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Spencer
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024
I got this for some din-mount projects I'm working on at home, and a configurable timer relay is nice to have for a bunch of tasks. The relay seems to work with what I've tested and has a few different configurations. It fits on the DIN rail without a problem, and the screw terminals are fairly easy to use. I haven't tested it all the way to 10A as I don't need that kind of power right now, bit it'll probably work fine to that level of juice. No complaints here.
Happy Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2024
This is a good quality time delay relay. that can be triggered with AC voltage. I tested it with 120-V and it works perfectly. I was able to set a delay from under a second to well over a minute. the spec states that you can do up to 10 days, I did not test it that long. you can also configure it to auto-power off after a set amount of time, which could be handy for a device you want to automatically turn off, if someone left it on.The relay inside is rated for 10 Amps.
TB
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024
Like many devices from overseas the translation from one language to another is often confusing. I will admit if I were not given this for evaluation I would not have purchased it. I did ask the seller for the datasheet but there does not seem to be one. I do have a technical background so I got this out of curiosity. Surprisingly this does work. 110v will trip the coil at A1-A2 and 12-24v AC or DC will do the same at A1-A3.Selecting the delay type is easy enough with the bottom pin switch and the three "Time" switches are used to build a delay and the percentage wheel will tune the delay. I had no trouble figuring it out so its semi intuitive and it did work for both delay types. It’s just 10 amps so keep this in mind. In summary it needs a datasheet and a detailed instruction sheet with scenarios.Cheers
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024
Using it to power up the 48v PSU on my 3D printer just after main power starts for proper initiation sequence.
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