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App roximate Dimensions : RM3UA2 has the same approximate dimensions as RM3JA2 on page 21-11.RM3UA1 has the same approximate dimensions as RM3JA1 on page 21-11.
RM3UA2 Voltage Measurement Rel ays (22.5 mm wide) (Over voltage ON LY)Voltage to be measured depending on connectionVac or Vdc
Cont rol Ci rcui t Voltage50/60 Hz Catalog Number Price
50 to 500 mV0.3 to 3 V0.5 to 5 V
24 RM3UA211B7
$338.
42 to 48 RM3UA211DE7
110 to 130 RM3UA211FG7
220 to 240 RM3UA211MU7
1 to 10 V5 to 50 V10 to 100 V
24 RM3UA212B7
42 to 48 RM3UA212DE7
110 to 130 RM3UA212FG7
220 to 240 RM3UA212MU7
30 to 300 V50 to 500 V
24 RM3UA213B7
42 to 48 RM3UA213DE7
110 to 130 RM3UA213FG7
220 to 240 RM3UA213MU7
RM3UA1 Voltage Measurement Rel ays (45 mm wide) (Under voltage or Over voltage)
Time Del ay Voltage to be measured depending on connectionac or dc
Cont rol Ci rcui t Voltage50/60 Hz Catalog Number Price
Adjustable0.05 to 30 s
50 to 500 mV0.3 to 3 V0.5 to 5 V
24 to 240 Vac or Vdc RM3UA111MW $411.
110 to 130 Vac RM3UA111FG7369.220 to 240 Vac RM3UA111MU7
380 to 415 Vac RM3UA111QN7
1 to 10 V5 to 50 V10 to 100 V
24 to 240 Vac or Vdc RM3UA112MW 411.
110 to 130 Vac RM3UA112FG7369.220 to 240 Vac RM3UA112MU7
380 to 415 Vac RM3UA112QN7
30 to 300 V50 to 500 V
24 to 240 Vac or Vdc RM3UA113MW 411.
110 to 130 Vac RM3UA113FG7369.220 to 240 Vac RM3UA113MU7
380 to 415 Vac RM3UA113QN7
None
50 to 500 mV0.3 to 3 V0.5 to 5 V
24 to 240 Vac or Vdc RM3UA101MW 411.
110 to 130 Vac RM3UA101FG7369.220 to 240 Vac RM3UA101MU7
380 to 415 Vac RM3UA101QN7
1 to 10 V5 to 50 V10 to 100 V
24 to 240 Vac or Vdc RM3UA102MW 411.
110 to 130 Vac RM3UA102FG7369.220 to 240 Vac RM3UA102MU7
380 to 415 Vac RM3UA102QN7
30 to 300 V50 to 500 V
24 to 240 Vac or Vdc RM3UA103MW 411.
110 to 130 Vac RM3UA103FG7369.220 to 240 Vac RM3UA103MU7
380 to 415 Vac RM3UA103QN7
Accessories (o rdered separate ly)Description Product Catalog Number Price
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App roximate Dimensions : RM3TG2 and RM3TA2 have the same approximate dimensions as RM3JA2 on page 21-11.RM3TR1 and RM3TAR1 have the same approximatedimensions as RM3JA1 on page 21-11.
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Phase Failure And Under voltage Rel ayThe Type MPS is a socket mounted, voltage sensing phase failure relay. The undervoltage setting is adjustable from 75% to 100% of normal voltage. The relay is UL Listed with the appropriate socket (see socket selection on Page 21-36). The 240V rated, SPDT output contacts change state upon phase failure, undervoltage, phase reversal or phase unbalance of 10% or greater. Response time delay is 3 seconds.
SPDT
240 - 50/60 MPSV24
$146.
480 - 50/60 MPSV29
8430 MPD
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Phase Failure And Under voltage Rel ayThe Type MPD offers the same protection as the Type MPS plus the following features: DPDT 600V rated output contacts, locking potentiometer undervoltage adjustment and an LED indicating “relay energized.” Can be mounted directly to a panel or to 8501 XM track (see page 21-25).
DPDT
120 - 50/60 MPDV20
325.240 - 50/60 MPDV24
480 - 50/60 MPDV29
600 - 50/60 MPDV32
Phase Abnormality Definitions
Phase Loss : This condition occurs when one line of a 3 phase system is completely lost.
