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2CSC440020B0203 CT TLC Eng
2CSC440020B0203 CT TLC Eng
Table of contents
2
4
10
14
26
36
42
52
58
62
66
70
Order codes
72
Wiring diagrams
74
Overall dimensions
77
80
Glossary 81
Main features
- The dial is clearly visible from the front
- Accurate and readable indication of the time
- The dial is completely accessible without tools
- Sealable and loss-proof cover to prevent unauthorised
access
- RoHS compliant
Technical specifications
AT1
AT1-R
AT2
AT2-R
AT2-7R
AT3
AT3-R
AT3-7R
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
1NO
1NO
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
Rated voltage
Contact type
Contact capacity: resistive load
Inductive load
Rated frequency
Hz
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
min
15
15
30
30
210
15
15
120
96
96
48
48
48
96
96
84
Time base
Minimum switching times
Max number of commands
per cycle
Running reserve
Accuracy
200
150
150
200
200
1sec/24h
1sec/24h
1sec/24h
1sec/24h
1sec/24h
1sec/24h
1sec/24h
1sec/24h
Power consumption
VA
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
4000
4000
3500
3500
3500
4000
4000
4000
mm
2.5
2.5
2.5
Tightening torque
Nm
1.2
1.2
0.5
0.5
0.5
1.2
1.2
1.2
with
with
with
with
with
with
with
with
captive screws
captive screws
captive screws
captive screws
captive screws
captive screws
captive screws
captive screws
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
Terminals
Mounting
Operating temperature
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
Storage temperature
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-20...+70
-10...+55
-10...+55
Modules
Reference Standards
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
24
23
1512'
23
24
15'
24
13
24
13
13
14
14
14
23
15'
12
I 0
I 0
12
I 0
I 0
I 0
I 0
I 0
24
I 0
= automatic
I
Switching dial
23
23
24
24
24
23
24
I 0
0
I
23
23
24
24
24
I 0
23
23
24
24
I I
23
44
24
23
24
23
23
24
24
44
23
24
24 24
24
I 0 0 0I 0
I I
= automatic = automatic
22
Manual override
24
24
I 0
23
24
I 0
Time setting
23
I 0
I 0
Programming
00 0
II I I
33
0
I
3
I 0
I
I
I 0
I I
3
I 0I 0
0
I
0I I 00
33
3
I 0
Time setting
= Automatic
programmed operation
= Permanently ON
Programming
Time setting
Selettore a 3 posizioni
Selettore a 3 posizioni
Selettore a 3 posizioni
2
62
Selettore
a 3Selettore
posizionia 3 posizioni
Selettore
a 3 posizioni
2
0 2= arresto
4 6 permanente
0 = arresto
permanente
0 = arresto
permanente
2
= funzionamento automatico
= funzionamento automatico
= funzionamento automatico
2 4 6
I ==arresto
marcia permanente
permanente
permanente
2 4 I6 = marcia
2 4 6
0permanente
0I == arresto
marcia
0 = arresto
permanente
Programming
0 = permanently off
= automatic programmed
operation
= permanently on
Manual
mode
= funzionamento
= funzionamento
automatico
0 =automatico
permanently
off
= funzionamento
automatico
2
62
2 4 6
Ipermanente
= marcia permanente
I = marcia
= automatic programmed
= marcia
permanente
operation
Time, staircase lighting, twilight switches and thermostats | 7
2 4 6
I = permanently on
Operating principle
The AT electro-mechanical time switches enable to control the
circuit opening/closing according to a daily or weekly program
or to manually set permanent ON/OFF operation.
Application environments
The AT electro-mechanical time switches are particularly
indicated in any environment and situation where it is
necessary to program system load operation according to
a daily or weekly frequency (shop lighting system, public
buildings, heating systems, irrigation systems, etc.).
O1
AUXILIARIES
L1
S1
AT3-7R
Installation example
As shown in the diagrams, one of the possible applications is
to mount the AT3-7R electro-mechanical time switch inside
the power supply circuit of a golf field. In this case the device
programming enables the daily activation of the irrigation
system at a preset time.
L1
O1
AT3-7R
E211-16-10
S1
4
AUXILIARIES
10
AT3-7R
EV
12
N
IRRIGATION
SOLENOID VALVE
Main features
- DIN rail, flush, wall or panel mount
- Accurate and readable indication of the time
- Summertime/wintertime changeover simplified due to
the rotation of the disk in both directions (bi-directional
movement)
- R emovable base with plug-in terminals for quick and easy
replacement
- Manual override with automatic recovery program
- R oHS compliant
Technical specifications
Rated voltage
Contact type
ATP
ATP-R
ATP-7R
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
Switching capacity
- ohmic loads
16
16
16
- inductive loads
Rated frequency
Hz
50-60
50-60
50-60
quartz
quartz
quartz
10
10
60
72
72
84
Time base
Minimum switching time
min
Max.no. of command
per cycle
Power reserve
200
200
Operating accuracy
sec./24h 1
Switching accuracy
min
1.5
1.5
10
Power loss
VA
0.5
0.5
0.5
1,000
1,000
1,000
Max. cross-section
mm
16
16
16
loss-proof
loss-proof
loss-proof
of terminal wire
Terminals
screw
screw
screw
Nm
1.2
1.2
1.2
wall/panel
wall/panel
wall/panel
Operating temperature
-10 +50
-10 +50
-10 +50
Storage temperature
-20 +60
-20 +60
-20 +60
EN 60730
EN 60730
EN 60730
Tightening torque
Installation type
Standards
Forzatura manuale
Manual
override
Forzatura
manuale
Forzatura
manuale
Forzatura
manuale
Forzatura manuale
Programmazione
Program
setting
Programmazione
Programmazione
Programmazione
Programmazione
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 5
7
7
71
3
3
4
3
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 5
ATP-7R
ATP-7R
ATP-7R
ATP-7R
ATP-7R
2
2
9 8
1 10
7
2101 9 8 10 9 8 9
111
1 7 1 10 7 8 7
12 11 1012 19 182 17
12
ATP, ATP-R
ATP,
ATP-R
ATP,
ATP-R
ATP, ATP-R
6
6
2 21 20 1
32
9
22 21 22021
2
23 23 224 192302129 21 20 19
24 24
422 21 20 1
232
9
24
1
6
4 3 2 1
5
6
4 3 2 1
5
4 3 2 1
54 3 2
6
1
56
6
ATP-7R
ATP-7R
ATP-7R
ATP-7R
ATP-7R 6
ATP, ATP-R
ATP, ATP-R
ATP,
ATP-R
ATP,
ATP-R
4 3 2
ATP, ATP-R
5
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 ATP-R
5
ATP,
1 cavaliere
=
110
cavaliere
minuti
1 pin=
10
minuti
1=cavaliere
1 pin
=
10 minutes
10=minuti
10 minutes
1 cavaliere
=
160
cavaliere
minuti
1 pin=
60
minuti
1=cavaliere
1 pin
=
60 minutes
60=minuti
60 minutes
3 4 5
3 4 5
3 4 automatico
5
Ritorno al funzionamento
3 4 5
3 4 5
alla prossima
commutazione
Ritorno
al funzionamento
automatico
Return
to automatic
operations
alla
prossima
commutazione
Ritorno
al funzionamento
automatico
to automatic operations
atReturn
next
commutation
alla prossima
commutazione
at next commutation
16 15 1
1176 15 14 4 13
1178
16 1153 14 1
17
3
18
18
16 15 14 1
17
3
18
16 15 14 1
17
3
18
Operating principle
The ATP electro-mechanical time switches enable to control
the circuit opening/closing according to a daily or weekly
program or to manually set permanent ON/OFF operation.
Installation example
The ATP electro-mechanical time switches are particularly
indicated in any environment and situation where it is
necessary to program system load operation according to
a daily or weekly frequency (Management of lighting, shop
lighting system, heating, ventilation, appliances, lighting
Toilets, etc.).
O1
AUXILIARIES
L1
S1
ATP-R
Application environments
As shown in the diagrams, one of the possible applications
is to mount the ATP-R electro-mechanical time switch
near or even attached to the house boiler. In this case, the
programming device allows the activation of the heater at set
times daily allowing significant energy savings.
L1
O1
ATP-R
E211-16-10
S1
4
AUXILIARIES
ATP-R
EV
N
IRRIGATION
SOLENOID VALVE
16 *C
16 *C
20 *C
D Line is ABBs new range of digital time switches. An exclusive design, featuring
a backlit white LCD display, plus extremely easy use with two lines of text menu
and just four pushbuttons, make the D Line products ideal for automating the
functions of the installation.
Operating principle
- Management of vacation periods, which can be
programmed at different times of the year
- Multilanguage menu, with a choice of 11 different languages
- Zero cross switching, for a longer lasting relay and the
actual load itself
- LCD display with high-level contrast, providing optimum
visibility in all conditions thanks to timed backlighting
- 1 second minimum switching time
- Product warranty management: the internal clock and
battery activate when the time switch is first installed
- Monitored maintenance for the connected equipment: the
count-down function transmits an alert to the display after a
preset number of operating hours
Available accessories
- DCF77 antenna
- GPS antenna
- Programming key
- Programming software and USB interface
Range specifications
- Vast choice of programs: standard, cyclic, random and
vacation
- Permanent or temporary override function, activated with a
single touch
- Programming via menus with 4 simple keys
- The status of each contact is clearly displayed
- Full graphic display of the switching sequence established
by the program for each of the channels of the day in
question
- Generously sized 34 mm LCD display
- External inputs for connecting one or more remote controls,
e.g.: circuit-breakers or pushbuttons
- 64 memory locations
- Accuracy of 0.5 seconds/day
- Automatic summer/winter time switch-over
- 6 years running reserve (lithium battery)
- Sealable and loss-proof cover to prevent unauthorised
access
07 00
08 00
09 00STD10 00
11 00
16 00
07
08
09
11
16
17
STD
00
18 00
19 00
17
00
18
19
Cyclic program
The cyclic function allows a series of impulses or a timing
cycle to be performed so as to control loads such as an
illuminated sign or the school bells. The ON time and the OFF
time can vary from 1 second to 23 hours, 59 minutes and
59 seconds.
Illuminated sign
In the example, the illuminated sign comes on at 19:00 hrs
and generates a series of impulses lasting for 10 seconds ON
and OFF, until 02:00 hrs in the morning.
1800
00
00
00
10
00
00
00
00
1900
2000
2200
000
200
400
600
00
School bell
In the example, the school bell rings for 3 seconds every
50 minutes, from 08:00 hrs until 13:00 hrs.
07 00
00
08STD
09 00
10 00
11 00
14 00
15 00
16 00
17 00
07 00
08 00
10 00
11 00
14 00
15 00
16 00
17 00
09 00
8 00
13 00
800
Vacation program
The vacation program allows the normal programs to be
halted for an established period. This is very useful during
the vacation period. The vacation program can also manage
periods spanning different years, such as the period from
Christmas to Epiphany.
Heating system in an office
The example shows that the office heating system was turned
OFF from 16:00 hrs on 24 December 2009 for the Christmas
holiday period and ON again at 08:00 hrs on 6 January 2010
when the office opened again.
