Time Relay FF PCG-417 24/230V 2x8A

FF Time Relay PCG-417 24/230V 2x8A is an electromechanical time relay designed for timed control of lighting, motors, pumps and automation circuits. The device accepts either 24 V or 230 V supply and provides two independent output channels, each rated for 8 A. Its configurable delay functions and robust electromechanical switching make it suitable for building and industrial installations that require reliable dual-channel timed switching.

Advantages

The relay offers dual independent outputs allowing separate control paths to be timed from a single module. Compatibility with both 24 V and 230 V supplies makes the unit versatile across low-voltage and mains applications. Electromechanical contacts provide clear on/off switching with measurable contact travel and mechanical durability. Compact design and standard mounting options simplify integration into control panels and distribution boards.

Suitable for

• Timed switching of interior and exterior lighting circuits
• Control of small motors and pump start/stop sequences
• Automation tasks requiring two independently timed outputs
• Retrofit installations in residential and commercial control panels

Key specifications

• Supply voltage: selectable for low-voltage or mains operation
• Output configuration: two independent changeover circuits
• Maximum output current: 8 A per channel
• Time functions: configurable delay and timing modes for on/off control
• Operating principle: electromechanical switching with mechanical contacts
• Intended mounting: panel or DIN-rail compatible format for control cabinets

How to use

Install the relay according to local electrical regulations and mount it in a suitable enclosure or on a DIN rail. Connect the appropriate supply voltage to the designated input terminals, ensuring the chosen voltage matches the device setting. Wire the two independent output circuits to the loads to be controlled, observing polarity and contact ratings. Set the desired timing function and delay using the device controls or adjustment dials, then test operation by actuating the input control or power cycle to confirm correct timed switching of each channel.

Usage recommendations

Use the relay within its rated current limits and avoid switching inductive loads without appropriate suppression; for motor and pump loads, fit protective devices such as overload relays or contactors when needed. Perform commissioning tests after installation and periodically inspect contact condition in heavy-use environments to ensure continued reliable operation.