INDEX

1. Overview 1
2. Features 2
3. Connection Diagrams & Terminology 3
4. Mounting Dimensions 3
5. Operating Modes 4
6. Display
6.1 Display Description 5
6.2 Key Operations 6
6.3 Combined Key Operations
7. Main Menu 7
7.1 Program 8
7.1.1 New
7.1.2 View
7.1.3 Modify
7.1.4 Delete
7.1.5 End
7.2 Clock 11
7.2.1 Date/Time
7.2.2 Time Format
7.2.3 Date Format
7.2.4 Week Start Day
7.2.5 Timezone
7.2.6 DST
7.2.7 End
7.3 Manual 14
7.1.1 Permanent ON
7.1.2 Permanent OFF
7.1.3 Override ON/OFF
7.4 Holiday 15
7.4.1 Channel Status
7.4.2 New
7.4.3 View
7.4.4 Modify
7.4.5 Delete
7.4.6 End
7.5 Options 18
7.5.1 Operating Hours
7.5.2 Multifunction
7.5.3 Backlight
7.5.4 Password
7.5.5 Factory Restore
7.5.6 End
8. Technical Specifications 21
9. EMI, Safety & Environmental Specifications 22
10. Service Contact Details 23

6BL001-00
 1. OVERVIEW

The Advance time switch is a programming clock which enables the automatic switching
ON-OFF different loads on the basis of a timed programming that is sufficiently flexible to
allow or exclude the activation depending on the day of the week.

Following product variants available in each single channel and Double channel configuration.
For detailed description along with CAT ID refer below table.

Digital Time Switch Crono Pro

Digital Time Switch Astro Pro+

Digital Time Switch Astro Pro

Crono Pro Astro Pro+ Astro Pro

Functions
WT1SCDS WT2DCDS AT1SCDS AT2DCDS AS1SCDS AS2DCDS
Relay Output 1 2 1 2 1 2
Supply Voltage
240 110-240 240 110-240 240 110-240
(VAC)
Astro -- --
Multifunction - - --
Cycle - - --
Pulse - - --
Time Switch - - --
Lat/Long -- --
City -- --
Program
Memory 50 50 50 50 50 50
(Per channel)
Holiday 10 10 10 10 10 10
Program

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 CRONO PRO

2. FEATURES

• LCD Display with green backlight

• Precise time programming for Daily / Weekly /Pulse switching
• Bar graph for intuitive representation of daily program
• Two separate relay outputs (16A each) with independent programming
• Settable DST feature
• Settable time zone
• Password protection for settings
• ZCD assistance for inrush current management and for better relay & load life
• 12/24 hour display format
• Excellent battery backup with 6 years battery reserve
• Simple reset & Manual override
• Monitoring of load service hours to display alarm and plan maintenance/ other activity

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 CAUTION:

1. Always follow instructions stated in this product booklet.

2. Before installation, check to ensure that specifications agree with intended application.
3. Installation must be done by skilled technician.
4. Automation and controlled devices must be properly “installed” so that they are
protected against any risk of involuntary actuations.

RoHS

3. CONNECTION DIAGRAM

A) 1 Channel Device B) 2 Channel Device

TERMINAL TORQUE & CAPACITY

0.5 N.m (4.4 Lb.in)

Ø 4.5 mm
1 x 4.0 mm2 Solid/Stranded Wire
AWG 26 to 10

4. MOUNTING DIMENSION
36
L N

GIC
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45 90
5

18 15 16

49.2
Note- All dimensions are in mm
66.2

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 5. OPERATING MODES
1) SWITCH MODE :
1. It allows user to program the output channel for set time period in a day or for multiple
days in a week.
2. User has to define start and end time along with output action ON or OFF.
A
Start Time
hh:mm A Start Time
B
B Action either ON /OFF
c End Time C End Time
hh:mm

2) PULSE MODE :
1. It allows user to make output channel ON for short duration.
2. Duration ranges from minimum 1 sec to maximum 59 sec.
3. User has to define start time and duration of Pulse in the program.
A
Start Time
hh:mm A Start Time
B
B Pulse Duration

3) CYCLE MODE :
1. It allows user to make output ON and OFF in a cyclic manner.
2. User has to define Start and End period along with ON and OFF duration.
A

