GreenMAX Relay Panel, 16-Relay Size, NEMA 1
R16TC-100
GreenMAX Relay Panel, 16-Relay Size, Surface Mount, Domestic, with Locking Door, Nema 1, Title 24 compliant, ASHRAE 90.1 compliant
The Leviton GreenMAX Relay Panel line offers features and performance not available from any competing product on the market today.
UPC Code: 078477500354
Country of Origin : Mexico
Product Information
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Product Features
Circuits/Channels : 16
Product Line : GreenMAX
Product Type : Enclosure
Mechanical Specifications
Mounting Type : Flush or Surface Mount
- The GreenMAX relay panel has a 25,000A at 277VAC Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) for increased reliability and durability
- Modular system includes separate empty relay panel enclosures, a command module, and relay insert panels to minimize handling and subsequent damage during installation
- Relay panel enclosure can be shipped empty to the jobsite
- Command module is the processor and power supply of the GreenMAX lighting control system and optionally includes a low voltage remote input card for analog devices
- Relay insert panels feature hooks that insert into the cabinet; each panel takes only two screws to install
- Native communication network protocols – BACnet/IP, Ethernet, and LumaCAN – are built into each command module to offer unparalleled connectivity; no additional parts or adapters are needed to communicate with other products utilizing these protocols
- Remote low voltage cabinets can be installed closer to the devices they serve to reduce wiring and labor; this also makes commissioning and troubleshooting easier
- Increased arc flash protection – the cabinet door opens to expose only the low voltage area of the cabinet
- High voltage areas can be accessed by removing the wire-way covers – this requires the removal of retaining screws
- Wire-way covers can be quickly removed and replaced
- Door lock
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