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Time Mark Corporation 16-1-H-P

Voltage Monitoring Relay, 30-277 VAC, SPDT, 10A/240VAC, 8-Pin Octal, 16 Series

Mfr. Part #: 16-1-H-P / RS Stock #: 70043391

Time Mark Corporation

Time Mark Corporation 16-1-H-P

Mfr. Part #: 16-1-H-P
RS Stock #: 70043391

Description

Voltage Monitoring Relay, 30-277 VAC, SPDT, 10A/240VAC, 8-Pin Octal, 16 Series

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$211.651

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$201.069

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$190.487

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$179.905

100

$169.323

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3 weeks

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Product Specifications

Product Attribute
Attribute Value
Alternate Mfr Part Number
98078903
Contact Form
SPDT
Current Rating
10 A
Function
Voltage Monitor
Measuring Range
30 to 277 V
Monitoring Function
Voltage Monitor
Mounting Type
Socketable
Number of Pins
8
Primary Type
Monitoring Relays
Relay Type
Electromechanical
Special Features
Over/Under Voltage
Supply Voltage
30-277 VAC
Termination
8-Pin Octal
UPC Code
662917006621
Voltage Rating
240 V

Overview

The Model 16-1-X-X protects equipment from Over, Under, Over/Under voltage or rapid cycling conditions that can damage valuable equipment. Trip and restart delays are adjustable, or can be disabled. Input voltage ranges are 12-30 Vac/Vdc or 30-277 Vac/Vdc. The 8-pin plug-in has 2 SPDT relays, while the surface mount case has 1 SPDT relay. See Ordering Information for details. 8-pin plug-in versions require an 8-pin socket, such as Time Mark's Model 51X120. A proprietary microcontroller-based sensing circuit deenergizes the relay(s) after the trip delay (if enabled) upon detection of harmful voltage conditions. The relay(s) will energize after power line conditions return to an acceptable level and the restart delay time has expired (if enabled). Trip delays can be added to avoid nuisance tripping while restart delays can be used to stagger the startup of equipment or protect compressors. Time Mark’s proprietary microcontroller-based design offers maximum flexibility with an easy to use interface.