Time Delay Relays

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 250S 110V

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 100S 110V

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RELAY TIME DELAY 10A 250V SOCKET

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RELAY TIME DELAY 230V 60H 12M

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 120S 110V

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 5S ADJ 110V

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 1S 110V

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 10S 110V

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SAS1.5S24AD

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 1.5S 24V

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RELAY TIME DELAY 12-24V 110-240

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RELAY TIME DELAY SS 1S 24V

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Time Delay Relays

1. Overview

Time Delay Relays (TDRs) are control devices that execute switching operations after a predetermined time interval. They integrate timing functions into electrical systems to manage sequence operations, protect equipment, and optimize process efficiency. Modern industrial automation relies on TDRs for precise control in applications ranging from motor startups to complex manufacturing processes.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
On-Delay RelayDelays contact closure after power applicationMotor soft start, conveyor belt synchronization
Off-Delay RelayDelays contact opening after power removalFan cooling systems, oven shutdown sequences
Interval TimerControls fixed-duration outputsValve actuation, injection molding cycles
Repeat Cycle TimerAlternates between on/off statesConveyor indexing, periodic lubrication systems

3. Structure and Components

Typical TDR construction includes:

  • Enclosure: Flame-retardant polymer housing (IP20-IP67 ratings)
  • Electromagnetic System: Coil assembly with laminated iron core
  • Contact Mechanism: Silver alloy contacts (NO/NC configurations)
  • Timing Circuit: Analog RC circuits or digital microcontrollers
  • User Interface: Dial/potentiometer or digital display for setting adjustment

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterTypical RangeImportance
Timing Range0.1s-999hDetermines application flexibility
Accuracy 1% to 10msCritical for precision processes
Power Supply12-240V AC/DCMatches system voltage requirements
Contact Rating5-30A resistiveEnsures load compatibility
Ambient Temp. Range-20 C to +70 COperational reliability factor

5. Application Areas

Primary industries include:

  • Manufacturing: Press machine sequence control
  • Energy: Transformer cooling systems
  • Building Automation: HVAC fan delay control
  • Process Industry: Pump alternation systems
  • Transportation: Railway signal timing

Typical equipment integration: CNC machines, packaging lines, water treatment systems.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerKey Product SeriesDistinguishing Features
Siemens3RP25/3RP15 seriesDIN rail mounting, LED status display
OmronH3CR-A/-M modelsMulti-voltage capability, compact design
Schneider ElectricTesys T-ModTime seriesModbus communication, 12 timing functions
AutomationDirectDL-TDR seriesProgrammable via USB interface

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations:

  • Timing function type (ON/OFF delay, interval, etc.)
  • Environmental conditions (temperature, vibration)
  • Electrical requirements (voltage/frequency compatibility)
  • Mounting method (DIN rail, panel mount, socket mounting)
  • Agency approvals (CE, UL, CSA standards)

Case Study: A bottling plant successfully implemented Omron H3CR-M timers for conveyor synchronization, achieving 15% throughput improvement.

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments include:

  • Integration with Industrial IoT (remote monitoring via Ethernet/IP)
  • Adoption of solid-state relay technology (SSR) for higher switching speeds
  • Energy-efficient designs meeting Ecodesign Directive 2019/1782
  • AI-enhanced predictive timing adjustment in smart manufacturing
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