B2J0101 — Power-on delay
Delayed equipment start after power is applied.
This selection page separates ordinary timer and delay modules from safety relays. Use the product links to verify the exact mode, electrical limits and optional housing for the model being ordered.
Delayed equipment start after power is applied.
External-trigger timing for pumps, conveyors and sequences.
One module covering several general timing behaviours.
Configurable sequences and repeated cyclic operation.
Scheduled switching and specialised timing tasks.
Coordinated non-safety machine sequencing.
Decide whether timing starts at power-up, from a digital trigger, from a clock schedule or as part of a repeating cycle.
Confirm relay or transistor output, switching voltage, current, isolation and whether the load needs an interposing contactor.
Define the minimum and maximum interval, repeat behaviour, supply and whether the order requires a board, enclosure or DIN-rail option.
Safety boundary: none of the timer modules on this page should be used as the safety controller for an emergency stop, safety light curtain or guard-door interlock.
| Model | Primary function | Typical selection reason |
|---|---|---|
| B2J0101 | Power-on delay | Delayed equipment start after power is applied |
| B2J0201 | Trigger delay | External-trigger timing for pumps, conveyors and sequences |
| B2J0601 | Multi-mode delay | One module covering several general timing behaviours |
| E4J0101 | Programmable / cyclic timing | Configurable sequences and repeated cyclic operation |
| E4J0102 | Clock-based timing | Scheduled switching and specialised timing tasks |
| E4J-0103 | Dual-channel linkage delay | Coordinated non-safety machine sequencing |
It is a non-safety control module that provides more than one timing behaviour, such as power-on delay, trigger delay, interval or cyclic operation. Confirm the exact modes on the selected model.
A cyclic timer repeatedly alternates timed on/off states. Typical uses include intermittent pumps, fans, lubrication, indicators and repetitive process sequencing.
No. A timing module is for ordinary automation and does not provide the monitored dual-channel safety architecture required for emergency stops, guard switches or light curtains.
Not across every B2J/E4J order. DIN-rail mounting, bare-board format and enclosure options must be confirmed for the exact ordered configuration.