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    Series LTC2 Tilt Switch Control Unit

    Tilt Switch Control Unit Adjustable Time-Delay
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    Series LTC2 Tilt Switch Control Unit

    Adjustable Time-Delay

    The Series LTC2 Tilt Probe Control Units feature an adjustable time delay and a logic selector switch. The logic selector switch determines when the output relay actuates and de-actuates, thus while in position one, the relay is energized when the probe is in the vertical position and de-energizes when the probe is in the titled position, and while in position two, the actions are opposite. In addition, an adjustable time-delay feature may be assigned to either the vertical or the tilt position to prevent false signals. The relay assumes the de-energized position upon reaching the end of the delay period as well as upon failure of power to the controller.

    Product Applications

    • Large hoppers
    • Silos
    • Crushers
    • Trippers
    • Stackers
    • Conveyors
    Temperature Limit: -4 to 104°F (-20 to 40°C).
    Power Requirements: 115 VAC @ 50/60 Hz.
    Power Consumption: 10W.
    Switch Type: DPDT.
    Electrical Rating: 5 A @ 120 VAC; 5 A @ 240 VAC.
    Enclosure: Cast aluminum.
    Enclosure Rating: None or NEMA 4, 4X.
    Electrical Connections: No suffix: 120 VAC; B suffix: 240 VAC.
    Conduit Connections: 3/4 NPT: 2 power/relay & 1 probe.
    Indicator Light : Green (when relay is energized and probe vertical); Red (when relay is de-energized and probe tilted), LED lamps.
    Time Delay: 0.1 to 35 sec; Adjustment will delay output relay action.
    • Adjustable time delay feature may be assigned to either the vertical or the tilt position to prevent false signals
    • Logic selector switch determines when the output relay actuates and deactuates, thus while in position one, the relay is energized when the probe is in the vertical position and de-energizes when the probe is in the titled position, and while in position two, the actions are opposite
    • Relay assumes the de-energized position upon reaching the end of the delay period as well as upon failure of power to the controller