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KLIBO-Star-Delta-Timer

For automatic starting of star-delta

KLIBO-Star-Delta-Timer

Special features:

  • Adjustable start-up time
  • 5A relay outputs
  • Controller-operated with watch-dog

Technical data:

Designation
850 340 10 = 110V
850 340 20 = 230V
850 340 40 = 400V
Nominal voltage range
110 V~, 230 V~, 400 V~
Nominal frequency
50-60 Hz
Voltage range
85-110 %
Rated output
2V A
Ambient temperature
-10° C ... +55° C
Control input K1
Same potential as input L3
Time range star-delta
0.15 sec ... 30 sec
Switch-over star-delta
Approx. 60 ms
Mode of operation
Controller-operated with watch-dog
Case 10-pole
Top-hat rail case
Mounting
On DIN standrad rails (EN60715)
Case dimensions
45.5 x 74 x 85 mm (WxHxD)
Max. conductor size
2.5 mm²

Connection diagram 1Ph-230V [pdf-file]


Control panel:

Bedienfeld KLIBO-Star-Delta-Timer

Relay outputs:

Nominal voltage
250 V AC
Continuous current
5 A
Making current
5 A
Nominal switching capacity
1250 VA
Contact material
AgSnO
Mechanical lifespan
50x106 cycles
Electric lifespan at 5 A/250 V AC
100x103 cycles
Max. switching frequency at nominal load
360 cycles/h
Operating time / release time
10/10 ms
Test voltage contact coil
4000 V ACeff
Test voltage open contact
750 V ACeff
Mounting position
Any
Vibration resistance (30...500Hz)
G>4
Shock resistance 11 ms
G>10
Certifications
VDE, UL, CUR
 
 

Functional description:

The KLIBO Star-Delta Timer has been specifically developed for star-delta starting of cage motors in mind. Starting times are adjustable and can be set to meet specific application requirements. All other operating sequences are time-optimized and are controlled and monitored by a controller with watch-dog feature. Powerful relays actuate the output signals for star and delta.

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