Random program
The random program allows you to turn the utility ON and
OFF in the random mode, so as to simulate the presence of
persons in unmanned places, for example.
Villa
The example shows how the random program simulates the
presence of persons in a villa during the evening hours.
18 00
24
December
19 00
20 00
22 00
0 00
2 00
4 00
6 00
6
January
8 00
0 00
16 00
8 00
0 00
16 00
8 00
0 00
16 00
8 00
0 00
16 00
8 00
0 00
16 00
8 00
0 00
D SW software
You can program the D Line digital time switches from your
PC thanks to D SW software, which allows you to work
through the programming steps in a quick and simple way
while comfortably seated at your desk.
This is because the program can be transferred to the
programming key and then copied into several devices
without the risk of re-programming errors.
Once created, the program can be saved in a file in the PDF
format, ready to be printed and stored inside the switchboard.
D DCF77
D GPS
D1 SYNCHRO
D2 SYNCHRO
1
0
12
D1 SYNCHRO
D2 SYNCHRO
7
18
L
24
C1 OFF
1
0
12
C1 OF
1
0
12
7
18
L
24
C1 OFF
5
12
Save
7
18
L
24
L
24
OK
C1 OF
R ESET
5
12
7
18
12
C1 OF
L
24
OK
1
0
12
C1 OF
Upload
18 | Time, staircase lighting, twilight switches and thermostats
12
7
18
1 2 3 4 5 6
R ESET
7
18
L
24
P2 4
Upload
MENU
OK
1
0
12
C1 OF
R ESET
L
24
1 2 3 4 5 6
R ESET
7
18
P2 4
OK
24
Upload
MENU
P2 4
OK
1 2 3 4 5 6
R ESET
P24
1 2 3 4 5 6
MENU
MENU
Upload
18
C1 OF
1 2 3 4 5 6
R ESET
Upload
24
P2 4
OK
P24
MENU
Save
7
18
MENU
R ESET
1 2 3 4 5 6
R ESET
12
1 2 3 4 5 6
OK
OK
P2 4
MENU
P2 4
1 2 3 4 5 6
C1 OF
C1 OF
MENU
1 2 3 4 5 6
R ESET
L
24
P2 4
OK
7
18
P2 4
1 2 3 4 5 6
MENU
D1 SYNCHRO
D2 SYNCHRO
MENU
OK
Upload
R ESET
D DCF77 antenna
This antenna receives the hourly texts transmitted by
the DCF77 emitter situated in Mainflingen, Germany, in
the Frankfurt region. The programmers are automatically
positioned on the time, date and on the exact summer or
winter timeframe. The antenna allows up to 10 programmers
in series to be maintained in the synchronized state. The
power of the emitter of Frankfurt am Main is 50 kW and its
range is about 2,500 km. The signal is sometimes received
in a discontinuous way and not all places could be covered
owing to dead zones created by the territory, especially
in countries that are fairly far from the emitter. Italy is fully
covered. The reception is optimal when the marked antenna
face is pointed towards Frankfurt.
Up to 10 programmers can be
piloted with the DDCF77 and
DGPS antennas. The polarity is
of no importance for the first
programmer connected, unlike
the following ones, which must
comply with the polarity dictated
by the first.
D DCF77
D GPS
D1 SYNCHRO
D2 SYNCHRO
1
0
12
D1 SYNCHRO
D2 SYNCHRO
7
18
L
24
C1 OFF
1
0
12
7
18
L
24
12
P24
RESET
OK
L
24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
MENU
7
18
P24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OK
C1 OFF
P24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
D1 SYNCHRO
D2 SYNCHRO
C1 OFF
MENU
D GPS antenna
The D GPS antenna provides an accurate localization and
time information in all weather conditions, both day and
night in any part of the world, since the time is obtained from
several sources at the same time, thus allowing the clock to
compensate for delays. The synchronization received from
the Global Positioning system provides a more accurate value
than the terrestrial transmissions. The GPS system combines
the time supplied by various atomic clocks installed on board
the satellites of the system with the time given by a network of
terrestrial stations and corrects the errors.
RESET
MENU
OK
RESET
Menu
Standard prog
Random prog
Cyclic prog
Vacation prog
Prog list
Erase
Override
Options
Options
Language
Time set
Ext input*
Maintenance
Hourmeter
Backlight
Warranty
Program
Standard/Random
Input
- program N
- channel (dual
channel only)
- day
- time on
HH:MM:SS
- time off
HH:MM:SS
- end/annual
Verify
Edit
Copy
Cancel
Time set
Year
Month
Day
Time HH:MM:SS
Summer/winter
time
Cyclic program
Input
- program N
- channel (dual
channel only)
- day
- time on
- time off
- end/annual
Verify
Edit
Copy
Cancel
External input
Channel (dual
channel only)
Permanently on/off
Temporary on/off
Timer on/off
Vacation program
Input
- program N
-c
hannel (dual
channel only)
- time off
-d
ay and month
off
- time on
-d
ay and month
on
Verify
Edit
Copy
Cancel
Maintenance
C1 000000
C2 000000
(dual channel
only)
Program list
Verify
Edit
Copy
Cancel
Hourmeter
C1 000000
C2 000000
(dual channel
only)
Delete
Single programs
All programs
Holiday programs
Backlight
Permanently on
Permanently off
6 sec timing
Override
Channel
(dual channel only)
Auto
Permanently on/off
Temporary on/off
Warranty
Days 0000
Menu
Standard prog
Random prog
Cyclic prog
Vacation prog
Prog list
Erase
Override
Options
Options
Language
Time set
Ext input*
Maintenance
Hourmeter
Backlight
Warranty
EMD
programming
key
Program
Standard/Random
Input
- program N
- channel (dual
channel only)
- day
- time on
HH:MM:SS
- time off
HH:MM:SS
- end/annual
Verify
Edit
Copy
Delete
Time set
Year
Month
Day
Time HH:MM:SS
Summer/winter
time
Cyclic program
Input
- program N
- channel (dual
channel only)
- day
- time on
- time off
- end/annual
Verify
Edit
Copy
Delete
External input
Channel
(dual channel only)
Permanently on/off
Temporary on/off
Timer on/off
Vacation program
Input
- program N
-c
hannel (dual
channel only)
- time off
-d
ay and month
off
- time on
-d
ay and month
on
Verify
Edit
Copy
Delete
Maintenance
C1 000000
C2 000000
(dual channel only)
Program list
Verify
Edit
Copy
Delete
Hourmeter
C1 000000
C2 000000
(dual channel only)
Backlight
Permanently on
Permanently off
6 sec timing
Delete
Single programs
All programs
Holiday programs
Warranty
Days 0000
Override
Channel
(dual channel only)
Auto
Permanently on/off
Temporary on/off
EMD
programming key
Run from EMD
Save on EMD
Copy in clock
Read EMD
Save vacation only
Copy vacation only
Cancel EMD
12
18
24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12
18
24
D1
D1
OK
MENU
reset
12
18
24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OK
MENU
reset
D2
18
24
OK
MENU
reset
D1 PLUS
D2
12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
OK
MENU
D1 PLUS,
D1 SYNCHRO
reset
2
D2PLUS
D2 PLUS,
D2 SYNCHRO
Display
Channel 1/ Channel 2
ON / Channel on
Random program
Cyclic programs
Vacation program
Keypad locked
Browse up
Browse down
Function keys
Allows you to access the main menu (from the initial page)
Function
Lock/release keys
Combinazione tasti
+
Scrolls up a list
2 seconds
2 seconds
2 seconds
2 seconds
2 seconds
Technical specifications
D1
D1 PLUS
D1 SYNCHRO
D2
D2 PLUS
D2 SYNCHRO
Rated voltage
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
230 AC 10%
kV
4
Contact relay
Contact relay
Contact relay
Contact relay
Contact relay
Contact relay
in free exchange
in free exchange
in free exchange
in free exchange
in free exchange
in free exchange
from potential
from potential
from potential
from potential
from potential
from potential
Programming key
External input
Contact type
DCF77 antenna
GPS antenna
Programming software
n
n
Resistive loads
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
Inductive loads
10
10
10
10
10
10
Rated frequency
Hz
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
Time base
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
quartz
sec.
64 (can be coupled
64 (can be coupled
64 (can be coupled
64 (can be coupled
64 (can be coupled
64 (can be coupled
(lithium battery)
(lithium battery)
(lithium battery)
(lithium battery)
(lithium battery)
(lithium battery)
from 1 day
from 1 day
from 1 day
from 1 day
from 1 day
from 1 day
to 12 months
to 12 months
to 12 months
to 12 months
to 12 months
to 12 months
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
Running reserve
External input
years
n
Activity suspension
Accuracy
sec./
day
VA
6.5
6.5
6.5
7.8
7.8
7.8
VA
3500
3500
3500
3500
3500
3500
Incandescent lamp
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
Non-rephased fluorescent
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
900
900
900
900
900
900
7 23
7 23
7 23
7 23
7 23
7 23
(max. 23 lamp.)
(max. 23 lamp.)
(max. 23 lamp.)
(max. 23 lamp.)
(max. 23 lamp.)
(max. 23 lamp.)
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
Protection degree
IP
20
20
20
20
20
20
mm
positive safety
positive safety
positive safety
positive safety
positive safety
positive safety
loss-proof screws
loss-proof screws
loss-proof screws
loss-proof screws
loss-proof screws
loss-proof screws
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
tube lamp
Fluorescent tube lamp
rephased in parallel
Fluorescent tube lamp
with electronic reactor
Fluorescent tube lamp
rephased in series
Terminals
Tightening torque
Nm
Installation type
Operating temperature
-5 +55
-5 +55
-5 +55
-5 +55
-5 +55
-5 +55
Storage temperature
-10 +65
-10 +65
-10 +65
-10 +65
-10 +65
-10 +65
Modules
Technical specifications
D DCF77
D GPS
Rated voltage
230 AC 20%
230 AC 20%
Rated frequency
Hz
50/60
50/60
Power consumption
0.1
Operating temperature
-10+70
-10+40
Storage temperature
-30+90
-40+85
Power consumption
VA
9.2
1 transm./ min.
IP
65
65
10
10
1000
1000
Terminal section
mm
0.5...2.5
0.5...2.5
pole/wall
pole/wall
Installation
3000 W
3000 W
1100 W
900 W (125 F)
7 W 23 W (max. 23 lamp.)
Operating principle
The D2 two-channel digital time switches enable to open
and close circuits according to a daily or weekly program,
controlling single loads or group of loads even when they
require different time controls with a common time reference.
In this example, the digital time switch D2 allows the
operation of heating as well as lighting systems of a church
when services are performed; when no service is performed,
the device only controls the heating system.
AUXILIARIES
L1
D2
Application environments
The D2 two-channel digital time switches are particularly
indicated in environments and situations requiring the
management of multiple loads according to a time program
flexible enough to include or exclude their application based
on the day of the week (offices, schools, public areas, etc.).
