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The Industry's Most Reliable Relay
Blue Ridge Technologies True Relay (LTR)
Blue Ridge Technologies manufactured lighting relay panels use Blue Ridge Technologies True Relays (LTR). These long-life relays are UL recognized components rated for 300,000 operations at full load and a Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) of 20KA when installed in Blue Ridge Technologies panels. LTR relays have a manual override lever for operation of the relay without power to the electronics and each relay terminal block can accommodate up to size 8AWG load wires and are individually replaceable.
Durable, UL Recognized Component
These long-life relays are UL recognized components rated for 300,000 operations at full load and a Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) of 20KA when installed in Blue Ridge Technologies panels.
The Contacts of these Single Pole, Single Throw (SPST) latching relays are rated to
20A Tungsten 125 VAC- 20A Ballast 277 VAC or 347 VAC,
- 20A Resistive 277 VAC or 347 VAC
Direct Manual Override
The LTR can be switched on or off without power to the control electronics. This allows the electricians to manually control the circuits during installation and allows authorized users the ability to override the circuits after installation. This capability is not common in most lighting control products.
Flexible Wiring
The relay terminal capacity of the LTR can accommodate:.
- One wire per terminal. Each side of the relay terminal shall be able to accept
one #14 up to #8 AWG wire, solid or stranded wire. - Two wires per terminal. Each side of the relay terminal shall be able to accept
two #10 AWG wires, solid or stranded wire.
Product Availability
This product is available from the following Blue Ridge Technologies Partners
...Find an Automated Logic Dealer
...Find a Johnson Controls Branch
...888-397-5353
...www.Kele.com
...Find a Siemens Building Technologies Branch
Jul 1, 2009
Blue Ridge Technologies Announces Partnership with ALC
Feb 05, 2009
Updated Partner Portal
Sustainable Integration
Blue Ridge Technologies advocates specifying integrated lighting controls in the way that moves the expertise and accountability to those who are best positioned to be successful.
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