Pneumatic Timer - 56 Series


KUAX Pneumatic Clock Timer Panel or Surface Mount


Technical information Pressure range:


Reset: QY000 0-10 bar


Temperature range: -10°C +60°C Mounting:


Air consumption: Description


Surface mount bracket sold separately, page 7.


0.3 to 10 seconds 3 to 100 seconds 0.3 to 10 minutes 3 to 100 minutes 0.3 to 10 hours 3 to 100 hours Ports


Panel mount


Automatic - by removal of pressure (Control port 12)


Approx. 9 l/min Order code


56.S21.010 56.S22.100 56.M23.010 56.M24.100 56.H25.010 56.H26.100 M5


The 56 series pneumatic timer has a geared timing mechanism for precision, designed with conventional sweeping timing hands and a large rotary knob for quick and easy operation.


ON or OFF delay timing is achieved by blocking the respective ports with a blanking plug. Set the time by adjusting a large rotary knob. A black timing hand shows the preset time, and a red timing hand the remaining time.


Pneumatic Timer - ON Delay Timing


Pneumatic Mini Timer Panel or DIN-Rail Mount


Technical information Pressure range:


Temperature range: Mounting:


Reset:


Operating Medium:


QY005 2-6 bar 0°C +60°C Panel mount


Automatic - by removal of pressure port 1


5 micron filtered clean dry, non-lubricated compressed air


Description 0.2 to 3 seconds


DIN-rail mount sold separately, page 7.


2 to 30 seconds 8 to 120 seconds 20 to 300 seconds


Ports


Order code 51.020.33.00


51.020.03.00 51.020.34.00 51.020.30.00 M5


Set the pneumatic timer by adjusting the front rotary knob to the desired set- point. Two vertical scales indicate the set time and the remaining cycle time.


The ON is delayed. The output valve is negative while timing and positive on timeout. Normally closed timing.


ATEX Versions Available Accessories, page 7.


Automatic reset modules are used alongside ON delay timers to create continuous pneumatic pulsed output signals from 0.2 to 2 seconds. The ON delay timer separates these pulsed outputs.


Automatic reset timers generate output signals that repeat while air is connected. Removal of air stops and resets the circuit. The front rotary knob sets the desired output time and, when pulled, resets the device.


ATEX Versions Available


Pneumatic Timer - OFF Delay Timing QY009


Pneumatic Mini Timer Panel Mount


Technical information Pressure range:


Reset:


Operating Medium:


2-6 bar


Temperature range: 0°C +60°C Mounting:


Panel mount


Automatic - by removal of pressure port 12


5 micron filtered clean dry, non-lubricated compressed air


Description 2 to 30 seconds


20 to 300 seconds Ports


Accessories, page 7.


Set the pneumatic timer by adjusting the front rotary knob to the desired set- point. Two vertical scales indicate the set time and the remaining cycle time.


The OFF is delayed. The output valve is positive while timing and negative on timeout. Normally open timing.


ATEX Versions Available


Order code 51.021.03.00


51.021.30.00 M5


Pneumatic Timer - Reset Module


Pneumatic Automatic Reset Module Panel Mount


Technical information Pressure range:


Reset:


Operating Medium:


QY006 2-6 bar


Temperature range: 0°C +60°C Mounting:


Panel mount


Automatic - by removal of pressure port 1


5 micron filtered clean dry, non-lubricated compressed air


Description 0.2 to 2 seconds


Ports


Order code 51.020.35.00


M5


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