CG907A3 Danaher
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The Danaher CG907A3 is part of the Timers and Controllers series and operates as an on-delay timer with DPDT output contacts. It can handle up to 10 Amps at 120 VAC or 28 VDC resistive load and features plug-in surface mounting with an 8-pin octal socket base. The device supports a frequency of 50/60 Hz and is rated for mechanical life of 20,000,000 operations.
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The CG907A3 is an industrial timing relay produced by Danaher within the Timers and Controllers series. Designed for panel builders and original equipment manufacturers, the unit fits an 8-pin octal socket and locks onto a plug-in surface-mount base, allowing it to be removed without disconnecting the attached wiring. It draws only 0.8 VA while idle and 2.5 VA during timing from a 120 VAC supply, which limits the load placed on the control circuit. Its 50/60 Hz input range supports operation with common power frequencies. When control power is lost, the timing function resets automatically so a new timing cycle can begin after power returns.
The relay’s output stage provides two form-C contacts in a DPDT arrangement. Each contact path carries up to 10 A at 120 VAC with a resistive AC load or 10 A at 28 VDC with a low-voltage DC load. The device operates in on-delay mode, so the output contacts change state only after the internally generated time interval has elapsed. This operating sequence supports delayed motor starts, conveyor staging, and other control processes that require one circuit to activate after another. Following a power interruption, the contacts return to their normal state within 50 ms, providing predictable recovery in control sequences. The relay has a mechanical endurance of 20,000,000 operations, allowing its switching mechanism to withstand frequent cycles in automated equipment.
Electrical isolation between the coil circuit and switching poles is rated at 1000 VAC RMS, reducing the potential for unwanted coupling between control wiring and connected loads. The electronic and mechanical components operate at temperatures ranging from 0 °C to +60 °C. This operating range accommodates typical control cabinets without requiring supplemental heating or cooling under normal installation conditions. The relay’s octal connection also keeps the timing circuit, power input, and switching contacts organized through a standardized plug-in interface. Its automatic reset behavior permits repeated on-delay cycles without a separate manual reset connection.