L1
Installation example
As shown in the diagrams, one of the possible applications
is to install the D2 two-channel digital time switch inside the
power supply circuit of a church, where in the days when
no service is performed only the heating system is activated
(programmed ON one of the two channels) at a preset time,
while on Sundays and when services are performed the
lighting system is also switched ON (through a program
on the second channel). According to the controlled system
power, the activation is performed by an ESB contactor.
D2
D2
LIGHTING
HEATING
AUXILIARIES
D2
N
Used for the most sophisticated programming configurations, D 365 Line yearly
digital time switches can resolve the continuous demands of automation systems in
both residential by controlling multiple loads or even groups of independent loads
that require temporally differentiated commands but with a common time reference.
Main features
-S
tandard, impulsive, cyclical, random and holiday program
-A
stronomical function available by using programming
software
- Communication LAN, ETHERNET and POWERLINE
- Hour-counter with reset function for each contact
- Clear menu visualizations in three lines of text
- Flexible functions assignment to the buttons
- Easy programming steps like how to make a phone call
- 14 languages
- RoHS compliant
Available accessories
- Channel extension
- LAN module
- Programming Key
- DCF77 antenna
- GPS antenna
Available services
- Programming software
- Webserver
LAN module
Thanks to the D 365 LAN module, if connected to a router
or a switch, you can easily create the program on your home
computer, transfer it through the internet or local network to
the D 365 LAN module, and then to the D 365 yearly time
switch via the PowerLine communication protocol. Using the
D 365 LAN you can:
- upload/download programs;
- download count times;
- set the time and the date of the programmer.
Programming key
The external memory D 365 KEY manages up to 4 programs,
including holidays. It allows you to run a program, contained
within it, on the D 365 yearly time switch, to save or copy
the programs in the clock or created using the programming
software.
DCF77 antenna
m
0k
250
0k
200
0k
150
0k
100
500
km
F77
DC
GPS antenna
The D 365 GPS antenna allows you to receive the time
signal broadcast by the Global Positioning System. Due to
the high broadcasting frequency, this type of signal, unlike
terrestrial broadcasts, offers the advantage of being immune
to atmospheric disturbances with no risk of interruption, but
the greatest advantage is that it can be received anywhere in
the world. Therefore, thanks to no disturbances, the extreme
precision, and full coverage, GPS receivers are soon bound
to completely replace terrestrial signals in all industrial
sectors.
Webserver
The webserver is a useful tool that through communication
with D 365 LAN allows you to monitor on a moment by
moment basis and modify, if necessary, the status of the
channels on the D 365 yearly programmer or on the
D 365 CE channel expansion.
In fact, thanks to the possibility to receive information about
any failures, power outages, battery status, status of the
tasks, or correct transmission of the program via email, the
user is always updated on the status of the system, thus
improving the secure state as well as guaranteeing rapid
maintenance or overhaul.
Standard 50/60 Hz AC
PLC signal
Modulated signal
LAN/Internet communications
The new LAN module allows you to establish a connection
between the yearly time switch and the local network or
internet.
If the programs are created using the programming software,
they can be transmitted easily from your desktop via the local
network or internet to the LAN module which is then able to
communicate with the yearly time switch using the PowerLine
communication protocol.
D 365 GPS
D 365 DCF77
Remote command
Max 50 m
D 365 KEY
D 365
D 365 CE
D 365 CE
D 365 CE
D 365 LAN
L 230 V AC
N
LAN
Powerline
communication
Internet
M
M
MD
1 D
6
12
1 12 3 46 5 6 12
7
C
C
H
H
A
A
L
L
18
18
241
D 365 CE
D E
E
6
12
18
24
24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
F
3 4 5 6 7
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1
2
1
2
88888888
A
1
1
K L
K
Res.
2
MENU
MENU1
Res.
BRes.
B
J
IJ
I
D 365 LAN
MENU
Display
A Functions of the two left keys
B Functions of the two right keys
C 3 line display
D Days of the week, can be modified
from the DATE/HOUR menu,
e.g. 1= Sunday
E Programmed switching times
F Radio antenna
G Standard/ daylight savings time
H Switching status (ON/OFF/OVR/FIX)
F
G
Power
Power
FIX/OVR
FIX/OVR
FIX/OVR
FIX/OVR
ON
B1ON
J
I
OFF
Res.
OFF
Res.
A
A
B
B
FIX/OVR
C
C
ON
E
DE
FD
F
Power
Power
B
FIX/OVR
PLC Power
LAN
LAN
PLC
LAN
PLC
C
BC
AB
A
C
B
A
OFF
Res.
E
D
F
Res.
Res.
Display
A Red Power LED
B Yellow FIX/OVR LED
C Green ON/OFF LED
D Reset
E Right key (FIX ON/FIX OFF/
Override/Automatic operation)
F Left key (FIX ON/FIX OFF/
Override/Automatic operation)
COM
COM
Res.
D
ED
E
COM
D
E
LED
A Power
B LAN - Connection to LAN
C PLC (PowerLine Communication)
Synchronization with timer
Function keys
D Startup (COM)
E Reset
LED meaning
OFF
Keys/interface
I Reset
J Right keys
K Left keys, with manual function in
automatic operation
L Battery
M Infrared interface
Power
ON
Blinking
Power OFF
Power ON
Yellow LED
Automatic
FIX ON/
Override
FIX/OVR -
operations
FIX OFF
Green LED
Channel
Channel
ON/OFF -
OFF
ON
Channel function
-
Channel state
Technical specifications
Rated voltage Un
Contact type
D 365
D 365 CE
D 365 LAN
230 AC
110...230 AC
230 AC
2NO/NC
2NO/NC
Switching capacity
- ohmic loads
16
16
- inductive loads
10
10
Rated frequency
Hz
50/60
50/60
50/60
Power dissipation
VA
Incandescent lamps
2600
2600
Halogen lamps
2600
2600
1000
1000
1000
1000
quartz
quartz
Time base
Minimum ON/OFF switching time
sec.
800
1 sec 99 min
1 sec 99 min
Pulse duration
Power reserve
years
10
Operating accuracy at 20 C
sec./day
Operating temperature
-5+55
-5+55
-5+55
Ambient temperature
-10+55
-10+55
-10+55
Protection degree
IP
20
20
20
loss-proof screw
loss-proof screw
loss-proof screw
Sealable
yes
yes
yes
Installation type
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
EN 60730-1
EN 60730-1
EN 60730-1
Terminals
Max. terminal cross-section
Modules
mm
Standards
D 365 DCF77
D 365 GPS
Rated voltage Un
230 AC
230 AC / 24 DC
Rated frequency
Hz
50/60
50/60
Power dissipation
mW
Ambient temperature
-20+60
-25+70
Protection degree
IP
54
54
3000
3000
pole/wall
pole/wall
Installation
Operating principle
As illustrated in the diagrams, among one of the possible
applications involves the installation of a D 365 yearly digital
time switch with two D 365 CE channel extensions in the
power supply circuit of an industrial building, where during
workdays the lighting and heating system of the various levels
of the building turn on in the morning and remain on until the
evening, in addition to periodically enabling the shift
change sirens. The large amount of memory space in the time
switch makes it possible to automate the system for the entire
current year and define all holiday periods where the loads
remain shut off. This helps to save energy and prevent the risk
of reprogramming errors. When associated
with the D 365 DCF77 antenna, the time switch will always
be synchronized with the exact time, thus avoiding having to
make adjustments over time.
Installation example
With yearly digital time switches you can automate one
or more utilities according even complex and articulated
programs with daily, weekly, monthly, and annual frequency.
In addition to switching, programming includes impulsive
controls, cyclical ON/OFF, and even astronomical functions.
Under the constant control of the D 365 model,
lighting and heating, and even sirens, will start in the various
floors at a set hour.
AUXILIARY
L1
D 365 DCF77
Application environments
The installation of a D 365 yearly digital time switch, is
particularly suited for schools, hospitals, train stations,
airports, industrial factories, public buildings, malls, etc.
where the perfect operation of all devices are required at a set
time.
D 365 D 365 CE
L1
D 365
D 365
D 365 CE 1
D 365 CE 2
D 365 CE 1
D 365 CE 2
LIGHTING
SIREN START
1st FLOOR
LIGHTING
1st FLOOR
SIREN START
2nd FLOOR
LIGHTING
2nd FLOOR
AUXILIARY
DCF77 Antenna
+
D 365
N
HEATING
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
15:30
OFF
OFF
MONDAY 23 JULY
21:30
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
MONDAY 23 JULY
15:30
ON
MONDAY 15 AUGUST
Programmed with the utmost flexibility, the D 365 yearly digital time switch is ideal
for creating automated installations where several users or groups of users are
controlled separately, such as lighting, air conditioning, signalling systems or similar.
CH7+8
CH5+6
CH3+4
CH1+2
D 365 CE - 3
D 365 CE - 2
D 365 CE - 1
D 365
Time, staircase lighting, twilight switches and thermostats | 35
Technical specifications
- Silent: thanks to the new electronic relay
- Practical: automatically recognizes 3 or 4-wire systems
- Powerful: switching capacity up to 3,600 VA lamp
load thanks to the pioneering type of switching mode,
and powers up to 150 mA glow lampcurrent of lighten
pushbuttons thanks to the pioneering type of switching
mode, and powers up to 150mA of lighted pushbuttons
- Flexible: 0.5 to 20 minute adjustable switch-off time
- Versatile: 8 to 230 V multivoltage auxiliary input
% lighting
100
Resettable
E 232-230
E 232E-230N
E 232E-8/230N
50
E 232-HLM
ON
Time t
0
Ex: 1 - 12 min
0.5 - 20 minute
time setting
20...60 sec.
First
10
Second
warning
seconds
warning
double flash
double flash
30
seconds
OFF
The additional switch-off warning can be added to the main modes of the Multi 10 versions
% lighting
100
Resettable
E 232-230
E 232E-230N
E 232E-8/230N
50
E 232-HLM
ON
Time t
0
Ex: 1 - 12 min
20...60 sec.
Switch-off warning function of an E 232-HLM staircase lighting switch in conjunction with a timer
First
10
Second
warning
seconds
warning
double flash
double flash
30
seconds
OFF
tt
tt
(position 5)
Timed latching relay mode
(positions 6 to 9)
Permanently on mode
(position 10)
1
1
1
1
t
t
t
t
2
2
2
1
2+
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
+
+
+t
3
3
3
2
3+1h
+1h
++1h
+1h
4
4 +1h
4
3
4++1h
++1h
++1h
+
10 s 30 s
10 s 30 s
10 s ON
30 s
10 s OFF
30 s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
10 s
30 s
> 2s
10 s
10 s
10 s
10 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
5
5
5
< 2s
4
Latching
relay mode (position 5) ON
5
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF > 2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
1h
1h
ON
1h
OFF
1h
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s> 2s
> 2s
1h
- Switch-off warning
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
>OFF
2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
1h
1h
1h
1h
> 2s
ON
OFF
down > 25
- Automatic staircase light switch
- Lighting time reset by pressing keys again
- Switch-off warning
10 s
10 s
10 s
10 s
7
7
7
6
7+
down > 25
30 s
ON
OFF
- Latching relay
t
t
t
t
ON
ON
OFF
ON ON
OFF
ON
OFFOFF
OFF
ON
+
0.5 ... 20 min
10 s 30 s ON
+
OFF
0.5lighting,
... 20 mintwilight
10 sswitches
30 s and
ON thermostats
38+
| Time,
t staircase0.5
0.5 ...
