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Start
Reset
Input
Gate
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Set Time
ItemTerminal No.Operation
Power
Start
Reset
Input
Gate
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Set Time
ItemTerminal No.Operation
Power
Start
Reset
Input
Gate
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Set Time
ItemTerminal No.Operation
Power
Start
Reset
Input
Gate
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Set Time
2-10 (POWER)
2-6 (A)
ON or L
5-7 (B)
2-7 (A)
ON or L
6-7 (B)
2-5 (A) ON or L
1-4
(NC)
8-11
1-3
(NO)
9-11
POWER
OUT
2-10 (POWER)
2-6 (A)
ON or L
5-7 (B)
2-7 (A)
ON or L
6-7 (B)
2-5 (A) ON or L
1-4
(NC)
8-11
1-3
(NO)
9-11
POWER
OUT
2-10 (POWER)
2-6 (A)
ON or L
5-7 (B)
2-7 (A)
ON or L
6-7 (B)
2-5 (A) ON or L
1-4
(NC)
8-11
1-3
(NO)
9-11
POWER
OUT
2-10 (POWER)
2-6 (A)
ON or L
5-7 (B)
2-7 (A)
ON or L
6-7 (B)
2-5 (A) ON or L
1-4
(NC)
8-11
1-3
(NO)
9-11
POWER
OUT
GT3A- 6 Timing Diagrams
Delayed DPDT
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Instructions: Setting GT3A Series Timers
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Select the desired mode
of operation.
Timers
Select the time range
that contains the desired
time period.
Timed OUT Indicator
POWER Indicator
(flashes during
time-delay period)
➃ Setting Knob
➀ Operation Mode
Selector
A, B, C, D
➁ Dial Selector
0-1, 0-3, 0-6, 0-18
Step 1.Desired Mode of OperationSelectionRemarks
For TimersMode of Operation➀ Operation Mode Selector
ON-delay 1A
GT3A-1
GT3A-2
GT3A-3
GT3A-4
GT3A-5
GT3A-6
Interval 1B
Cycle 1C
Cycle 3D
ON-delay 2A
Cycle 2B
Signal ON/OFF-delay 1C
Signal OFF-delay 1D
Interval 2A
One-shot cycleB
Signal ON/OFF-delay 2C
Signal OFF-delay 2D
One-shot 1A
One-shot ON-delayB
One-shot 2C
Signal ON/OFF-delay 3D
Step 2.Desired Time RangeSelectionRemarks
Time Ranges➁ Dial Selector➂Time Range Selector
0.05 seconds to 1 second0-1
0.05 seconds to 3 seconds0-3
0.05 seconds to 6 seconds0-6
0.15 seconds to 18 seconds0-18
0.1 seconds to 10 seconds0-1
0.3 seconds to 30 seconds0-3
0.6 seconds to 60 seconds0-6
1.8 seconds to 180 seconds0-18
6 seconds to 10 minutes0-1
18 seconds to 30 minutes0-3
36 seconds to 60 minutes0-6
108 seconds to 180 minutes0-18
6 minutes to 10 hours0-1
18 minutes to 30 hours0-3
36 minutes to 60 hours0-6
108 minutes to 180 hours0-18
Step 3. Selection
➂ Time Range Selector
1S, 10S, 10M, 10H
1S
10S
10M
10H
The desired operation mode
can be selected from the A, B,
C, and D modes using the Operation Mode Selector. Change
the operation mode from A to
B, C, and D in turn by turning
the operation mode selector
clockwise using a flat screwdriver which is a maximum of
0.156” (4mm) wide. The
selected mode is displayed
in the window.
The desired time range is
selected by setting both
➁ Dial Selector and
➂ Time Range Selector.
A
Set the precise period of time desired by using the ➃ Setting Knob.
1. For wiring schematics and timing diagrams GT3D, see pages G-25 to G-32.
2. For more details about time ranges, see instructions on page G-33.
3. A (11-pin) and B (11-pin) differ in the way inputs are wired.
4. For socket and accessory part numbers, see page G-48.
5. For timing diagrams overview, see page G-4.
Time
Range
0.01s to
99.9
hours
OutputContactRated Voltage CodeComplete Part No. (11-pin)
240V AC/24V DC,
5A
(resistive load)
Delayed DPDT
100 to 240V AC (50/60Hz)GT3D-8AF20
24V AC/DCGT3D-8AD24
G-24
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It
T
O
O
Contact
ON-Delay 1
Time Remaining
1A
Time Elapsed
Timers
GT3D Series
GT3D-2 Timing Diagrams
Delayed SPDT + Instantaneous SPDT
8-Pin
3
2
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
—
A1—
Instantaneous
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
5
4
6
7
8
1
POWER
Terminal No.Operation
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
1-4
(NC)
1-3
(NO)
OUT
DOWN
UP
11-Pin
(+)(-)
57
3
2
1
POWER
Set Time
6
84
9
10
(+)(-)
11
em
Power
Interval 1
Time Remaining
1B
—
Time Elapsed
B1—
Cycle 1 (OFF first)
Time Remaining
1C
—
Time Elapsed
C1—
Cycle 3 (ON first)
Time Remaining
1D
Time Elapsed
—
D1—
Delayed
Contact
Instantaneous
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Instantaneous
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Instantaneous
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
erminal No.
