1. Industrial Conveyor Chain Lubrication Cycle Control
The timer regulates automated chain-drive lubrication systems. It can be set to activate a 220VAC lubricating pump for a brief period (e.g., 5 seconds) and remain deactivated for a prolonged period (e.g., 2 hours) repeatedly.
Problem SolvedEliminates complex PLC installations for basic time-cycling tasks, preventing continuous over-lubrication (which leads to system slippage and oil waste) or under-lubrication (which risks catastrophic mechanical chain wear).
Flicker OFF startDPDT contact outputRepeat cycle timerIndependent ON- and OFF-time
2. Sedimentation Prevention in Chemical Mixing Tanks
Chemical holding tanks require periodic agitation to ensure compounds do not separate or settle. The H3BF-N8 drives a motor starter contactor to run the tank's paddle motor for 10 minutes every 4 hours.
Problem SolvedMinimizes industrial power usage by avoiding continuous agitation motor operation, using the IP40-sealed dial interface to allow floor operators to make rapid process adjustments without programming software.
Flicker OFFRelay DPDTIP40 enclosureAnalog dial adjustment
3. Automated Air Compressor Condensate Purging
Air compressor receiver tanks accumulate water. The timer drives a 220VAC pneumatic solenoid valve to open for 3 seconds every 1 hour to discharge the accumulated moisture under high-vibration environment conditions.
Problem SolvedEnsures automatic moisture removal without operator intervention, with high industrial noise immunity protecting the timer's accuracy from motor-drive inverter spikes.
Noise immunitySolenoid controlDPDT outputFlicker OFF start