... 20
20 min
min
10 s ON
30 s OFF
ON
> 2s
6
6
6
5
6
30 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
10 s OFF
30 s
> 2s
OFF
OFF > 2s
1
1
t
t
t
t
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
2
2
2
1
2+
+
+
+t
3
3
3+1h
2
3+1h
++1h
+1h
4
4 +1h
4
3
4++1h
++1h
++1h
+
10 s 30 s
10 s 30 s
10 s ON
30 s
10 s OFF
30 s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
10 s
30 s
> 2s
10 s
10 s
10 s
10 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF > 2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
1h
1h
ON
1h
OFF
1h
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s> 2s
> 2s
1h
5
5 latching relay mode (Positions 6 to 9)
Timed
5
< 2s
> 2s
4
5
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
>OFF
2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
1h
1h
1h
1h
ON
OFF
10 s
10 s
10 s
10 s
t
t
t
t
7
7
7+
6
7+
+
+
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
> 2s
6
6
6
5
6
30 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
ON
OFF
- Timed latching relay
ON
ON
OFF
ON ON
OFF
ON
OFFOFF
OFF
8
8
8
7
8+1h
+1h
++1h
+1h
9
9 +1h
9
8
9++1h
++1h
+1h
++1h
+
10
10
10
PERM < 2s
9
10
PERM
10 s 30 s
10 s 30 s
10 s ON
30 s
10 s OFF
30 s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
10 s
30 s
> 2s
10 s
10 s
10 s
10 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF > 2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
1h
1h
ON
1h
OFF
1h
> 2s
> 2s
>>
2s2s
> 2s
1h
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
> 2s
1h
1h
1hON
1hOFF
-6
0-minute switch-on by pressing keys and holding
down > 25
- Timed latching relay
- Switch-off in advance by pressing the keys
- Switch-off warning
10 s
10 s
10 s
10 s
> 2s
> 2s
ON
Permanent
ON(position
ON 10)
PERM
Permanently
on
mode
+1h
OFF
Permanent ON
ON
PERM
OFF
The
continuously
on when the selector is set to
+ lights remain
Permanent
ON
0.5 ... 20 m i n
10 ON
s 30 s
1h
10 s
OFF
position 10. Permanent ON
OFF
30 s
30 s
30 s
30 s
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
-6
0-minute switch-on by pressing keys and holding
down > 25
< 2s
30 s
ON
OFF
- Continuous light
10
PERM
Permanent ON
ON
OFF
min
E 232-HLM
electronic
E 232E-230
Multi 10
electronic
1-7
from 0.5 to 20
from 0.5 to 20
from 0.5 to 20
from 0.5 to 20
stepless
stepless
stepless
stepless
n
n
2060
E 232E-230N
E 232E-8/230N
E 232E-8/230
Multi 10
electronic
Steady-light switch
immediate
immediate
after 30 sec.
Hz
no
immediate
immediate
5060
5060
5060
5060
5060
5060
Power consumption
VA
8...230 AC/DC
8...230 AC/DC
mA
max. 150
max. 150
max. 150
max. 150
max. 150
16
16
16
16
16
- inductive loads
10
10
10
10
16
16
2300
2300
2300
2300
3600
3600
2300
2300
2300
2300
3600
3600
VA
2300
not permitted
2300
2300
3600
3600
compensated in series
VA
2300
not permitted
2300
2300
3600
3600
compensated in parallel
VA
1300
not permitted
400
400
1200
1200
duo circuit
VA
2300
not permitted
2300
2300
3600
3600
VA
300
not permitted
300
300
1000
1000
VA
2,000
not permitted
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
n/W
9x7, 6x11,
not permitted
9x7, 7x11,
9x7, 7x11,
34x7, 27x11,
34x7, 27x11,
7x15, 7x23
7x15, 7x23
24x15, 22x23
24x15, 22x23
5x15, 5x20
Contact material
Ag Sn O 2
Ag Sn O2
Ag Sn O2
Ag Sn O2
Ag Sn O2
Ag Sn O2
Contact gap
mm
0,4
<3
<3
<3
<3
Mechanical life
> 10 6
> 107
3 x 107
3 x 107
3 x 107
3 x 107
2 x 10 5
> 10 5
> 10 5
2 x 10 5
2 x 10 5
2 x 10 5
> 10 4
> 10 4
4 x 10 4
4 x 10 4
4 x 10 4
4x10 4
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
1NO
Contact type
Terminal section
mm
10
13
13
13
13
13
mm
mm
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
Reset interval
resettable after
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
Housing material
30 seconds
-10+50
-10+50
-25+50
-25+50
-25+50
-25+50
Protection degree
Ambient temperature
IP20
IP20
IP20
IP20
IP20
IP20
II
II
II
II
II
II
Modules
Marking
VDE
VDE
VDE
VDE
VDE
VDE
Mounting
on DIN rail
Operating principle
Activated by a pulse command via a pushbutton,
the E 232 staircase light switch turns on the installations
lights for a time T1. In order to avoid an unexpected darkness
the Multi10 devices are equiped with a switch-off warning
(double flash). For the standard devices this functionality can
be realized with the half light module HLM in parallel, dimming
the light by 50%.
Application environments
Installation of the E 232 staircase lighting with switch-off
warning functionality is ideal wherever the lighting must be
timed and unexpected darkness must be avoided (staircases
and passageways in public places, cellars, garages, etc.).
AUXILIARIES
L1
E 232-230
E 232 HLM
L1
Installation example
As illustrated, one among the possible applications concern
installation of the E 232 staircase switch, coupled to a HLM
half-light module, in the staircase lighting plant of a multistory
building. Pushing the push-button, the timer of the E 232
switch turns on the lights for a settable T1 time. At the end of
T1 time, the HLM half-light module dims the light by a 50% for
a T2 time in the while is possible turn on again the full lighting.
HLM
AUXILIARIES
A1
E 232-230
T
A2
PUSHBUTTON LOCATING
INDICATORS
LIGHTING
LOAD
T Line twilight switches command lighting circuits according to the scheduled level
of the ambient light detected by a dedicated sensor.
Since they are energy-efficient, they are particularly useful in public places (garden,
parking lots, entrances, courtyards, etc)
Main features
DIN rail version
- Lux range from 2 to 200
- 2 indication led: one for contact status and one for threshold
- Preset a 10 lux from factory
- Switching delay
- IP65 Protection degree
-W
iring and operational diagram printed on the back of the
product
- 1 module width
- Loss-proof screw
- RoHs compliant
Technical specifications
Rated supply voltage
Contact type
T1
T1 PLUS
TWA-1
TWA-2
110 230 AC
110 230 AC
230 AC 15%
230 AC 15%
T1 POLE
110 230 AC
1NO
1NO
1NO/NC
2NO/NC
1NO polarized
Switching capacity
- resistive load cos 1
16
16
16
16
16
10
10
- incandescent lamps
cos 1
max 3600 W
max 3600 W
max 3600 W
- fluorescent lamps
cos 0.8
max 3600 W
max 3600 W
max 3600 W
cos 0.9
max 300 W
max 300 W
max 300 W
Rated frequency
Hz
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
50-60
- ON
30 10%
30 10%
nomical intervention
nomical intervention
- OFF
40 10%
nomical intervention
nomical intervention
2200
Switching delay
lux
2200
240
40 10%
20200
2002000
200015000
Time reference
quartz
quartz
56
56
1.5 sec/24h
1.5 sec/24h
10
10
- twilight switch
IP20
IP20
IP20
IP20
IP65
- sensor
IP65
IP65
IP65
min.
years
Operating accuracy
Astronomical time precision
min.
Protection degree
Operating temperature
- twilight switch
-25...+55
-25...+55
-10...+55
-10...+55
-40...+70
- sensor
-40...+70
-40...+70
-40...+70
- twilight switch
-40...+70
-40...+70
-20...+60
-20...+60
-50...+80
- sensor
-50...+80
-50...+80
-50...+80
Power consumption
VA
4.5
4.5
4.5
3500
3500
4000
4000
3500
mm
2.5
2.5
1...6
1...6
2.5
loss-proof screw
Storage temperature
Terminals
Tightening torque:
loss-proof screw
loss-proof screw
loss-proof screw
loss-proof screw
terminals Nm
0.5
0.5
1.2
1.2
screw sensor Nm
0.4
0.4
0.4
Mounting
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
on DIN rail
display LCD
display LCD
100
100
Modules
EN 60669-1;
EN 60669-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60730-1;
EN 60669-1;
EN 60669-2-1;
EN 60669-2-1;
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60730-2-7
EN 60669-2-1;
EN 60730-1
EN 60730-1
Reference standards
EN 60730-1
T1
How to set
Lux
T1
Set the desired activation threshold (from 2 to 200 Iux), using
the lux control knob.
N.B.: the position corresponding (with approximation) to the
10 lux activation threshold is marked on the front of the item.
lf the GREEN LED is illuminated, this indicates the activation
status of the threshold.
If the RED LED is illuminated, this indicates that the relay
contact is closed (illumination lit up).
T1 PLUS
1) Set the desired lux scale (2-40; 20-200; 200-2.000;
2.000-15.000), using the lux scale control knob.
N.B.: the position corresponding (with approximation) to the
10 lux activation threshold is marked on the front of the item.
lf the GREEN LED is illuminated, this indicates the
activation status of the threshold.
If the RED LED is illuminated, this indicates that the relay
contact is closed (illumination lit up).
2) Set the desired lux percentage (0%->100%), using the lux
percentage control knob.
3) Set the switching delay (MIn -> MAX), using the switching
delay control knob.
T1 POLE
1) Switch on the power supply
2) M ake the threshold adjustment (from 2 to 200 lux) by
turning the trimmer. The lighting of the red LED represents
the achievement of the threshold set (contact closed) after
having spent a period of approximately 30 seconds. since
the last adjustment.
10
200
2
T1
Lux
10
200
T1 PLUS
MIN
0%
1
T1 PLUS
4
Sec.
T1 PLUS
MAX
Lux
MIN
100%
2
Sec.
0%
1
T1 PLUS
4
3
MIN
Sec.
MAX
Lux
100%
2
Sec.
MIN
Sec.
MAX
Lux
100%
2
Sec.
3
MIN
MAX
Lux
100%
2
3
0%
1
T1 PLUS
4
MAX
Lux
2
0%
1
MIN
3
MAX
Lux
1
4
T1 PLUS
0%
1
4
100%
2
3
0%
1
4
100%
2
3
3) S
ecure the dome by lightening the captive screw inserted
through the bottom of the base. Tighten the screw until
the dome pressed on the gasket sufficiently to ensure a
hermetic seal.
