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Guidelines for safe installation, operation, and repair by qualified personnel, emphasizing authorized parts and avoiding modification.
Instructions for correct removal and disposal of the LiMnO2 primary cell according to environmental regulations.
Instructions for creating ON/OFF programs using predefined or individual day selections and setting switching times.
Description of operating modes: Auto, Constant ON, Constant OFF, and Extra, including manual override behavior.
Procedure for resetting the device, warning that all data will be cleared and requiring re-entry of settings.
This document describes the Legrand D21 1-channel time switch, a device designed for automated control of electrical circuits based on programmed schedules.
The D21 time switch operates on a Type 1.B. S. T. principle, adhering to IEC/EN 60730-1 and IEC/EN 60730-2-7 standards. It is designed for operation in a normal environment and is typically mounted in a distribution panel. The device features a potential-free switch output.
At its core, the time switch allows users to program up to 56 switching times, each consisting of an ON time, an OFF time, and associated days of the week. Programs can be set for predefined day groups (e.g., Monday to Sunday, Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday) or for individual days using the "INDIVIDUAL" option, offering flexibility in scheduling. All switch commands are executed in chronological order within a week, and programs are executed in the order in which they are entered. The device combines programs of a channel with a logical OR.
The time switch supports automatic operation ("Auto" mode), where it follows the programmed schedules. Additionally, it offers "Constant ON" and "Constant OFF" modes for continuous activation or deactivation of the output, respectively. An "Extra" mode inverts the switch status imposed by the program, acting as a manual override. In this mode, the time switch resumes control with the next effective switch command.
A "Random function" is available to simulate presence by shifting programmed switching cycles randomly within a range of ± 15 minutes. This feature can enhance security by making the lighting patterns less predictable.
The device also includes a "Holiday" program, which, when activated, executes a constant ON/OFF state between a specified start and end date (0:00h on the start date and 24:00h on the end date). This program must be reactivated after each run.
For advanced applications, an "Expert mode" unlocks additional functions, including power grid synchronization to improve accuracy and a "Cycle function." The cycle function allows for cyclical switch commands where the ON time is set by a logical "OR" of programs. A fixed cycle of ON and OFF time operates within these limits, always starting with the ON time. The cycle duration and ON time within the cycle are consistent across all switching times and can be set independently in one-second increments.
The D21 time switch is designed for user-friendly interaction through its menu-driven interface. Upon applying supply voltage, the device starts automatically with the last selected function, and the relay position is set according to the current program. The backlighting is not active.
Initial Setup:
Programming and Control:
Data Key Functionality:
Security and Customization:
Testing and Monitoring:
Reset Function:
Battery Replacement:
General Safety:
| Type | Digital Timer |
|---|---|
| Operating Voltage | 230 V AC |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Switching Capacity | 16 A / 250 V AC |
| Shortest Switching Time | 1 minute |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Mounting | DIN Rail |
| Protection Degree | IP20 |
| Storage Temperature | -20 °C to +60 °C |
| Timing Accuracy | ± 1 sec/day |
| Contact Type | Changeover contact (CO) |
| Weight | Approximately 100 g |












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