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Specification1: Model: GRT8-S1 Rated power supply voltage: AC/DC 12V~240V (50-60Hz) Power consumption: AC 0.09-3VA/DC 0.05-1.7W Delay time range: 0.1s-100days, NO, NC Setting mode: knob Setting accuracy: 10% Repetition accuracy: 0.2% Temperature fluctuation error: 0.05%/℃, at=20 ℃ Output contact: 1 x SPDT, 16A/AC1 Minimum switching power: 500mW Power indicator: green LED Output relay indication: red LED Mechanical life: 1x10^7 Electrical life: 1x10^6 Specification2: Reset time: max. 200ms Working temperature: -20 ℃~55 ℃ Storage temperature: -35 ℃~75 ℃ Installation method: 35mm DIN rail Protection grade: IP20 Wiring capacity: 1x2.5mm²/2x1.5mm² Size: 90 * 18 * 64mm/3.54 * 0.71 * 2.52in Packing weight: about. 75g/2.6 oz Packing list: 1 * Cycle timer relay The examples are only used to understand the wiring principles. The actual application should be flexibly changed according to the principles.
Precise Time Settings GRT8-S1 timer relay allows independent ON/OFF delay settings, offering precise control over timing schedules for various applications.
Versatile Time Range With an adjustable time span from 0.1 seconds to 100 days, this timer relay is suitable for a vast array of time-based operations.
Mode Versatility Users can conveniently toggle between different operational modes on the timer relay via the S-A1 short-circuit function.
Clear Indication The unit’s LED indicators provide immediate visual feedback about timer relay's working status, enhancing user interaction and troubleshooting.
Compact & Din Rail Mountable Its compact design ensures timer relay fits easily in tight spaces and is mountable on a standard 35mm DIN rail, perfect for streamlined installations.
The timer works as intended, it works well.The wiring instructions are not entirely clear, in fact they use terminology that does not coincide with modern electrical design or usage. Perhaps if they spent a little more time translating, or better, include an actual photo of the various correct connections they would get fewer returns from people who set it up incorrectly. But it does work well once....
