Categories | impulse relays |
Model | BIR-16/10 |
Dissipated power (during the impulse) | 1, 2P: 19 VA |
Illuminated PB control | Max. current 3 mA (if > use an ATLz) |
Operating threshold | Min. 85 % of Un in conformance with IEC/EN60669-2-2 |
Duration of the control order | 50 ms to 1 s (200 ms recommended) |
Response time | 50 ms |
Frequency | 50 Hz or 60 Hz |
Maximum number of operations per minute | 5 |
Maximum number of switching operation a day | 100 |
Insulation voltage (Ui) | 440 V AC |
Pollution degree | 3 |
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) | 6 kV |
Impulse relays are used
● Closing of the impulse relay pole(s) is triggered by an impulse on the coil.
● Having two stable mechanical positions, the pole(s) will be opened by the next impulse. Each impulse received by the coil reverses the position of
the pole(s).
● Can be controlled by an unlimited number of pushbuttons.
● Zero energy consumption.
Connection
Operation
Technical data
Control circuit | |
Dissipated power (during the impulse) | 1, 2P: 19 VA |
lluminated PB control | Max. current 3 mA (if> use an ATLz) |
Operating threshold | Min.85 % of Un in conformance with IEC/EN60669-2-2 |
Duration of the control order | 50 msto 1 s (200 ms recommended) |
Response time | 50 ms |
Power circuit | |
Voltage rating (Ue) 1P,2P | 24...250 V AC |
Frequency | 50 Hz or 60 Hz |
Maximum number of operations per minute | 5 |
Maximum number of switching operation a day | 100 |
Additional characteristics to IEC/EN 60947-3 | |
Insulation voltage (Ui) | 440V AC |
Pollution degree | 3 |
Rated impulse withstand voltage (Uimp) | 6kV |
Endurance (O-C) | |
Electrical to IEC/EN 60947-3 | 200,000 cycles (AC21) |
100,000 cycles (AC22) | |
Overoltage category | IV |
Other characteristics | ||
Degree of protection(IEC 60529) | Device only | IP20 |
Device in modular | IP40 | |
enclosure | Insulation class II | |
Operating temperature | -20°C to +50°C | |
Storage temperature | -40°C to +70°C | |
Tropicalization (IEC 60068-1) | Treatment 2 (relative humidity 95 % at 55°C) |
Dimensions (mm)
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