NSI T930L-E LIGHTING CONTROL CENTER WITH COVER

Nsi Industries Nsi T930L-E

UPC: 786261410566 | UNSPSC: 39121523 | GTIN: 00786261410566

Industrial Control > Timers > Electromechanical Timers

Tork 3 Circuit SPDT Lighting Control with Photocontrol and Switch Access Photoelectric and 7 day control combo timer that allows for different schedules each day. Each unit comes standard with reserve power backup and a Tork 2101 photocontrol . APPLICATIONS: Parking Lot Lighting HVAC Display Lighting Security Lighting Lighted Signage Storefront Lighting FEATURES: INPUT VOLTAGE: 120VAC, 60Hz OUTPUT CONTACTS: 3 SPDT TERMINAL RANGE: #8 - #14AWG POWER CONSUMPTION: 5 Watts Maximum OPERATING TEMPERATURE: - 40 degrees to +140 degrees F (-40 degrees C to +60 degrees C) PHOTOCONTROL: Tork 2101 photocontrol included TRIPPERS: 7 Pairs of trippers supplied. Additional trippers can be purchased under Part # P69 . SCHEDULING: Minimum ON setting is 1 hour with a minimum OFF setting of 2 hours. Minimum 8 hours between 2 OFF settings. 7 day calendar dial will accommodate up to 2 pairs of ON-OFF trippers per day - 7 pairs are included. CIRCUIT 1: ON automatically at dusk, OFF at individual preset times each day, including skipping days when desired. Unit can be set to turn ON before dawn for early morning lighting. CIRCUIT 2: ON at dusk, OFF at dawn automatically, daily. CIRCUIT 3: Individual daily ON and OFF settings at desired times, including skipping any desired day or days. SKIP-A-DAY: Omit operations on any day MANUAL BY-PASS SWITCHES: Single pole, 20 Amps - one per circuit. Factory pre-wired to terminal strip. ON/OFF/AUTO positions for each circuit is independent - will not disturb automatic settings. RESERVE POWER: Standard feature keep dial on time up to 24 hours during power outage. ENCLOSURE: Metal Indoor NEMA 1 with Switch Access and lockable hasp. BRAND EQUIVALENT: Intermatic T51311BC MANUFACTURER: Tork, UPC: 786261410566 CONTACT RATINGS: GENERAL PURPOSE: 120VAC. 10A MOTOR: 120VAC. 1HP NOTE: Designed to control a contactor circuit and not recommended for direct switching of most lighting loads.