Lennox 58C99 TIME DELAY RELAY TIME DELAY RELAY

TIME DELAY RELAY

Lennox is making it easier than ever to upgrade your cooling unit's ability to be programmed for efficiency with the 58C99 TIME DELAY RELAY, which can be used with most of the older units too! This relay far outstrips the outdated technology currently being widely utilized within most cooling systems. Not only does the 58C99 relay offer the desired amount of time that customers need without all that extra wiring, but it also features a simple plug-in installation process requiring no tools.

Time Delay Relays - Time Delay Relay is delay-on-make (open) and delay-on-break (close).

The 58C99 Time Delay Relay is a consumer use product designed to time delay contact closures of 0 to 360 minutes. The time delay feature requires no electrical connections or direct wiring into the timer relay. The timer relay is controlled by the time delay mechanism supplied with each relay, and in turn, controls the closure of the contact closures (CO). The time delay mechanism can be adjusted to control the contact closures from 1 second to 360 minutes.

The Lennox 58C99 Time Delay Relay is used on furnace models Series 90, 95, 100, HCM84 and 90/95/100-418.

The 58C99 time delay relay is a programmable digital time delay switch with 15-minute increments of ON/OFF time. The 58C99 can be set for up to 24 hours ON and 168 hours OFF. Also available is a time delay relay that automatically turns on lights for 5 minutes, 60 seconds before the morning Sun rises. This way you never lose those early morning colors.

The 58C99 is a time delay relay that provides a constant on or off output status. The delayed on feature allows you to provide up to 34 days of protection with one setting. The delayed off feature allows you to have time interval operation for up to 26 times in succession, all using one switch input and the same relay.

The 58C99 time delay relay device for air conditioning/heat pump systems is a commonly installed accessory to these systems. It allows the operation of a system to be delayed after a rapid heating or cooling surge and then enables the timer to operate in sequence with other controlled equipment in the building system.