Features:
- Detects fourteen 120 VAC field conditions.
- Provides ten relay contacts for AC or DC loads.
- Separates the relay outputs into two common banks.
Horner HE800DIQ722 is the metal-case SmartStack mixed-I/O configuration; HE-DIQ722 denotes the corresponding plastic-case form.
It serves installations where line-voltage presence must be read directly and several independent loads must be switched from the same stack slot.
Verify 50/60 Hz input power, relay-coil voltage, contact derating and safe line-neutral practice before connection.
The Horner HE800DIQ722 AC/Relay I/O Module may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Horner HE800DIQ722 14-Input 10-Relay 120 VAC Mixed I/O Module Manuals, Datasheets, Links
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
HE800DIQ722 AC Input Recognition
- Input Quantity: Fourteen line-voltage channels are provided.
- Working Range: Inputs accept 120–160 VAC.
- Frequency: Field sources may be 50 or 60 Hz.
- Isolation: Channel-to-ground isolation is 1500 VDC.
HE800DIQ722 Relay Contact Capabilities
- Output Quantity: Ten relay channels switch field loads.
- Voltage Limit: Contacts are rated to 250 VAC or 30 VDC.
- Resistive Current: Maximum per channel is 3 A with derating.
- Barrier Rating: Output isolation is specified at 2500 VDC.
HE800DIQ722 External Relay Coil Power
- Drive Voltage: Relay coils operate from 18–30 VDC.
- Module Demand: Steady-state internal power is 0.17 W at 24 VDC.
- Closing Time: OFF-to-ON relay response is 6 ms typical.
- Opening Time: ON-to-OFF response is 0.3 ms typical.
HE800DIQ722 Input and Output Terminal Groups
- Input Commons: Three groups serve the fourteen AC inputs.
- Output Commons: Two banks divide the ten relay contacts.
- Terminal Hardware: Connections use removable spring clamps.
- Line Practice: Load line and neutral orientation must avoid negative-logic wiring.