Schneider Electric Cct16364 Analogue Din Rail Time Switch 250 V Ac 1-channel Instruction Manual

Schneider Electric Cct16364 Analogue Din Rail Time Switch 250 V Ac 1-channel Instruction Manual

Schneider logoIH 24h
Operating instructionsSchneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 ChannelArt. no.
srm: CCT16364
arm: CCT15365

For your safety

Electric Warning IconDANGER
Risk of serious damage to property and personal injury,  e.g. from fire or electric shock, due to incorrect electrical installation.
The safe electrical installation can only be ensured if the person in question can prove basic knowledge in the following areas:

  • Connecting to installation networks
  • Connecting several electrical devices
  • Laying electric cables

These skills and experience are normally only possessed by skilled professionals who are trained in the field of electrical installation technology. If these minimum requirements are not met or are disregarded in any way, you will be solely liable for any damage to property or personal injury.

Getting to know IH 24h

IH 24h is a mechanical time switch that switches connected loads on or off when the set time has been reached. It is installed on a DIN rail (DIN EN 60715).

Product details

Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - overview

A Manual switch
B Setting disc
C Switching segments
D Automatic/permanent switch
E Clock hands (hour, minutes)
F Display: Morning (3/6/9), afternoon (15/18/21)
G Rotary knob
H Switch output
I Mains connection

Installing IH 24h

  1. Place the IH 24h onto the DIN rail.
  2. Connect cables:
    • Remove 8 mm (max. 9 mm) of insulation
    • Open the plug-in terminal with a screwdriver and plug in the cable at a 45° angle. (max. 2 cables per plug-in terminal)
    Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - overview1
  3. Connect the mains voltage.

Note 12IH 24harm (art. no. CCT15365) is equipped with a quartz clock mechanism. The quartz clock mechanism only starts after a few minutes after having connected it to a power supply. The complete power reserve is reached after 5 days.

Setting IH 24h

Setting the time
Use the rotary knob to set the time (hour, minutes). You can turn the rotary knob clockwise and anti-clockwise.

Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - time1To set the time in the morning, 3/6/9 must be visible on the clock face.

Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - time2To set the time in the afternoon, 15/18/21  must be visible on the clock face.
Note 12The clock face changes between morning and afternoon times when the dial has gone past 24 and 12 hours.
Setting the switching time
You can set the switching time using the switching segments. Each switching segment stands for a 15-minute time period. The switching segments can be pushed in or out, for example, by using your index finger. The setting disc shows the switching period (+/- 5 minutes).
Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - time3Switching segment out Load switched off
Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - time4The switching segment in Load switched onSchneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - time10

Operating IH 24h

Operating the manual switch You can switch the load on or off in advance as long as the time switch is on automatic mode Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - icon1

  1. Turn the manual switch in one position anti-clockwise.
    The current status is reversed and stays unchanged for the next switch.
    Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - overview3

Operating the automatic/permanent switch

With the automatic/permanent switch, you can switch the load permanently on or off or permanently set it to automatic mode.

  • Activating permanent ON:Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - icon4
    Set the switch to “1”.
    The load is switched on permanently. The set switching times are deactivated.
  • Activating permanent OFF:Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - icon4
    Set the switch to “0”.
    The load is switched off permanently. The set switching times are deactivated.
  • Activating automatic mode:Schneider Electric CCT16364 Analogue DIN Rail Time Switch 250 V ac 1 Channel - icon4
    Set the switch to “clock”. The set switching times remain activated. The load is switched on or off when the set switching time has been reached.

Note 12For permanent ON or permanent OFF, the set switching times are deactivated.

Technical data

Nominal voltage:

CCT16364AC 230 V, 50/ Hz
CCT15365AC 110-230 V, 50-60 Hz
Nominal current:16 A, cos φ = 1
4 A, cos φ = 0.6
Incandescent lamps:AC 230 V, max. 1100 W
Halogen lamps:AC 230 V, max. 1000 W
Fluorescent tubes:AC 230 V, max. 600 VA
Fluorescent lamps with

electronic ballast:

2 x 40 W (12 µF),

parallel-compensated

Compact fluorescent lamps with electronic ballast:25 W
LED lamps:<2 W: 20 W
>2 W:180 W
Power consumption:≈ 0.5 W
Ambient temperature:-20°C to +55°C
Connecting terminals:2 x 0.5 – max. 2.5 mm², fixed and flexible wires

Power reserve:

CCT15365150 h (230 V), 75 h (110 V)

Accuracy:

CCT16364Network synchronous
CCT15365≤ ±1 s/day at +20°C
Mode of operation:srm: Device of 1 BRTU type in accordance with EN 60730-1 arm: Device of 1 BSTU type in accordance with EN 60730-1
Degree of pollution:2
Rated impulse voltage:4000 V
Protection class:II per EN 60730-1 when installed correctly
Type of protection:IP 20 in accordance with EN 60529

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D15365-561-03
en 12/2020
Made in GERMANY

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