ESR61NP -230V + UC, current-shock control relays, 1 close 10A

Additionally available packaging sizes: 1 / 10 / 100

Current shock control relays ESR61NP-8.. 230V UC. 1 Clasp non-potential-free 10A / 250V AC, light bulbs 2000W, return delay with switch-off warning and button-long light can be switched on. Stand-by loss only 0.5 watts. For installation. 45mm long, 45mm wide, 18mm deep. Contact connection in the zero passage for the protection of contacts and lamps, in particular this extends the life of energy-saving lamps. The most modern hybrid technology combines the advantages of wear-free electronic control with the high performance of special relays. By using a bistabile relay, there is also no coil loss and no heating. After installation, wait for the automatic short synchronization before the switched consumer is placed on the net. Control voltage 230V, additionally with galvanically separate universal control voltage 8.. 230V UC. Supply and switching voltage 230V. Very low switching noise. Time setting up to 120 minutes in the ESV function. The control input with a mica lamp symbol can be connected with a mica lamp current up to 50mA. If the delay time is set to a minimum in the ESV function, the return delay is switched off and the normal current shock switch function ES results. Switch to the control relais ER function. In the function ER no mica flow is allowed and only the control input A1-A2 should be used. With the switch-off warning the lighting flashes approx. 30 seconds before the time run and a total of 3 times at shorter intervals. In the case of the switch-on light, keys can be placed for more than 1 second on permanent light, which is automatically switched off after 2 hours or can be switched off with buttons for more than 2 seconds. If the switch-off warning and the switch-off light are switched on, the switch-off warning shall be carried out after the switch-off of the continuous light. We use the new product name current shock control relays for our switching devices, which can be used as a current shock switch and as a switching relays, thus halving the number of types and increasing the storage envelope.