Theben Control devices for switches and sockets

theben control devices for operator fronts and field I O

Front elements and rear blocks share a 22 mm cut-out with anti-rotation keys, IP65 to IP69K faces when paired with the right gaskets, and clamp windows for 0.5…2.5 mm² Cu. Contact stacks handle AC-15 230 V at 3 A and DC-13 24 V at 2 A with mechanical latches that survive vibration in lift lobbies. Standardising on theben control devices keeps depth behind the door, label windows, and torque notes identical across cabinets, so night-shift swaps are quick and tidy.

theben timers and relays for lighting HVAC and pumps

Weekly and astro timers switch 1CO and 2CO relays rated 10…16 A; latch accuracy is stabilised by DCF or GPS where time sync is available. Plug-in relay cubes cover 6–16 A with coils 12/24/48 V DC and 110/230 V AC, LED status, and test levers. Use theben timers and relays to interpose delicate PLC outputs from contactors, add staircase timing in stairwells, and stage fans with off-delays that prevent short-cycling.

theben control panels layout thermal paths and service speed

Rails keep 7.5–10 mm vertical breathing; ducts hold 45 mm covers for bend radius and label visibility. B C D curve MCB rows up to 63 A coordinate with shunt/undervoltage releases and door interlocks. Marker fonts, colour logic, and test points remain consistent so techs can read panels at a glance. When drawing sets call up theben control panels, torque tables and wiring strip windows carry over floor to floor without rework.

theben automation devices interfaces and I O density

Compact I O slices mix DI DO AI AO with 12–16 bit resolution; scan times in the low-ms range suit interlocks and small motion tasks. Protocols include Modbus TCP RTU and KNX where a building bus exists; Ethernet variants expose diagnostics for BMS trending. Integrators specify theben automation devices when space is tight—6.2–12.5 mm bodies maintain airflow while detachable connectors let harnesses be pre-built off-site.

theben time controllers scheduling profiles and overrides

Astro offset, holiday tables, pulse and staircase modes, and sunrise/sunset tracking are common. Relay life improves when contact arcs are snubbed (RC on AC, flyback on DC); contact gaps stay consistent thanks to guided-contact options. Maintenance crews group theben time controllers by riser so menu logic, default schedules, and backup retention behave the same from one board to the next.

theben programmable control units logic blocks networking and power

Compact controllers execute timers, counters, PID for temperature loops, and safe start-up sequences. Supply rails are typically 24 V DC with peak boost for inrush; digital inputs accept 3–5 mA thresholds; analogue channels support 0–10 V and 4–20 mA with channel-to-channel isolation on higher-spec cards. Handheld backups clone parameter sets so identical rooms roll out in minutes. Selecting theben programmable control units early fixes I O pitch, door clearance, and cable set geometry across a project.

theben control accessories mounting wiring and indication

Legend plates, booted pushers, contact block extenders, and LED modules share the same bayonet or screw interface. Rear shrouds keep IP20 at the back; anti-rotation plates stop creep on thin stainless doors. Contact stacks build up to three deep with clear mechanical indexing; 2 mm test tabs let commissioning proceed without live loads. Stocking theben control accessories by block type, lens colour, and clamp style prevents on-site improvisation.

Selection checkpoints for B2B engineers

• Lock control voltage, bus type, and enclosure IP first; these decisions drive I O cards, operator fronts, and gland sets.
• Size contactors and relays for AC-3 duty with margin for hot enclosures; confirm MCB curves and short-circuit coordination.
• Document torque windows and strip lengths per terminal family; pull-test a sample rail before release.
• Keep EMC discipline: 360° braid clamps at entry plates, SELV and mains separated by dividers, earth tails short and direct.
• Plan service: identical labels, menu trees, and spare modules per riser shorten fault-finding at handover.

Advntages of working with Bankoflamps

We organise deliveries in the order crews install, not the order a catalogue lists. You get project-specific pricing, live EU stock before teams are booked, and quotes with EAN/MPN in about an hour. The portal shows shipment status, lead times, and downloadable price files with validity windows you can actually plan around. Trusted accounts use post-payment up to 30 days. We consolidate per room bundle so operator fronts, I O slices, timers, and accessories land together, and your account manager cross-checks coil voltages, curve selections, rail pitch, label sets, gland threads, and torque notes against your drawings—keeping boards site-ready across France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.