ERIE AT33A00T Schneider Electric () "3WIRE FLT ACT "3WIRE FLT ACT

24V THREE WIRE ACTUATOR W/TIME OUT

ERIE AT33A00T Schneider Electric () "3WIRE FLT ACT" 3WIRE FLT ACT *** 24V THREE WIRE ACTUATOR W/TIME OUT

The Schneider AT33A00T 3WIRE FLT ACT 24V THREE WIRE ACTUATOR W/TIME OUT is a simple, direct drive/gearless, hybrid snap-action (wiper), contactor actuator with built-in support for the 3-wire (green, yellow and red) Wiegand protocol. The AT33A00T offers a faster data transmission rate than conventional motorized time delay contactors while providing significant energy savings compared to traditional photoelectric controls

The Schneider Electric () AT33A00T 24V three-wire time out arc-tronics® actuator is designed for medium duty applications.

The Erie AT33A00T is a three wire actuator with time out for use in commercial applications. The time out feature provides manual reset of the actuator, after a specific period of inactivity. The included auxiliary time delay contacts allow up to a ten second delay between the first and second stage operation.

The ERIE AT33A00T three-wire adjustable time out actuator features a NEMA 4X enclosure and a PVC electrical box. A time-out setting from 30 seconds to five minutes at 5 second intervals, is provided on the face of the timer. This particular model features a long lever to allow for easy placements on large Wiring diagram

The At33A00T is a 3 wire, 2-conductor analog remote control relay with time out feature that can be used to control air flow, heater blower motor operation, outdoor air conditioning compressor operation and many other solenoid operated devices. It features low voltage and current ratings for compatibility with 24V AC or DC applications. The At33A00T is commonly found in areas such as industrial, commercial and residential applications. Features: "Best price among single channel controllers Relay

The Schneider Electric AT33A00T is a single-phase, 100% duty cycle 3WIRE AC actuator that is UL 1037 listed and CSA certified. The time out feature has been disabled in this configuration of the actuator to prevent the potential fire hazard occurred from unbolting the equipment from its mounting location.