10
Lux
200
T1 POLE
T1 POLE
Threshold adjustment
Assembly diagram
TWA-1 e TWA-2
TWA-1
Programming
TWA-2
Longitude
Latitude
North
North
Greenwich me
ri
di
90
T = Longitude 60 East
South
105
90
75
60
-7
-6
-5
-4
45
30
15
-3
-2
-1
Latitude
60
75
90
+4
+5
+6
45
15
30
+1
+2
+3
North
105
75
-5
an
Easter Island
(CHILE)
-4
-9
-6
- 10
Cook Islands
(N.Z.)
15
60
-9 1/2
Hudson
Bay
C A N
F r e n A
c h
PD
o l y n A
e s i
RICA
-1
Itseqqortoomiit
VENEZUELA
(Scoresbysund)
-4
Dallas
ISLANDS
- 10
KINGDOM
London
EL SALVADOR
L
NETH.
BEL.
LAN
E IS
DS
(N.Z.)
F r e n c h
.
Y.R.O.M.
GUINEA-BISSAU
0
GUINEA
.(St. Helena)
Istanbul
TURKEY
BENIN
TOGO
GHANA
ARMENIA
Kisangani UGANDA
PARAGUAY
Easter Island
OCEAN
(CHILE)
30
ARCHIPILAGO
JUAN FERN NDEZ
(CHILE)
-3
UDT
- 10
BURMA
+ 6 1/2
Bay of
Bengal
(INDIA)
IS
RY
+6
THAILAND
11
I SL A N
DS
(N.Z.)
NORTH
45
Tasman
Sea
Tasmania
PACIFIC
OCEAN
+8
NEW
ZEALAND
(INDIA)
+9
+ 10
30
Eastward across
+ 11 Date Line
+ 12
+ 10
MARSHALL
ISLANDS
+11
I N D O N E S I A
(U.K.)
EAST
TIMOR
PAPUA
NEW GUINEA
+ 12
KIRIBATI
(GILBERT
ISLANDS)
0
K I R I B A T I
RAWAKI
(PHOENIX
ISLANDS)
SOLOMON
ISLANDS
-12
(N.Z.)
-10
SAMOA
15
FIJI
VANUATU
TONGA
-11
Islands
(AUSTL.)
INDIAN
New
Caledonia
Alice Springs
(FRANCE)
AUSTRALIA
OCEAN
Norffolk Island
(AUSTL.)
111/2
+ 9 1/2
KERMADEC
ISLANDS
Sydney
(N.Z.)
Lord Howe
Island
+ 10 1/2
Great Australian
Bight
Tasman
Sea
French
r
Southern and Antarctic Lands
Tasmania
NEW
ZEALAND
(FRANCE)
-8
-7
WEST
-6
-5
-4
Tokelau
TUVALU
Coral
Coral Sea Sea
Gough Island
(Islas Malvinas)
(administered by U.K.
claimed by ARGENTINA)
+5
15
(U.S.)
M A L A Y S I A
Cocos
(Keeling) Islands
-10
add 24 hours
Guam
PHILIPPINES
BRUNEI
30
45
CHATHAM
ISLANDS
ILES CROZET
(N.Z.)
+12 3/4
ILES KERGUELEN
+5
-3
-2
+1
UDT
+2
+3
+4
+5
+6
- 12
Johnston
Atoll
(U.S.)
(U.S.)
(St. Helena)
1000 Miles
La
(N.Z.)
+12 3/4
EAST
Westward across Date Line
Northern
Mariana
Islands
MAURITIUS
(Fr.
r. S and Ant. Lands)
30
45
CHATHAM
ISLANDS
subtract 24 hours
South China
Sea
+ 51/2
NICOBAR
ISLANDS
(St. Helena)
PRINCE EDWARD
ISLANDS
15
Perth
(SOUTH AFRICA)
KERMADEC
ISLANDS
(AUST.)
+ 10 1/2
(AUSTL.)
+3
- 1/210
U.S. (AUSTL.)
UT I A N
Lord Howe
Island
+ 61/2
SWAZILAND
-10
AN
Philippine
Sea
Manila
VIETNAM
British Indian
Ocean Territory
Reunion
(FRANCE)
(N.Z.)
SAMOA
Norffolk Island
A LE
Sydney
NAURU
MOZAMBIQUE
Mozambique
Channel
MADAGASCAR
Tokelau
TONGA
-11
New
Caledonia
SINGAPORE
+6
-12
FIJI
(FRANCE)
(JAP
+7
CAMBODIA
ISLANDS
+6
SRI
LANKA
+5
+5
LAOS
LESOTHO
Falkland Islands
-9
ANDAMAN
(INDIA)
MALDIVES
S
ND
+9
TRISTAN DA CUNHA
(administered by U.K.
claimed by ARGENTINA)
-11
Arabian
Sea
LA
Tokyo
Shanghai
BHUTAN
BANGLADESH
Kolkata (Calcutta) +
LAKSHADWEEP
St. Helena
1000 Kilometers
500
+8
IS
IL
0
K I R I B A T I
RAWAKI
(PHOENIX
ISLANDS)
Coral VANUATU
SeaBering Sea
Great Australian
occupied by the SOVIET UNION in 1945
administered by RUSSIA, claimed by JAPAN
Bight
JAPAN
SOUTH
KOREA
ILES KERGUELEN
R
KU
15
KIRIBATI
(GILBERT
ISLANDS)
60
(AUST.)
CHILE
NEPAL
+ 53/4
+3
(YEMEN)
Sakhalin
Sea
-9
Sea of
Japan
NORTH
KOREA
C H I N A
+5
MALAWI
BOTSWANA
SOUTH
AFRICA
Beijing
(FRANCE)
ILES CROZET
INDIA
KENYA
+ 12
Chukchi
TUVALU
Alice Springs
Sea
U Okhotsk
SofT R APetropavlovskLIA
+ 9 1/2 Kamchatskiy
+ 10
URUGUAY
Scale 1:85,000,000 at 0
0
French
r
Southern and Antarctic Lands
1/2
Add
time zone number to Mumbai
UDT yo obtain local
+ 5time
+4
(Bombay)
Socotra
MARSHALL
ISLANDS
SOLOMON
ISLANDS
(AUSTL.)
Lake Baikal
(Fr.
r. S and Ant. Lands)
+ 12
Coral Sea
Islands
OCEAN
+5
PAPUA
NEW GUINEA
Magadan
Perth
PAKISTAN
+2
Wrangel
Island
+11
INDIAN
+5
OMAN
YEMEN
+ 10
(U.S.)
-10
add 24 hours
75
(U.S.)
EAST
TIMOR
Johnston
Atoll
Guam
Buenos Aires
ARGENTINAA
45
Yakutsk
+ 61/2
BURUNDI
ZIMBABWE
(U.K.)
(AUSTL.)
+7
+8
+9
La
30
subtract 24 hours
+ 10
(U.S.)
+8
Reunion
(FRANCE)
COMOROS
(St. Helena)
NAMIBIA
Cocos
(Keeling) Islands
45
+11
SEYCHELLES
ATLANTIC
DS
N)
I N D O N E S I A
+9
I SL A N
PA
Nairobi
ANGOLA
So Paulo
QATAR
UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES
SAUDI + 1
ARABIA
+3
DJIBOUTI
RWANDA
DEM. REP.
OF THE CONGO
ZAMBIA
(U.K)
KYRGYSTAN
PRINCE EDWARD
ISLANDS
(SOUTH AFRICA)
TANZANIA
(FRANCE)
+6
U
MAURITIUS
+3
TAJIKISTAN
SOMALIA
St. Helena
SOUTH
(U.K.)
+7
AFGHANISTAN
41/2
+ 11
NAURU
COMOROS
UZBEKISTAN
180
M A L A Y S I A
British Indian
Ocean Territory
UT I A N
P+ A
CIF
IC
- 12 - 11
12
OCEAN
(JA
Philippine
Sea
BRUNEI
KAZAKHSTAN
+6
ETHIOPIA
Kinshasa
Brasilia
(INDIA)
A LE
S
ND
MONGOLIA
Persian
Gulf
KUWAIT
SUDAN
+2
BRAZIL
+5
South China
Sea
+ 51/2
BAHRAIN
Red
Sea
ERITREA
REP. OF
THE
CONGO
+6
SRI
LANKA
MALDIVES
PHILIPPINES
NICOBAR
ISLANDS
LA
SINGAPORE
Astana
SWAZILAND
TURKMENISTAN
CENTRAL
AFRICAN REPUBLIC
GABON
(INDIA)
KENYA
Tehran
EGYPT
CAMEROON
Annobon
(INDIA)
+5
LESOTHO
I R A N
+ 31/2
+1
NIGERIA
Caspian
Sea
AZERBAIJAN
IRAQ
JORDAN
-1
Lagos
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
CAMBODIA
ISLANDS
Tokyo
Manila
VIETNAM
ANDAMAN
THAILAND
IS
OCEAN
RY
Bay of
Bengal
IL
+9
Vladivostok
SYRIA
LEB.
ISRAEL
Cairo
CHAD
BURKINA
FASO
CTE
D'IVOIRE
(FRANCE)
Arabian
Sea
MALAWI
Aral
Sea
R
KU
165
JAPAN
+ 10
LAOS
60
- 10
U.S.
PetropavlovskKamchatskiy
NORTH
Sea of
Japan
150
SOUTH
KOREA
ARCTIC
BURMA
+ 6 1/2
-9
Bering Sea
NORTH
KOREA
Shanghai
Laptev Sea
LAKSHADWEEP
MOZAMBIQUE
ZIMBABWE
Mozambique
Channel
Omsk
MADAGASCAR
Novosibirsk
BOTSWANA
SOUTH
AFRICA
NIGER
MALI
LIBERIA
French Guiana
-4
Pitcairn Islands
Wrangel
Island
+ 12
Sea
of
Okhotsk
+ 10
H I N A+ 9
BHUTAN
- 11
-11
Magadan
BANGLADESH
+ 5 1/2
Mumbai
(Bombay)
(YEMEN)
+4
CYPRUS
LIBYA
(EQ. GUI.)
OCEAN
P o l y n e s i a
- 12
T =+ 10 Latitude 45 North
Yakutsk
Nairobi
Samara
(U.K.)
MAURITANIA Subtract time zone number from UDT to obtain local time.
CAPE VERDE
NAMIBIA
NEPAL
3/4
SEVERNAYA + 5
ZEMLYA
Kolkata (Calcutta)
Socotra
DJIBOUTI
Perm'
Izhevsk
Moscow
South
+8
INDIA
SOMALIA
+4
+ 8C
BURUNDI
ZAMBIA
+3
Beijing
+7
PAKISTAN
YEMEN
ERITREA
RWANDA
DEM. REP.
