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ON-DELAY RELAY, 4PDT, MOMENTARY, 215VDC (COIL), 10A (CONTACT), 0.15-3s, SOCKET MOUNT
CategoryTopical application    Mechanical and electrical/engineering/automation   
File Size262KB,4 Pages
ManufacturerMACOM
Websitehttp://www.macom.com
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ON-DELAY RELAY, 4PDT, MOMENTARY, 215VDC (COIL), 10A (CONTACT), 0.15-3s, SOCKET MOUNT

MLCR Parametric

Parameter NameAttribute value
Minimum operating temperature0.0 Cel
Maximum operating temperature50 Cel
stateActive
Relay typeON-DELAY RELAY
Minimum adjustable delay0.1500 s
Maximum adjustable delay3 s
width45 mm
high109 mm
length or diameter45 mm
Maximum DC coil voltage215 V
Maximum AC contact current10 A
Maximum DC contact current10 A
contact_output_supply_typeAC/DC
Manufacturer SeriesTR
Installation featuresSOCKET MOUNT
Dimensions45mm X 45mm X 109mm
eference_standardCSA; UL
Relay actionMOMENTARY
Relay function4PDT
Terminal typeSNAP-ON
Catalog 1308242
Issued 3-03
AGASTAT
GP/ML/TR
series
10 Amp Control Relay
Non-latching, Latching & Timing Versions
File E15631
File LR29186
SERIES GP
SERIES TR
Users should thoroughly review the technical data before selecting a product
part number. It is recommended that users also seek out the pertinent
approvals files of the agencies/laboratories and review them to ensure the
product meets the requirements for a given application.
GP/ML/TR Design Features
Among the advances AGASTAT control relays offer over existing designs is
a unique contact operating mechanism. An articulated arm assembly
amplifies the movement of the solenoid core, allowing the use of a short
stroke coil to produce an extremely wide contact gap. The long support
arms used in conventional relays are eliminated. Both current capacity and
shock/vibration tolerance are greatly increased, as well as life expectancy.
Features
• Occupies very small panel space
• May be mounted singly, in continuous rows or in groups.
• Available with screw terminal molded socket.
• 4 SPDT contacts.
• Magnetic blowout device option increases DC current carrying ability
approximately ten times for both N.O. and N.C. contacts. In both AC and
DC operation, the addition of the device will normally double the contact
life, due to reduced arcing.
Design/Construction
AGASTAT control relays are operated by a moving core electromagnet
whose main gap is at the center of the coil. A shoe is fitted to the core
which overlaps the yoke and further increases the magnetic attraction.
The coil itself is in the form of an elongated cylinder, which provides a
low mean turn length and also assists heat dissipation. Since the
maximum travel of the electromagnet does not provide optimum contacts
movement, an ingenious amplifying device has been designed.
This consists of a W-shaped mechanism, shown in figure 1. When the
center of the W is moved vertically the lower extremities move closer to
each other as can be seen in the illustration. The center of the W mecha-
nism is connected to the moving core of the electromagnet and the two
lower points are connected to the moving contacts.
Two of these mechanisms are placed side-by-side to actuate the four
contacts sets of the relay. The outer arms of the W mechanisms are leaf
springs, manufactured from a flat piece of non-ferrous metal. These outer
arms act as return springs for their corresponding contacts. This provides
each contact with its own separate return spring, making the contacts
independent.
The mechanical amplification of the motion of the electromagnet
permits a greater distance between the contacts, while the high efficiency
of the electromagnet provides a nominal contact force in excess of 100
grams on the normally open contacts.
All the contacts are positioned well away from the cover and are well
ventilated and separated from each other by insulating walls.
The absence of metal-to-metal friction, the symmetrical design of the
contact arrangement and the lack of heavy impacts provides a mechanical
life of 100,000,000 operations.
For use in AC circuits, the relay is supplied with a built-in rectification
circuit, thus retaining the high DC efficiency of the electromagnet. The
current peak on energizing is also eliminated and consequently the relay
can operate with a resistance in series (e.g. for high voltages or for drop-
out by shorting the coil). The use of the rectification circuit offers still
other advantages. The same model can operated at frequencies ranging
from 40 to 400 cycles. Operation of the relay is crisp; even with a low AC
voltage, there is a complete absence of hum and vibration.
The plastic dust cover has two windows through which the iron yoke
protrudes to facilitate cooling and also to allow direct mounting
arrangement of the relay irrespective of the terminals.
GP/ML Contact Data @ 25°C
Arrangements:
4 Form C (4PDT)
Material:
Siver plated.
Ratings:
See chart.
Expected Life: Mechanical:
100 million operations.
Electrical:
See chart and graph.
Contact Ratings and Expected Life
Voltage
540 VAC
380 VAC
380 VAC
380 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
220 VAC
120 VDC
48 VDC
Current
(Amps)
3
15
10
3 x 3.3
20
15
10
3x6
5
5
2.5
2
1.25
1.5
10
Power Factor
or
Time Constant
COS Ø = 0.5
Resistive
Resistive
COS Ø = 0.8
Resistive
COS Ø = 0.5
Resistive
COS Ø = 0.8
Resistive
COS Ø = 0.25
Resistive
Resistive
Resistive
Resistive
Number of
Electrical
Operations
15,000
10,000
200,000
200,000
20,000
20,000
400,000
200,000
1,500,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
15,000,000
30,000,000
20,000,000
1,000,000
Remarks
2 contacts in series
2 contacts in parallel
3hp motor
2 contacts in parallel
2 contacts in parallel
3hp motor
Filament lamps
with blow-out device
Load Life Curve
Figure 1 – Illustration of Amplification
This diagram illustrates
amplification obtained
by the articulated
operating mechanism.
NOTE: Seismic & radiation tested EGP, EML and ETR models
are available. Consult factory for detailed information.
Dimensions are shown for
reference purposes only.
Dimensions are in inches over
(millimeters) unless otherwise
specified.
Specifications and availability
subject to change.
www.tycoelectronics.com
Technical support:
917
Refer to inside back cover.
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