[Collins] SELL: Collins 30S1 Amperite 115NO180 Time Delay Relay

[Sheldon Daitch]

Raymond,

looks like the 115NO2 is a 115V unit, normal open, 2 second delay and with
an octal base.  The "T" suffix indicates a 9-pin miniature base.

Try:

http://products.amperite.com/Uploads/g.PDF

73
Sheldno

Raymond Cote wrote:
> Since Ron brought up 115 volt relays, I checked my stock and I have 115NO30T 
> and 115 NO2.  Anyone know what these numbers mean?  My guess would be 115 
> Volts, NO [normally open] and the 30 would probably mean 30 seconds.  What 
> about the the ending on the first one?   The 115 NO2 is not as apparent. 
> Anyone?
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: <w2cqm at juno.com>
> To: <Collins at mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 6:08 AM
> Subject: [Collins] SELL: Collins 30S1 Amperite 115NO180 Time Delay Relay
>
>
>   
>> Offering a difficult to locate,  brand new, Amperite octal plug-in time 
>> delay OEM  relay for the Collins 30S1 amplifier. Complete with the 
>> original, unblemished  tube carton . Brand new, tested only!  Both tube an 
>> carton are clearly imprinted "115NO180 Relay" signifying the 115VAC 
>> operating voltage with a SPST  Normally Open contact  and the  mandatory 3 
>> minute filament warm up  delay prior to closing.   $85 + $2.50 First Class 
>> postage.   $100 Insurance optional ($2.15) . Make good sense to acquire a 
>> replacement  for inventory. Pa;y Pal OK +4%  Ron W2CQM/3
>>
>>     
>