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
1-4
(NC)
1-3
(NO)
OUT
DOWN
UP
Terminal No.
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
1-4
(NC)
1-3
(NO)
OUT
DOWN
UP
Terminal No.Operation
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
1-4
(NC)
1-3
(NO)
OUT
DOWN
UP
Set Time
Set Time
peration
Set Time
peration
G
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GT3D Series
Contact
Operation
Mode Selection
ON-Delay 1
Time Remaining
1A
—
Time Elapsed
Timers
GT3D-3 Timing Diagrams
Delayed DPDT
8-Pin
3
2
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
A1—
Digital
Time
Display
5
4
6
7
8
1
POWER
Terminal No.Operation
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
OUT
DOWN
UP
11-Pin
(+)(-)
Set Time
6
57
3
2
1
POWER
84
9
10
(+)(-)
11
G
Interval 1
Timers
Cycle 1 (OFF first)
Cycle 3 (ON first)
Time Remaining
1B
—
Time Elapsed
B1—
Time Remaining
1C
—
Time Elapsed
C1—
Time Remaining
1D
—
Time Elapsed
D1—
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Terminal No.Operation
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
OUT
DOWN
UP
Terminal No.Operation
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
OUT
DOWN
UP
Terminal No.Operation
(NC)
(NO)
2-7 (8p)
2-10 (11p)
1-4, 5-8 (8p)
1-4, 8-11 (11p)
1-3, 6-8 (8p)
1-3, 9-11 (11p)
OUT
DOWN
UP
(Power)
Set Time
Set Time
Set Time
G-26
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GT3D Series
GT3D-4 Timing Diagrams
These timers require a start input. A gate and reset input are optional. Inputs are controlled by external pushbuttons. Reset occurs when the power is removed or
when the reset input is supplied. The gate signal can be used to interrupt (freeze) timer functions. Timer functions resume when the gate input is removed. B style
timers are not equipped for gate input.
GT3D-4
Delayed DPDT
(A Type)
(Contact Input)(Transistor Input)
StartGate
Reset
(B Type)
(Contact Input)
Start Reset
3
2
6
57
3
2
1
11
POWER
6
57
84
9
1
POWER
10
11
(+)(-)
Reset StartGate
84
9
10
(+)(-)
(Transistor Input)
Start Reset
3
2
6
57
3
2
1
11
POWER
6
57
84
9
1
POWER
10
11
(+)(-)
84
9
10
(+)(-)
G
Timers
ON-Delay 1
Time Remaining
1A
—
Time Elapsed
A1—
Interval 1
Time Remaining
1B
—
Time Elapsed
B1—
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Set Time
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Set Time
Terminal No.Operation
GT3D-4
2-10 (POWER)
1-4
(NC)
(NO)
(NC)
(NO)
8-11
8-11
1-3
9-11
9-11
OUT
DOWN
UP
T
Terminal No.Operation
GT3D-4
2-10 (POWER)
1-4
8-11
8-11
1-3
9-11
9-11
OUT
DOWN
UP
T
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GT3D Series
Cycle 1 (OFF first)
Cycle 3 (ON first)
G
Time Remainin
1C
—
Time Elapsed
C1—
Time Remaining
1D
—
Time Elapsed
D1—
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Set Time
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Set Time
GT3D-4 Timing Diagrams, continued
Terminal No.Operation
GT3D-4
2-10 (POWER)
1-4
(NC)
(NO)
(NC)
(NO)
8-11
8-11
1-3
9-11
9-11
OUT
DOWN
UP
T
TTTT
Terminal No.Operation
GT3D-4
2-10 (POWER)
1-4
8-11
8-11
1-3
9-11
9-11
OUT
DOWN
UP
TTTT
T
Timers
T
T
Timers
ON-Delay 2
Time Remaining
2A
—
Time Elapsed
A2—
Item
Power
Start
Reset
Input
Gate
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
Set Time
Terminal No.Operation
GT3D-4
2-10 (POWER)
2-6 (A)
3-6ON or L
5-7 (B)
2-7 (A)
3-7ON or L
6-7 (B)
2-5 (A) 3-5ON or L
1-4
(NC)
(NO)
8-11
1-3
9-11
OUT
DOWN
UP
8-11
9-11
T
Ta
T’
T’
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2B
B2—
—
Time Remaining
Time Elapsed
2C
C2—
—
Time Remaining
Time Elapsed
Item
Power
Delayed
Indicator
Terminal No.Operation
2-10 (POWER)
8-11
8-11
9-11
UP
Contact
OUT
DOWN
Digital
Time
Display
1-4
1-3
Set Time
GT3D-4
9-11
(NC)
(NO)
2-6 (A)
5-7 (B)
3-6ON or L
2-7 (A)
6-7 (B)
3-7ON or L
2-5 (A) 3-5ON or L
Start
Reset
Gate
Input
TTTaTaTT’TTaT’’Ta
2D
D2—
—
Time Remaining
Time Elapsed
Item
Power
Delayed
Indicator
Terminal No.Operation
2-10 (POWER)
8-11
8-11
9-11
UP
Contact
OUT
DOWN
Digital
Time
Display
1-4
1-3
Set Time
GT3D-4
9-11
(NC)
(NO)
2-6 (A)
5-7 (B)
3-6ON or L
2-7 (A)
6-7 (B)
3-7ON or L
2-5 (A) 3-5ON or L
Start
Reset
Gate
Input
TaTaTTT’T’’
2E
E2—
—
Time Remaining
Time Elapsed
Item
Power
Delayed
Indicator
Terminal No.Operation
2-10 (POWER)
8-11
8-11
9-11
UP
Contact
OUT
DOWN
Digital
Time
Display
1-4
1-3
Set Time
GT3D-4
9-11
(NC)
(NO)
2-6 (A)
5-7 (B)
3-6ON or L
2-7 (A)
6-7 (B)
3-7ON or L
2-5 (A) 3-5ON or L
Start
Reset
Gate
Input
TaT’TT’’
Cycle 2
Signal ON/OFF-Delay 1
Timers
Set Time
Item
Power
Start
Reset
Input
Gate
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Digital
Time
Display
GT3D-4 Timing Diagrams, continued
Terminal No.Operation
GT3D-4
2-10 (POWER)
2-6 (A)
3-6ON or L
5-7 (B)
2-7 (A)
3-7ON or L
6-7 (B)
2-5 (A) 3-5ON or L
1-4
(NC)
(NO)
8-11
1-3
9-11
OUT
DOWN
UP
8-11
9-11
T T T T T TT T T T T’T’’ T T
T
Ta
GT3D Series
Signal OFF-Delay 1
Interval 2
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Select the desired
time display and
operation modes.
