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10EE Modular drive - time delay relay voltage question

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Cal Haines

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Member hitandmiss called me asking about the specs for the time delay relay on a 10EE modular drive. He wants to know if the relay is a 6 volt or 115 volt relay. Does anyone know?

Cal
 
Cal Haines said:
Member hitandmiss called me asking about the specs for the time delay relay on a 10EE modular drive. He wants to know if the relay is a 6 volt or 115 volt relay. Does anyone know?

Cal
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It is not 6 volt it is the voltage of the relays for forward and reverse contractors.
 
The modular I work on had two timers that used 120V synchronous motors. Both had failed in the past and the replacements failed on my watch. They are expensive and unreliable. I replaced both with modern solid state units.

Bill
 
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