Medium Relay Panel, (4x) 2-Pole
Features
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Comes with 8 poles (four 2-pole pairs)
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Each of the 4 relays in the RLY-8PL-CC are rated for up to 30 Amps
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Designed for use with snow melting, slab heating, and roof and gutter deicing systems
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Safe: cULus approved and NEMA 1-rated metal enclosure
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Limited 2-year warranty
Relay Panels Description
These quiet, load-switching panels are ideally suited for snow melting cables and mats, as well as slab heating and roof deicing applications. Each of the 4 relays in the medium-sized RLY-8PL-CC are rated for up to 30 amps, and housed in NEMA 1 indoor enclosures, and designed for use with 120, 208, 240 or 277 VAC cables. All components of the RLY-8PL-CC medium relay panels are cULus approved. Comes with 8 poles (four 2-pole pairs) and easy-to-use “push-in” terminals for connecting the leads and power supply.
Learn more about snow melting systems. Perfect for heated driveways, patios, walkways and paths, accessibility ramps, or even stairs.
Specifications
Electrical
| Applicable Voltages | 120 V, 208 V, 240 V, 277 V |
| Connection Method | Hardwired |
| Maximum Current | 30 A |
| Numbers of Poles | 8 |
Product Dimensions
| Depth | 4″ |
| Height | 12½″ |
| Weight | 10 lbs |
| Width | 10½″ |
Identifiers
| SKU | RLY-8PL-CC |
| UPC (GTIN-12) | 881308065386 |
Documents
Installation
- Retrofit Snow Melting System Application Guide (English)
- Snow Melting Application Cross Sections (English)
Project Planners
Technical Information
Wiring Diagrams
- Relay Panels Sizing Guide (English)
- Relay Panels Wiring Diagram (English)
- Relay Panels Wiring Diagram with 208V Snow Melt Products (English)
- Relay Panels Wiring Diagram with 277V Snow Melt Products (English)
- Wiring Diagram for 120V & 240V Floor Heating Products with Relay with Thermostat (English)
Catalogs
Frequently Asked Questions
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GFEP is the National Electric Code (NEC) required protection for fixed outdoor deicing and snow-melting equipment, which may be accomplished by using circuit breakers equipped with ground-fault equipment protection (GFEP) of 30 mA. It is important to understand that this required equipment protection is NOT the same as a 5 mA GFCI used for personal protection.