Start Time A Start Time

hh:mm B
B Cycle ON Duration
c C Cycle OFF Duration

4) PERMANENT SWITCHING:
1. This mode allows User to make output permanently ON or OFF.
2. The output will remain in this mode till User deactivate the mode.
5) TEMPORARY OVERRIDE:
This mode allows User to override current state of output.
E.g. If current state of output is ON then using override mode User can change the
output state to OFF (or vice a versa) till execution of next scheduled program.
6) PRIORITIES:
In case of multiple programs calls action on output at same time, it will be operated as
per following priority,

1. PERMANENT OFF
2. PERMANENT ON
3. OVERRIDE
4. HOLIDAY OFF
5. HOLIDAY ON
6. PROGRAM OFF
7. PROGRAM ON

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6.DISPLAY

6.1. Display Description

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For symbols
refer Table 1

For keys
refer Table 2

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Ø Bar Graph :
Ø It consist of 48 segments which indicates 24 hours of
a day with a resolution of half hour.
1 Ø ON segment in Bar graph indicates that output will
be ON at that time of the day. Also it indicates menu
depth in menu/edit mode.
Ø It is updated whenever day changes or at program edit.

Ø Display current weekday on main screen and menu name

2
during program.
Ø Display current date on main screen and menu setting
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mode during program.
Ø Display current weekday in menu setting and also for
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main screen.

5 Ø Display current time.

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 Table 1

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Ø Display output channel number.
Ø For 2 Channel product, display toggles between CH1 and CH2
number after every 7 sec with 5 sec ON and 2 sec OFF time.

Ø Display relay status ON/OFF of respective channel CH1 or CH2

Ø Indicates that output is ON/OFF due to Temporary Override

mode.

Ø Indicates that output is ON/OFF due to Permanent mode.

Ø Indicates that output is ON/OFF due to Holiday program.

Ø Indicates that output is ON/OFF due to Time Switch mode.

Ø Indicates that output is ON due to Pulse or Cyclic mode.
Ø Pulse mode is indicated by single pulse.
Ø Cyclic mode is indicated by dual pulse.
Ø Indicates that output is ON/OFF due to Astro mode.

Ø Blinking indicates DST is applied.

Ø Indicates day and night time.
Ø Sun indicates day time.
Ø Half moon indicates night time.

6.2 Key Operations Table 2

Ø To enter the menu.

ESC Ø To return to main screen or previous menu.
Ø To abort changed value or parameter.
Ø To view parameters upward.
UP
Ø To change/increment parameter value in edit mode.
Ø To view parameters downward.
DOWN Ø To change/decrement parameter value in edit mode.

ENTER Ø To select and save parameter value in edit mode.

Ø It is small key located in between Up and Down key.

RESET
Ø To reset hardware when device doesn't respond or hangs.
Ø It doesn't change any of the user settings and clock.

6.3 Combined Key Operations for temporary override mode

Ø Pressing both keys together will change the present output

state of Channel 1.
+ Ø Repressing both keys together again will restore the output
state of Channel 1.
Ø Pressing both keys together will change the present output
state of Channel 2.
+ Ø Repressing both keys together again will restore the output
state of Channel 2.

Ø Temporary Override is deactivated by using same hot key or next program event.
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7. MAIN MENU
Ø Press ESC key to enter in to Main menu.
Ø Press Up Down key to select menu.
Ø Press Enter key to select sub menu.

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NOTE !- In edit mode, If no push button is pressed for 40 seconds, device exit from edit
mode.

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7.1 PROGRAM

Ø Program Menu is used to write new programs for selected channel.

Ø Channel selection is only available for two channel device.
Ø Using Up Down key select Channel CH1/CH2.
Ø User can also View, Modify, Delete existing program.

There are 6 sub menu under Program Main Menu.

