Circuit Assignments
Tables on this page and previous page are intended to be fi lled in and taped to inside cover of building circuit breaker
panel enclosure.
UTS6/UTS6H
Circuit No. Load Description
1
2
3
4
5
6
Circuit 1
Circuit 1 includes load attached to Circuit 1 connection plus convenience outlet on front of UTS6H, together must consume
less than 15 amps. Recommended to use Circuit 1 to power freewatt
®
System's low power condensate pump.
Circuits 5 & 6
Although all UTS circuits do not need to be used, Circuits 5 & 6 must be connected to main circuit panel and must receive
power for UTS to function. Circuits 5 & 6 must be connected to circuits that are in opposite phases, so 240V is present
across two circuits. Allows UTS6H to monitor utility power supply.
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
If using UPS to power "uninterruptible" loads, plug UPS's AC power cord into convenience outlet to charge UPS batteries
when MCHP backup power is available. Note: UPS batteries will be charged from convenience outlet when grid power is
available.
Follow UPS and UTS6H instructions for sizing UPS for loads confi gured to be powered in backup mode. Low power circuits,
such as computers or security systems, are typically confi gured for use with UPS.
Non-Delayable & Delayable Circuits
Circuit assigned to freewatt
®
furnace must be confi gured as "Delayable-NO" to ensure freewatt
®
system always has
power when in backup mode, otherwise system may not operate correctly.
All other circuits must be confi gured as "Delayable- Yes" except in case where UPS is used and circuit source is confi gured
as "UPS".
CIRCUIT ASSIGNMENTS
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