OF THE CONGO
+11
+9
90I
(St. Helena)
SAO TOME
AND PRINCIPE
BOLIVIA
+ 12
Chukchi
Sea
135
120
+5
QATAR
UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES
SAUDI
Kara Sea
ARABIA
OMAN
+3
+4
ETHIOPIA
ANGOLA
St. Helena
GREECE
-2
+ 41/2
SEYCHELLES
Black Sea
BULGARIA Gough
Island
GEORGIA
(administered by U.K.
claimed by ARGENTINA)
SIERRA LEONE
Lima
PACIFIC
+ 11
Sakhalin
105
+ 6AFGHANISTAN
Persian
Gulf
KUWAIT
Kisangani UGANDA
REP. OF
THE
CONGO
GABON
KYRGYSTAN
BAHRAIN
CENTRAL
AFRICAN REPUBLIC
MOLDOVA
Mediterranean Sea
Gulf of Guinea
PERU
SOUTH
ALB.
Tehran
I R A N
+ 31/2
EGYPT
ZEMLYA
+2
ROMANIATRISTAN DA CUNHA
MALTA
Manaus
-5
ILES MARQUISES
-9 1/2
+5
IRAQ
CAMEROON
UKRAINE
SLOV..
HUNG.
CRO.
TUNISIA
-3
THE GAMBIA
ECUADOR
- 12
75
Novosibirsk
TAJIKISTAN
90
TANZANIA
St. Helena
OCEAN
CZ. REP.
AUS.
SLO.
SPAIN
-4
VENEZUELA
(ECUADOR)
- 10
Cook Islands
Lagos
GHANA
(St. Helena)
BELARUS
Casablanca
Western
Sahara
SENEGAL
SURINAME
45
180
+12 3/4
+ 12
MONGOLIA
TURKMENISTAN
JORDAN
+ 3 SUDAN
NOVAYA
+1
NIGERIA
FINLAND
POLAND
GERMANY
SWITZ
Rome
PORTUGAL
-5
TRINIDAD AND
TOBAGO
PANAMA
LIN
GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
(French Polynesia)
15
TOGO
LITH.
-1
MOROCCO
Caribbean Sea
GUYANA
- 12
BENIN
CTE
D'IVOIRE
A TRUS.L A N T I C
ITALY
CANARY ISLANDS
JAMAICA
COLOMBIA
K I R I B A T I
BURKINA
Barents
Sea
FASO
GUINEA
S O U LAT.
TH
DENMARK
LUX.
FRANCE
Falkland Islands
NICARAGUA
COSTA
RICA
CHAD
St. Petersburg
Paris
URUGUAY
(Islas
Malvinas)
MADEIRA
ISLANDS by U.K.
(administered
T
claimed (PORT.)
by ARGENTINA)
WEST
HONDURAS
Laptev Sea
Astana
UZBEKISTAN
75
Red
Sea
Annobon
NORWAY
North
Sea
UNITED
Buenos Aires
AZORES
HAITI DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
BELIZE
+8
KAZAKHSTAN
+6
Caspian
Sea
AZERBAIJAN
ARMENIA
SYRIA
LEB.
ISRAEL
NIGER
CUBA
GUATEMALA
15
-6
LIBYA
SAO TOME
AND PRINCIPE
CHILE
-7
165
+ 11
Vladivostok
TURKEY
Mediterranean Sea
FRANZ JOSEF
LAND
EST.
So Paulo
ARGENTINAA
OCEAN
-8
+7
(N.Z.)
150
+ 10
O+ C
E A N + 10
9
EAST
Lake Baikal
Aral
Sea
+ 4 CYPRUS
MALTA
Gulf of Guinea
Brasilia
-3
(CHILE)
(PORT.)
THE
BAHAMAS
-9
+ TUNISIA
3
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
ALGERIA
- 10 Mexico
Mexico
135
+9
+6
+8
Omsk
GEORGIA
.
Istanbul
60
SWEDEN
(SPAIN)
Gulf of
-11
MEXICO
U.S..
HAWAIIN
SEVERNAYA
+5
ZEMLYA
+7
+4
Black Sea
Kinshasa
IRELAND
ARCHIPILAGO
JUAN FERN NDEZ
NORTH
Bermuda
(U.K.)
UDT
Samara
Cairo
Norwegian
BRAZIL
ATLANTIC
1000 Miles
+4
120
+8
r
EquatAo
RCTIC
Perm'
MOLDOVA
BULGARIA
.
Y.R.O.M.
GREECE
45
Sea
PARAGUAY
(FRANCE)
-5
-6
500
ALB.
SPAIN
MALI
+4
Izhevsk
ROMANIA
ALGERIA
-4
Island of
Newfoundland
Chicago
-7
+3
+2
Kara Sea
NOVAYA
ZEMLYA
UKRAINE
SLOV..
HUNG.
CRO.
MOROCCO
LIBERIA
(FRANCE)
SURINAME
ICELAND
Easter Island
Denver
Moscow
MAURITANIA
French Guiana
BOLIVIA
- 31/2
Cylindrical Projection
U N45 I TMiller
E
D
TATES
0
500 1000S
Kilometers
Los Angeles
SLO.
(SPAIN)
CAPE VERDE
Jan Mayen
Lima
St. Pierre
and Miquelon
Toronto
CZ. REP.
AUS.
SWITZ
+ 2Casablanca
MADEIRA
ISLANDS
(PORT.)
T
Manaus
-5
Denmark
Strait
PERU
+3
LITH.
CANARY ISLANDS
SIERRA LEONE
(CHILE)
45
GERMANY
LUX.
30
GUINEA-BISSAU
(NORWAY)
GUYANA
Sea
Winnipeg
BEL.
(EQ. GUI.)
(ECUADOR)
PACIFIC
Qubec
OCEAN
+1
TRINIDAD AND
TOBAGO
(U.K)
30
-8
-1
SENEGAL
ECUADOR
GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
Nuuk (Godth b)
Pitcairn Islands
Edmonton
NORTH
(PORT.)
15
THE GAMBIA
O C ELabrador
AN
10ILES
5 KERGUELEN
++5 7
POLAND
Rome
PORTUGAL
AZORES
Caribbean Sea
PANAMA
30
CHATHAM
ISLANDS
ILES CROZET
(Fr.
r. S and Ant. Lands)
+6
+5
BELARUS
NETH.
Western
Sahara
COLOMBIA
SOUTH
KINGDOM
London
RUS.
ITALY
Greenland
Sea
HAITI DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
JAMAICA
HONDURAS
- 3COSTA
(FRANCE)
PACIFIC
IRELAND
DENMARK
Paris
(DENMARK)
NICARAGUA
ILES MARQUISES
+3
St. Petersburg
LAT.
North
Sea
UNITED
THE
BAHAMAS
(French Polynesia)
Anchorage
90+ 5
(SOUTH AFRICA)
+1
0
FRANZ JOSEF
LAND
FINLAND
EST.
FRANCE
EL SALVADOR
L
Davis
Strait
-1
-2
Barents Sea
SWEDEN
OCEAN
CUBA
Greenland
Iqaluit
(Frobisher Bay)
-3
T = Longitude 60 East
(NORWAY)
Gulf of
Mexico
BELIZE
Repulse Bay
- 12
NEW
ZEALAND
NORTH
LAND
K I R I B A T I
Dawson
+ 10 1/2
Bermuda
(U.K.)
-5
E IS
LIN
U.S.
75
+5
ICELAND
ATLANTIC
-1
-2
-7
Lord Howe
Island
Tasman
Sea
Tasmania
+ 10
EAST
+ 11
+ 12
- 12
-11
SOUTH
Beaufort Sea
-9
-3
Baffin
Bay
-4
(NORWAY)
PRINCE EDWARD
ISLANDS
60
+4
Universal DayTime (UDT)
Greenland
Sea
Lo
NORTH
15
-5
GUATEMALA
(N.Z.)
Sydney
ND
- 31/2
(FRANCE)
Mexico
15
75
-5
EAST
South
St. Pierre
and Miquelon
S T A T 3E
S
0
MEXICO
-4
KERMADEC
ISLANDS
-6
- 10
111/2
ISLANDS
(administered by U.K.
claimed by ARGENTINA)
(NORWAY)
Svalbard
Qaanaaq
(Thule)
U.S..
HAWAIIN
(AUSTL.)
LA
Dallas
15
Norffolk Island
+ 9 1/2
IS
-4
Los Angeles
-10
(FRANCE)
AUSTRALIA
-5
OCEAN
(N.Z.)
TONGA
-11
New
Caledonia
Alice Springs
-7
30
Tokelau
SAMOA
(AUSTL.)
ND
-8
OCEAN
-12
FIJI
VANUATU
Islands
LA
-9
RAWAKI
(PHOENIX
ISLANDS)
TUVALU
Coral
Coral Sea Sea
Perth
IS
- 10
ARCTIC
-6
0
K I R I B A T I
SOLOMON
ISLANDS
PAPUA
NEW GUINEA
-11
Denmark
Strait
Nuuk (Godth b)
New York
Denver
-7
+3
Jan Mayen
Island of
Newfoundland
U
60 N I T E D
45
+2
Itseqqortoomiit
(Scoresbysund)
Labrador
Sea
Qubec
-8
KIRIBATI
(GILBERT
ISLANDS)
T = Latitude 45 North
EAST
TIMOR
South
OCEAN
15
+ 12
Great Australian
Bight
45
30
(administered by U.K.
claimed by ARGENTINA)
NORWAY
Toronto
75
90
(AUSTL.)
+ 61/2
UT
Davis
Strait
Iqaluit
(Frobisher Bay)
Chicago
90
+11
I N D O N E S I A
Cocos
(Keeling) Islands
Norwegian
Winnipeg
45
NORTH
(U.S.)
-10
add 24 hours
MARSHALL
ISLANDS
PALAU
NAURU
(U.K.)
Johnston
Atoll
(U.S.)
(AUST.)
Falkland Islands
15 (Islas
Malvinas)
Hudson
Bay
P A C I -F6I C
subtract 24 hours
+ 10
Guam
(St. Helena)
+1
-6
-1
-3
-4
105
(St. Helena)
Svalbard
La
30
Sea
-6
Programming parameters
120
-7
(DENMARK)
Edmonton
135
-8
0Greenland
C A N A D A
150
180
-5
Repulse Bay
Dawson
60
45
N)
BRUNEI
LESOTHO
DS
PA
(JA
Gough Island
WEST
Baffin
Bay
Anchorage
165
15
-1
WEST
- 10
M A L A Y S I A
INDIAN
Reunion
(FRANCE)
I SL A N
(FRANCE)
30
-2
1000 Miles
-3
-11
Philippine
Sea
TRISTAN DA CUNHA
1000 Kilometers
500
(INDIA)
SO
-9
30
500
45
NORTH
Buenos Aires
45
60
Manila
PHILIPPINES
South China
Sea
MAURITIUS
SWAZILAND
SOUTH
AFRICA
PACIFIC
French
r
Southern and Antarctic Lands
-7
U.S.
MOZAMBIQUE
Mozambique
Channel
MADAGASCAR
+3
(U.K.)
