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Solid state timer for sealed contact relay
   
Document Number
US Patent 4158836
Issued Date
June 19, 1979
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A sealed contact relay for use in industrial control systems includes a solid state digital programmable timer which controls the operation of a timed relay coil. An instantaneous relay coil is also included and each of the coils operates two sealed contact switches which are contained in field replaceable cartridges. A timing light indicates the state of the timed relay coil and it blinks while the digital programmable timer is timing. The timer mode and the duration of the timed interval are selected by placing a uniquely molded insert into a four-pole switch receptacle.
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Owner
Allen-Bradley Company (Milwaukee, WI)
Published
June 19, 1979
Application Number
05/900,477
Filed
April 27, 1978
US Classification
340/309.16   340/309.4
Int'l Classification
H01H   47/00   (20060101)   H01H   50/02   (20060101)   H01H   43/00   (20060101)   H01H   47/18   (20060101)   H01H   50/04   (20060101)  
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RELATED APPLICATION This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 685,700, filed May 12, 1976, now abandoned.
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340/309.1   340/309.4   307/141   317/113  
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