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Output Modules
Module Type F:
Module Type T:
Module Type S:
times less than ten seconds will drastically shorten
relay
life
and in no case should the cycle time be set to
zero (60
millisecond
time
base). Normally open
contacts are provided for both
heating
or
cooling
use.
NOTE:
Do not use
this
output module
with
mechanical
contactors
because they generate an excessive
EMI
field
which
can
lnterfere
with
other controllers. Instead
we recommend "T" output modules for this applicatlon.
This
4-20
mA
output module can deliver full output to
loads having an input Impedance of 500 OHMS or less.
The cycle
time
setting
must be ZERO for smooth
current output.
A push-on
terminal
is
utilized
as a return for ground
currents of the
milliamp
source. It is connected
Internally to the mating lug on the heatsink. To avoid
ground loops, drive floating (ungrounded) loads or use
isolated thermocouples.
This solid state relay is capable of 1 AMP at
120/240Vac.
It
is
zero voltage switched and optically
isolated from the
drive
signal.
With
it,
resistive loads
up to 120 watts at 120Vac and 240 watts at 240Vac
may be controlled
directly.
Using
direct
control there
is no lower
limit
on the cycle time
setting
(down to
60
milliseconds).
Larger loads may be controlled
utilizing
an external
contactor. In this case, It is
advisable
to use cycle
settings of ten seconds or greater to
minimize
contactor wear. External suppresslon of the contactor
is
advisable
if
EMI
becomes a problem.
Similar
to
F,
but pulsed
20V/20mA
DC output for
driving
solid state relays. Up to 6 (series input
connected) solid state relays can be used.
Cycling
time
(HC)
can be set to
optimize
the load response
time
requirements
without sacrificing relay life.
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