| Application: | Zoning |
|---|---|
| Number of Zones: | 2 |
| Width: | 4-1/4" |
| Height: | 5-1/4" |
| Amperage: | 7.4 |
| Power Method: | 120V |
| Voltage: | 120v |
| Depth (Inches): | 2-5/16" |
| Ambient Conditions: | 115 F max for 60 Hz 105 F Max for 50 Hz 105°-115°F Max |
| Relays: | DPST |
| Switch Action: | DPST; one pole line voltage, the other low voltage or millivolt |
I have stayed with the 1082 as my others are this model. I have 4 zones. The 1082 has a substantial lifespan. The connections should be the same as long as you verify the specs. Refer to the functioning unit for verification. Greg Diehl
You don't need the 1082, that's a TPST (triple-pole single-throw) meaning it has 3 separate switches. One is low-current (for furnace) two are high-current for two separate loads. The 1066 is for 120 Volt A.C. input, the 1074 is for 220 Volts. Both are DPST (double-pole) so they handle one high-current load. Presumably the only difference is the transformer which steps down by a factor of 5 for the 1066 and by a factor of 10 for the 1074 to give you 24 Volts to send to the thermostats. Check what voltage is going to your old relay (probably 120V) and choose based on that.
Yes this will work, provided the circulating pumps controls each zone independently.
This relay will work but it will not allow you to control the zones independently of each other. If one zone is calling for heat both zones will be activated. At least that is what my electrician told me when he installed it as I did not have time to play around with it.
if you get the right zone valve you shouldn't need another relay
Please refer to the following manual: http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1284131000018/38980_PROD_FILE.pdf
The control you have is designed for zoning by circulators. You will need a different control for zoning by zone valves. Please call our customer service representatives for more assistance.