Electro-mechanical timers function as on delay, off delay, interval timers, or repeat cycle devices. This device regulates specific machine functions, such as filling or actuating a part of the system, such as a conveyor. In addition, an electro-mechanical timer is characteristically long-lived. If your application for a timer requires less space or where a non-fixed (variable) time range is required, then look at our Electronic Timer products.
Eagle Signal electro-mechanical timers are very popular for applications that do not require extremely fast duty cycles or reset actions. Select the proper electro-mechanical timer from the Eagle Signal portfolio based on the time interval requirements of your application.
Simplicity of Operation - user-adjustable setpoint with a knob and a simple clock-like dial
Operate in Harsh Power Environments - electro-mechanical timers are virtually immune to EMI, brownouts, and blackouts and withstand many power surges
Heavy Duty Construction - years of operation continue to prove the extended maintenance-free life in dirty, dusty, damp, hot, and cold environments
Simple Programming - no switch programming required. Timer works the way you expect it to work
Long Service Life - highly reliable. Exact or similar replacements available for an extensive installed base
The HP5 CYCL-FLEX® series timer is a high quality, synchronous motor driven reset timer housed in the standard CYCL-FLEX® plug-in housing.
The HQ4 series 48 percentage timer is an accurate, economical, enclosed percentage timer designed for use in applications where a repetitive ON time of a fixed cycle needs to be variable. Ideal for irrigation controls, chemical feeding, program temperature controls, electric heaters, ovens, motor control and Lubrication systems.
Shop SeriesThe HQ9 offers accurate, efficient control for many industrial applications. These include motion control, electric heaters, ovens, program temperature controls, chemical feeding, and lubrication systems.
Shop SeriesThe TF series timer is a low cost, manually set, synchronous motor driven timer, adjustable to a selected timer interval by a pointer knob. The TF is available in 6 time ranges from 1 minute to 11 hours.
Shop SeriesThe TM series TIME/MODULE® consists of a series of modules, each interlocking with the other and keyed so that they can be assembled only one way. Choosing the correct combination of modules will solve virtually all repeating time control problems.
Shop SeriesThe HG1 FLEXOPULSE Series is a repeat cycle, two circuit timer housed in the popular Cycle-Flex plug –in case.
Shop SeriesThe Model 191 is a push-button start, motor driven timer with cycle progress pointer, double make-double break snap action switch and is used to energize a load for a preset time period.
Shop SeriesWith Minimal electrical components, Eagle Signal Electro-Mechanical Timers provide long-lasting, fixed timing controls in industrial applications.
Shop SeriesEagle Signal electrical timers are ideal for industrial applications that require feedback/output control functions.
Shop SeriesEagle Signal percentage timers are continuous ON-OFF control devices commonly used in irrigation systems.
Shop SeriesElectronic, Electro-mechanical, and percentage timers are the most common types of Eagle Signal industrial timers. However, we offer other timers and relays that don’t fall into the categories mentioned above. Below, you will find more information on Eagle Signal pneumatic timers, manual handset timers, time totalizers, and more!
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Shop SeriesElectro-mechanical timers consist of electrical and mechanical components and often feature an electric motor that drives one or more gears. They typically accept electric or electronic inputs to operate a mechanical output such as rotating wheels or knobs. The ruggedness and simple efficiency of an Eagle Signal electro-mechanical timer are what makes them ideal for applications in spaces such as:
In electro-mechanical timers, a synchronous motor turns the cam through the switch contacts. Sometimes, a friction clutch can be found between the cam and the gear train. Electro-mechanical timers must be adjusted manually.
The five main types of electro-mechanical timers include on-delay, off-delay, internal delay, recycle (percentage), and one-shot timers.
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