Controllers Timers And Counters

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Batch & Length counter applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to theequipment or the process under control or it may lead personnelinjury.
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such acase the terminals should not remain accessible to the user afterinstallation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.

• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller.
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences.
• Ventilation holes provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration.
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, use shielded ground at both ends.
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Batch & Length counter applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to theequipment or the process under control or it may lead personnelinjury.
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such acase the terminals should not remain accessible to the user afterinstallation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.

• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller.
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences.
• Ventilation holes provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration.
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, use shielded ground at both ends.
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for temperature control applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instructions appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The controller must be configured correctly for intended operation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the equipment or the process under control or it may lead to personnel injury. 
• The controller is generally part of control panel and in such a case the terminals should not remain accessible to the user after installation. 

• The Controller in its installed state must not come in close proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, caustic vapors, oils, steam or any other process byproducts. 
• The Controller in its installed state should not be exposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight or radiant heat 
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the controller must not exceed the maximum specified limit for proper operation of the controller. 
• The controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. Ventilation slits provided on the chassis of the instrument are meant for thermal dissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. 
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do so, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the Controller must not exceed the maximum specified limits.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it mustcomply with local electrical regulation.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, latch up, dataloss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this usesnubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

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• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the Controller must not exceed the maximum specified limits.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it mustcomply with local electrical regulation.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, latch up, dataloss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this usesnubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the Controller must not exceed the maximum specified limits.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it mustcomply with local electrical regulation.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, latch up, dataloss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this usesnubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• Prepare the cut-out with proper dimension as shown in figure.
• Remove clamp from Controller.
• Push the Timer through panel cut-out and secure the Controller in its place by tightening the side clamp.

• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the Controller must not exceed the maximum specified limits..
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation.

• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This Controller Is Meant For Batch & Length Counter Applications. It Is Important To Read The Manual Prior To Installing Or Commissioning Of Controller. All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operating Personnel As Well As The Instrument.

• The Controller Must Be Configured Correctly For Intended Operation. Incorrect Configuration Could Result In Damage To The
• Equipment Or The Process Under Control Or It May Lead Personnel Injury.
• The Controller Is Generally Part Of Control Panel And In Such A Case The Terminals Should Not Remain Accessible To The User After Installation.

• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Not Come In Close Proximity To Any Corrosive/combustible Gases, Caustic Vapors, Oils, Steam Or Any Other Process By Products.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Should Not Be Exposed To Carbon Dust, Salt Air, Direct Sunlight Or Radiant Heat.
• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limit For Proper Operation Of The Controller.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. Ventilation Holes Provided On The Chassis Of The Instrument Are Meant For Thermal Dissipation Hence Should Not Be Obstructed In The Panel.

• The controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltage sensor input. 

• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must be installed between power supply and supply terminals to protect the controller from any possible damage due to high voltage surges of extended duration. 
• Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used for driving high voltage loads to protect the controller from any possible damage due to short circuit on loads. 
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for low voltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from high current power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, use shielded ground at both ends. 
• The controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supply with unearthed star connection. Under fault condition such supply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage the controller. 

• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. 

Product Details:

• Prepare the cut-out with proper dimension as shown in figure.
• Remove clamp from Controller.
• Push the Timer through panel cut-out and secure the Controller in its place by tightening the side clamp.

• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the Controller must not exceed the maximum specified limits..
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation.

• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• This controller is meant for Counter, Timer & Rate Indicator applications. It is important to read the manual prior to installing or commissioning of controller. All safety related instruction appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure safety of the operating personnel as well as the instrument.

• The Controller must be configured correctly for intendedoperation. Incorrect configuration could result in damage tothe equipment or the process under control or it may leadpersonnel injury.
• The Controller is generally part of control panel and insuch a case the terminals should not remain accessible tothe user after installation.

