Cyclic Timer Wiring

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I like to use 800XC-CU-E timer to turn On and Off Belimo actuator FSAF24A-S for 2000 cycles. Can anyone advise me on wiring procedure?
Cyclic Timer < 800XC-CU-E Selec Controls USA Inc. | Industrial Automation and Controls | DigiKey >
Belimo actuator < FSAF24A-S | Fire & Smoke Actuators | Actuators | Belimo US Official Site >
Electrical standard in my country is 240 V at a frequency of 50 Hz

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Hello @ymymymym,

Please tell us more about your application.

This related post maybe helpful:

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You may be better served using a PLC. The PLC will be able to count the number of cycles. Also, the PLC will be able to monitor the actuator’s limit switches.

Here is an example to showcase the PLC and software:

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