Phase Unbalance : This condition occurs when the voltage in one line of a 3 phase system drops below the voltage in the remaining two lines.
Phase Reversal: This condition occurs when two of three lines in a 3 phase system are switched. This incorrect connection will cause a motor to rotatein the reverse direction.
Under voltage : This condition occurs when the voltage in all three lines of a 3 phase system drops simultaneously.
The Class 8430 phase failure relays offer the reliability and accuracy of solid state circuitry with the isolation of hard output contacts.
Operating DataPower Consumption
Type MPS: 5.5 VAType MPD: 7 VA
Ambient Temperature:+23°F to 122°F-5°C to 50°C
Devices are auto reset, so 3 wire control should be used to accomplish safe operation of equipment.
General
MPS: File E42240 CCN NLDX provided the proper socket is used.8430MPSV24 - 8501 NR51 or NR52 socket (see page 21-36).8430MPSV29 - 8501 NR82 socket (see page 21-36).
File E42240 CCN NLDX2 without using the sockets listed above.
MPD: File E42240 CCN NLDX.
Contact Ratings
Type Contacts
MaximumCont rolCircuitVoltage
AC Ratings
Inductive Resistive
MakeVA
BreakVA
Make & BreakAmperes
ThermalContinuous
Current
MPS SPDT 120240
18001800
180180
55
55
MPD DPDT
120240480600
3400360036003600
340360360360
552.52.5
5555
How to O rder:
To Order Specify: Catalog Numberk Class Number Class Type Voltagek Type Number Codek Voltage Code
8430 MPS V24
Phase Failure RelaysClass 8430 – Type MP
For additional information, reference the 8430 MP Catalog # 8430CT9701 or D-FAX™ # 1530.For Mounting Track for the 8430 MPS relays . . . . Page 22-14
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50:5 (5 turns on primary)50:5 (3 turns on primary)50:5 (2 turns on primary)
50:5150:5 (2 turns on primary)
100:5150:5200:5250:5300:5400:5500:5600:5700:5
2NR — 5002NR — 5002NR — 5002NR — 500
2NR — 151 or 5NR — 1512NR — 101 or 5NR — 1012NR — 151 or 5NR — 1512NR — 201 or 5NR — 2012NR — 251 or 5NR — 2512NR — 301 or 5NR — 301
5NR — 4015NR — 5015NR — 60164R — 751
FileCCN
E14839NKCR
How to Order:
To Order Specify:
Catalog Number
k Class Numberk Type Number
Class Type
8430 V3460
Load Detector and Converter RelaysTypes G & V – Class 8430
Type V Load Detector
Type G Load Convertor
Output Relay Contacts:AC Contact Ratings
Volts
Inductive 35% Power Factor Resistive 75%Power Factor
Make Break ContinuousAmperes
Make, Break and Continuous
AmperesAmperes VA Amperes VA
120 30 3600 3.0 360 5 5
240 15 3600 1.5 360 5 5
DC Contact Ratings5A max. at 24Vdc Resistive or Inductive
4.49(150)5.90
(77)
3.03
(114)
Type PS24
DC Power Supplies Type PS – Class 8440
These power supplies are ideal for use with DC Photoelectric and Proximity switches and other solid state productsrequiring 12 or 24Vdc power. These compact power supplies can be easily mounted on DIN mounting track for quickinstallation.
Type VAccuracy: ± 2% plus ±1 thumbwheel switch unitRepeatability: ±1 thumbwheel switch unitStart-up time delay: 1 - 20 sec. (adjustable)Response time delay: 0.1 - 3.0 sec. (adjustable)
Type GCurrent output: 0 - 20mA or 4 - 20mAOutput Impedance: 600 ohms max.Accuracy: ±3%
For additional information, reference Product Data M629A.
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Intrinsically Safe Barrier RelaysNY2 — Relays for Hazardous Locations
NY2 A••1 Single channel , dual rel ay outputA single channel relay that will accept either a NAMUR proximity sensor or a dry contact switch input. Two SPDT output relays are ganged to provide 2 N.O. and 2 N.C. contacts. The housing is glass reinforced nylon for back plate or DIN rail mounting. Each relay has an independent LED function indication.
