Data Sheet

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Digital multifunctional relay MR 28.10 pro
for DIN-rail mounting
Techn ica l data
Supply voltages / versions 230 V, 50–60 Hz version
24 V ACDC version (please state when ordering)
Power consumption 230 V, 50–60 Hz version = 0.4–1.1 W
24 V ACDC version = 0.2–1.1 W
(depending on the switching status)
Channel (potential-free) Change-over, contact gap 쏝 3 mm (µ)
Control input voltage and phase of power supply
Contact material **AgNi + Au (hard gold plated contact)
Switching capacity per channel 16 A / 250 V앑 at cosϕ=1
10 A with inductive load cosϕ=0,6
Min. switching power 50 mW (5 V / 2 mA)
Max. starting current 30 A
Functionality 20 different functions
Time range (free adjustable) 000:00:00:1 up to 999:59:59:9 hhh:mm:ss:
1
⁄10s
Minimum interval 0.1 sec.
Debouncing time / operating time max. 64 msec.
Reactivation time max. 1.5 sec.
Timebase Quartz crystal
Lifespan relay 10 A = approx. 100,000 switchings
Power back-up (at 20°C) approx. 10 years (depends on the Lithium-battery life)
Program security unlimited (E
2
-PROM)
Display high resolution LCD (visible area 7.5 cm
2
)
Permitted ambient temperature –30°…+55°C
Enclosure self-extinguishing thermoplastic
Dimensions 45 x 35 x 58 mm
Distribution board mounting 35 mm DIN-rail (DIN EN 60715)
Type of connection Screw terminals (pull-up type)
Type of protection IP 20 to DIN EN 60529
Class of protection II when installed according to regulations
**Hard gold plated contact. A distinction for this contact is made between following apaplications:
1. Small load range in which the gold layer is removed by a small extent only. 50 mW (5 V/2 mA) to 1,5 W / 24 V (Resistor
load)
2. Medium or high load range in which after a few or after one switching the hard gold plated layer is removed and the
properties of the contact base material AgNi take effect.
Order number Channel Timebase Supply voltage
MR 28.10 pro 1 Quartz 230 V, 50–60 Hz
MR 28.10 pro 1 Quartz 24 V ACDC
Housing colour
MR 28.10 pro
Overview functions
Pulse
쐍 IRS – Interval Relay Standard
쐍 IRR – Interval Relay Retriggerable
쐍 PD – Pulse Delayed Relay
Fleeting
쐍 FOM – Fleeting On Make
쐍 FOB – Fleeting On Break
쐍 FOMBS – Fleeting On Make and Break Standard
쐍 FOMBF – Fleeting On Make and Break Finalizing
Flashing
쐍 FPUS – Flasher Relay Pulsestarting Standard
쐍 FPUA – Flasher Relay Pulsestarting Additive
쐍 FPAS – Flasher Relay Pausestarting Standard
쐍 FPAA – Flasher Relay Pausestarting Standard
Delaying
쐍 OFDS – OFf Delay relay Standard
쐍 OFDA – OFf Delay relay Additive
쐍 ONDS – ON Delay relay Standard
쐍 ONDA – ON Delay relay Additive
쐍 ODFS – On Delay relay Fleeting Standard
쐍 ODFA – On Delay relay Fleeting Additive
쐍 OODS – On and Off Delay relay Standard
쐍 OODF – On and Off Delay relay Finalizing
쐍 OODA – On and Off Delay relay Additive