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on delay timer

07/06/2008 5:47 AM

please send me low cost on delay timer

range 0.3 to 10 sec

voltage 240V
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Re: on delay timer

07/06/2008 6:53 AM

No

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Re: on delay timer

07/06/2008 10:11 AM

If you meant to say... "please send me INFORMATION ON A low cost delay timer". There are many manufacturers of such devices. Search GlobalSpec and you will find many of them.

If you actually wanted someone to send you a timer, why exactly should one do so?

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Re: on delay timer

07/06/2008 10:09 PM

Hello Guest,

I have several of these, but they are either in use, or on the workshop shelf, waiting to be used.

I have none to spare for you

Kind Regards....

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Re: on delay timer

07/06/2008 11:48 PM

How many you need? $10 each in 1000 lots and you also pay for shipment cost. It is an open PCB operates on 12V or 24V DC power and can switch 240V 8A through SPDT switch. It is Microprocessor controlled so time is precise to +/-1ms. Single quantity $150.

I also have a delay timer 0-2000s with 100ns time step delay setting. This is ST2006 model and has 6 channels.

I want to help you if you have a real good business deal.

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