• The Controller in its installed state must not come inclose proximity to any corrosive/combustible gases, causticvapors, oils, steam or any other process by products.
• The Controller in its installed state should not beexposed to carbon dust, salt air, direct sunlight.
• Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding theController must not exceed the maximum specified limit f o rproper operation.
• The Controller in its installed state must be protected againstelectromagnetic interferences. Ventilation holes provided onthe chassis of the instrument are meant for thermaldissipation hence should not be obstructed in the panel.

• The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & itmust comply with local electrical regulation.
• Care must be taken not to connect AC supplies to low voltagesensor input.
• Circuit breaker or mains s/w with fuse (275V/1A) must beinstalled between power supply and supply terminals toprotect the Controller from any possible damage due tohigh voltage surges of extended duration.
•  Circuit breaker and appropriate fuses must be used fordriving high voltage loads to protect the Controller from anypossible damage due to short circuit on loads.
• To minimize pickup of electrical noise, the wiring for lowvoltage DC and sensor input must be routed away from highcurrent power cables. Where it is impractical to do this, useshielded ground at both ends.
• The Controller should not be wired to a 3-Phase supplywith unearthed star connection. Under fault condition suchsupply could rise above 264 VAC which will damage theController.
• The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loadsmight create momentary Fluctuation in display, alarm latchup, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. Toreduce this use snubber circuit across the load.
• It is essential to install a over Temp. Protection device to avoid any failure of heating system. Apart from spoiling the product, this could damage the process being controlled.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding TheController Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected AgainstExcessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It MustComply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive LoadsMight Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use SnubberCircuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller.
• Push The Timer Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding TheController Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected AgainstExcessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It MustComply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive LoadsMight Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use SnubberCircuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding TheController Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected AgainstExcessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It MustComply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive LoadsMight Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use SnubberCircuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller.
• Push The Timer Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding TheController Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected AgainstExcessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It MustComply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive LoadsMight Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use SnubberCircuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding TheController Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected AgainstExcessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It MustComply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive LoadsMight Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use SnubberCircuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller.
• Push The Timer Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding TheController Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected AgainstExcessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It MustComply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive LoadsMight Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use SnubberCircuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller
• Push The Controller Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be
• Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operator As Well As The Unit..

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Timer Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits..
• The Timer In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. 

• The Timer Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller
• Push The Controller Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be
• Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operator As Well As The Unit..

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Timer Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits..
• The Timer In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. 

• The Timer Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller
• Push The Controller Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be
• Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operator As Well As The Unit..

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Timer Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits..
• The Timer In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. 

• The Timer Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller
• Push The Controller Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be
• Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operator As Well As The Unit..

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Timer Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits..
• The Timer In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. 

• The Timer Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller
• Push The Controller Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be
• Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operator As Well As The Unit..

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Timer Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits..
• The Timer In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. 

• The Timer Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller
• Push The Controller Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be
• Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operator As Well As The Unit..

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Timer Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits..
• The Timer In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. 

• The Timer Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Controller
• Push The Controller Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Controller In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• All Safety Related Instruction Appearing In This Manual Must Be
• Followed To Ensure Safety Of The Operator As Well As The Unit..

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Timer Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits..
• The Timer In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences. 

• The Timer Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Timer.
• Push The Timer Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Timer In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Timer.
• Push The Timer Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Timer In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Prepare The Cut-out With Proper Dimension As Shown In Figure.
• Remove Clamp From Timer.
• Push The Timer Through Panel Cut-out And Secure The Timer In Its Place By Tightening The Side Clamp.

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details:

• Ambient Temperature And Relative Humidity Surrounding The Controller Must Not Exceed The Maximum Specified Limits.
• The Controller In Its Installed State Must Be Protected Against Excessive Electrostatic Or Electromagnetic Interferences.

• The Controller Must Be Wired As Per Wiring Diagram & It Must Comply With Local Electrical Regulation.
• The Electrical Noise Generated By Switching Inductive Loads Might Create Momentary Fluctuation In Display, Latch Up, Data Loss Or Permanent Damage To The Instrument. To Reduce This Use Snubber Circuit Across The Load.

Product Details: