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Identifies the R8845U Universal Switching Relay and its function.
Details voltage, frequency, and thermostat heat anticipator settings.
Specifies primary/secondary voltage, VA, and fuse protection.
Lists AFL, ALR ratings and maximum connected load.
Describes the relay configuration (Spst) and alternative for normally closed contacts.
Defines the operating ambient temperature range.
Specifies the acceptable non-condensing humidity range.
Notes the type and size of wire clamp screw terminals.
States the material and finish of the relay casing.
Details the size and location of conduit knockouts.
Lists certifications from Underwriters Laboratories Inc. and Canada.
Guidance on locating and securing the relay for new and replacement applications.
Instructions for safe and compliant electrical connections, including warnings.
Wiring diagram for controlling the relay using a 24V thermostat.
Wiring diagram for controlling the relay with a line voltage signal.
Wiring diagram for using an external 24V controller input supply.
Explains the function of the test button for heat call simulation.
Describes LED behavior during heat calls and troubleshooting steps.
Explains when the Relay LED lights and indicates operational status.
The Resideo R8845U Universal Switching Relay is a versatile device designed for intermediate switching of both line- and low-voltage devices, typically from a line- or low-voltage controller. It is primarily applied in hydronic heating systems and can replace several Resideo and competitive switching relays.
The R8845U integrates a transformer, two Single-Pole Single-Throw (SPST) line voltage relays, a SPST low-voltage relay, and various wiring terminals. When line voltage is supplied to the transformer, the relay is powered upon thermostat contact closure. The relay can also provide electrical isolation in low-voltage circuits if powered from an external 24 Vac or 24 Vdc source connected to the W(T) and C terminals. Fiber barriers are incorporated to separate line- and low-voltage connections, ensuring safety and proper operation.
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