THE STANDARD RR SERIES RELAYS have been in use for over 40 years. They are known to practically every electrical contractor and available at electrical distributors across the country. Each of the GE automation options uses the RR7P or RR9P as the basic power switching device.

• Relay Operation
  
• The relay employs a split low-voltage (24 V) coil to move the line-voltage contact armature to the ON (OFF) latched position. As illustrated below, the ON coil moves the armature to the left when a 24 V control signal is impressed across its leads. The armature latches in the ON position and will remain there until the OFF coil is energized.
• Stable operation. Since the relay latches in the ON or OFF position, power outages do not result in a change of state. (Lights stay where they were after a power outage).
• UL Listed AIC rating. Relay has a 10,000 AIC rating for added safety.
• Ability to support multiple input devices. After the relay responds to a momentary pulse, it is then "free" to accept another pulse from any other control devices wired to it. The relay position is always controlled by the last signal.