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Product Information |
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Manufacturer: |
Artisan |
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Part
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4215A-1-8-A-2 |
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Series: |
4215 Series |
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Description: |
Solid State Flasher • Input Voltage : 48 VDC • Flash Rate : 5 - 250 FPM • Mounting : Base Mount • Contact Configuration : NO • Output Current : 5 Amps |
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RoHS un-known |
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Ordering
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1 |
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Pricing |
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Please
Submit an RFQ (Request for Quote) For Pricing |
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Order |
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Notes |
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Please submit an RFQ (Request for Quote) for pricing |
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Overview
Specification
Drawings
| The model 4215 is an AC power flasher that provides AC or DC control of AC load circuits. Optical isolation between the input control voltage and output load voltage permits input control to be different from the output load voltage. When the control voltage is applied, the model 4215 begins a flashing cycle, with the output switch turning ON first. The load circuit will continue to flash for as long as the control voltage remains applied. The model 4215 provides zero voltage output switching of AC loads up to 10 amperes. The flash rate is fixed voltage output switching of AC loads up to 10 amperes. The flash rate is fixedat a 50% duty cycle of the fixed or adjustable flash rate period. Available in both fixed and adjustable timing models.
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| Features |
| Digital Timing Circuitry |
| In/Output Optically Isolated |
| Zero Voltage Switching |
| UL Recognized |
| 1, 5, & 10 Ampere Outputs |
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| Main
Category |
Flashers |
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Category |
Solid State Flasher |
| Input Voltage |
48 VDC |
| Flash Rate |
5 - 250 FPM |
| Mounting |
Base Mount |
| Contact Configuration |
Solid State - NO |
| Output Current |
5 Amps |
| Load Voltage |
AC only (12, 24, 48, 115, 230) 50/60 Hz. |
| Timing Mode |
Flasher (opto-isolation between control & output voltage). |
| Output Rating |
70mA to 5A inductive with inrush currents to 40A for 8 milliseconds. |
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