1423167-5

Series:	SSF, AGASTAT
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Relay Type:	Mechanical Relay
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Function:	Programmable (Multi-Function)
Circuit:	DPDT (2 Form C)
Delay Time:	0.1 Sec ~ 10 Hrs
Contact Rating @ Voltage:	10A @ 120VAC
Voltage - Supply:	24VDC
Mounting Type:	DIN Rail
Termination Style:	Screw Terminal
Timing Adjustment Method:	Screwdriver Slot
Timing Initiate Method:	Input Voltage

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Time Delay Relays

Time Delay Relays are essential in modern industrial settings because they help regulate operations between circuits and stop equipment from engaging out of sequence. They use delay timers, or motion sensing detectors or both, to provide time delay functions whenever they are utilized. When these relays are used, they provide time delays and set intervals which enable equipment and mechanical systems to be switched on or off after some specific periods of time. Depending on the type of relay used, the time delays that can be achieved range from up to 30 minutes for smaller relays, to days with the larger ones. Most time delay relays also require a power source to make them work; some are battery powered or run on electricity from an AC or DC source, while others require a combination of both.The 1423167-5 Time Delay Relay is an example of this type of relay that is used for industrial applications. It is typically used as an AC or DC powered relays are designed with a built-in delay range of between 0.2 seconds and 30 minutes. This relay can be used to control a variety of functions including providing time delays before or after machines start, aborting pumps from operating at the necessary cycle times, and for providing alarms just before a motor is automatically stopped.The working principle of the 1423167-5 Time Delay Relay is relatively simple in that it uses a timer which is connected to a pneumatic or electric switch. Once the timer starts, a signal is sent to the switch which will activate or deactivate the circuits depending on the type of relay used. This particular type of relay is normally used to create time delays in the power circuits of electromechanical or electronic systems.The way time delay relays work is by creating a pause after the initialvoltage is supplied to the circuit. This allows for a delay time to elapse before the current reaches the device. This is useful in applications where a system needs to time delay before it activates or deactivates a device. For instance, if a timer is used for a system that pumps water to a tank- the timer will signal when the first pump is turned on, and then allow a certain amount of time to elapse before the second pump is also activated.Time delay relays are very reliable and durable, able to withstand extreme variations in temperature, exposure to dust and moisture, as well as to harsh environments that can give regular relays and components a shorter lifespan. Additionally, they are easy to install and configure, and require minimal maintenance. This makes time delay relays a cost-effective choice for industrial and commercial settings, as well as a great choice for a wide range of industry applications.If you are considering a time delay relay then the 1423167-5 is an excellent choice. It offers reliable, consistent performance even in extreme temperatures and harsh environments, and is designed to be easy to install and configure. And thanks to its durable construction and reliable components, you know that this time delay relay is going to provide years of reliable service.

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