The MTL 2210B is a 1-channel, 120V AC switch-operated relay designed for hazardous area applications. It provides a reliable and safe method for controlling electrical devices in explosive environments.
Key Specifications:
- Number of Channels: One
- Switch Location: Zone 0, IIC, T6 hazardous area
- Voltage Applied to Switch: 5.6V DC from 1.5kΩ
- Input/Output Characteristics:
- Relay energized if <200Ω between terminals 1 & 2 and 3 & 4
- Relay de-energized if >500Ω between terminals 1 & 2 or 3 & 4
- Hysteresis: Nominal 100Ω
- Latching Facility: Enabled by linking terminals 5 & 6
- Power Supply Failure Protection: Relay de-energized if supply fails
- Broken Line Protection: Relay de-energized if either line broken (non-latching) or unlatch circuit broken (latching)
- Fail-Safe Earth Fault Protection: Enabled by connecting terminal 8 to earth
- No-Fail Earth Fault Protection: Enabled by connecting terminal 8 to MTL4220
- Response Time: 50ms, nominal
- Contacts: 2-pole changeover
- Contact Rating: 250V:5A:500VA (AC) (resistive loads, reactive loads must be suppressed), 250V:5A:250W (DC) (resistive loads, reactive loads must be suppressed)
- Contact Life Expectancy: 2 x 105 operations at maximum load
- LED Indicator: ON when relay energized
- Consumption: 0.9 to 1.4W (AC versions), 60mA (24V DC version)
- Ambient Temperature Limits: -20 to +55°C (all versions, close packed), -20 to +60°C (all versions, at least 5mm apart), -40 to +80°C (all versions, storage)
- Safety Description: 7V, 300Ω, 22mA
- FM Max Entity Parameters: Voc = 8.3V, Isc = 26mA, Ca = 7μF, La = 47mH
Features:
- Dual-channel control: Enables simultaneous control of two 500VA loads.
- Latching function: Allows for pushbutton stop/start control of electric motors.
- Fault protection: Includes power supply failure, broken line, and earth fault protection.
- Safety certifications: Approved for use in hazardous areas.
Applications:
- Industrial automation: Controlling electrical devices in hazardous environments.
- Machine control: Operating motors and other equipment.
- Safety systems: Ensuring safe operation in hazardous areas.