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rom food and beverage, transportation, energy and infrastructure to commercial and industrial markets, the need for high-power timer applications is huge.

Definition

A timer is a simple automation component used to manage actions over a period of time or control how long actions last. As a control device, it triggers an action according to a time and a function. After a predefined time has elapsed, the timer closes or opens one or more contacts.

Timing cycles, whether single shot or repetitive, are started by latching inputs or pulsed inputs, allowing a wide variety of functions to be created.

Which actions can a timer execute?

  • Triggering & actuating

A timer can be used to trigger an action according to a predefined time. It can also be used to stagger actions over a period of time.

  • Delaying & flashing

In any time-related application, the timer can play a role and can be used to:

  • Run installations according to times that can be adjusted by the user.
  • Calibrate a machine running time.
  • Allow or prevent an action
  • Delay an action
  • Manage stopping/starting of a motor, pump, etc. (star delta).
  • Make an LED flash
Crouzet universal digital timer

What are the main features of a timer?

  • Available in mono or multifunction versions analog or digital, with or without memory, to meet the specific needs of each application.
  • A timing range of up to 9,999 hrs to cope with prolonged processing operations
  • A range of supply voltages from 12 to 240 V in one unit for optimized stocks.
  • Recognized quality and reliability ensures the correct operation of equipment.

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