Müller SC 38.20 pro5 digitale tijdschakelaar 12-24 V AC/DC 600 W DIN-rail 2-kanaals weekprogramma 24784

The Müller SC 38.20 pro5 stands apart with its dual-channel control and 50-program memory, enabling independent scheduling of two circuits from a single DIN rail unit. Its 12-24 V AC/DC operating range suits low-voltage installations where typical 230 V timers cannot be used.

Highlights

• Two channels with 50 ON/OFF programs for flexible weekly scheduling
• Wide 12-24 V AC/DC supply voltage for low-voltage systems
• High switching capacity: 16 A / 250 V AC per channel, 600 W LED load
• 5-year lithium battery power reserve maintains settings during outages
• Automatic summer/winter time changeover and holiday program
• Manual override and PIN code protection for secure operation
• Zero-crossing switching reduces inrush current and extends relay life

In daily use

Program up to 50 ON/OFF events per week with 1-minute resolution. The LCD shows current time and program status, while manual override lets you temporarily change state without altering stored programs. PIN protection prevents unauthorized changes. The zero-crossing switching minimizes contact wear, making it suitable for frequent switching of LED lighting.

Full specifications

• Product type: Digital time switch
• Program type: Weekly program
• Number of channels: 2
• Memory locations: 50 ON/OFF programs
• Operating voltage: 12-24 V AC/DC
• Switching capacity (resistive load): 16 A / 250 V AC per channel
• Switching capacity (LED load): 600 W
• Mounting type: DIN rail (2 TE)
• Power reserve: 5 years (lithium battery)
• Shortest switching time: 1 minute
• Time accuracy: ±1 sec/day at 20°C
• Display type: LCD
• Protection class: IP20
• Operating temperature range: -20 °C to +55 °C
• Connections: Screw terminals
• Special features: Automatic summer/winter time changeover, holiday program, manual override, PIN code protection, zero-crossing switching

Final note

The SC 38.20 pro5 is a precise and durable solution for low-voltage time control in industrial and building automation.