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Dual setpoints with programmable model for delay interval, timed pulse, and repeat cycle operation

The SX410 and the SX430 are dual setpoint timers featuring an inhibit function that allows the timing operation of the units to be stopped without resetting the timed value or the outputs.
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Technical Specs

Brands

 N/A
Eagle Signal

Model

 N/A SX430

Type

 N/A Timer

Operating Voltage/Frequency

 N/A A6 - 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
B6 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Reset Time

 N/A 15 ms

Transient Protection

 N/A Immune to 2500 volts peak transients up to 50 microseconds in duration

Setting Accuracy

 N/A ±0.05% of setting or 50 ms, whichever is larger

Repeat Accuracy

 N/A ±0.001% of setting or 35 ms, whichever is larger

Output Rating

 N/A Relay: 5 amp (resistive), 10 to 264 VAC

Operating Temperature

 N/A 32 to 122 ºF0 to 50 ºC

Static Discharge

 N/A Unit function is unaffected by a constant 3600 volt peak, 60 Hz discharge applied to the grounded front plate at a relative humidity of less than 25%

Vibration

 N/A Unit function is unaffected by 2.5G sinusoidal vibration magnitude in both directions of the perpendicular mounting axes imposed from 10 to 100 Hz

Maximum Power On Response

 N/A 200 ms

Sensor Power Supply

 N/A +12 VDC, 75 milliampere

Programmed Pulse

 N/A 0.01 to 99.99 sec

Features

N/A Some of the other features of the SX410 and the SX430 timers include

  • NEMA 4 Hosedown Test rated
  • Eight output operating modes programmable for one or both outputs
  • Programmable Early Trip prewarn operation
  • Time inhibit input
  • LED indicators for output status
  • Setpoint to zero or zero to setpoint cycle progress indication
  • Front panel and remote reset inputs
  • Keypad lock function
  • Non-volatile memory (NOVRAM) for program and data retention
  • Removable terminal blocks for wiring connections
  • +12 VDC, 75 milliamp sensor power supply

Additional Information

N/A The many operating modes and the four time ranges are programmed using rocker switches on the back of the unit. This programming method provides both simplicity and security. The front panel display has a prompted programming routine that shows the user how to program variables such as setpoints and the display cycle progress direction.