120V AC 40Amp Plastic Electromechanical Timer T101P
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INTERMATIC Electromechanical Timer: 24 hr Nominal Max. Time Setting, Plastic, Hole Wall, 120V AC, 3R
About :
An Electromechanical Timer is a device used to control electrical circuits over a predetermined period. It operates by using a combination of mechanical and electrical components to manage time-based processes. These timers are commonly found in industrial, commercial, and household applications.
Also Known As :
Electromechanical Timer, Mechanical Timer, Cam Timer, Mechanical Relay Timer, Rotary Timer
Specification :
| Product Type | Electromechanical Timer |
| Type | 24-Hour |
| Number of Poles | 1 |
| Contact Form | SPST-NO |
| Voltage | 120V AC |
| Amps | 40 A |
| Contact HP @ 120V | 2 hp |
| Enclosure Type | Plastic |
| NEMA Rating | 3R |
| Min. Time Setting | 1 hr |
| Max. Time Setting | 23 hr |
| Max. On/Off Cycles | 12 |
| Number of Trippers Included | 2 |
| Mount | Hole Wall |
| Nominal Max. Time Setting | 24 hr |
| Width | 5-1/2 in |
| Depth | 3-13/16 in |
| Height | 9-7/16 in |
Features :
• Allows users to set and adjust the time intervals manually, typically ranging from seconds to hours depending on the model.
• Some electromechanical timers come with a manual override feature, which allows the user to bypass the timer if needed.
• Uses gears, cams, or a motor-driven mechanism to control the timing cycle, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
• Many models can handle high current loads, allowing them to control large electrical devices like motors, pumps, or lighting systems.
Special Features
3R Enclosures in Steel or Noncorrosive Plastic; Furnished with a Maximum of 12 Trippers; Has Adjustable Time Setting; Manual On/Off Override does not Alter Program; Snap-out Timing Mechanism; Up to 12 On/Off Settings Per Day
