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WIRING DIAGRAM 120V/240V TEMPZONE, ENVIRON, LAVA PANELS TO RC840T-120/240 RELAY AND SAVANT THERMOSTAT POWER INDICATOR LIGHT (ILLUMINATES WHEN CALLING FOR HEAT) SAVANT THERMOSTAT (SST-W100) BACK COVER RC840T-120 RC840T-240 22A RELAY / TRANSFORMER C W R BLACK LOCK NUT BLUE (240V) OR WHITE (120V) RED BLACK GROUND HEATING PRODUCT CONDUCTORS RED (240V) OR YELLOW (120V) HOT L1 HOT L2 (240V) or NEUTRAL (120V) 24RC G Y1 Y2 RS2 RS2 RSC A1 24C 24RH W1 W2/O RS1 RS1 RSC A2 JUNCTION BOX HOUSE GROUND HEATING ELEMENT FROM GFCI PROTECTED CIRCUIT 120V & 240V RC RC840T 22 840T-120 A -2 40 RE ENSURE THE SYSTEM IS GROUNDED LA Y C W R 1. INPUT VOLTAGE TO THE RELAY, VOLTAGE OF THE RELAY ITSELF AND THE VOLTAGE OF THE MAT SHOULD BE ALWAYS THE SAME. 2. IF MULTIPLE MATS ARE USED, IT MAY BE EASIER TO RUN THE COLD LEADS TO A JUNCTION BOX FIRST, AND THEN CONNECT THE JUNCTION BOX TO THE RELAY. 3. RELAY IS RATED FOR 22 AMPS MAX. 30 AMP MAX BREAKER WITH 5mA GFCI IS REQUIRED. 4. USE A 22-18 AWG SIZE SOLID COPPER WIRE BETWEEN RELAY AND THERMOSTAT BASE. THE EXPOSED WIRE SHOULD BE 3/8” AND STRAIGHT. 5. LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODE MAY REQUIRE THE USE OF E.N.T. TUBING TO PROTECT ANY LOW VOLTAGE WIRES IN THE SAME JUNCTION BOX AS HIGH VOLTAGE WIRES. 6. TWO FLOOR SENSOR CAN BE CONNECTED TO READ AN AVERAGE TEMPERATURE OF THE FLOOR. - THE RC840T MUST BE INSTALLED IN AN AREA WHERE THE TEMPERATURE IS BETWEEN -4°F AND 140°F - THE RC840T CAN BE INSTALLED ON THE SIDE OF AN ELECTRICAL BOX OR A DISTRIBUTION PANEL. - ALL WIRING MUST COMPLY WITH NATIONAL AND LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODE REGULATIONS. - INSTALLATION SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY AN ELECTRICIAN. - DISCONNECT POWER SUPPLY BEFORE INSTALLING THE RELAY TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK. - SECURE RELAY TO THE MOUNTING SURFACE USING THE TWO MOUNTING BRACKETS. USE THE SUPPLIED LOCK NUT TO SECURE THE RELAY TO THE JUNCTION BOX. - WIRE THE RELAY AND CONNECT ACCORDING TO TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS. ONCE MOUNTING AND WIRING HAVE BEEN COMPLETED, RETURN POWER TO THE HEATING SYSTEM AND TEST THE INSTALLATION. - INCREASE THE THERMOSTAT TEMPERATURE TO ACTIVATE THE RELAY. ALLOW SYSTEM OPERATION LONG ENOUGH TO CONFIRM CORRECT INSTALLATION. ONCE INSTALLATION HAS BEEN CONFIRMED, SET TEMPERATURE TO NORMAL SETPOINT. FLOOR SENSOR WIRES Installation Support • No Nonsense™ Warranty •(800) 875-5285 • www.WarmlyYours.com