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INTELLIGENT LIGHTING CONTROLS, INC. 5229 Edina Industrial Boulevard Minneapolis. Minnesota 55439 Phone 952 829 1900 FAX 952 829 1901 www.ilc-usa.com Energy Saving Lighting Controls AP1001_revB • Designed to shunt around a lighting control panel during an emergency power loss. • Bypasses local switch or a lighting panel from controlling the load. • Mounts in an enclosure or the lighting fixture • Meets UL 924 requirements This Emergency Shunt Relay is designed for an application where designated emergency lights are ON/OFF controlled by a lighting control panel during non-emergency times. When a power outage occurs, the UL 1008 Transfer Switch transfers power from the Normal power to the Emergency power source. At the same time the RRU-1 unit senses the outage and bypasses all ON/OFF control from the switch or the control panel to meet UL 924 requirements. LISTED EMERGENCY LIGHTING EQUIPMENT T&K DATE OF MFG. General Use 1 H.P. LVS INC. 2555 Nicholson St. San Leandro CA 94577 MODEL RRU-1-120V 120 Volts 60 Hz Ballast Rating 20 Amp. DESIGNATED EMERGENCY LIGHTS 20 AMP Circuit Emergency Panel UL 1008 Transfer Switch or Equal Neutral Not Shown Emergency Neutral 20 AMP Breaker Hot Neutral Normal Power Emergency Hot Normal Utility Power Emergency Power Source #4 #4 #3 #3 #1 #2 MODEM ADDRESS OUT IN IM R 8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OFFON PLT 2 OFFON PLT 3 OFFON PLT 4 OFFON PLT 5 OFFON PLT 6 OFFON PLT 7 OFFON PLT 8 OFFON PLT OFF J2 J1 OFF ON ON 12VAC 12VAC COM OFF ON 7 77013426 REV B 97013426 REV 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Lighting Control Panel RRU-1 120 or 277VAC Emergency Shunt Relay for Normal and Emergency Operation Wiring diagram showing a lighting control panel having ON/OFF control of desig- nated emergency lights and is shunt bypassed during an emergency power loss.

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Page 1: Emergency Shunt Relay for Normal and Emergency · PDF fileRRU-1 120 or 277VAC Emergency Shunt Relay for Normal and Emergency Operation WiringdiagramshowingalightingcontrolpanelhavingON/OFFcontrolofdesig

INTELLIGENT LIGHTING CONTROLS, INC.5229 Edina Industrial BoulevardMinneapolis. Minnesota 55439Phone 952 829 1900FAX 952 829 1901www.ilc-usa.com

Energy Saving Lighting Controls

AP1001_revB

• Designed to shunt around a lighting control panel during an emergency power loss.• Bypasses local switch or a lighting panel from controlling the load.• Mounts in an enclosure or the lighting fixture• Meets UL 924 requirements

This Emergency Shunt Relay is designed for an application where designated emergency lightsare ON/OFF controlled by a lighting control panel during non-emergency times. When a poweroutage occurs, the UL 1008 Transfer Switch transfers power from the Normal power to theEmergency power source. At the same time the RRU-1 unit senses the outage and bypassesall ON/OFF control from the switch or the control panel to meet UL 924 requirements.

LISTEDEMERGENCY LIGHTING

EQUIPMENTT&K DATE OF MFG.

General Use 1 H.P.

LVS INC. 2555 Nicholson St.San Leandro CA 94577

MODEL RRU-1-120V120 Volts 60 Hz

Ballast Rating 20 Amp.

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Lighting Control Panel

RRU-1 120 or 277VAC

Emergency Shunt Relay forNormal and Emergency Operation

Wiring diagram showing a lighting control panel having ON/OFF control of desig-nated emergency lights and is shunt bypassed during an emergency power loss.