| Application: | Electronic Remote Temperature Boiler Control |
|---|---|
| Output: | (1) Digital 4 SPDT |
| Sensor Inputs: | 3 |
| Voltage: | 24V 240v 120v |
| Hertz: | 50 60 |
| Contact Ratings 24v: | 10.0 A Resistive |
| Contact Ratings 120v: | 125 VA Pilot Duty 58.8 ALR 1/2 hp 9.8 AFL |
| Contact Ratings 240v: | 125 VA Pilot Duty 1/2 hp 29.4 ALR 4.9 AFL |
| Height (Inches): | 8.15625" |
| Width (Inches): | 4-13/32" |
| Depth (Inches): | 2-15/16" |
| Sensor Type: | 1097 ohm @ 77 F PTC (3) 50021579-001 |
| Max Dist To Sensor: | Up to 1000 ft |
| Bulb Size: | 1/4" x 2" |
| Max Temp (F): | 248°F |
| Temperature Range (F): | -40°F to 248°F |
| Min Temp (F): | -40°F |
| Accuracy: | +/-1° at 77°F |
| Throttling Range: | 1°F to 150°F |
| Ambient Operating Temperature: | -40°F to 140°F @ 60 Hz -40°F to 125°F @ 50 Hz |
| Features: | Output Reset NEMA 4X Stages Loop Control Boiler Control |
The modern T775s are not heat/cooling assigned at the sensor; they are assigned at the relay or loop to be controlled. You could control 1 heating relay and 1 cooling relay off the same sensor. That being said, the T775P is a loop controller. The T775P can only control one loop. Once you assign that loop to heating or cooling, it is controlled off sensor A, reset by sensor B, and you can put sensor C somewhere you want to check the temperature but not control. So the end answer for this model is no, in regards to some relays being heating and some cooling.
Not on the T775P2003 (you can only have one loop). You can do this on two other controllers, T775L2007 and T775B2040. With the T775L2007, you can have two loops (one can be heating and one can be cooling with two relays in each loop). When using the T775B2040, each relay can be set independently for either heating or cooling.