- Start and Stop Trigger: The most common method to trigger the process timer is using dry contact (unpowered) inputs. Some process timers can be triggered with ASCII Control codes.
- Reset Time: The process timer should have a quick reset time to avoid delays between resets.
- Audible Alerts: Does the process timer have the ability to play an audible alert if the operator does not finish the task in his/her allotted time?
- Alarm Output: Does the process timer have the ability to trigger an alarm output based on a preset value?
- PLC Interface: Can the process timer be interfaced with your PLC to easily change the startup time?
- Input Power: 85-265V AC/DC is suitable for almost common in industrial environments for process timers all over the world.
- Operating Environment: Process timers should be able to withstand harsh manufacturing environment.
- Installation: Compact and lightweight process timers are preferred for the ease of installation.
- MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure): LED process timers are typically rated up to 100,000 hours.
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