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Automatic Timing & Controls Introduces DIN Rail Mount Multi-Function Timer for OEM and Industrial Applications

Automatic Timing & Controls (ATC), a division of the Marsh Bellofram Group of Companies, today announced the global market launch of the new Model 175MU, a DIN rail mount multi-function automatic industrial timer, designed to meet OEM machinery, equipment and related manufacturing requirements.

The economical, low-cost ATC Model 175MU acts as a drop-in replacement for most DIN rail mount industrial timers, with a universal supply voltage of 20-240 VAC (50/60 Hz) and 12-240 VDC, thirteen unique functions, and with 10 timing ranges within a single unit. The timer comes standard in a 17.5 mm DIN rail mount housing with a 5 amp SPDT relay output contact configuration and user-selectable time ranges, from 0.1 second up to three hours. In addition, the unit is easily configured via its front knobs for time range, time scale and mode setting. The ATC Model 175MU is both UL listed and CE certified.

The ATC Model 175MU reduces in-house inventory management requirements, by providing a single part number to competently support a range of industrial timing applications. With its versatility, enhanced functionality and competitive cost, the timer is ideal for OEM equipment, packaging and plastics machinery, machinery control, materials handling, conveyor systems control, motors and pumps, and process related applications.

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For more information, please contact:

Dwight Nafziger                             
VP of Sales and Marketing                          
Marsh Bellofram Group of Companies                
Email: customerRFQ@marshbellofram.com
Web:  www.marshbellofram.com/automatic-timing-controls                

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