TRAC timers??

[Kev2632]

Hello i was wondering could explain to me what the information means on the number 2 output means?? and is number 2 and 1 the option of having two outputs on the timer?? thanks

 

[Kev2632]

hopefully thats right im thinking now...

 

[Richard Burns]

I think that you are correct , yes.

The timer is designed so that with live to 3 and neutral to 4 the timer function will operate.

If the link described in the instructions is not present then there will be no voltage on 1 or 2 at any time.
However there is an internal switch that joins 1 to 2 when the timer is on, this is electrically independent of 3 and 4.

If the link between 2 and 3 is in place then there would be 230V at 2 all the time and this would be connected to 1 when the timer is on.

 

[Kev2632]

I think that you are correct , yes.

The timer is designed so that with live to 3 and neutral to 4 the timer function will operate.

If the link described in the instructions is not present then there will be no voltage on 1 or 2 at any time.
However there is an internal switch that joins 1 to 2 when the timer is on, this is electrically independent of 3 and 4.

If the link between 2 and 3 is in place then there would be 230V at 2 all the time and this would be connected to 1 when the timer is on.

Thats magic, I understand that perfect now, thanks soo much for your help, I wish everybody was like you in this day and age. Thanks again

 

[Stroppy]

I thought you understood after I explained! Never mind, I fell asleep after a few too many gin & bitter lemons. How did you get on today?

 

[Kev2632]

I thought you understood after I explained! Never mind, I fell asleep after a few too many gin & bitter lemons. How did you get on today?

Yea i was just overthinking things stroppy sorry, yea it turned out the timer was at fault here. But thanks for your help though

 

[Stroppy]

No problem, glad you've got it sorted now.