Power Supp ly Catalog Number Price
24/48Vac NY2A11 $170.00
110/220Vac NY2A21 170.00
NY2 B••1 Dual channel , relay outputWith dual channel relay. Each channel will accept a NAMUR proximity sensor or a hard contact switch input. Each channel has independent SPDT output relays. The housing is glass reinforced nylon for back plate or DIN rail mounting. Each relay has an independent LED function indication.
Power Supp ly Catalog Number Price
24/48Vac NY2B11 $201.00
110/220Vac NY2B21 201.00
120/240Vac NY2B31 201.00
NY2 F••1 Dual channel , transistor outputTransistor outputs are suitable for DC signal switching or for fast response time (speed, motion, counting, etc.). Each channel will accept either a NAMUR proximity sensor or a hard contact switch input. Each channel has an independent transistor output. The housing is glass reinforced nylon for back plate or DIN rail mounting. Each output transistor has an independent LED function indication.
Power Supp ly Catalog Number Price
24/48Vac NY2F11 $263.00
110/220Vac NY2F21 263.00
120/240Vac NY2F31 263.00
NY2 K10 DC/AC converter for battery operationA DC to AC converter that accepts 24Vdc or 48Vdc and provides a selectable output voltage supply of 24Vac or 48 Vac. The housing is glass reinforced nylon for backplate or DIN rail mounting. The converter can supply 3 or 4 NY2 ••11 from a DC power supply (battery).
Factory Mutual approved: Intrinsically safe for Class l and Class ll, Division l, Groups A, B, C, D, E, F and G. Report 1M4A1.AX
CSA certified LR 15996 Class 3218 06.
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DescriptionThe SX2DV (underspeed only) and SX2DV200 (under and overspeed) control relays enable detection of overspeed and underspeed of rotating shafts or the detection of speed reaching a preset threshold.A relay, with status indication, is incorporated to enable direct switching. Adjustment of speed detection is simplified by incorporation of a speed range selector switch and potentiometer.A start up delay can be implemented to allow the target to reach speed from a standstill.
Sensor selectionThe speed information is acquired by means of any 24Vdc, 2 or 3 wire PNP (sourcing), 10 mA max. consumption at no load, Telemecanique proximity sensor (inductive, magnetic, or capacitive).
Underspeed cont rolThe crossing of a low speed threshold should initiate an action:a- The stopping of all or part of a movement in the event of slippage or breakage of a conveyer belt, breaking of the coupling to a pump, archimedian
screw, etc. Overloading of a grinder, mixer, etc.b- Safety interlocking: the enabling of another movement when, for example, opening the door of a centrifugal machine or drier.
Overspeed cont rolThe crossing of a high speed threshold should initiate an action.a- The stopping of all or part of the movement when, for example, there is a break in the coupling to a conveyer belt.b- The enabling of another movement when, for example, sequential starting of conveyer belts i.e. the second belt cannot start until the first belt has
reached the desired speed.
j Note: Recommended use - whenever, for reasons of target size and material, sensing range, or output power a self contained motion detector switch (model XSA V0) is not applicable.
For XSAV motion detector switches see Page 17-65.Motion detector switches are ideal for detecting “zero speed” conditions for industrial applications such as conveyers, elevators, pumps, saws, mixers etc.
Description of operation — SX2 DV100The proximity switch supplies impulses to the SX2 DV with period T (inversely proportional to the speed of the rotating shaft).T = 60/N.nT = period in secondsN = speed of rotating shaft (rpm)n = number of targets of impulses per revolutionThe period T is compared with the preset period Ti (speed threshold potentiometer). In normal operation, the speed of the rotating shaft is greater than the speed set on the SX2 DV, the output relay is energized and the indicator illuminated. When the speed is less than the threshold, the output relay de-energizes. Depending on the start up interlock connection, the SX2 DV’s operation can be interlocked either:– from an external source (NC interlocking contact between “Man” and “OV”).- or by an internal start up time delay, adjustable from 0.5 to 15 seconds (connect “Auto” to “OV”). This initial time period permits the monitored target to reach its normal speed.Resetting is implemented by interrupting the supply. Output relay contact 11-12 can be used for this purpose.