ISL
UT I A N
OCEAN
URUGUAY
Lo
ARGENTINAA
CHILE
Scale 1:85,000,000 at 0
-4
-6
-3
BOTSWANA
+6
RY
VIETNAM
CAMBODIA
British Indian
Ocean Territory
St. Helena
OCEAN
(CHILE)
30
ARCHIPILAGO
JUAN FERN NDEZ
NAMIBIA
ATLANTIC
So Paulo
PARAGUAY
(U.K)
75
Beaufort Sea
South
Pitcairn Islands
LAOS
+ 51/2
NICOBAR
ISLANDS
SRI
LANKA
+6
SEYCHELLES
MALAWI
ZIMBABWE
RIL
+9
SINGAPORE
COMOROS
(St. Helena)
KU
JAPAN
Tokyo
Shanghai
THAILAND
ISLANDS
+5
TANZANIA
St. Helena
SOUTH
+ 6 1/2
Bay of
Bengal
ANDAMAN
MALDIVES
BURUNDI
Kinshasa
BURMA
90
(INDIA)
Nairobi
ANGOLA
Brasilia
BANGLADESH
Kolkata (Calcutta)
+ 5 1/2
LAKSHADWEEP
(INDIA)
60
A LE
DS
AN
Sea of
Japan
NORTH
KOREA
SOUTH
KOREA
+8
BHUTAN
INDIA
Mumbai
(Bombay)
Arabian
Sea
(YEMEN)
KENYA
RWANDA
BRAZIL
BOLIVIA
OCEAN
Socotra
Kisangani UGANDA
DEM. REP.
OF THE CONGO
Annobon
T = Longitude 60 East
-4
NEPAL
+ 53/4
OMAN
+4
YEMEN
SOMALIA
REP. OF
THE
CONGO
0
North
+5
ETHIOPIA
CAMEROON
GABON
+ 10
Beijing
PAKISTAN
QATAR
UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES
SAUDI
ARABIA
+3
ERITREA
DJIBOUTI
-9
- 10
U.S.
PetropavlovskKamchatskiy
Equator
C H I N A
BAHRAIN
EGYPT
+ 12
Magadan
Bering Sea
KYRGYSTAN
+ 41/2
Persian
Gulf
KUWAIT
ZAMBIA
(FRANCE)
Qaanaaq
(Thule)
Universal Date
Time
+1 hour
: to return to the previous =
step.
Manaus
-5
JORDAN
CENTRAL
AFRICAN REPUBLIC
+ 10
Sea
of
Okhotsk
TAJIKISTAN
AFGHANISTAN
Latitude 41 NORTH
di
Greenwich me
ri
90
-6
Lagos
GHANA
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
SAO TOME
AND PRINCIPE
Lima
PACIFIC
UZBEKISTAN
TURKMENISTAN
I R A N
+ 31/2
IRAQ
Red
Sea
Gulf of Guinea
PERU
P o l y n e s i a
(FRANCE)
Yakutsk
Sakhalin
Tehran
SYRIA
SUDAN
+2
+1
NIGERIA
105
-7
F r e n c h
LIBERIA
French Guiana
BENIN
TOGO
(EQ. GUI.)
(ECUADOR)
(French Polynesia)
SOUTH
LIBYA
CHAD
BURKINA
FASO
CTE
D'IVOIRE
+9
Vladivostok
ARMENIA
TURKEY
LEB.
ISRAEL
MONGOLIA
Caspian
Sea
AZERBAIJAN
GEORGIA
.
Istanbul
CYPRUS
NIGER
MALI
0
GUINEA
SIERRA LEONE
VENEZUELA
Aral
Sea
Black Sea
BULGARIA
.
Y.R.O.M.
MAURITANIA
SENEGAL
THE GAMBIA
GUINEA-BISSAU
SURINAME
ALB.
Mediterranean Sea
Cairo
Western
Sahara
CAPE VERDE
TRINIDAD AND
TOBAGO
ECUADOR
ILES MARQUISES
-9 1/2
TUNISIA
- 11
Wrangel
Island
+8
KAZAKHSTAN
+6
Latitude
MOROCCO
Novosibirsk
Astana
ROMANIA
GREECE
Casablanca
(PORT.)
T
- 12
Chukchi
Sea
Lake Baikal
MOLDOVA
HUNG.
CRO.
MALTA
MADEIRA
ISLANDS
CANARY ISLANDS
EAST
HAITI DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
PANAMA
GALAPAGOS
ISLANDS
K I R I B A T I
- 12
SLO.
Rome
SPAIN
-1
Omsk
UKRAINE
SLOV..
180
+ 12
UT
120
-8
THE
BAHAMAS
Caribbean Sea
NICARAGUA
GUYANA
- 10
AZORES
OCEAN
COLOMBIA
(N.Z.)
AUS.
SWITZ
ITALY
PORTUGAL
180
(PORT.)
JAMAICA
HONDURAS
COSTA
RICA
Cook Islands
CZ. REP.
+7
Perm'
+4
Samara
POLAND
GERMANY
LUX.
FRANCE
NORTH
ATLANTIC
CUBA
BELIZE
EL SALVADOR
L
DS
135
-9
GUATEMALA
AN
150
- 10
Mexico
- 10
E ISL
-11
Gulf of
Mexico
MEXICO
U.S..
15
BEL.
+4
Izhevsk
BELARUS
(FRANCE)
Bermuda
(U.K.)
+3
Moscow
LITH.
RUS.
Paris
St. Pierre
and Miquelon
-5
+5
St. Petersburg
LAT.
DENMARK
NETH.
ALGERIA
15
KINGDOM
London
(SPAIN)
HAWAIIN
ISLANDS
Qubec
New York
WEST
STATES
-6
Dallas
FINLAND
EST.
North
Sea
UNITED
IRELAND
- 31/2
Toronto
-7
North
OCEAN
30
SWEDEN
NORWAY
Chicago
UNITED
Los Angeles
ICELAND
Island of
Newfoundland
Denver
-8
PACIFIC
Denmark
Strait
Nuuk (Godth b)
Labrador
Sea
-4
LIN
165
Iqaluit
(Frobisher Bay)
165
+ 11
+11
NORTH
Longitude
Longitude 12 EAST
Sea
Winnipeg
45
(NORWAY)
Hudson
Bay
150
+ 10
OCEAN
75
NOVAYA
ZEMLYA
Jan Mayen
Norwegian
Davis
Strait
C A N A D A
Edmonton
Ex: ROME
La
Dawson
Anchorage
Itseqqortoomiit
(Scoresbysund)
-5
-6
Greenwich me
-9
60
+3
Barents Sea
-1
-3
-7
Repulse Bay
+9
ARCTIC
Laptev Sea
(DENMARK)
Baffin
Bay
n
ia
Beaufort Sea
U.S.
135
+8
Kara Sea
SO
Tasti
Keys
menu
:
auto menu:
progauto :
progprog :
prog :
:
Greenland
75
Greenland
Sea
NOR
TH
Ex: ROME
ri d
DT-VK
-4
FRANZ JOSEF
LAND
NOR
TH
Qaanaaq
(Thule)
90
SEVERNAYA
ZEMLYA
(NORWAY)
-6
120
+7
Svalbard
NORTH
120
-8
OCEAN
NORTH
135
-9
SOUTH
Lo
North
150
- 10
ARCTIC
-11
Longitude
165
T = Latitude 45 North
South
ND
Lo
Equator
EAST
SOUTH
UDT
180
WEST
Universal Date
Time = +1 hour
+1
menu
enter
Latitude 41 NORTH
LA
menu
La
H
UT
enter
C2
Longitude 12 EAST
+
C1
Lo
SO
an
Ex: ROME
NOR
TH
90
-11
Operating principle
The diagram is an example of a T1 twilight switch installed
in a mall lighting system. When outdoor light drops under a
certain level (for example, in the evening store closing hours),
the device turns on window and sign lights. Lights can be
turned off during the night to rationalize consumption thanks
to the AT1 time switch.
Application environments
The installation of a T1 twilight switch with AT
electro-mechanical time switch is especially suited for
environments and situations in which energy consumption
rationalization is required (stores, office and public walkways,
car parks, parks, etc.).
Installation example
As shown in the diagrams, one of the possible applications
consists in the installation of a T1 twilight switch in a mall
lighting system. When outdoor light drops under a certain
level (for example, in the evening store closing hours), the
twilight switch turns on window and sign lights. Lights can be
turned of during the night thanks to the AT1 timer switch
which keeps the circuit open until the next morning. When
outdoor lighting returns over the limit, the twilight relay returns
to the open position.
AUXILIARIES
L1
sensor
T1
AT1
L1
AT1
4
AUXILIARIES
T1
3
T1
N
LIGHTING
Operating principle
Installation of a twilight astronomical switch in a system is
particularly useful in places and situations where light sources
or other environmental conditions may cause changes in the
lux level. In these cases, TWA-1 and TWA-2 enable control of
the lighting system depending on the time when the sun rises
and sets, based on the geographic location where they are
installed.
Application environments
The TWA-1 and TWA-2 astronomical twilight switches
are particularly suitable for use in applications where
the operation of a twilight switch with external sensor is
potentially subject to alteration or damage from external
agents (e.g. smog, overexposure to light, vandalism etc.).
Installation example
One cause of reductions in the level of ambient light is
atmospheric smog. Particle deposits on the external sensor of
a traditional twilight switch can over time compromise its
operation, preventing the activation of the lighting systems
controlled. As illustrated in the diagrams, it is possible to
counter this type of problem by installing a TWA-1
astronomical twilight switch, which controls the lighting based
on the ambient light level calculated from the preset longitude
and latitude parameters.
AUXILIARIES
L1
TWA-1
L1
TWA-1
8
AUXILIARIES
TWA-1
1
N
LIGHTING
Operating principle
This diagram is an example of the installation of a pole
mounting T1 POLE twilight switch in a highways lighting plant.
When the daylight dims below a set level, i.e. below 10 lux,
the device turns on the lighting devices in tunnels, service
areas, access road, etc. T1 POLE will turn off the lights when
morning daylight raise above 10 lux.
Application environments
The pole mounting T1 POLE twilight switch installation can be
ideal to light command in public roadways thanks to its
capability of installation in pole, lamppost, etc.
AUXILIARIES
L1
AUXILIARI
T1 POLE
ROW OF
STREET
LAMPS
L1
Installation example
AUXILIARIES one
L1
N
As illustrated in the diagram,
among
the possible
applications concern the installation of a pole mounting
T1 POLE twilight switch in a highway lighting plant. When
daylight dims below a set level (e.g. during twilight) the switch
turns on the lighting devices, assuring the requested lighting.
At dawn, when the light raise above the set threshold, the
relays of T1 POLE returns in open position.
N
AUXILIARIES
STREET
LAMPS 1
STREET
LAMPS 2
STREET
LAMPS 3
T1 POLE
ROW OF
STREET
LAMPS
N
LIGHTING
STREET
LAMPS 4
THS series thermostats are able to control a wide range of refrigeration and heating
applications.
Ease of use
The possibility of setting one or two temperature setpoints
on the front of the device and adjusting them without having
to use any tools simplifies the configuration procedure. The
instructions and diagrams are shown on the side of the
product to ensure that the necessary information is always
readily available when needed.
Accuracy
The tiny temperature difference ensures the temperature set is
maintained with great accuracy.
Visibility
Two indicator LEDs enable you to check the operation of the
device at a glance: the yellow LED signals a sensor shortcircuit and the green LED indicates the state of the contact.
