2N EXTERNAL RELAY

Name: 2N EXTERNAL RELAY
Brand: 2N
SKU: 9137410E
Price: 294.84 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Standalone IP Device
Unlimited Distance Connectivity

In stock, 1 unit

EAN: 8595159511504

SKU: 9137410E

Vendor: 2N

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Product Specification

Current: 460mA Max
Number of Relays: 1
Max Voltage: 240VAC, 30VDC
Max Current: 12A
Contact Type: SPDT (Form 1C)
Load Type: General Purpose
Contact Resistance: < 30 milliohms initial
Environmental Rating: Over voltage Category II, Pollution Degree 2
Relay Modes: ON/OFF or Pulsed
Pulse Timer Duration: 0.1 to 86,400 Seconds (1 day)

Box Content

2N External IP Relay - 1 output 9137410E

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Datasheet

Technical Features

No Programming Required: No programming required
Control: Full control using a standard web browser or text-based XML messages
Modbus Support: Can operate as a Modbus TCP/IP slave
Security: Password protected
Relay Contacts: 12-Amp relay contacts
Relay Modes: On/Off and Pulse modes
Optically-Isolated Input: Can be used for monitoring, relay control, remote relay control (Peer to Peer)
Automatic Reboot: Controller mode for remote reboot of computers and network devices
TCP Ports: Selectable TCP ports
Connectors: Two removable terminal connectors included
Enclosure: Rugged DIN-Rail/wall mountable enclosure
Power Supply Options: 9-28 VDC, Power-Over-Ethernet (802.3af), or 5VDC

2N EXTERNAL RELAY

£294.84 GBP

£294.84 GBP ~~Regular price: £0.00 GBP~~

(VAT Incl.)

Overview

WebRelay™ provides reliable remote relay control and discrete signal monitoring over any IP network. WebRelay can be used in countless applications, including pump and motor control, security lock systems, remote reboot, and lighting control. WebRelay’s powerful and flexible design make imagination its only limit. In addition to its built-in relay, WebRelay has an optically-isolated input that can be used to monitor the state of devices, control the relay, or control a remote relay somewhere else on the network. This feature is useful to extend the output of a PLC to another building, or to allow a switch or sensor to control a device at a distant location.