Leviton® GreenMAX® RELAY-1DS Standard Dimmer Relay Module, 120/230/277/347 V, 30 A, Clip Mount, 1 Pole, Plastic
Dimmer Relay Modules
1286084
MFG #: RELAY-1DS
Leviton®
150.00000
/ ea
- Application: Heavy Retrofit, New Construction Projects, Government Facilities, Office Buildings, Hospitals/M
- ARRA Compliant: C
- Buy American Compliant: C
- Catalog Number: RELAY-1DS
- Country of Origin: CN
- Currency: USD
- EU RoHS Indicator: C
- Gross Weight Per Pack: 0.7300 lb
- Gross Weight per Pack Metric: 0.33
- Gross Weight UOM Metric: kg
- UNSPSC: 39122214
- UPC 11: 078477498897
- UPC 12: 078477498897
- Stock Status: NONSTOCK
- Brand: Leviton®
- Manufacturer: Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc.
- Brochure URL - BlobServer?blobtable=MungoBlobs&blobwhere=1470074341271&blobkey=id&blobcol=urldata(Brochure URL)
- http://www.leviton.com(Seller Home Page URL)
- Line Drawing URL - MSDS.pdf(Line Drawing URL)
- Spec Sheet URL - 10962_LEPDH850R4ZO9QGS.pdf(Spec Sheet URL)
- Spec Sheet URL - RELAY-1DS.pdf?products=RELAY-1DS&locale=en(Spec Sheet URL)
- Applications
- Features
| Heavy Retrofit, New Construction Projects, Government Facilities, Office Buildings, Hospitals/M |
| All GreenMAX® relay modules have a 25000 A at 277 VAC short circuit current rating (SCCR) for increased reliability and durability |
| Rated at 30 A general fluorescent ballast and 20 A incandescent, HID, electronic ballast |
| Can be used to comply with IECC, ASHRAE 90.1 and 2016 Title 24, Part 6 occupancy/vacancy sensing, |
| All relay models are latching with a manual actuator to reduce parasitic energy waste over NO/NC relays |
| Manual actuation lever on all GreenMAX® relays allow users to manually turn lights on |
| The encased plastic housing provides the perimeter of safety |
| Wire terminations are safely contained within the plastic housing |
| Wires connect directly to terminators rather than terminals that are soldered to a circuit bo |
| Self-contained 20 A, 0 to 10 VDC (sinking) dimming relay module in 1-pole configurations featur |
| The insulation of these conductors must be in compliance with all applicable electrical codes |
| The NEC will |