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Din Rail Relay H 4133

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Din Rail Relay H 4133

Din Relay H 4133 is used to transfer signals between HIMA systems and other systems.

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Din Rail Relay H 4133

Mounted in a terminal block case the relay enables to shift the transfer to the connection area (terminals), and so the influence of external voltages can be prevented.

When arranged on a mounting rail, a turnable snap-fit device enables to align the terminals for the external voltage always to the plant side. The terminal cases can be mounted on all mounting rails according to DIN 46277 sheet 1 to 3.

Integrated precautions prevent the operation of the relay in case of incorrect voltage polarisation. An LED indicates the energised relay coil.

The relay has a safe isolation according to DIN VDE 0106 Part 101/11.86 between the output contact and the input. The clearance in air and the creepage distance are dimensioned for overvoltage class III up to 300 V.

Input 1-signal, load 1 F
Operating data 24 V DC / -15...+20 %,
rpp < 15 %, 27 mA
Switching time approx. 8 ms
Reset time approx. 14 ms
Output 1 floating switchover contact, sealed contact data: cf. reverse
Ambient conditions -25 ..+50 °C

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Din Rail Relay H 4133

Mounted in a terminal block case the relay enables to shift the transfer to the connection area (terminals), and so the influence of external voltages can be prevented.

Integrated precautions prevent the operation of the relay in case of incorrect voltage polarisation. An LED indicates the energised relay coil.

Input 1-signal, load 1 F
Operating data 24 V DC / -15...+20 %,
rpp < 15 %, 27 mA
Switching time approx. 8 ms
Reset time approx. 14 ms
Output 1 floating switchover contact, sealed contact data: cf. reverse
Ambient conditions -25 ..+50 °C

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The Din Rail Relay H 4133 transfers signals between HIMA systems and other systems. Built-in precautions prevent the relay operating when voltage polarity is incorrect, so reversed polarity does not activate the relay. A turnable snap-fit device positions the terminals for external voltages towards the plant side when the relay is mounted on a rail, keeping their orientation consistent.