SONY PT 24 Audio Programmer Timer Display Vintage 1970 WORK 220 Volts Good Look
The Sony PT-24 is a timer programmer designed to control sequences in audio systems by automating the switching on and off of sound equipment in a 24-hour cycle.
• Main Function:
A timer programmer that automates the activation and deactivation of audio equipment over a 24-hour cycle.
• Programming:
Allows the configuration of multiple events throughout the day (for example, setting schedules to turn certain equipment on or off) through daily cycle programming.
• User Interface:
Features a LED display (or similar) that shows the time and programming status, along with buttons or dials to select and modify the scheduled times.
• Outputs and Control:
Incorporates outputs—likely via relays—that enable the activation of external devices connected to the system, making it suitable for use in recording studios or professional audio installations.
• Power Supply:
Designed to connect to the mains (with standard voltage, which may be 120 V or 220–240 V depending on the region), ensuring continuous operation during the programmed cycle.
• Design and Era:
Manufactured in the 1970s, the Sony PT-24 features a compact and robust design typical of Sony equipment from that era, with a focus on reliability in professional environments.
Original Article 100% from the Japanese market, modified to work at 220/240 Volts, indicated for devices up to 1200 watts, perfect aesthetic and functional condition.