elapsed
Time
remaining
Time
elapsed
Time
remaining
Time
elapsed
Time
remaining
Step 2Desired OperationSelectionRemarks
Select a time range that
contains the desired
period of time.
0.01 seconds to 9.99 seconds9.99
0.1 seconds to 99.9 seconds99.9
1 second to 999 seconds999
0.1 minutes to 99.9 minutes99.9
1 minute to 999 minutes999
0.1 hours to 99.9 hours99.9
Step 3Desired OperationSelectionRemarks
Set the precise period of time desired by using the
➀ Indicator Mode
Selector
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Base Time Ranges
➁ Operation Mode Selector
A, B, C, D
Operation
Mode
ON-delay 1
Interval
Cycle 1
Cycle 3
Mode Selector
A
B
C
D
➂ Time Range
Selector
Decimal Point
Time Increment
Indicator
➃ Time Setting Digital Switch.
➁ Operation
Indicator
➂ Time Range Selector
9.99S – 99.9H
1. Use the flat screwdriver to set the selectors.
Since selectors do not turn all the way around,
both clockwise and counterclockwise rotation
may be necessary.
➀ Indicator Mode Selector determines
2. The
whether the Digital Time Display shows the
time elapsed or time remaining. The
tion Mode Selector determines the desired
operation mode. Decide which display and
mode is desired, then use these two selec-
tors➀➁ to set the operation mode.
3. The ➁ Operation Mode Selector has two
blank modes which are not intended for use.
Always have this selector set to A, B, C, or D.
1. The ➂ Time Range Selector controls both
the decimal point indicator (9.99, 99.9, 999) and
the time increment indicators S (seconds), M
(minutes), and H (hours).
2. Chose which base time range contains the
targeted timer setting. Then use the ➂ Time
Range Selector to set the decimal point indicator and time increment indicator to its corresponding pair of settings.
3. Since these configurations offer a complete
range of settings from 0.01 seconds to 99.9
hours, the setting of 9.99 for minutes and the
9.99 and 999 settings for hours are not listed
and should not be used.
Use the ➃ Time Setting Digital Switch to set
the desired period of time. It is important to
remember that the setting of the ➂ Time
Range Selector determines the units of time
measurement as well as the implied decimal
point location.
➁ Opera-
G
Timers
It is important to remember that the ➂ Time Range Selector not only selects the time range but also influences the interpretation of the Digital Time Display. Changing the ➂ Time Range Selector setting changes the units of time measurement (seconds,
minutes, hours) as well as the decimal point location.
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SMH
Instructions: Setting GT3D-4 Timers
Timed OUT Indicator
➃ Time Setting
Digital Time Display
(LCD backlit
with Red LED)
Digital Switch
Step 1Desired Mode/SelectionRemarks
Time
Display
Mode
Time
elapsed
Time
Select the desired
G
time display and
operation modes.
Timers
remaining
Time
elapsed
Time
remaining
Time
elapsed
Time
remaining
Step 2Desired OperationSelectionRemarks
Select a time range that
contains the desired
period of time.
0.01 seconds to 9.99 seconds 9.99
0.1 seconds to 99.9 seconds99.9
1 seconds to 999 seconds999
0.1 minutes to 99.9 minutes99.9
1 minute to 999 minutes999
0.1 hours to 99.9 hours99.9
Step 3Desired OperationSelectionRemarks
Select the desired period of time by using the
➀ Operation Mode
Selector/Indication
Mode Selector
➀ Indicator
Mode
Selector
1
1
2
2
3
3
Base Time Ranges
➃Time Setting Digital Switch.
