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The POTTER MR-101/C/R is a multi-voltage control relay designed for use in fire alarm, HVAC, security, lighting control, temperature control, and energy management systems. It features a single-pole double-throw (SPDT) contact rated at 10 amps resistive and accepts four input control voltages: 18 to 35 volts DC or AC, 120 volts AC, or 230 volts AC, wired to the appropriate input terminals. A red LED at each relay position illuminates when the coil is energized, providing a clear local status indication. The unit ships in a red enclosure and is rated for continuous duty use. Installation is performed by licensed electricians or fire alarm technicians familiar with low-voltage and line-voltage control wiring.
The MR-101/C/R is part of the MR-100 Series and is suited for residential and commercial applications wherever local or remote switching of electrical loads is required. Typical deployments include fire alarm annunciation circuits, HVAC interlock control, lighting control panels, security system interfaces, and temperature control applications. The relay module can be snapped apart from a standard four-position master assembly and used as a standalone single-module unit, giving installers flexibility when panel space is limited or only one relay position is needed on a given circuit.
The MR-101/C/R is part of the MR-100 Series and is designed for use with HVAC systems, fire alarm systems, security systems, lighting control systems, temperature control systems, and energy management systems. It is an enclosure-mount module compatible with standard four-position MR-100 Series master assemblies.
This relay is installed by licensed electricians or certified fire alarm technicians. De-energize all affected circuits and verify zero voltage at terminals before making any wiring connections. DC input terminals are polarized - observe correct polarity when wiring 24-volt DC control circuits. Installations involving fire alarm control circuits must comply with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes; line-voltage wiring must comply with the NEC.
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