Finder Impulse relay 24 VDC 130100240000
Finder · Tools & DIY
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An electronic modular step impulse relay from Finder for DIN rail mounting.
Operates on 24 V AC/DC supply (20.6–33.6 V control voltage, 50–60 Hz) with a rated switch current of 16 A (18 A maximum switching current).
It has 1 change-over contact.
Max loads include 2000 W for incandescent lamps, 1000 VA for fluorescent lamps, and 750 VA for parallel-compensated or Duo circuit fluorescent lamps.
Built-in depth is 58 mm with a width of 2 modular spacings.
Operates on 24 V AC/DC supply (20.6–33.6 V control voltage, 50–60 Hz) with a rated switch current of 16 A (18 A maximum switching current).
It has 1 change-over contact.
Max loads include 2000 W for incandescent lamps, 1000 VA for fluorescent lamps, and 750 VA for parallel-compensated or Duo circuit fluorescent lamps.
Built-in depth is 58 mm with a width of 2 modular spacings.
EAN 8012823231365 · Finder. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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