Timing relays

Timing relays switch a contact after a set delay to control sequences in electrical installations. SCN supplies TELE Haase timing relays with on-delay, off-delay, asymmetric and multifunction timing, many with a wide 12–240 V AC/DC supply, such as the E3ZI20, V2ZR10, G2ZI20 and V2ZE10. A timing relay can, for example, delay a motor start. They are used in control cabinets, for pumps, fans and lighting, machine sequencing and building automation. Our engineers help you choose the right timing function, time range, supply voltage and contact configuration for your application.

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