Channel -> New -> View->Modify -> Delete -> End

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7.1.1 New
Flow to Write New Program

A) SWITCH Mode B) CYCLE Mode

CHANNEL C1/C2 CHANNEL C1/C2

NEW NEW
PRO NO PRO NO
switch cYCLE
start day start day
start time start time
end day end day
end time end time
action on/off CYCLE on/off
with date DURATION
save with date
save

C) PULSE Mode
*
NOTE ! - 1. Channel selection option only for 2
CHANNEL C1/C2 channel device.
NEW 2. By default whole week is selected for
PRO NO Start and End day selection.
switch 3. To deselect any weekday press down
start day key and to select any weekday press
start time up key.
end day
end time
PULSE on
DURATION
with date
save

Ø Press ESC to enter programming ( Edit) mode.

Ø Change parameter value or status by pressing Up and Down key.
Ø After changing parameter value press Enter key to accept value of parameter and
move to next digit or parameter.
Ø After completion of parameter editing, press Enter key to save all parameters.
Ø If select NO for ‘With Date’ option then program get saved without date and operate as
weekly time switch.
Ø As per above procedure other programs can be enter and saved.
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7.1.2 View
To verify, the switching times have been correctly programmed use this sub menu.

CHANNEL C1/C2
view Ø Use Up Down key to select the channel.
PRG 01 Ø Use Up Down key to select the program number.
SWITCH / Ø Then press Enter key to check all settings one by one.
CYCLE /
PULSE

7.1.3 Modify
The program can be modified in this sub-menu.

CHANNEL C1/C2 Ø Use Up Down key to select the channel.

modify Ø Use Up Down key to select the program number.
PRG 01
Ø Then press Enter key to confirm program to be modified.
SWITCH /
CYCLE / Ø As per program type, Set new values as per subsection
PULSE 7.1.1.NEW.
Ø By pressing Enter key modified program get saved.

7.1.4 Delete
To delete single or multiple programs use this sub menu.

CHANNEL C1/C2 Ø Use Up Down key to select the channel

delete Ø Use Up Down key to select single delete or multiple
single delete delete program.
alldelete Ø Use Up Down key to confirm delete with No/Yes
option.
DELETE ? Ø Then press Enter key selected program will be
NO/YES deleted for single delete and if selected multiple delete
then all programs will be deleted.
Ø To abort Delete option, press ESC key.

7.1.5 End
Ø By using this menu, direct go to Main screen.
Ø To go to previous menu, use ESC key.

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7.2 CLOCK
Ø Second option is Clock Menu which is used for various clock settings.
Ø Ensure that before clock setting respective country’s time zone/Location is set.

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There are 6 sub menu under Clock Main Menu.

Date/Time -> Time Format -> Date Format -> Week Start Day ->
Time Zone -> DST -> End

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7.2.1 Date/Time
Date/Time menu is used to set Date and Time manually.

date/time Ø Use Up Down key to select the parameter value.

year Ø Then press Enter key to save parameter and go to
month next parameter setting.
day Ø After setting, press enter key to save date and time.
hour
minute
saved

NOTE !- This setting reflects on main screen display and in Program setting.

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7.2.2 Time Format

Time Format is used to set time format either 24 hours or 12 hours (AM/PM).

time FORMAT Ø Use Up Down key to select the time format.

AM/PM Ø Then press Enter key to save format.
saved

7.2.3 Date Format

For date format setting, Worldwide 3 different formats are usual, as listed below.

date FORMAT
Ø Use Up Down key to select the date format as listed below.
mm.dd.yy
saved DD:MM:YY , Ex- 08-07-20
MM:DD:YY , Ex- 07-08-20
YY:MM:DD , Ex- 20-07-08
Ø Then press Enter key to save format.

7.2.4 Week Start Day

This menu is used to set start day of week.

Ø Use Up Down key to scroll week days and Enter key

week start day
Sunday to save week start day.
saved Ø Select week start day from Saturday to Sunday.

7.2.5 Time Zone

Time zone menu is used to set time zone.
time zone
Ø In this, user get access to enter Time zone, list With+/-
time zone list
Sign is available.
saved Ø To scroll digit use up and down key.

Ø Then press Enter key to save format.

