ARGO ARM-6P ARM-6P 6 ZONE CIRCULATOR RELAY W/PRIORITY

6 ZONE CIRCULATOR RELAY W/PRIORITY

A 6 zone circulator relay with Priority

With the ARGO ARM-6P 6 Zone Circulator Relay, users can control up to six circulators in defined zones. You can program independent operation for each zone, or define a single set of common operating parameters for all zones. Six auxiliary switches allow each zone to trigger a pump relay when activated. The unit's Priority mode allows the primary zone to override any other zone selected for operation.

A six zone circulator relay with priority system. Includes 6 independent 24V coils and NEMA 4X enclosure.

The Argo Systems, Inc. ARM-6P is a 6 zone circulator relay with priority that takes 12-24V AC and relays it to 6 independent thermostatic zone valves in addition to 2 12V Zone Monitor Loads (Maximum 100W per zone). It features an H or L ladder override at each valve and a default setting for all zones being on or off as well. The ARM-6P is commonly used for commercial applications where zone control is needed.

A 6 zone circulator relay with built-in priority circuitry is capable of activating any number of hvac or other systems by zone. It includes 6 single pole/6 single throw relays, along with space for enclosed and split type terminals. For fire alarm systems, each relay has a built-in alert circuit to notify the system monitoring station of a zone fault condition when activated.

The Argo 6 Zone Circulator Relay provides both system control and priority status indication for individual zones. When a zone calls for heat or cooling, the relay is energized and passes current to the appropriate fan motor. The pump circuit is run only when the selected zone calls for heating.

The ARGO 6 zone circulator relay with priority will control a separate electrical circuit within a building. Simply configure the 'Circuit 1' input wires to match your specific needs, and choose your desired Zoning Area(s) using the slide switch on the side (or use the included jumper cables to control an entire area at once). The 'Glue Board' output indicates whether or not electricity is being sent to that area.