➁ Operation Mode Selector
A, B, C, D, E, F
Operation
Mode
ON-delay 1
Interval 1
Cycle 1
D: Cycle 3
ON-delay 2
Cycle 2
Signal ON/OFF-delay 2
Signal OFF-delay 1
Interval 2
One-shot cycle
Signal ON/OFF-delay 2
Signal OFF-delay 2
One-shot 1
One-shot ON-delay
One-shot 2
Signal ON/OFF-delay 3
➂ Time Range
Decimal Point
Indicator
➁ Operation Mode
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
B
C
D
E
F
Selector
Time Increment
➂ Time Range Selector
9.99S – 99.9H
Selector
Indicator
1. Use a flat screwdriver to set the selectors. Since selectors do not turn all the
way around, both clockwise and counterclockwise rotation is necessary.
➀ Indicator Mode Selector deter-
2. The
mines whether the Digital Time Display
shows the time elapsed or time remaining.
➁ Operation Mode Selector deter-
The
mines the desired operation mode. Decide
which display and mode is desired; then
use these two selectors➀➁ to set the
operation mode.
3. When using the indicator mode setting
“1,” the ➁ Operation Mode Selector has
two blank modes which are not intended
for use. When using mode setting “1,”
always have the operation mode selector
set to A, B, C, or D.
1. The ➂ Time Range Selector controls
both the decimal point indicator (9.99, 99.9,
999) and the time increment indicator: S
(seconds), M (minutes), and H (hours).
2. Choose the base time range which contains the targeted timer setting. Then use
the ➂ Time Range Selector to set the deci-
mal point indicator and time increment indicator to its corresponding pair of settings.
3. Since these configurations offer a complete range of settings from 0.01 seconds to
99.9 hours, the setting of 9.99 for minutes
and the 9.99 and 999 settings for hours are
not listed and should not be used.
Use the ➃ Time Setting Digital Switch to
set the desired period of time. It is important to remember that the setting of the
➂ Time Range Selector determines the
units of time measurement as well as the
implied decimal point location.
It is important to remember that the ➂ Time Range Selector not only selects the time range, but also influences the interpretation of the Digital Time Display. Changing the ➂ Time Range Selector setting changes the units of time measurement (seconds,
minutes, hours) as well as the implied decimal point location.
Since selectors do not turn all the way around,
both clockwise and counterclockwise rotation
is necessary.
2. The GT3D-8
selects both whether the Digital Time Display
displays the time elapsed or time remaining
and also the mode of operation. Decide which
display and mode is desired. Then use this
selector to set the operation mode.
On the GT3D-8 timers, the desired single-shot
output time can be selected from the A, B, C, D,
E, and F modes using the
Time Selector.
Step 3Desired Mode of OperationSelectionRemarks
Select the
time range that
contains the
desired period
of time.
Base Time Ranges
0.01 seconds to 9.99 seconds9.99
0.1 seconds to 99.9 seconds99.9
1 second to 999 seconds999
0.1 minutes to 99.9 minutes99.9
1 minute to 999 minutes999
0.1 hours to 99.9 hours99.9
Decimal Point
➂ Time Range Selector
Time Increment
Indicator
Indicator
1. The ➂ Time Range Selector controls both
the decimal point indicator (9.99, 99.9, 999) and
the time increment indicator: S (seconds), M
(minutes), and H (hours).
2. Chose which base time range contains the
targeted timer setting. Then use the ➂ Time
Range Selector to set the decimal point indicator and time increment indicator to its corresponding pair of settings.
3. Since these configurations offer a complete
range of settings from 0.01s to 99.9 hours, the
setting of 9.99 for minutes and the 9.99 and 999
settings for hours are not listed and should not
be used.
Step 4Desired Mode of OperationSelectionRemarks
Use the ➃ Time Setting Digital Switch to set
the desired period of time. It is important to
Select the desired period of time by using the
It is important to remember that the ➂ Time Range Selector not only selects the time range, but also influences the interpretation of the Digital Time Display. Changing the ➂ Time Range Selector setting changes the units of time measurement (seconds,
minutes, hours) as well as the decimal point location.
➃ Time Setting Digital Switch.
remember that the setting of the ➂ Time
Range Selector selects the units of time
measurement as well as the implied decimal
point location.
G
Timers
➁ One-Shot Output
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GT3F SeriesTimers
GT3F Series — True OFF Delay Timers
Key features of the GT3F series include:
• Mountable in sockets or flush panel
• “True” power OFF-delay up to 10 minutes
• No external control switch necessary
•Available with reset inputs
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GT3F-1GT3F-2
True power OFF-delay
0.05 seconds to 600 seconds
100 to 240V AC, 50/60Hz
24V AC/DC
250V AC/30V DC, 5A
(resistive load)
SPDTDPDT
1 second
AF20: 100 to 240V AC
AD24: 21.6 to 26.4VDC, 20.4 to 26.4VAC
Between power and output terminals:
2,000V AC, 1 minute (SPDT)
1,500V AC, 1 minute (DPDT)
Between contacts on different poles:
1,000V AC, 1 minute (DPDT)
Between contacts of the same pole:
750V AC, 1 minute
1.An inrush current flows during the minimum power application time. AF20: approximate 0.3A, AD24:
approximate 0.6A
2.GT3F does not read the preset time range shown on the knob after power is turned off . Note that minimizing
the preset time, by turning the knob to zero, does not shorten the delay time after power is removed.
1.Optional reset input resets the contact to the OFF state before time out.
