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Figure 40a:  Steam Boiler - Safety Valve Hook-Up
Figure 39b:  Diverting Valve/Actuator Wiring 
(CW - Open to System)
Figure 39a:  Diverting Valve/Actuator Wiring 
(CCW - Open to System)
N.
  ELECTRIC WIRING - Install all field wiring in 
accordance with the National Electric Code and Local 
Regulations.
 
Control voltage and/or 3-phase line voltage must 
be supplied to the burner panel box through a fused 
disconnect.
 
When using the RTC, a separate fused control circuit 
shall feed the control to allow the exercising of the 
valve actuator and boiler circulator during dormant 
boiler operation.
 
Review electrical schematics in Appendix A and Burner 
Electrical Diagram for more information.
O.
  RETURN TEMPERATURE CONTROL AND 
COMPONENTS
1.  Valve Actuator – The valve actuator is mounted to 
the top of the diverting valve.  Mount and connect 
the actuator as illustrated in Appendix C.  The 
electrical connections depend on valve orientation.  
Use Figures 39a and 39b as a guide.
2.  Return Sensor – A sensor has been included with 
the Return Temperature Control.  The sensor must 
be mounted for proper operation.  The sensor is 
mounted in the 3 inch NPT x 12 inch special return 
nipple.  The sensor must be inserted into the ¼ NPT 
connection using pipe dope.  The 3” nipple must be 
inserted with the sensor closest to the boiler, using 
the rear lower right connection. (Orientation based 
on viewing the boiler from the rear.)  The sensor 
shall be connected to the RTC through a junction 
box located above the nipple.  Use grommets and 
conduit to protect the leads and connection back to 
the RTC controller.
3.  Knock Down Boiler Installations – The installation 
instructions above must be followed for all 
knockdown boilers as well.  The controller is 
mounted on the front jacket panel at the top right.  
See Figures 41 and 42 for general component