NOTE !- This setting reflects on main screen display and in Program setting.
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7.2.7 DST
Ø On DST event, date the time automatically get updated.
Ø User can select DST from options available in menu. User can either select country
or set manually by FIX DST or CUSTOM DST option.
Ø By using Up and Down keys, select required settings and to save press Enter key.
NO DST FIXED DST CUSTOM DST
DST dst dst
NO DST fixed dst custom dst
saved start month start month
start day start week
start hour start hour
start minute start minute
end month end month
end day end week
saved offset hour
offset minute
saved

Ø NO DST- No changeover
Ø FIX DST- Changeover as per user set date & time. By default 1 hour offset time.
Ø CUSTOM DST- Changeover as per user set date & time. Here user get access to set
offset hour range from. 1 Minute to 2 Hours.
Ø SELECT COUNTRY- Changeover as per below table.

NOTE !- To avoid settings at day changeover, the time 9.01 PM- 11.59 PM is blocked in
setting range.

DST Setting Country Chart

Country Start Start Start Start End End End End Offset
Month Week Weekday Time Month Week Weekday Time Time
Europe Last Last
March Sunday 2:00 October Sunday 3:00 1:00
week week
2nd 1st
USA March Sunday 2:00 November Sunday 3:00 1:00
week week

March Last Last

GB/IRL/P Sunday 1:00 October Sunday 2:00 1:00
week week
Last Last
FIN/GR/TR March Sunday 3:00 October Sunday 4:00 1:00
week week
CDN April 1st Sunday 2:00 October Last Sunday 3:00 1:00
week week

7.2.8 End
Ø By using this menu, direct go to Main screen.
Ø To go previous menu use ESC key.
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7.3 MANUAL
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There are 3 modes under Manual Menu.

Ø Permanent ON
Ø Permanent OFF
Ø Override ON/OFF

This setting affect on main screen display and in program setting.

Permanent ON Permanent Off Overide ON/OFF

CHANNEL C1/C2 CHANNEL C1/C2 CHANNEL C1/C2
PERMANENT ON PERMANENT OFF OVERIDE ON/OFF
saved saved saved

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Ø By using Up and Down keys, select required settings and to save press Enter key.
Ø Channel selection option only for two channel device.
Ø Once any mode activated, then to deactivate setting user has to goto same menu and
select setting.
Ø Symbol for particular mode is displayed at bottom row as shown by red circle.
Override ON/ OFF :
This mode allows User to override current state of output.
Ø When relay is in ON state, Override OFF will appear in manual menu and when relay
is in OFF state, Override ON option will appear in manual menu.
Ø Temporary override can also be achieved by hot keys operation.
Ø E.g. If current state of output is ON then using override mode User can change the
output state to OFF (or vice a versa) till execution of next scheduled program.
Ø After selection display returns to the manual menu window.

NOTE ! - Only one Channel (CH1/CH2) symbol will be displayed at a time.

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 7.4 HOLIDAY
Ø Holiday mode can be set on any channel of the device. Channel output can be set as
ON/OFF during holiday period.
th
For example- If user select holiday start event at 10:15 of 17 March 2018 and Holiday
th
end event at 07:00 of 30 May 2018 & select channel action as ON.
Then, Channel output will be ON from 10:15 of 17th March 2018 till 07:00 of 30th May
2018.
Ø CHANNEL selection option only for two channel device.
Ø By using Up Down Keys select channel CH1/CH2.
Ø User can also View, Modify, Delete existing program.
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There are 7 sub menu under Holiday Main Menu.

Chanel Selection->Channel Status-> New -> View-> Modify ->
Delete-> End

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7.4.1 Channel Status

Ø By using Up Down key status can be changed.
Ø After selecting press Enter key to save selected status.

ENABLE -Holiday Program for selected channel will execute as per set.

DISABLE -Holiday feature for selected channel will not available.

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7.4.2 New

CHANNEL C1/C2
channel status
saved
new
prg no
start year
start month
start day
start hour
start minute
End day
end hour
end minute
action on/off
saved

Ø Change parameter value or status by pressing UP and Down key.

Ø After changing parameter value press Enter key to accept value of parameter and
move to next digit or parameter.
Ø After completion of parameter editing, press Enter key to save all parameters.
Ø As per above procedure other programs can be enter and saved.

7.4.3 View
To verify, the switching times have been correctly programmed use this sub menu.

channel c1/c2
Ø Using Up Down key select the parameter value.
view
prg no Ø Then press Enter key to save parameter and go to
next parameter setting.
Ø After setting, press enter key to save date and time.