Timing Diagrams/Schematics
GT3F-1 (8-pin)GT3F-1E (11-pin)
Delayed SPDT Output, with Reset Input
Part Numbering List
Time
Range
0.05
seconds
to
600
seconds
OutputContact
250V AC, 5A,
30V DC, 5A
(resistive load)
250V AC, 3A,
30V DC, 3A
(resistive load)
GT3F-1 Timing Diagrams
Delayed
SPDT
Delayed
DPDT
Optional
Input
Reset
None (8p)
Reset
(11p)
Complete Part Number
8-Pin 11-Pin
GT3F-1AF20GT3F-1EAF20
GT3F-1AD24GT3F-1EAD24
GT3F-2AF20GT3F-2EAF20
GT3F-2AD24GT3F-2EAD24
(Contact Input)
(Contact Input)
3
Reset
2
Item
Power
Reset
In put
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Set Time
Terminal No.Operation
2-7 (8p)
(Power)
2-10 (11p)
(ON or L)
2. For time ranges, see page G-39.
3. For sockets and accessory part numbers, see page G-48.
4. When power is applied, the NO output contact closes. When power is removed, the timing period begins.
5. For the timing diagram overview, see page G-4.
1-4 (8p)
6-7 (11p)
5-8 (8p)
(NC)
1-4 (11p)
6-8 (8p)
(NO)
1-3 (11p)
POWER
When time has elapsed, the NO contact opens.
4
1
POWER
5
8
(Transistor Input)
6
7
(+)(-)
Tr
Reset
T
3
2
4
1
POWER
5
6
7
(+)(-)
8
TaTs T
Reset
3
6
57
2
1
11
POWER
(Transistor Input)
Reset
84
9
10
(+)(-)
T = Set Time
Ta = Shorter than Set Time
Ts = 1 Second
Tr = Minimum Power
Application Time
• GT3F-1: 1 Second
6
57
3
2
1
POWER
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Timers
84
9
10
11
(+)(-)
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GT3F SeriesTimers
GT3F-2 Timing Diagrams
GT3F-2 (8-pin)GT3F-2E (11-pin)
Delayed DPDT Output
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Timers
8-Pin Type
11-Pin Type
Item
Power
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
Set Time
Item
Power
Reset
In put
Delayed
Contact
Indicator
54
3
2
1
POWER
Terminal No.Operation
2-7 (Power)
1-4
(NC)
5-8
1-3
(NO)
6-8
POWER
Terminal No.Operation
2-10(Power)
6-7 (11p)(ON or L)
1-4
(NC)
8-11
1-3
(NO)
9-11
POWER
6
7
(+)(-)
8
Reset
T
TrT
(Contact Input)
T = Set Time
Tr = Minimum Power Application Time: 1 Second
6
57
3
2
1
POWER
(Transistor Input)
6
Reset
84
9
10
11
(+)(-)
T = Set Time
Ta = Shorter than Set Time
Ts = 1 Second
Tr = Minimum Power
Application Time:
1 Second
57
3
2
1
POWER
84
9
10
11
(+)(-)
T
Set Time
When power is applied, the NO contact closes. When power is removed, the timing period begins. When time has elapsed, the NO contact opens. Optional reset
input will return contacts to original state before time elapses.
2. The set time is selected by turning the ➂ Setting Knob.
➁ Time Range
Selector
1S0.05s to 3s0 to 3
10S
Time range can be selected from 1S and 10S using a flat screwdriver and
five different dials of 0 to 1, 0 to 3, 0 to 6, 0 to 18, and 0 to 60 are displayed in
the six windows by turning the Dial Selector, allowing for selecting the
best suited scale. Note that the switch does not turn infinitely.
Setting Examples:
1) When the Setting Knob
with Dial Selector ➀ 0 to 3 and
Time Range Selector ➁ 1S selected,
then the set time is 2.5 seconds.
2) When the Setting Knob ➂ is set at 5.0,
with Dial Selector ➀ 0 to 60 and
Time Range Selector ➁ 10S selected,
then the set time is 500 seconds.
➂ is set at 2.5,
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GT3F SeriesTimers
Instructions: Wiring Inputs
Inputs of GT3F
To avoid electric shock, do not touch the input signal terminal during power voltage application.
Never apply the input signals to two or more GT3F timers using the same contact or transistor.
IncorrectCorrect
Input Contact
or Transistor
}
2
}
2
GT3 Series
Timer
Input
Terminal
Input
Terminal
10
10
Power
Input
}
Terminal
~
2
2
Input
}
Terminal
Power
10
~
10
In a transistor circuit for controlling input signals, with its primary and secondary power circuits
isolated, do not ground the secondary circuit.
GT3 Series
Timer
Input
}
Terminal
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Timers
Circuit
Insulating Transformer
Circuit
Rectifier
~
Power
On the GT3F timers, connect the input signals to terminal No.1 and 4 only on the 8-pin type; connect the input signals to terminal No. 6 and 7 only on the 11-pin type. Never apply voltage to
other terminals; otherwise, the internal circuit may be damaged.
Input signal lines must be made as short as possible and installed away from power cables and
power lines. Use shielded wires or a separate conduit for input wiring.
The GT3F, consisting of a high-impedance circuit, may not be reset due to the influence of an
inductive voltage or residual voltage caused by a leakage current. If not reset, connect an RC filter
or bleeder resistor between power terminals so that the voltage between power terminals can be
reduced to less than 15% of the rated voltage.