Description of operation — SX2 DV200The proximity switch supplies impulses to the SX2 DV at a frequency with a period T (inversely proportional to the speed of the rotating shaft).T = 60/N.nT =period of secondsN = speed of rotating shaftn = number of targets or impulses per revolutionThe period T is compared with the preset period Ti. In normal operation, the speed of the rotating shaft does not exceed the threshold. In this situation provision is made for two alternate modes of operation:- output relay energized, when output INV is connected to +24V- output relay de-energized, when output INV is left on open circuitWhen the threshold to be detected is reached.- output relay energized, when output INV is connected to +24V- output relay de-energized, when output INV is left on open circuit.If the shaft speed decreases to the low speed threshold (adjustable between 40-70% of the high speed level), the output changes its state. The input “ARM” enables de-energization of the output relay by external means when connected to “OV”.
Relay selection
Description Type action Threshold range(pulses/min.) Voltage Enclosure Catalog
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– Protects materials (plastics, paints, etc.) that can be destroyed by long down times.
– Reduces down time after short power interruptions (65% of rated voltage or less).
– Will restart motors if voltage is restored to 70% of rated voltage within adjusted time.
– Maximum length of power interruption is adjustable from 0.15 to 30 seconds.
– An ON DELAY time of 0.2 to 40, to delay starting after power is resumed.
– Equipment can be sequenced after power is resumed.
– Does not interfere with operation of three wire control scheme.
j +10%; -35% of nominal voltage.
Type Voltag ej Price
UBSV19 110 - 50/60$439.
UBSV22 220 - 50/60
Power Consumption : Approximately 3VARepeat Accuracy : ±3%Ambient Temperature : -20°C to +70°C
(-4°F to +158°F)
Contact Ratings
Volts MakeVA
BreakVA
ContinuousAmperes
250 1800 250 5
Dimensions
3.9
(100)
2.8
(70)
4.4
(112)
0.24(6)
(5)
(60)
(50)
2.4
2.0
0.20
(86)3.4
Undervoltage Control RelaysClass 8501 – Type UBS
How to O rder:
To Order Specify: Catalog Number
k Class Class Typek Type
8501 UBS V19
CA2SKE20
For enclosure use 9991UE1 on page 21-37.
Coil Voltage(Voltage-Hz) Type Price
24 - 50/60 CA2SKE20B7
$116.00
48 - 50/60 CA2SKE20E7
120 - 50/60 CA2SKE20G7
220 - 50/60 CA2SKE20M7
240 - 50/60 CA2SKE20U7
480 - 50/60 CA2SKE20T7
These alternating relays are used to alternate the use of 2 motor circuits. When the coil is energized the firsttime, one contact closes and will open when the coil is de-energized. When the coil is energized again, the othercontact will close and will open when the coil is de-energized. The contacts from these alternators are to be usedin the control circuit of the starters that are controlling pump or compressor motors.
Application DataVoltage Range +10/-20% of rated voltage
Coil Bu rden 23VA Inrush4.9 VA Sealed
Operating Tempera-ture Range
-20°C to +50°C(-4° to 122°F)
Average Operating Time
Pick-up 8-16msDrop-out 8-10ms
App rovals
CE MarkUL File E16438 CCN NKCRCSA File LR43364 Class 3211-03
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Typical application is to signal a “below normal” water level such as in a hot oven or cooler. When the water leveldrops below the sensing probe, an alarm or pilot light is activated. By raising the water level to the probe, theswitch automatically de-activates the alarm or pilot light.
The switch is operated by establishing a conductive path between the probe and ground or neutral (1 megohmor less). The contact to ground electronically operates a triac output. The switch will be “off” when the non-insulated section of the probe is in the water, and will actuate when water is absent.
Features– Senses liquid levels
– Solid state switching
– Epoxy encapsulated electronics
– Amplifier operates to +160°F
– Probe works at high temperatures (up to 450°F)
– UL Listed
Probe characteristicsProbe metal parts are stainless steel. The conductor is teflon covered. Care must be taken to minimize distrib-uted capacity between the probe and ground. Do not run probe lead in wire duct and, where possible, keep theprobe away from surrounding metal objects.
