| Part Number: | CDV6 | - | 1 | 16 | Z |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Explanation: |
Product Family CDV6 - Voltage monitoring relay |
Monitoring Function 1 - Knob-selected overvoltage or undervoltage monitoring, with locked or non-locked operation |
Output Contact Rating 10 - 10A version; one changeover |
Rated Operating Voltage Z - 100–240VAC/DC |
CDV6-1/2 relays monitor their own single-phase operating voltage using true RMS measurement. The CDV6-1 selects overvoltage or undervoltage monitoring, with locked and non-locked modes; the CDV6-2 monitors both limits. Both use one changeover output and fit an 18mm-wide DIN rail enclosure.
| Model | Function | Hysteresis | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| CDV6-1 | Overvoltage or undervoltage selected by knob; locked or non-locked operation | Adjustable 5–20% | One changeover, terminals 11/12/14 |
| CDV6-2 | Combined overvoltage and undervoltage with separately adjustable upper and lower thresholds | Fixed 3% | One changeover, terminals 11/12/14 |
| Complete model | Monitoring function | Rated supply | Contact rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| CDV6-116Z | Selectable overvoltage/undervoltage | 100–240VAC/DC | One changeover; Ith 16A; AC-15 Ie 5A at 250VAC |
| CDV6-116M | 220VAC | ||
| CDV6-216Z | Combined overvoltage and undervoltage | 100–240VAC/DC | |
| CDV6-216M | 220VAC |
| Position | Code | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1: Family | CDV6 | Voltage monitoring relay |
| 2: Monitoring function | 1 | Knob-selected overvoltage or undervoltage monitoring |
| 2 | Combined overvoltage and undervoltage monitoring | |
| 3: Contact rating | 10 | 10A version |
| 16 | 16A version | |
| 4: Operating voltage | Z | 100–240VAC/DC |
| M | 220VAC |
The electrical range also includes 12VDC and 24–48VAC/DC versions. These low-voltage alternatives have no assigned suffix in the ordering options above; select the voltage shown on the individual relay. Example: CDV6-116Z selects function 1, a 16A contact version and 100–240VAC/DC operation.
| Parameter | Rating |
|---|---|
| Measured quantity | Own operating voltage, true RMS |
| Power and measurement terminals | A1(+), A2(−) |
| Supply options | 12VDC; 24–48VAC/DC; Z: 100–240VAC/DC; M: 220VAC |
| AC supply frequency | 45–65Hz |
| Rated insulation voltage | 460V |
| Voltage measurement error | ≤1% |
| Setting method and accuracy | Knob; 10% |
| Action delay Tt | 0.1–10s; 10% |
| Power-on delay | 0.5s |
| Reset time | 1s |
| Temperature fluctuation error | 0.05%/°C, referenced to 20°C |
| Output contact ratings | One changeover; 10A or 16A version; contact ratings 250VAC/24VDC |
| AC-15 operational current | 10A version: Ie 2.5A at 250VAC; 16A version: Ie 5A at 250VAC |
| Minimum switching power | 500mW |
| Indicators | Green supply LED; red output relay LED |
| Mechanical life | 1×10⁷ operations |
| Electrical life | 1×10⁵ operations with resistive load |
| Operating temperature | −20 to +55°C |
| Storage and transport temperature | −35 to +75°C |
| Protection | IP20 |
| Mounting | 35mm DIN rail; any orientation |
| Installation altitude / pollution degree | ≤2000m / 2 |
| Conductors / tightening torque | 1×2.5mm² or 2×1.5mm² / 0.8N·m |
| Overall dimensions / weight | 90×18×65mm / 67g |
Contact current and switching voltage ratings describe the output circuit; they do not change the relay's selected supply voltage. Compliance references are CCC: GB/T14048.5 and CE: EN60947-5-1. Applicable documentation is available for the ordered model.
For CDV6-1, select U> or U< and the required latch behavior, then set voltage U, hysteresis H and action delay Tt. Non-locked operation returns after the voltage crosses the hysteresis boundary; locked operation retains the tripped state until the supply is reset. For CDV6-2, set the upper limit U>, lower limit U< and Tt. The diagrams distinguish a sustained excursion from one shorter than Tt.
Connect the monitored supply to A1/A2 and use the single changeover output at 11/12/14. The AC and DC connection symbols below show the applicable supply arrangements. This single-phase family monitors voltage magnitude; its wiring has no three-phase sequence inputs.
Typical uses include voltage monitoring for electrical equipment or compressors and emergency/backup supply switching control. These industrial relays are not intended for nuclear, gas or power systems requiring exceptional long-term reliability; personal or property safety functions; harsh outdoor, contaminated, electromagnetic, vibration or shock environments; fire or explosion hazards; or military and aerospace applications unless specifically designed for that use and confirmed in writing.