Compact size
Since it is so small in size, just two DIN modules, the THS
thermostat can be used in a number of applications, even
where space is a critical factor.
Rated voltage
Contact type
Safety
The lead-sealable and undetachable glass cover ensures
maximum protection against tampering by unauthorized staff.
THS-C
THS-W
THS-S
230 AC
230 AC
230 AC
1NO/NC
1NO/NC
2NO
Contact capacity
- resistive loads
16
16
16
- inductive loads
Frequency
Hz
50-60
50-60
50-60
1 continuously adjustable
1 continuously adjustable
2 continuously adjustable
-20...+40
0...+60
0+10/+20+60
3500
3500
3500
Differential
Thermal gradient
1 K/15 minutes
1 K/15 minutes
1 K/15 minutes
Type of operation
mm
2.5
2.5
2.5
Protection degree
IP
20
20
20
LED indicator
LED indicator
LED indicator
Operatin temperature
0...+50
0...+50
0...+ 70
Storage temperature
-10...+65
-10...+65
-10...+70
DIN rail
DIN rail
DIN rail
0.5
0.5
0.5
Type of application
services-providing/industrial sector
services-providing/industrial sector
services-providing/industrial sector
Programming
Type of installation
Tightening torque
Nm
Case / colour
Power consumption
VA
Green LED:
load state indication
Differential
Time
Load
Switchboard temperature
Maximum setpoint
Minimum setpoint
Sensor installation
Time
Cooling contact
Heating
Yellow LED:
sensor short-circuit indication
on = sensor short-circuited
Differential
Time
Load
Switchboard temperature
Maximum setpoint
Minimum setpoint
Time
Cooling contact
Heating
Sensor istallation
The temperature measuring sensor, which is included
in the package, has an operating range of -30 C to
+85 C and can be set at a distance of up to 100 m.
Operating principle
Modular thermometers let you control and keep a heating or
cooling element at a set temperature, comparing the value
read by the sensor with the one set by the user.
The THS range can thus guarantee switchboard operating
reliability, perfect product conservation in refrigerated
counters or cells, promote greenhouse production, optimise
drying cycles, etc.
Application environments
THS thermostat installation is thus the best way to regulate
temperature in automation and distribution switchboards,
in heating systems, in industrial applications or to control
refrigerator systems, greenhouses, dryers or isothermal
folding portals.
Installation example
As shown in the diagrams, one of the possible applications
consists in the installation of a THS-S modular thermostat
inside an automation or distribution switchboard where the
temperature must be kept at a set value. Thanks to the THS-S
thermostat, you can thus control the temperature, permitting
cooling regulations between +20 +60 C and
anti-condensation between 0 +10 C. Furthermore, you can
manage up to 3 kW of point heaters without having to use any
external contactors to manage the load.
AUXILIARIES
L1
sensor
THS-S
L1
THS-S
AUXILIARIES
THS-S
Heating
Cooling
SENSOR
8
THS-S
10
N
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
2
4
THS-W
AT3
AT2-R
E 232-E230Multi 10
T1 PLUS
T1
11
D1
12
10
THS-S
E 232-230
AT1-R
THS-C
7 - E 232-230Multi 10 turns on
the cellar lights when the button is
pressed. The lights then remain on
until the button is pressed again.
However, the lights will still be turned
off after a preset time if the user
forgets to press the button.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
T1 POLE
THS-S
T1
TWA-1
AT2-R
D1
10
12
6
11
E 232-230
D2
Time, staircase lighting, twilight switches and thermostats | 63
10
THS-S
THS-W
THS-C
AT3-R
T1 PLUS
D2
11
AT2-7R
12
D1
Time, staircase lighting, twilight switches and thermostats | 67
3 - The AT electro-mechanical or
D Line digital time switch can control
various different devices in simple
operating systems that do not use
a PLC.
1
2
3
4
THS-S
THS-W
THS-C
AT3-R
T1 PLUS
D2
AT2-7R
D1
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Order codes
Version
Description
type
ABB code
Bbn 8012542
EAN
Piece weight
kg
Nr of
Pack.
modules
1NO
Daily
AT1
2CSM204205R0601
042051
0.095
1NO
AT1-R
2CSM204215R0601
042150
0.095
1NO/1NC
Daily
AT2
2CSM204105R0601
041054
0.118
1NO/1NC
AT2-R
2CSM204115R0601
041153
0.118
1NO/1NC
AT2-7R
2CSM204125R0601
041252
0.118
1NO/1NC
Daily
AT3
2CSM204225R0601
042259
0.174
1NO/1NC
AT3-R
2CSM204235R0601
042358
0.176
1NO/1NC
AT3-7R
2CSM204245R0601
042457
0.177
1NO/1NC
Daily
ATP
2CSM259233R0601
592334
0.142
1NO/1NC
ATP-R
2CSM258053R0601
580539
0.142
1NO/1NC
ATP-7R
2CSM256873R0601
568735
0.142
Version
Description
type
ABB code
Bbn 8012542
EAN
Piece weight
kg
Nr of
Pack.
modules
1NO/NC
1 channel
D1
2CSM258763R0621
587637
0.140
1NO/NC
D1 PLUS
2CSM257583R0621
575832
0.140
1NO/NC
D1 SYNCHRO
2CSM257493R0621
574934
0.140
2NO/NC
2 channels
D2
2CSM256313R0621
563136
0.140
2NO/NC
D2 PLUS
2CSM277583R0621
775836
0.140
2NO/NC
D2 SYNCHRO
2CSM277363R0621
773634
0.140
Programming key
D KEY
2CSM277143R0621
771432
0.002
D SW
2CSM299973R0621
999737
0.005
D DCF77
2CSM299983R0621
999836
0.150
D GPS
2CSM299993R0621
999935
0.150
2NO/NC
D 365
2CSM256973R0621
569732
0.250
2NO/NC
2 channels extension
D 365 CE
2CSM259463R0621
594635
0.210
LAN module
D 365 LAN
2CSM256603R0621
566038
0.320
Programming KEY
D 365 KEY
2CSM258283R0621
582830
0.120
D 365 DCF77
2CSM257103R0621
571032
0.290
D 365 GPS
2CSM259323R0621
593232
0.470
Description
type
ABB code
Bbn 8012542
EAN
Piece weight
kg
Nr of
Pack.
modules
1...7 min
E 232-230V
2CDE110000R0501
548243
0.081
10
0.520 min
E 232E-230N
2CDE110003R0511
654166
0.083
10
0.520 min
E 232E-8/230N
2CDE010003R0511
654173
0.092
10
0.520 min
E 232E-230Multi 10
2CDE110013R0511
654180
0.082
10
0.520 min
E 232E-8/230Multi 10
2CDE010013R0511
654197
0.093
10
2060 sec
E 232-HLM
2CDE150000R0521
548281
0.075
10
ABB code
Bbn 8012542
EAN
Piece weight
kg
Nr of
Pack.
modules
Version
Description
type
1NO
Twilight switch, 1 CH
T1
2CSM295563R1341
955634
0.076
1NO
T1 PLUS
2CSM295793R1341
957935
0.078
1NO
T1 POLE
2CSM295753R1341
957539
0.140
External sensor
LS-D
2CSM295723R1341
957232
0.069
1NO/NC
TWA-1
2CSM204365R1341
043652
0.160
2NO/NC
TWA-2
2CSM204375R1341
043751
0.160
Description
type
ABB code
Bbn 8012542
EAN
Piece weight
kg
Nr of
Pack.
modules
Version
1NO/NC
THS-W
2CSM207083R1380
070832
0.180
1NO/NC
THS-C
2CSM251163R1380
511632
0.180
2NO
THS-S
2CSM236803R1380
368038
0.200
THS-1
2CSM202033R1380
020332
0.0035
THS-4
2CSM277603R1380
776031
0.0035
Wiring diagrams
L
N
L
N
L
N
L
N
1 3 5 L N
4
3
M
2
M
2
10 12
D2, D2 PLUS
D1 SYNCHRO
D2 SYNCHRO
D DCF77
D GPS
D DCF77
D GPS
1 3 5 7 L
1 3 5 7 L
1 3 5 7 L
1 3 5 7 L
2 4 6 8 N
2 4 6 8 N
2 4 6 8 N
2 4 6 8 N
IE
L1
N
L
L2
IE2
L1
N
L
N
L
D 365
IE1
D 365 CE
N
L
D 365 LAN
BUS DCF77/GPS
5 6 7 + - L
5 6 7 L
C2
C2
C1
C1
1 2 3
S N
RJ45
1 2 3 N
L2
3-wire configuration
E 232-230
3-wire configuration
E 232 HML
4-wire configuration
E 232 HML
max. 50 mA
max. 50 mA
max. 50 mA
L
N
3-wire configuration
E 232E-230N
L
N
230 V~10%
4-wire configuration
E 232E-230N
3-wire configuration
E 232E-230Multi 10
230 V~10%
4-wire configuration
E 232E-230Multi 10
L
N
L
N
L
N
L
N
3-wire configuration
E 232E-8/230N
4-wire configuration
E 232E-8/230N
3-wire configuration
E 232E-8/230Multi 10
4-wire configuration
E 232E-8/230Multi 10
AC/DC
8...240V
AC/DC
8...240V
AC/DC
8...240V
AC/DC
8...240V
L
N
B2 B3
B2 B3
B2 B3
B2 B3
L
N
L
N
L
N
Wiring diagrams
T1 POLE
230 V~ -30T60
16 (3)A / 250 V~
L N
L
N
TWA-1
TWA-2
L
N
L
N
L N
1 3 5 7
1 3 5 7
2 4 6 8
2 4 6 8
Max 100 m
L
230 V~
230 V~
230 V~
THS-W
Heating
Cooling
230 V~
THS-S
230 V~
1 3 5 L N
1 3 5 L N
2 4 6 8 10
2 4 6 8 10
230 V~
1 3 5 L N
2 4
6 8 10
Overall dimensions
AT2
AT2-R
AT2-7R
L N
2
2
17.8
35
45
88.5
AT3
AT3-R
AT3-7R
10 12
54
44
60
72
72
66
ATP
ATP-R
ATP-7R
19
35
47
Overall dimensions
90
45
43.8
35
60
D 365 LAN
D 365 CE
52.5
52.5
45
90
D 365
35
43.8
60
D 365 GPS
28
D 365 DCF77
190
190
120
80
17.5
58
17.5
44
59
17.5
44
58
17.5
45
45
90
E 232E-230Multi 10
E 232E-8/230Multi 10
90
45
45
44
E 232E-230N
E 232E-8/230N
88
E 232-230
90
E 232-HLM
44
58
T1 PLUS
3
17.5
65
45
86
45
86
76
LS-D
70
17.5
TWA-1, TWA-2
3
117
85
45
T1 POLE
35
65
35.8
43.8
60
70
35
THS-S
1 3 5 L N
2 4 6 8 10
2 4 6 8 10
2 4 6 8 10
35
35
35
90
45
1 3 5 L N
90
1 3 5 L N
60
45
THS-C
60
Glossary
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