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Mechanical20,000,000 operations minimum
Electrical100,000 operations minimum (rated load)
250V AC/30V DC, 5A
(resistive load)
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GT3S SeriesTimers
General Specifications
Operation System
Operation Type
Time Range
Rated Operational Voltage
Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature
Operating Humidity
Voltage Tolerance
Repeat Error
Voltage Error
Temperature Error
Setting Error
Reset Time
Insulation Resistance
Dielectric Strength
Vibration Resistance
Shock Resistance
G
Power
Consumption
(Approx.)
Type
GT3S-1
Type
GT3S-2
Solid state CMOS circuitry
Star-delta
Star side: 0.05 to 100 sec
Star-delta switching time:
0.05, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5 sec
100 to 240V AC (50/60Hz)
-10 to +50˚C
-30 to +80˚C
45 to 85% RH
85 to 264V AC
±0.2%, ±10 msec
±0.2%, ±10 msec
±0.2%, ±10 msec
±10% maximum
500 msec maximum
100MΩ minimum
Between power and output terminals: 2,000V AC, 1 minute
Between contacts of different poles: 2,000V AC, 1 minute
Between contacts of the same pole: 750V AC, 1 minute
1-3: Star contact9-11: Delta contact6-7: Instantaneous contact
8
9
10
11
Operation Chart
Terminal No.Operation
Item
2-7 (8p)
2-10 (11p)
Power
(POWER)
5-8 (8p)
Star
1-3 (11p)
Delayed
(NO)
Contact
Delta
6-8 (8p)
Delayed
9-11 (11p)
Contact
(NO)
Indicator
Power
Star
Delayed
Contact
Delta
Delayed
Contact
Instanta-
neous
Contact
Indicator
Star
Delta
Set Time
T
T
1
2
T
3
The star delayed contact goes on when power is turned on and goes off after a set
time for the star contact (T1). The delta delayed contact goes on after star-delta
switching time (T2) and goes off when power is turned off.
T1 = Star ON time (Set Time), T2 = Star-delta switching time, T3 = Delta ON time
Terminal No.Operation
Item
2-7 (8p)
2-10 (11p)
(POWER)
5-8 (8p)
1-3 (11p)
(NO)
6-8 (8p)
9-11 (11p)
(NO)
1-3 (8p)
6-7 (11p)
(NO)
Star
Delta
Set Time
T
T
1
2
T
3
The star delayed contact goes on when power is turned on and goes off after a set
time for the star contact (T1). The delta delayed contact goes on after star-delta
switching time (T2) and goes off when power is turned off.
The intantaneous contact goes on when power is turned on and goes off when power
is turned off.
T1 = Star ON time (Set Time), T2 = Star-delta switching time, T3 = Delta ON time
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GT3W SeriesTimers
Contact Ratings
Allowable Contact Power
960VA/120W
Allowable Voltage
250V AC/150V DC
Allowable Current
5A
Maximum permissible
operating frequency
1800 cycles per hour
Rated Load
1/8HP, 240V AC
3A, 240V AC (Resistive)
5A, 120V AC/30V DC
(Resistive)
Conditional Short Circuit
Fuse 5A, 250V
Life
Electrical
100,000 op. minimum
(Resistive)
Mechanical20,000,000 op. minimum
GT3W Series — Dual Time Range Timers
Key features of the GT3W series include:
• Sequential start, sequential interval, on-delay, recycler, and
interval ON timing functions
•2 time settings in one timer
•8 selectable operation modes on each model
• Mountable in sockets or flush panel
• Power and output status indicating LEDs
•Time ranges up to 300 hours
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General Specifications
Operation System
Operation Type
Time Range
Pollution Degree
Over voltage category
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Rated Operational
Voltage
Voltage Tolerance
Disengaging value of Input
Voltage
Timers
Range of Ambient Operating
Temperature
Range of Ambient Storage and
Transport Temperature
Range of Relative Humidity
Atmospheric Pressure
Reset Time
Repeat Error
Voltage Error
Temperature Error
Setting Error
Insulation Resistance
Dielectric Strength
Vibration Resistance
Shock Resistance
Degree of Protection
AF20
AD24 (AC/DC)1.8VA/0.9W
Power
Consumption
(Approx.)
Mounting Position
Dimensions
Weight (Approx.)
** For the value of the error against a preset time, whichever the largest.
100V AC/60Hz2.3VA
200V AC/60Hz4.6VA
Solid state CMOS Circuit
Multi-Mode
1: 0.1sec to 6hours, 3: 0.1sec to 300hours
2 (IE60664-1)
III (IE60664-1)
AF20 100-240V AC(50/60Hz)
AD24 24V AC(50/60Hz)/24V DC
D1212V DC
AF20 85-264V AC(50/60Hz)
AD24 20.4-26.4V AC(50/60Hz)/21.6-26.4V DC
D1210.8-13.2V DC
Rated Voltage x10% minimum
-10 to +50ºC (without freezing)
-30 to +75ºC (without freezing)
35 to 85%RH (without condensation)
80kPa to 110kPa (Operating), 70kPa to 110kPa (T ransport)
60msec maximum
±0.2%, ±10msec*
±0.2%, ±10msec*
±0.6%, ±10msec*
±10% maximum
100MΩ minimum (500V DC)
Between power and output terminals: 2000V AC, 1 minute
Between contacts of different poles: 2000V AC, 1 minute
Between contacts of the same pole:750V AC, 1 minute
10 to 55Hz amplitude 0.75mm2 hours in each of 3 axes
Operating extremes: 98m/sec2 (approx.10G)
1. The switches should be securely turned
using a flat screwdriver 4mm wide (maximum). Note that incorrect setting may cause
T2 Time Range
Selector
Operation Mode
Selector
T1 Time Range
Selector
T2 Setting Knob
T1 Setting Knob
Safety Precautions
malfunction. The switches, which do not turn
infinitely, should not be turned beyond their
limits.
