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Powered zone control instruction sheet
Uponor’s Powered Four- and Six-zone Controllers feature transformers for low-voltage operations and relays to operate line voltage controls. Includes wiring instructions.
Powered zone controllers
Powered zone controllers include transformers for low-voltage operations and relays to operate line-voltage controls. Fully fuse-protected, they also include an isolated end switch and built-in domestic hot water (DHW) priority switch. The indicator lights show full functionality of the products wired to the controllers. A three-amp delay fuse protects four-zone controllers. A seven-amp delay fuse protects six-zone controllers.
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