SAS10S12AD Industrial Controls

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Time Delay Relays, or TDR, are electronic devices which, when activated, can be used to delay the activation or deactivation of a circuit for a predetermined amount of time. This can be beneficial in many different applications. One such application is the SAS10S12AD, a self-adjusting relay capable of turning on and off in a predetermined number of seconds or minutes. It is a fully adjustable programmable time relay which can be used in numerous industries. The largest application for the SAS10S12AD is in automatic, power saving functions found in various industries.

The physical characteristics of the SAS10S12AD Time Delay Relay include a base with four contacts. In the base, there are three slide switches that can be set to form preset times, one is the power input switch, one is the trigger input switch, and the last is the time delay output switch. This adjustments can then be set to activate a timer delay in seconds or minutes. The mechanical components of the Time Delay Relay are the same as any relay; it is composed of a coil, an armature, and a switch contact. As current passes through the coil, the armature is activated and will close the switch contact.

The working principle of the SAS10S12AD Time Delay Relay is as follows. When the power input switch is active, current flows to the coil, activating the armature and in turn the output switch. This output switch is kept open until the delay time that is set in the delay slider switch has passed. After the set time delay has expired, the output switch closes or opens. This allows current to then flow to whatever circuit is connected to the output switch that will either turn on or off the device.

The SAS10S12AD Time Delay Relay can be used in a variety of applications. One of the most common uses is for automatic power saving functions in commercial and industrial settings. The relay can be programmed to turn off lights, pumps, or other equipment when no one is present or when the area is not being utilized. This helps to reduce electricity bills and conserve energy. Additionally, the Time Delay Relay can be used for automated door openings, allowing for access to restricted areas without human input. Other applications include car washes and factory automation.

Overall, the SAS10S12AD Time Delay Relay is a great tool for controlling the power and activity of a circuit. Using this device allows for a much more efficient control of electricity flows and can save companies or individuals money in power costs. The fully adjustable time delay mechanism makes it easy to customize for a variety of applications. It is an essential device in many industries, from automatic power saving settings to controlling automated door openings.

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