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Light dependent relay AZH-S 230 V
Power supply: 195÷253 V AC
Maximum load: 16 A
Mounting: surface mounted
Ø 10 mm external probe included
Twilight switch is used to control light sources or other energy receivers depending on the intensity of lighting - turns off at dawn and turns on at dusk.
Action
Place the external probe of the twilight switch in a place with constant access to natural daylight, which by changes in its intensity will cause the lighting to switch on and off. The time of switching on the lighting can be set by the user with a potentiometer. Turning towards the "moon" - will switch on later, turning towards the "sun" - will switch on earlier. AZH-S twilight switch has a system that delays switching on and off the lighting, thus eliminating the impact of interference (e.g. lightning) on the operation of the device.
Power table
Indicative values of permissible load - more
ATTENTION!
It is possible to specially manufacture dusk switches for other voltages than those specified in the technical data table, such as 12 V, 24 V, 48 V and 110 V AC/DC and others.
- Power supply voltage
- 195÷253 V AC
- Maximum AC-1 load current
- 16 A
- The executive element
- relay
- Contact configuration
- 1 × NO
- Separation of the contact
- NO
- Operating threshold - adjustable
- 2 ÷ 1000 Lx
- Operating threshold - set
- ok. 7 Lx
- Hysteresis
- ok. 15 Lx
- Delay of switching on
- ok. 10 s
- Delay of tripping operation
- ok. 20 s
- The degree of probe protection
- IP65
- Photosensitive element
- external probe Ø 10 mm
- Terminal
- screw terminals
- Maximum wire diameter [wire]
- 4
- Maximum cable diameter [wire]
- 2,5 mm
- Tightening torque
- 0,5 Nm
- Power consumption
- 0,56 W
- Working temperature
- -25 ÷ 50 °C
- Dimensions
- 51×67×26 mm (± 1 mm)
- Assembly
- on wall
- Ingress Protection Marking
- IP20
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Power supply: 195÷253 V AC
Maximum load: 16 A
Mounting: surface mounted
Ø 10 mm external probe included
Twilight switch is used to control light sources or other energy receivers depending on the intensity of lighting - turns off at dawn and turns on at dusk.