| Categories | Time Switch |
| Model | ATHC15T |
| Voltage rating | AC220V 50/60Hz |
| Switching power | 16A 250VAC (cosq=1),10A 250VAC(cosφ=0. 6) |
| Voltage limit | AC 1 80V~250V |
| Hysteresis | ≤2sec/ day (25℃) |
| Incandescent lamp load | 2300W |
| ON/OFF operation | 8 ON &8 OFF |
| Halogen lamp load | 2300W |
| Power consumption | 5VA (max) |
| Weight | approx 150g |
| Time basis | quartz |
| Ambient humidity | 35~85%rh |
| Ambient temperature | -10~+40°C |
Function
● DIN RALL installation
● LCD display
● 9 ON/OFF programs
● Lithium battery power reserve 3 year, when electric supply cut off
● Automatically adjust the set time along with seasonal variation to control ON/OFF for lighting on purpose of realizing that light is turned on when sun sets & turned off when sun rises.
Technical date
●Voltage rating:AC220V 50/60Hz
●Voltage limit:AC 1 80V~250V
●Hysteresis:≤2sec/ day (25C)
●ON/OFF operation: 8 ON &8 OFF
●Power consumption: 5VA (max)
●Dispaly:LCD
●Service life: mechancally 107
Electrically 105
●Minimum interval: minute (pulse/cycle 1 s)
●Weight: approx 150g
●Time basis: quartz
●Ambient humidity: 35~85%rh
●Ambient temperature:- 10~+40C
●Swithing power: 16A 250VAC (cosφ=1)
10A 250VAC (cosφ=0.6)
Incandescent lamp load: 2300W
Halogen lamp load: 2300W
Fluorescent lamps : Non compensated, series compensated
1000VA, Parallel compensated 400VA (42μf)
●Switching contact: 1 changeover switch
Power reserve:3 years (lithium battery)
Connection example
Dimensions
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