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HVAC Pages 2-51 - Supco

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SequencersFeatures• Direct replacement for most fan & heat sequencingfunctions.• 24 volt input control• Contacts designated M1 – M2 of a multi timingsequencer will turn on first and turn off last, as requiredby UL and CSA for electric heating applications.• Five second on delay between all subsequent stages,unless they function together.ApplicationsThe SUPCO Q Series and Sequencers arefield proven for controlling the operationof heating elements and or blowermotors in electric, gas or oil heatsystems.• Electric furnaces• Heat Pumps• Gas furnaces• Oil furnacesRecommended Sequencer Packages for ElectricHeatingNote 1: Auxiliary Contacts: In the above recommended packages,during the ON cycle, the auxiliary contacts complete thecontrol circuit to subsequent 15S sequencers when morethan one 15S sequencer is required. The auxiliary contactsmay be any contacts in the first 15S sequencer exceptthose marked M1-M2.Note 2: Fan Interlock: The recommended combinations whichcontain more than one 15S sequencer include an extra setof contacts for fan interlock. (These are the first contactsof the second and third 15S sequencers.) A fan interlockis required by Underwriters Laboratories in order toguarantee that the fan will stay on until all elements arede-energized. All of the M1-M2 contacts of each 15S unitwould be wired to the fan so that during the OFF cycle,the fan would stay energized regardless of the timingsequence of each package.Note 3: Main Contacts, Electrical Ratings: 7FLA, 4LRA, 240 VACinductive or 30A, 240 VAC resistive or 30A, 240 VAC totalof inductive or resistive, with 7FLA, 240 VAC maximuminductive.Note 4: Control Voltage on Heater Terminals (H): 24 VAC nominal(heater rated for 30 VAC/NEMA Class II circuit).®Cross Reference3838

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