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Automation in titration<br />

731 Relay Box<br />

• Two 115/230 V AC outputs<br />

• Two DC outputs<br />

• One standard cable is sufficient for communication<br />

with all Metrohm instruments<br />

Additional device for controlling up to four external<br />

devices such as pumps or valves with mains connection<br />

or direct current consumers via TTL signals, including<br />

connection cable for devices with a 25-pin «remote»<br />

interface.<br />

Ordering information<br />

2.731.0010 731 Relay Box<br />

Various Metrohm devices can address the Relay Box<br />

via their remote lines. Regardless of the type of device,<br />

a single standard cable is all that is required for communication.<br />

The Relay Box scans the 14 input lines and<br />

switches the assigned voltage outputs accordingly.<br />

Automated systems require the switching of heaters,<br />

pumps, valves, thermostats or other external devices.<br />

This requires the use of relays to switch mains or lowvoltage<br />

supplies on and off as necessary. The switching<br />

should take place via remote lines from a Titrino, Titrando,<br />

sample changer or other Metrohm instrument.<br />

The Relay Box meets all these requirements on a very<br />

small footprint.<br />

The Relay Box provides four voltage outputs. Two<br />

115/230 V AC outputs are used for switching the<br />

mains voltage. The maximum power delivery per output<br />

is 1150 W, so that the instrument can also be used<br />

for providing power to high-consumption devices such<br />

as heating baths or thermostats.<br />

In addition the Relay Box has two DC outputs, whose<br />

voltages can be set to 5, 10, 18 or 24V.<br />

731 Relay Box<br />

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