180 Specifications
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Switch
15 amp 125/250 VAC; 1/3 HP, 125/250 VAC.
Terminals
.250" (6.35) x .034" (.86) male spade with foldover construction.
Time Ranges
Many standard cycle times and operating intervals available.
Motor
Permanent magnet, 24 VAC, 115 VAC or 230 VAC nominal voltage inputs at 50 Hz, 60 Hz or 50/60 Hz. Motor leads 4" (101.6) long with .250" (6.35) stripped ends standard. Internally connected leads optional.
Shaft Rotation
Clockwise or counterclockwise bi-directional friction clutch standard.
Shaft Extensions
.248" (6.3) diameter molded shaft extending .854" (21.64) from the mounting surface with .375" (9.35) long flat, .2055" (5.22) thick.
Mounting
Either 3/8" (9.53) -32 threaded bushing with .180" (4.57) diameter anti-rotation boss or two. .116" (2.95) diameter holes on 1.125" (28.58) centers to accept #6-20 self-tapping, thread cutting (type 25) screws.
Agency Listings
UL recognized and CSA certified.
Applications
Battery charger timer switch, countertop appliances, beauty and medical equipment.
Minimum Order Size
144 timers
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A Proven SPDT Electromechanical Timer Manufacturer for OEM Platforms
Midwest Timer Service is a trusted SPDT electromechanical timer manufacturer, and the Model 180 is designed specifically for OEM applications that require reliable timed switching with dual-circuit flexibility. Built for consistent mechanical sequencing, this timer supports equipment that depends on accurate delay and shutoff control in commercial and industrial environments.
The SPDT configuration allows OEM engineers to control alternate circuits within a single timed cycle, making it ideal for systems that require coordinated switching actions.
Battery Charger Timer Switch for Controlled Charge Cycles
The Model 180 is frequently specified as a battery charger timer switch, providing dependable timed cutoff for charging systems. Mechanical timing control ensures repeatable charge durations without reliance on programmable electronics. For manufacturers of industrial battery chargers and related equipment, this timer supports consistent performance and long-term reliability.
Common Applications and Use Case
OEMs commonly integrate the Model 180 into battery chargers, industrial power systems, appliance controls, and commercial equipment platforms that require timed switching between two circuits.
Electromechanical vs. Digital Timers
Compared to digital timers, the Model 180 offers straightforward mechanical operation, simplified integration, and dependable switching performance in environments where heat, vibration, or electrical noise may affect electronic controls.
Partner with Midwest Timer Service
Looking for an experienced SPDT electromechanical timer manufacturer or a reliable battery charger timer switch built for OEM production? Contact Midwest Timer Service to review your specifications and develop a timer solution engineered for consistent performance and long service life.