Ethernet DIN Relay Control 8 Relays

Ethernet DIN Relay
Industrial Web switching is now affordable!  This product can be accessed via Web/HTTP and has Auto-Ping, and eight relays all in a miniaturized package at a breakthrough price! 

Control Any AC or DC Device!
Control anything anywhere! Save time, eliminate service calls, save power.  Control and sequence lighting, machinery, security equipment via the web!  Do it all securely from any web browser or under simple program control!

Features:
The DIN web relay is an industrial
Ethernet controlled relay with these standard features:

Web Interface
The internal web server is accessible from any standard web
browser. Just enter an IP to configure and control via the web.

8 SPDT Relay Outputs
Eight single pole double throw contact outputs are provided. Rugged
T-90 relays are used with 15-30A 277V ratings.

Universal Power Input
An internal bridge and isolated switching power supply let you power
the relay from 8 to 24 volts, AC or DC. Input polarity and grounding
don’t matter. An accessory 5VDC output is provided to power small
external logic circuits.

Security:
Password, HTTP Port and Subnet Restriction
Password security limits access to the relay. A changeable HTTP
port makes the relay virtually impossible to access without knowing
your custom URL. Subnet restriction restricts control to your LAN.

Sequenced “On Timer”
A programmable delay timer allows relays to be switched on in
sequence, rather than simultaneously. Many circuits draw more
power when they are initially switched on. This timer is useful in
machinery applications where several devices may be attached to a
single circuit without overload.

Flash Firmware Upgrades via Ethernet
Upgrade FLASH via Ethernet as new features become available.

Instantly reboot, start or stop equipment in remote
locations. Control industrial machinery or process
equipment securely from your web browser or via
program control. Simplify wiring with a single Ethernet
connection.
Eliminate complex wiring, PLCs, PC servers and control
cards. Control one or hundreds of Ethernet relays from
a single script. Access via web browser from anywhere.
Up to eight simultaneous ethernet connections are
supported by the internal web server in each relay.
Eliminate overloads, brown-outs, blown breakers and
other power problems before they occur. Start devices
in sequence automatically. Balance power phasing and
load factors to conserve energy. Eight individually con-
trolled heavy duty T-90 SPDT relays give you ! exibility
for almost any industrial application.
Command your DIN relay using a friendly web inter-
face, via a program or via the command line.Change
the user-de" ned graphics and hyperlinks to customize
the web pages. Programmable web links give you a
seamless control panel tied to all the DIN relays in your
enterprise. Depend on highly secure ecrypted logins.
Use the “Auto-Ping” feature to automatically monitor
critical network devices, such as telecom equipment,
servers and routers. If a device goes down, the power
controller will automatically reboot it with no user
intervention. “Locked-up” devices are brought back to
life instantly. Service calls are eliminated.

Control machinery, industrial process equipment, motors, ser-
vos, HVAC, de" nite purpose loads - any relay operated device!
• Use scripts to automate control from remote LAN locations via
LAN or WAN An internal web server gives you manual control
from anywhere in the world. .
• Control directly via web http requests, simple scripts, program
control, or automatically with AutoPing.
• Eight sturdy T-90 SPDT relays are individually controlled over
Ethernet by scripts or web commands.
• 10/100 autosensing plug-and-play Ethernet connection with
static IP allows connection anywhere on your LAN or WAN.
• Multiple power-up recovery modes include sequential on, all-
o% , last state, etc..
• Switching power supply operates e& ciently from any 8-24V AC
or DC power input. +5 output drives your external logic.
• Snap directly to DIN rail or bolt down solidly via mounting ears.
• Enable the “Auto-Ping” feature to intelligently reboot a ma-
chine, router, server, or other Ethernet device automatically,
even during WAN outages.
• Rest assured with " eld proven reliability. Over 50,000 DLI relay
controllers are used worldwide in machine tools,data centers,
industrial, and telecom applications.
Part No. DIN

Specifications:
Input Voltage 8-24V, AC/DC Autosensing
Input Frequency AC or DC, 0-400Hz
Auxilluary Power Out +5 VDC 250mA Regulated
Power Dissipation 11.7W Max (all relays on)
Auxilluary Power Out +5 VDC 250mA Regulated
Ethernet Interface 10/100 autosensing, Static IP,
TCP port selectable, 8 pin RJ-45
w/ internal FCC  ltering
Case Contact Rating 300V, 6A continuous, 10A peak
Relay Contact Rating T-90, 277V, 15-25A AC/DC, 1/2HP
Password Transmission Encrypted, base 64
Movable HTTP port for security
Circuit Breaker Auto-reset thermal on +5V out
Power Fail Hold-Over 600ms minimum (all relays on)
Switches & Controls Rest to factory default switch
Link, ACT (Relays On), Pwr LEDs
Power-Up Settings Programmable: last settings, all
relays o! , sequential on
Weight Bare unit 2.7 lbs, Ship wt.
3.6 lbs
Software Individual outlets on/o! , all on/ .
Controls network settings, web links,
(via web or script) outlet and relay names, multiple
power-on modes for safety.
I Internal scripting language.
Weight Bare unit 2.7 lbs, Ship wt 3.6 lbs
Dimensions 5.77 x 2.72 x 4.61" DIN compliant
Operating Temperature -40º to 170ºF, -34º to 77ºC
Enclosure Material Injection molded high-temp
thermoplastic. Vented 5 sides.

Factory Defaults
DEFAULT IP ADDRESS
The factory default IP address is 192.168.0.100
DEFAULT LOGIN
User name; admin (lower case)
Password: 1234
RESET PROCEDURE
To reset the IP address and login to defaults:
• Switch the unit on
• Gently depress the reset switch with a pen for 2 seconds.
• The ACT and PWR lights will flash.
Note: This resets the admin login and IP address, but it won’t affect
relay names and links.

Quick Setup
Use these shortcuts if you are an experienced installer. Please
read the manual if you haven’t connected a web accessible
product before.
1. Connect to your LAN Using a straight RJ-45 cable. Make
sure the 192.168.0.100 address is compatible with your LAN,
otherwise use a crossover cable directly to your PC.
2. Apply power to the relay. The PWR light will illuminate.
3. Enter 192.168.0.100 in your web browser address bar. If the
login page doesn’t appear, follow the network setup
instructions.
4. Login using the default user name, admin (lower case).
Enter the default password, 1234
5. Use the setup page to add relay names or change the IP.
6. Important ⇒ Set the recovery mode for safety after a power
failure. The recovery mode controls default relay settings
after power is restored.
7. Change the password for improved security.
Tip: An ohmmeter is handy for testing the relay. This ensures that it
has been configured properly before attaching your equipment.

Basic Operation:
After power-up, the relay performs a sequence of self-tests to
ensure reliability. After self-test, an internal web browser starts using
the fixed (static) IP address selected on the setup page.
The relay may then be operated via the web. To access the relay,
simply enter the IP address in the URL field of your web browser.

To view the Manual, please download it by clicking here.
To view the Specs, please download it by clicking here.