7.4.4 Modify
The program can be modified in this sub-menu.

channel c1/c2 Ø Using Up Down key select the channel to be modify.

modify
Ø Using Up Down key select the program number to be
prg no
modify.
save Ø Then press Enter key to confirm program to be modified.
Ø As per program type, Set new values as per subsection
8.4.2.NEW.
Ø By pressing Enter key modified program get saved.

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7.4.5 Delete
To delete single or multiple programs use this sub menu.

Ø Using Up Down key select the channel which

channel c1/c2 program to be delete.
delete Ø Using Up Down key select single delete or multiple
single delete delete program.
delete No/yes Ø Using Up Down key confirm delete with No/Yes
option.
Ø Then press Enter key selected program will be
deleted for single delete and if selected multiple delete
then all programs will be deleted.
Ø To abort Delete option, press ESC key.

7.4.6 End
Ø By using this menu, direct go to Main screen.
Ø To go to previous menu use ESC key.

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7.5 OPTIONS
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There are 7 sub menu under Options Main Menu.

Operating Hours -> Multifunction -> Back light-> Password ->
Factory Restore->Device Info-> End

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7.5.1 Operating Hours

This option enable user to set and monitor load service hours. After completion of service
hours, Device display alarm which can be used for maintenance or other activity.

Service
operating hours
channel c1/c2 Ø Here user can set operating hours, After which he
view hour intend to generate alarm message.
delete Ø User can set operating hours for individual channel.
service
end
View Hour
Ø In this menu, user can check how much time of
service hours completed.
Ø After completion of service hour, display shows
message "Service CH1" or "Service CH2" which flash
after every 5 seconds.

Delete
Ø To clear service message on display user need to clear service hours by using this
menu. Also during service hours in progress user can clear it.
Ø For deleting operating hours, Confirm the deletion by selecting “YES” and press the
Enter key, then counter is reset to zero.

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7.5.2 Multifunction
multifunction
enable
saved

Ø Use Up Down key select Enable/Disable selection.

Ø Then press Enter key to save setting.

Ø Enable - User get access to set multifunction like Switch, Pulse, Cycle in new program
setting.
Ø Disable - Cycle and Pulse function are hide and not accessible in new program setting.
7.5.3 Back light

backlight
continues on
saved Ø Use Up Down key select required option
1Min ON/ Continuous ON.
Ø Then press Enter key to save format.

Ø 1 Min ON- Whenever there is key pressed, back light will ON for 1minute.
Ø Continuous ON- When Mains is ON, back light will be continuously ON.
NOTE !-Backlight remains OFF in case of power absent.

7.5.4 Password

password
enable Ø For security reason there is provision of password in
saved time switch.
Ø By enabling password access to unauthorized user is
restricted.
ENABLE- Ø By default, password is disabled.

Ø After confirming with Enter key time switch is locked with the password entered.
Ø Whenever any key pressed device will prompt to enter the password.
Ø User get access to menu, only when he enter correct password.
Ø .
40 seconds after the last time the key was pressed the timer is automatically locked
again.
Ø To disable password user has to enter the menu by entering correct password and using
disable option password setting can be disabled.

DISABLE-
Ø No any password is required to edit settings.

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7.5.5 Factory Restore
Ø In this Menu, user can reset all setting and programs to factory reset while RTC (clock
and Date ) remains unchanged.

factory restore
restore ?
no/yes
done

ENABLE-

Ø Using up down key, Confirm restore with No/Yes then press Enter key.
Ø Any settings made previously are overwritten.
Ø The factory settings are loaded as per below table.

SETTING DEFAULT VALUE

TIME FORMAT 24 Hours
DATE FORMAT DD.MM.YY
WEEK START DAY SUNDAY
TWILIGHT DISABLE
DST NO DST
HOLIDAY CHANNEL STATUS DISABLE
MULTIFUNCTION DISABLE
BACK LIGHT ONE MINUTE
PASSWORD DISABLE

7.5.6 End

Ø By using this menu, direct go to Main screen.

Ø To go to previous menu use ESC key.

