CB-1007B-70 Industrial Controls

Series:	CB
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Relay Type:	Mechanical Relay
Function:	On-Delay
Circuit:	DPDT (2 Form C)
Delay Time:	10 Min ~ 100 Min
Contact Rating @ Voltage:	10A @ 277VAC
Voltage - Supply:	120VAC
Mounting Type:	Socketable
Termination Style:	Plug In, 8 Pin (Octal)
Timing Adjustment Method:	Hand Dial
Timing Initiate Method:	Input Voltage

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Time Delay Relays

Time delay relays are electromechanical devices that provide time-based control of electrical processes. The CB-1007B-70 time delay relay is a solid state device that provides a range of adjustable delay times along with high input signal compatibility.

Overview of CB-1007B-70 Time Delay Relays

The CB-1007B-70 time delay relay is an adjustable time delay relay that can be set to a range of time intervals from 0.1 to 100 seconds. It also features an adjustable timing cycle that can be used to keep track of time intervals for looped processes and manual reset functions. It has a variety of input signal types that are compatible including DC voltage, AC electricity, and pulse/beam. It also supports a wide range of output signals including open collector output, transistor output, relay output, and relay disconnect output.

Application Fields

The CB-1007B-70 time delay relay is most commonly used in industrial and commercial applications. It can be used in industrial settings to control the timing of machine operations, and to provide timing control for automated production lines. It can also be used in commercial settings, such as in restaurant kitchens and retail stores, to control timers for food preparation or for door lock/unlock functions. In addition, it can be used in safety functions such as for smoke alarm activations and fire alarms that require time-delayed reactions.

Working Principle

The CB-1007B-70 time delay relay is triggered when an input signal is provided to the controller. The input signal can be either DC voltage, AC electricity, or a pulse/beam signal. When the input signal is received, the time delay relay begins the timing cycle. The selected time interval (from 0.1 to 100 seconds) is then counted down by an internal timer. When the timer reaches the end of the count, an output signal is given from the controller. Depending on the type of output signal selected, the output could be a relay, a transistor, or an open collector type output. The output stays active until the timer is reset manually, or a new input signal is received.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the CB-1007B-70 time delay relay is a reliable and versatile device that is well suited for a variety of industrial and commercial applications. It is easy to set up and requires minimal maintenance. It offers a range of adjustable time intervals and a variety of input and output signals that are compatible with a wide range of devices. Further, its high input signal compatibility offers a great deal of flexibility when setting up automation processes.

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