2. Since changing the setting during timer operation my cause malfunction, turn power off
before changing.
Special expertise is required to use Electronic Timers.
• All Electronic Timer modules are manufactured under IDEC's rigorous quality control system, but users must add a backup or fail
safe provision to the control system when using the Electronic
Timer in applications where heavy damage or personal injury may
occur should the Electronic Timer fail.
• Install the Electronic Timer according to instructions described in
this catalog.
• Make sure that the operating conditions are as described in the
specifications. If you are uncertain about the specifications, contact
IDEC in advance.
• In these directions, safety precautions are categorized in order of
importance to Warning and Caution.
Warning
Warning notices are used to emphasize that improper operation may
cause sever personal injury or death.
• Turn power off to the Electronic timer before starting installation,
removal, Wiring, maintenance, and inspection on the Electronic
Timer.
• Failure to turn power off may cause electrical shocks or fire hazard.
• Emergency stop and interlocking circuits must be configured outside the Electronic timer. If such a circuit is configured inside the
Electronic Timer, failure of the Electronic timer may cause malfunction of the control system, or an accident.
Caution
Caution notices are used where inattention might cause personal
injury or damage to equipment.
• The Electronic Timer is designed for installation in equipment. Do
not install the Electronic Timer outside equipment.
• Install the Electronic Timer in environments described in the specifications. If the Electronic Timer is used in places where it will be
subjected to high-temperature, high-humidity, condensation, corrosive gases, excessi ve vibrations, or excessi ve shocks, then electrical
shocks, fire hazard, or malfunction could result.
• Use an IEC60127-approved fuse and circuit breaker on the power
and output line outside the Electronic Timer.
• Do not disassemble, repair, or modify the Electronic Timer.
• When disposing of the Electronic Timer, do so as industrial waste.
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GT3 Series AccessoriesTimers
Accessories: GT3 Series
DIN Rail Mounting Accessories
Part Numbers: DIN Rail/Surface Mount Sockets and Hold-Down Springs
DIN Rail Mount SocketApplicable Hold-Down Springs
StyleAppearanceUse with TimersPart No.AppearancePart No.
Part Numbers: Flush Panel Mount Adapter and Sockets that use an Adapter
AccessoryDescriptionAppearanceUse with TimersPart No.
Panel Mount
Adapter
Adaptor for flush panel mounting
GT3 timers
8-pin screw terminalAll 8-pin timersSR6P-M08G
11-pin screw terminalAll 11-pin timersSR6P-M11G
(Shown: SR6P-M08G
for Wiring Socket
Adapter)
All GT3 timersRTB-G01
Sockets for use
with Panel
Mount Adapter
8-pin solder terminal All 8-pin timersSR6P-S08
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Timers
11-pin solder terminalAll 11-pin timersSR6P-S11
2. No hold down springs are available for flush panel mounting.
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GT3 Series InstructionsTimers
Instructions: Wiring Inputs for GT3 Series
Inputs
To avoid electric shock, do not touch the input signal terminal during power voltage application.
When connecting the input signal terminals of two or more GT3A timers to the same contact or
transistor, the input terminals of the same number should be connected. (Connect Terminals
No.2 in common.)
IncorrectCorrect
Input Contact
or Transistor
}
2
}
2
GT3 Series
Timer
Input
Terminal
Input
Terminal
10
10
Power
Input
}
Terminal
~
2
2
Input
}
Terminal
Power
10
~
10
In a transistor circuit for controlling input signals, with its primary and secondary power circuits isolated, do not ground the secondary circuit.
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GT3 Series
Timer
Input
}
Terminal
~
Power
Timers
Circuit
Insulating Transformer
Circuit
Rectifier
Connect the input signal terminals of the GT3A timers to Terminal No.2 only. Never apply voltage to other terminals; otherwise, the internal circuit may be damaged.
5, 6 and 7
Input
Terminals
210
Ry
Power
~
Input signal lines must be made as short as possible and installed away from power cables and
power lines. Use shielded wires or a separate conduit for input wiring.
For contact input, use highly reliable gold-plated contacts to make sure that the residual voltage is
less than 1V when the contacts are closed.
A TypeB Type
6
57
ResetStartGate
For transistor input, use transistors with the following specifications; V
= 50 mA or more, and I
tor is on. When the output transistor switches on, a signal is input to the timer.
A TypeB Type
Reset StartGate
3
2
1
POWER
CBO
3
2
84
9
10
11
(+mm)(-)
= 50µA or less. The resistance should be less than 1kΩ when the transis-
6
57
1
11
POWER
Start Reset
Start Reset
84
9
10
(+)(-)
6
57
3
2
1
POWER
57
3
2
1
POWER
84
9
10
11
(+)(-)
= 40V, V
CE
6
84
9
10
11
(+)(-)
= 1V or less, I
CES
Inputs: GT3A-1, -2, -3
Transistor output equipment such as proximity switches and photoelectric switches can input signals
if they are voltage/current output type, with power voltage ranges from 18 to 30V and have1V. When
the signal voltage switches from H to L, a signal is input to the timer.