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 8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Crono Pro
WT1SCDS WT2DCDS
Supply Characteristics
Supply Voltage ( ) 240 VAC 110-240 VAC
Operating Frequency 50/60 Hz
Supply Variations -20 % to +10 % (Of )
Power consumption
6 VA
(Max)
Battery Back up Approx. 6 Years

Functional Characteristics
Display 6 Lines Text LCD, Viewing Angle-6 O’ Clock, Backlight- Green
Number of Programs 50 (Each channel) + 10 Holiday (Each channel)
Clock Mode Either 12 Hour (AM/PM) or 24 Hour Clock
Clock Resolution (Min) 1 Minute
Pulse Duration 1-59 seconds
Hour Setting 00-23 for 24 Hour clock and 01-12 for 12 Hour clock
Reset Hardware reset and to be used only when device doesn't respond or hangs.
Day Setting Monday to Sunday
RTC Accuracy +/- 0.5 sec/day @25 ° C
Number of Keys 4 keys [ESC, UP, DOWN, OK] & 1 RESET key
Relay Output Characteristics
Contact Arrangement 1 C/O 2 C/O
Contact Rating 16 A (NO & NC)@ 240 VAC/24 VDC (Resistive)
Utilization Category Max switching : 16 A (NO & NC) at 250 VAC, Cos Φ = 1
(AC-1) Max switching: 10 A (NO & NC) at 250 VAC, Cos Φ = 0.6
Incandescent Lamps 2600 W
Contact Material AgSnO2
Electrical Life 50,000 cycles @ rated load
Environmental Characteristics
Operating Temperature -15 ° C to +55 ° C
Storage Temperature -20 ° C to +70° C
Humidity 95% Rh (Non Condensation)
Maximum Operating 2000 m
Altitude
Pollution Degree 2
Degree of Protection IP-20 for Terminals ;IP-40 for Enclosure
Enclosure Flame Retardant UL-94 V0

Other Characteristics
Mounting Din Rail
Weight (Unpacked) Approx. 1 Channel - 110gm, 2 Channel - 140gm
Operating Position Any

Product Standard
IEC 60730-1 and IEC 60730-2-7

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 9. EMC, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS

EMI/EMC Compliance
Harmonic Current Emissions IEC 61000-3-2 Class A
Voltage Flicker & Fluctuation IEC 61000-3-2 Class A
ESD IEC 61000-4-2 Level III
Radiated Susceptibility IEC 61000-4-3 Level III
Electrical Fast Transients IEC 61000-4-4 Level IV
Surge IEC 61000-4-5 Level IV
Conducted Susceptibility IEC 61000-4-6 Level III
Power Frequency Magnetic Field IEC 61000-4-8 Class 4
Voltage Dips & Interruption (AC) IEC 61000-4-11
Conducted Emission CISPR 11 1 CH- Class B 2 CH- Class A
Radiated Emission CISPR 11 1 CH- Class B 2 CH- Class A

Safety Compliance
Test Voltage (Input & Output) IEC 60947-5-1 2.5 KV
Test Voltage(All Terminal to Body) IEC 60730-1 3 KV
Impulse Voltage (Input & Output) IEC 60947-5-1 Level IV
Single fault IEC 61010-1
Insulation Resistance IEC 60730-1 >7 Mohm
Leakage Current UL 508 <3.5 mA
Environmental Compliance
Cold Heat IEC 60068-2-1
Dry Heat IEC 60068-2-2
Vibration IEC 60068-2-6 10 to 55Hz, 5 g

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10. SERVICE CONTACT DETAILS

Product improvement is continuous process. For the latest information and special
applications Please contact GIC to reach our branch office.

CONTACT US

General Industrial Controls Private Limited.

T – 107, MIDC Bhosari,

Pune – 411026,
Maharashtra, INDIA.

Board Line: Tel: +91-20 4623 2323

International Sales: Tel: +91-20 4623 2329

export@gicindia.com

Domestic Sales: Tel: +91-20 4623 2325

marketing@gicindia.com
sales@gicindia.com

E-Waste Regulatory notice :

Kindly treat, recycle or dispose of this equipment in an environmentally sound
manner after End of Life, as per WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment) regulations; or hand it over to General Industrial Controls Pvt. Ltd,
through website https://www.gicindia.com/get-in-touch/

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