| Categories | Time Switch |
| Model | SUL181d |
| Voltage rating | 110-230VAC 50/60Hz |
| Voltage limit | 100-240VAC |
| Width | 3 Modules |
| Installation type | DIN-rail |
| Program | Daily(24 hours) program |
| Power reserve | 200 hours |
| Shortest switching time | 15 minutes |
| Programmable every | 15 minutes |
| Time accuracy | ≤土1 s/day(Quartz) |
| Power consumption | 1 VA |
| Ambient temperature | - 20℃ ~ +55℃ |
Common function
● Analogue time switch, 1 channel
● daily/24 hours program
● 96 switching segments
● DIN rail installation
● Synchronised with mains
● Shortest switching time: 15 Minutes
● With power reserve 200 hours
● SUL181a with battery reserve
● SUL161a without battery reserve
Technical date
● Voltage rating: 230VAC 50/60Hz
● Voltage limit: 200-240VAC
● Width: 1 Modules
● Installation type: DIN-rail
● Program: Daily(24 hours) program
● Power reserve: 72 hours
● Max. switching capacity at 250vac, cosφ=1: 16A
● Max. switching capacity at 250vac, cosφ=0.6: 4A
● Shortest switching time: 15 minutes
● Programmable every: 15 minutes
● Time accuracy: ≤土1 s/day(Quartz)
● Power consumption: 1 VA
● Ambient temperature: -20C~ +55°C
● DuoFix spring terminals
● Manual switch with 3 positions: Permanent ON/AUTO/ Permanent OFF
Connection example
Dimensions
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