19108A601 Danaher
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The Danaher 19108A601 is a motor driven timer from the Timers and Controllers series with a rated voltage of 120 VAC and a contact rating of 10 Amps at 120/240 VAC. It features a time range of 40 minutes with a dial division of 1 minute, and uses a push button start method. The timer has a SPDT switch form, a repeat and setting accuracy of 1.5 percent of full scale, and is mounted with two tapped holes.
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The 19108A601 is a motor-driven interval timer manufactured by Danaher for the Timers and Controllers series. The unit uses a synchronous AC motor to rotate a cam that actuates an internal switch at the end of a preset delay. Installed in conveyor, curing oven, or pump purge circuits, it supplies a dependable stand-alone timing function that continues even when higher-level control equipment is offline. The electromechanical design suits applications that require fixed, repeated cycles without programming and straightforward wiring.
Delay selection is made on a front dial that covers 40 minutes in total and is graduated in 1-minute increments for quick adjustment. Once engaged, the mechanism repeats the chosen period within 1.5% of full scale, limiting cumulative drift. The synchronous motor operates on 120 VAC single-phase utility power and is calibrated for 60 Hz service, so no auxiliary supply is needed. Six-inch, 20 AWG leads stripped to 5/8 inch exit the housing for line and load connections. Two tapped holes on the rear casting allow rigid panel mounting. A jumper between terminals 1 and 4 establishes the SPDT changeover contact required by many interlock circuits.
The output stage is rated at 10 A at 120/240 VAC, enabling the timer to switch solenoid valves, small motors, or resistive heaters directly. Despite that switching capacity, the motor drive consumes only 3 W, which minimizes heat buildup and reduces power demand inside control cabinets. Accurate operation is maintained when the line voltage remains within +10%/-15%. The contact system uses a double-make, double-break architecture that opens and closes both sides of the circuit to reduce arcing. A pushbutton on the bezel initiates each timing cycle, while 0.188 × 0.250 × 0.020-inch quick-connect tabs permit toolless wiring.