Probe: Open voltage 12VdcPeak current 1 mA maximum
Dimensions
Description Catalognumber Price
Amplifier (no probe) ST181532 $79.00
Probe 18" (0.5m) ST181531 25.30
Probe 16' (5m) ST181531L05 38.00
Probe 33' (10m) ST181531L10 51.00
SpecificationsGeneral characteristics
Temperature rangeAmplifier; 0˚F to 160˚F
Probe: 450˚F
NEMA enclosure ratings 1,4,13
Operating voltage range 105-130Vac
Voltage drop (across switch) 2Vac
Load current (max.) 500 mA
Inrush current at 20 ms 5 Amp
Minimum load current 15 mA
Leakage current (max.) 1.7 mA
Power supply current (no load) 30 mA
Cable #16 AWG, SJTO, #16 AWG screw terminals
2.08"
2.00"2.25"
1.50"
2.50
"
2.00
"
Probe.5" 13 UNC - 2A
Liquid Level RelaysST1
File E42259 CCN NKCR
How to Order:
To Order Specify
– Catalog Number– Quantity
ST181531
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Liquid level relays are designed for the regulation and monitoring of liquid levels, for filling or emptying. The relaysrespond to an apparent resistance value between the probe/probes connected to the device input terminals.
RM3LA1 Liquid L evel Cont rol Rel ay (45mm wide)Adjustable time del ay
SecondsSensitivity Scale
KW Cont rol Ci rcui t Voltage Catalog Number Price
0.1 to 10 250 to 500
24 to 240 Vac - 50/60 Hz or 24 to 240 Vdc RM3LA111MW
$222.24 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LA111B7
110 to 130 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LA111FG7
220 to 240 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LA111MU7
380 to 415 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LA111QN7
RM3LG2 Liquid L evel Cont rol Rel ay (22.5mm wide)Fixed time del ay
SecondsSensitivity Scale
KW Cont rol Ci rcui t Voltage Catalog Number Price
250 5 to 100
24 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LG201B7
$137.110 to 130 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LG201FG7
220 to 240 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LG201MU7
380 to 415 Vac - 50/60 Hz RM3LG201QN7
Liquid l evel cont rol p robeType of installation Maximum operating temperature Catalog Number Price
Suspended by cable 212°F (100°C) LA9RM201 $63.
Accessories (o rdered separate ly)Description Used With Catalo g Number Price
Rated Supply VoltageVac 50-60 Hz V 24 to 240 24 110 to 130 220 to 240 380 to 415
Vdc V 24 to 240 — — — —
Average Consumption at Un
Vac VA 2 to 7 3.1 2.7 2.6 3.4
Vdc W 2.4 — — — —
RM3LG2Rated Supply Voltage Vac 50-60 Hz V — 24 110 to 130 220 to 240 380 to 415
Average Consumption at Un
Vac VA — 1.9 2.6 2.4 2.9
Output Rel ay and Operating CharacteristicsRM3LA1 RM3LG2
Rated operational voltage (switching)
IEC V 400 250
UL V 300 300
Conventional thermal currentIEC A 5 4
UL A 5 5
Rated breaking capacity
AC-15 A 230 V-3A, 400 V-2A —
AC-15 A — 220V - 1.5A
NEMA B300 B300
RM3LG2
RM3LA1
Liquid Level RelaysRM3 L
LA9RM201
For additional information, reference the RM3 Specialty Relays Catalog # 8430CT9601 or D-FAX™ # 1062.
App rovals / Standa rds
File E164353 CCN NKCR
File LR46093 Class 3211 03
IEC 801 part 1-4 level IIIIEC 68 part 2-3/2-6VDE 0435 part 303, 4.8.3/class II and 303,
4.2.1/class I min. 2.5kVVDE 57160 part 0160/5.84 paragraph 4.8.8VDE 0110/ overvoltage category III
Temperature RatingsStorage: -40° to 185°F (-40° to 85°C)Operational: -13° to 140°F (-25° to 60°C)
Supp ly Voltage Range-15 to +10% of rated supply voltage
.885/22.5
3.05
/ 77
.5
3.94 / 100 1.77 / 45
3.05
/ 77
.5
3.94 / 100
RM3LG2 RM3LA1
LA9RE02
LA9D92
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