Transistor Output Circuit
C
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Transistor
Inputs: GT3A-4, -5, -6
Start Input
Reset Input
Gate Input
The start input initiates a time-delay
operation and controls output status.
When the reset input is activated, the
time is reset, and contacts return to
original state.
The time-delay operation is suspended
while the gate input is on (pause).
5, 6 and 7
Input
}
Terminals
2
No-voltage contact inputs and
NPN open collector transistor
inputs are applicable.
24V DC, 1mA maximum
Input response time:
50msec maximum
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GT3 Series DimensionsTimers
m
0
0
)
Dimensions: GT3 Series
Analog GT3 Timer, 8-Pin with SR2P-06
Analog Setting Type
40
G
36
.
N4
NOTE: GT3W series are UL Listed when used in combination
with following IDEC's sockets:
GT3W-A11, A33: SR2P-06* pin type socket.
GT3W-A11E, A33: SR3P-05* pin type socket.
(*-May be followed by A,B,C or U)
The socket to be used with these timers are rated:
(When using DIN Rail)
When using BAA/BAP: 99 maximum
Analog GT3 Timer, 8-Pin and 11-Pin with
SR6P-S08 or SR6P-S11
98 maximum
Panel Thickness 0.8 to 5mm
48
48
45
Single Mounting
1161.2
45
Back Wiring Socket
45
1.7
42.5
48N--3
Close Mounting
Analog and Digital GT3 Timer, 8-Pin with SR6P-M08G
Panel Thickness 0.8 to 5mm
8-M3.5 Terminal Screw
Mounting Hole Layout
44.6
Digital GT3 Timer, 8-Pin and 11-Pin with
SR6P-S08 or SR6P-S11
3.82" (98mm) Maximum
Panel Thickness:
0.03" to 0.2" (0.8 to 5mm)
0.12"
2.39" (61.2mm)
(3mm)
1.87"
(48mm)
Panel Mount
Adapter
1.87" (48mm)
0.066"
(1.7mm)
(42.5m
Wiring Socket Adapter
1.66"
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345 6
30.4
44.6
2187
7
80.5
9.8 × 3
Analog and Digital GT3 Timer, 11-Pin with SR6P-M11G
11-M3.5 Teminal Screws
45
16.7
3.5 max.
6.9 max.
10
30.57
92
45
2
34
4389
5
11
176
8.5 × 4
3.5 max.5.6 min.
6.9 max.
ø3.6 min.
ø3.6 min.
5.8 min.
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General InstructionsTimers
General Instructions for All Timer Series
oad Current
ith inductive, capacitive, and incandescent lamp loads, inrush current more
han 10 times the rated current may cause welded contacts and other undesred effects. The inrush current and steady-state current must be taken into
onsideration when specifying a timer.
ontact Protection
witching an inductive load generates a counter-electromotive force (back
MF) in the coil. The back EMF will cause arcing, which may shorten the conact life and cause imperfect contact. Application of a protection circuit is
ecommended to safeguard the contacts.
emperature and Humidity
se the timer within the operating temperature and operating humidity
anges and prevent freezing or condensation. After the timer has been stored
elow its operating temperature, leave the timer at room temperature for a
ufficient period of time to allow it to return to operating temperatures before
se.
nvironment
void contact between the timer and sulfurous or ammonia gases, organic
olvents (alcohol, benzine, thinner, etc.), strong alkaline substances, or strong
cids. Do not use the timer in an environment where such substances are
revalent. Do not allow water to run or splash on the timer.
ibration and Shock
xcessive vibration or shocks can cause the output contacts to bounce, the timer
hould be used only within the operating extremes for vibration and shock resis-
ance. In applications with significant vibration or shock, use of hold down
prings or clips is recommended to secure a timer to its socket.
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Time Setting
The time range is calibrated at its maximum time scale; so it is desirable to
use the timer at a setting as close to its maximum time scale as possible. For
a more accurate time delay, adjust the control knob by measuring the operating time with a watch before application.
Input Contacts
Use mechanical contact switch or relay to supply power to the timer. When
driving the timer with a solid-state output device (such as a two-wire proximity switch, photoelectric switch, or solid-state relay), malfunction may be
caused by leakage current from the solid-state device. Since AC types comprise a capacitive load, the SSR dielectric strength should be two or more
times the power voltage when switching the timer power using an SSR.
Generally, it is desirable to use mechanical contacts whenever possible to
apply power to a timer or its signal inputs. When using solid state devices, be
cautious of inrushes and back-EMF that may exceed the ratings on such
devices. Some timers are specially designed so that signal inputs switch at a
lower voltage than is used to power the timer (models designated as “B"
type).
Timers
Timing accuracies are calculated from the following formulas:
Repeat Error
Voltage Error
T
: Average of measured values at voltage V
v
Average of measured values at the rated voltage
T
r:
Temperature Error
T
: Average of measured values at °C
t
T20: Average of measured values at 20°C
Setting Error
= ± 1 x Maximum Measured Value – Minimum Measured Value x 100%