19108A5 Danaher
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The Danaher 19108A5 is part of the Timers and Controllers series and operates at a nominal voltage of 120 V AC with a frequency of 50 Hz. This push-button reset timer has a contact rating of 10 amps at 120 or 240 V AC and offers a time range of up to 40 minutes. It features a repeat and setting accuracy of 1.5 percent of full scale, and supports dial divisions of 1 minute.
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The 19108A5 is a mechanical process timer manufactured by Danaher and supplied under the Timers and Controllers series. Designed for panel installation, it introduces a fixed delay into a control circuit and can be reset with a front-mounted push button. The unit switches its internal contacts only after the selected period has elapsed, supporting sequencing tasks in packaging lines, small ovens, and batch-processing equipment that do not require programmable logic. Its compact dial interface keeps the selected interval visible during operation and allows direct adjustment from the front of the panel.
The timer operates from a 120 V AC supply and is calibrated for 50 Hz mains power, allowing connection to compatible facility circuits without a step-down transformer. Its switching element supports a 10 A resistive load at 120/240 V AC, enabling the timer to control contactors, indicator lamps, or small heaters without an intermediate relay. Timing is selected on a circular scale marked in 1-minute divisions. The scale provides a 40-minute maximum delay, allowing the pointer to be positioned throughout the available timing range. Under stable line conditions, the unit provides repeatability within 1.5% of full scale, helping maintain consistent intervals between successive machine cycles. All adjustments are mechanical, so the selected value remains in place when power is removed or the connected equipment is shut down.
The model is a push-button reset timer, allowing a running interval to be canceled from the front actuator. Pressing the reset button returns the contacts to their normal state so the next timing cycle can begin from the initial position. The supply input accommodates a +10% to -15% voltage tolerance, reducing unwanted interruptions when utility voltage varies within that range. The case is intended for panel mounting, while the front-facing scale allows the delay setting to be read without opening the enclosure. Its terminal arrangement provides access to the power and switched connections needed for integration into a conventional control circuit.
