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Schneider Electric Harmony Time Series DIN Rail Mount Timer Relay, 12 → 240V ac/dc, 4-Contact, 0.1 s →

RS Stock No.:: 872-5811
Distrelec Article No.:: 303-02-796
Mfr. Part No.:: RE22R2MMW
Manufacturer:: Schneider Electric

Schneider Electric Harmony Time Series DIN Rail Mount Timer Relay, 12 → 240V ac/dc, 4-Contact, 0.1 s →

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RS Stock No.:: 872-5811
Distrelec Article No.:: 303-02-796
Mfr. Part No.:: RE22R2MMW
Manufacturer:: Schneider Electric

Schneider Electric | Zelio RE22 | Multifunctional Timing Delay Relay Series

A series of timing relays designed to time events by closing or opening contacts before, during or after a set time period. Ideal for industrial automation systems these multifunctional timers can be mounted on DIN rails and feature a relay or solid state output. With a choice in number of outputs they also feature either screw or spring connection terminals, accurate adjustments and legible wiring diagrams on the side. These timer relays are flexible, simple and fast to set up and offer a high performance solution.

Features and Benefits:

• Diagnostic button, external potentiometer and rotary knob
• Simple, fast and easy to set up
• Flexible, Compact and high performing
• Relay or Solid-state output
• Module DIN rail mount, miniature plug-in and panel mount
• Single or Multiple function
• Power supply voltage range from 24 to 240 V

Protection ratings & Safety features:

• Compliant with international standards and certifications IEC 61812-1, EN 61812-1 UL, CSA, GL, RCM, EAC, CCC, China ROHS
• IP50 (front panel) conforming to IEC 60529
• IP40 (housing) conforming to IEC 60529
• IP20 (terminal block) conforming to IEC 60529
• Shock resistance - 15 gn (duration = 11 ms) conforming to IEC 60068-2-27
• Vibration resistance - 20 m/s² (f = 10...150 Hz) conforming to IEC 60068-2-6

Applications - Time Delay Relays are typically used in industrial applications and play an important role for many industrial processes such as small panel or sub-panels requirements. Other applications include:

• Lighting circuits
• Motor start control
• Sensitive equipment
• Safety control
• Conveyor belt sequence delay
• Machines, single machine and automation
• Buildings, door locks and roller shutters
• Water segment such as pumping and irrigation
• HVAC, fans and water systems

Schneider Electric Harmony Time Series Timer Relay, DPDT Contact Configuration, DIN Rail Mounting - RE22R2MMW

This Schneider Electric multifunction timer relay from the harmony time series is a versatile modular timing relay designed to meet the diverse needs of the automation, electronics, Electrical, and mechanical industries. This reliable device offers precise timing functions and a range of features that make it a valuable asset for various applications.

Features & Benefits

• DPDT contacts Configuration for enhanced performance and versatility
• Multifunction Timer with the ability to operate in different modes for customization
• DIN Rail mounting for easy installation and space saving design
• Screw terminal type for secure and convenient wiring connections
• External Power Supply for flexibility in power sources
• Green Premium Certification for eco-friendly and sustainable operation

Applications

• Control and synchronization of processes in industrial automation systems
• Timing and sequencing in electrical equipment and machinery
• Precision timing in mechanical devices and applications
• Automation of repetitive tasks in various settings

Can the Schneider Electric multifunction timer relay be used for controlling multiple timed functions simultaneously?

Yes, this device offers the capability to control multiple timed functions simultaneously, providing efficient operation in complex systems.

Will the DIN rail mounting feature of the Harmony Time series relay ensure easy installation in industrial environments?

Yes, the DIN rail mounting feature of this relay allows for quick and secure installation in industrial settings, saving time and effort.

Is the external power supply option beneficial for applications where power sources may vary?

Yes, the external power supply option provides flexibility in choosing power sources, making the relay adaptable to different setups and requirements.

Attribute	Value
Supply Voltage	12 → 240V ac/dc
Mounting Type	DIN Rail
Mode of Operation	Multifunction
Time Range	0.1 s → 100h
Number of Contacts	4
Number of Timer Functions	Multi Function
Contact Configuration	DPDT
Time Increment	Hours, Minutes, Seconds
Maximum Current	8A
Maximum Voltage	250V
Terminal Type	Screw
Switch Configuration	DPCO
Power Supply	External
Minimum Voltage	12V
Width	90mm
Minimum Current	10mA
Maximum Operating Temperature	+60°C
Series	Harmony Time
Length	22.9mm
Depth	79.5mm
Better World Verification	Green Premium
Better World Product	Yes
Time Delay	<100ms
Minimum Operating Temperature	-20°C

Schneider Electric Harmony Time Series DIN Rail Mount Timer Relay, 12 → 240V ac/dc, 4-Contact, 0.1 s →

FREE delivery for orders over SGD250.00 (ex GST)

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Schneider Electric | Zelio RE22 | Multifunctional Timing Delay Relay Series

Features and Benefits:

Protection ratings & Safety features:

Schneider Electric Harmony Time Series Timer Relay, DPDT Contact Configuration, DIN Rail Mounting - RE22R2MMW

Features & Benefits

Applications

Can the Schneider Electric multifunction timer relay be used for controlling multiple timed functions simultaneously?

Will the DIN rail mounting feature of the Harmony Time series relay ensure easy installation in industrial environments?

Is the external power supply option beneficial for applications where power sources may vary?

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