Overview
Why
have a DIN rail mountable model of modules?
Many modern automation
and security panels are now DIN rail mountable (rather than rack mounted).
Because our DualTimer and RelayPair modules are also available as
boxed DIN rail mountable units, (as well as surface mountable) they are
ready to work with these new systems.
ULTRAsmart's news is maintained to assist our customers, and interested electronics and automation enthusiasts. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact David Jarvis.
WHAT'S NEW ARTICLES
PCB
Based RelayPair Modules Can now be Broken into 2 Individual Modules
June 2009
ULTRAsmart now packages its PCB based
RelayPair modules so that they can be snapped in half to create 2 individual
modules.
"The RelayPair modules
are now even more flexible. Use then as a pair, or break off an individual
module if that is all that is needed", said David Jarvis, ULTRAsmart's General Manager Marketing
and Communications. And according
to Mr Jarvis, buying individual modules this way and breaking one off when
needed saves on packaging and storage space.
New
Boxed DIN rail or Surface Mountable models of the DualTimer and RelayPair Modules Released
August 2008
ULTRAsmart has released boxed models of
its RelayPair and
DualTimer
modules.
"Our new boxed models can be mounted on a standard DIN rail or surface mounted using 4mm diameter screws", said David Jarvis, ULTRAsmart's General Manager Marketing and Communications.
"Customers have been
asking for boxed models. And by making our modules DIN rail mountable (as
well as the standard surface mountable), we believe these units are looking
to the future of automation and security systems", said David Jarvis.
New
RelayPair Card / Module Released
July 2008
ULTRAsmart has released a new module -
the RelayPair PCB.
"All the functionality of our Basic Relay module, but with the addition of a relay ON LED - and they come in pairs so it's easier to setup if you need more than one module", said David Jarvis, ULTRAsmart's General Manager Marketing and Communications.
"It's also the same PCB
size as the new version 3 DualTimer,
making the appearance of the finished product so much neater when both units
are used", said David Jarvis.
New
Version 3 Dual Timer Card / Module Released
July 2008
ULTRAsmart has released its new version
3 Dual Timer PCB.
"What was a great unit is now even better", said David Jarvis, ULTRAsmart's General Manager Marketing and Communications.
"We kept the amazing OMRON G5LE-14
power relay, the focus on ease of use by concentrating on two of the most
commonly used timer modes (Delay, and Time Out), and a proven design
resulting in mechanical and electronic stability", said David Jarvis, ULTRAsmart's General Manager Marketing
and Communications. The main improvements include:
Changes include:
Instructions
for Setting up Dual Timer as a DOTL Alarm
Nov 2006
ULTRAsmart now includes instructions for
setting up its Dual Timer
as a Door Open Too Long (DOTL) alarm.
"We discovered that a significant
number of our DualTimers were being set up as DOTL alarms, so we decided to
make it even easier and put instructions on the back of the manual included
with all our DualTimers", said David Jarvis, ULTRAsmart's General Manager Marketing
and Communications. According
to Mr Jarvis, the Timer's practical design means that setting up a DOTL
alarm is quick and easy.
New
Version 2 of Basic Power Relay Cards / Modules
June 2006
ULTRAsmart is now selling its new Version 2 Relay
modules. Both the 12 volt DC Coil Relay
Module, and a 24 volt DC Coil Relay
Module have been upgraded.
"What were already high quality
relay modules based around the amazing OMRON G5LE-14 power relays,
have been improved even further", said David Jarvis, ULTRAsmart's General Manager Marketing
and Communications. The main improvements include:
"What was great value for money is now even better", Mr Jarvis said. "Because they are such great value for
money, we believe a lot of people will find these relay modules
to be just what they have been looking for", Mr Jarvis said.
