Instruction Manual80.01

80.01 Modular Timer

	80.01.0.240.0000 UN (12…240) V AC (50/60 Hz)/DC Umin 10.8 V AC/DC Umax 265 V AC/DC P <1.8 VA (50 Hz) / < 1W
	1 CO (SPDT) 16 A 250 V AC
	AC1                                  4000 VA AC15 (230 V AC)                  750 VA M (230 V AC)                 0.55 kW DC1 (24/110/220) V (16/0.3/0.12) A
	(–20…+60)°C
IP20

LED	UN
	–	15 – 18	15 – 16
		15 – 18	15 – 16
			15 – 16
		15 – 16	15 – 18

• Open Type Device
• Pollution degree 2 Installation Environment
• Maximum Surrounding Air Temperature 40°C
• Use 60/75°C copper (Cu) conductor only and wire ranges No. 14–18 AWG, stranded or solid
• Terminal tightening torque of 7.1 Ib.in. (0.8 Nm)

Utility Model – IB8001001 – 09/24
Finder S.p.A. con unico socio – 10040 ALMESE (TO) – ITALY

80.01 MODULAR TIMER, MULTI-FUNCTION

1. FRONT VIEW
   A Time scale rotary selector (Tmax)
   B Time setting (Tmin…Tmax)
   C LED
   D Function rotary selector
2. TIME SCALES
   (Eg. T=10 min: set A=20 m and B=10)
3. WIRING DIAGRAM AND FUNCTIONS
   NOTE
   Time scale and function must be set before energising the timer
   3a Without signal START functions:
   Start via contact in supply line (A1)
4. AI On-delay
   DI Interval
   SW Symmetrical flasher (starting pulse on)
   3b External START functions: Start via contact into control terminal (B1)
   BE Off-delay with control signal
   CE On- and off-delay with control signal
   DE Interval with control signal on
   3c Possible to control an external load, such as another relay coil or timer, connected to the signal start terminal B1
   3d With DC supply, positive polarity has to be connected to B1 terminal (according to EN 60204-1)
   3e A voltage other than the supply voltage can be applied to the command Start (B1), example:
   A1-A2 = 230 V AC
   B1-A2 = 12 V DC

OTHER DATA
Minimum control impulse: 50 ms
Recovery time: 100 ms
35 mm rail mount (EN 60715)

WORKING CONDITIONS
In conformity with the European Directive on EMC 2014/30/EU, the timer relay has a level of immunity, against radiated and conducted disturbances, considerably higher than requirements of EN 61812-1 standard. However, devices like transformers, motors, contactors, switches and power cables may cause disturbances and even damage the timer electronic circuit. For that reason, the wiring cables must be as short as possible, and, when necessary, the timer shall be protected by the relevant RC network, varistor or surge voltage protector.

Documents / Resources

Finder 80.01 Modular Timer [pdf] Instruction Manual 80.01 Modular Timer, 80.01, Modular Timer, Timer

References

• User Manual