5) Recommend 1/4 watt minimum resistor be used.

N a t io n a l C o n t r o ls C o r p.

Phone 800-323-2593 Fax 630-231-1377 Internet www.natcon.com www.nationalcontrols.com

630-231-5900

Features
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Logic Function Diagram:


Input Voltage Relay Coil On Off On Off Timing

Specifications Time Delay


Adjustment: Knob or external resistor, factory fixed on special order (Minimum order required) Range: 50 mS to 10 hours in 16 ranges Repeatability: 1% at constant temperature Accuracy: Maximum time -0%, +10%; Minimum time +0%, -50% Reset Time: 50 mS maximum (25 mS typical)

Delay On Make Function

File #E59090 100% Life Tested Digital Timing Circuit 1% Repeatability Time Calibrated Dial Superior Transient Protection Fiberglass Reinforced Circuit Board Internal Components Supported by HeavyDuty Chassis Reinforced Base Locator Pin Flame-Retardant Polycarbonate Housing Made in U.S.A.
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Protection

Transient Voltage: 12, 24 volt timers are protected by an 8.8 joule metal oxide varistor; 120, 240 volt timers are protected by a 30 joule metal oxide varistor Dielectric Breakdown: 1500 VAC, RMS minimum at 60 Hz between input and outputs and between outputs

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2.90

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Operating Voltage: 24, 120, 240 VAC; 12, 24 VDC 10% (D.C. models have reverse polarity protection. Unfiltered input voltage to them must be full-wave rectified) Power Consumption: 3 VA maximum Frequency: 50/60 Hz

Output

Environmental

1.75
(3012-1)

Type: Relay Contacts, D.P.D.T. (2 form C) Silver Cad. Oxide material Rating: 10 amp. max. resistive at 240 volts A.C.; 100 mA at 5 VDC min. load current Life: Mechanical -10,000,000 operations Full Load - 500,000 operations

Storage Temperature: -23C to 70C Operating Temperature: -23C to 55C

Timing Resistor (by Cust.)

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Input Voltage

Ordering Information
Input Voltage and Appropriate Part Numbers Time Range 12VDC Knob Adjst. 8-Pin Base 24VDC Knob Adjst. 8-Pin Base 24VAC Knob Adjst. 8-Pin Base 120VAC Knob Adjst. 8-Pin Base T1K-00001-461 T1K-00002-461 T1K-00005-461 T1K-00010-461 T1K-00030-461 T1K-00060-461 T1K-00120-461 T1K-00180-461 T1K-00300-461 T1K-00600-461 T1K-00900-461 T1K-01800-461 T1K-03600-461 T1K-07200-461 T1K-18000-461 T1K-36000-461 120VAC Remote Pot 11-Pin Base T1F-00002-461* T1F-00010-461* T1F-00030-461* T1F-00060-461* T1F-00120-461* T1F-00180-461* T1F-00300-461* T1K-00010-465 T1K-00030-465 T1K-00060-465 T1K-00120-465 240VAC Knob Adjst. 8-Pin Base
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6 7 8

Input Voltage

.05-1 Second .05-2 Seconds .05-5 Seconds .1-10 Seconds .3-30 Seconds .6-60 Seconds 1.2-120 Seconds 1.8-180 Seconds 3-300 Seconds 6-600 Seconds 9-900 Seconds 18-1800 Seconds 36-3600 Seconds 72-7200 Seconds 180-18000 Seconds 360-36000 Seconds

PIN CONFIGURATION Polarity Shown is for D.C. Models

T1K-00005-466 T1K-00010-466 T1K-00030-466 T1K-00060-466 T1K-00120-466 T1K-00180-466 T1K-00300-466 T1K-00600-466

T1K-00005-462 T1K-00010-462 T1K-00030-462 T1K-00060-462 T1K-00120-462 T1K-00180-462 T1K-00300-462 T1K-00600-462

T1K-00005-467 T1K-00010-467 T1K-00030-467 T1K-00060-467 T1K-00120-467 T1K-00180-467 T1K-00300-467 T1K-00600-467 T1K-01800-467 T1K-03600-467

External Resistance/Time Delay Relationship 1 megohm external resistance is required to obtain the maximum time for all ranges. To determine the actual resistance needed to obtain the required time delay, use the following formula:
Rt = Trequired - Tminimum Tmaximum - Tminimum
x 1,000,000 ohms

T1K-03600-466

T1K-03600-462

T1K-03600-465

Note: Due to component tolerances, the actual time obtained will normally be within 5% of desired time.

2.40

Optional Potentiometer: Part Number ASY-0001M-450

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Termination: 8-pin or 11-pin plug Mounting: Socket Mount- 8-Pin Part Number MSO0008P-012 Socket Mount- 11-Pin Part Number MSO0011P-012

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