7032AEB

Time Delay Relays are mechanical and electronic devices used to control the timing of sensory and control systems, most often when attached to larger industrial automation systems. These relays can be used to create a timed sequence of events, or can be used to delay a startup of a process, circuit, or machine, until certain conditions are met or a fault cleared.

The 7032AEB Time Delay Relay is a range of 12Vdc and 24Vdc operated, single pole, solid-state devices. The relay has several options available including DIP switches for setting the delay times, On/Off timers and flasher units. With several models available, the selection of the right relay depends on the application and the required features.

Application Field:

The 7032AEB Time Delay Relay can be used in a variety of applications, such as, controlling motors and pumps, controlling light sequences, starting and stopping motors, and controlling alarms. It can also be used for environmental purposes, such as controlling heating systems and ventilation.

The relay can be integrated into a control system using a relay board, such as a programmable logic controller (PLC) or an industrial microcontroller. The relay then works connect to the device requiring a timed event, such as a motor or pump, and sends or receives a signal to start and stop the device.

Working Principle:

The 7032AEB Time Delay Relay works by using an electronic circuit to create a fixed time delay. The relay has two inputs and two outputs. One input is connected to the start signal, while the other is for a stop signal. The two outputs are connected to the start and stop points respectively.

When the start signal is sent, it is received by the relay and the timing circuit begins to count down the predetermined time delay. The relay then sends a start signal to the output and begins to relay. After the time delay ends, the relay sends a stop signal to end the relay.

The relay can also be configured in reverse, meaning the stop signal is sent first and the start signal is received afterwards. This can be useful when it is necessary to have a delay before the start process takes place.

The amount of time the relay is active is adjustable, and up to 4 separate time delays can be programmed. The relay can be set to run a total of 20 times various time delays as per the user\'s requirement.

Conclusion

The 7032AEB Time Delay Relay is an effective and reliable tool for controlling a variety of timed events, such as turning on and turning off motors, pumps, and lights. The relay can be integrated into a control system using a relay board, and the time delay adjusted according to the needs of the application.