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69-0251—2

AT120A, AT140A, AT150A, AT175A

Universal Transformers

These transformers are for use in 24 Vac nominal con-

trol circuits. They are typically used in heating/cooling
control systems, but can be used in any application that
does not exceed the load ratings. They meet National
Electrical Code Class 2 “not wet” and Class 3 “wet” re-

quirements and are Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Inc.
listed under UL 1585. They can be mounted through a
7/8 in. knockout on the accessory mounting plate (included),
or with the integral mounting feet. See Table 1 for addi-
tional specifications.

TABLE 1—MODEL SPECIFICATIONS.

Application

Primary

Secondary

Voltage

Model

Number

Input

Voltage

(60 Hz)

Wiring  

Connections

Open

Circuit

At Rated

Power

Output

Wiring

Connections

Output Rating at

100 Percent Power Factor

AT120A

120/208/240

9 in. leads

27.0

24.0

Screw terminals

20 VA

AT140A

120

9 in. leads

27.0

24.0

Screw terminals

40 VA

120/208/240

208/240

AT150A

120/208/240

9 in. leads

27.5

24.0

Screw terminals

50 VA

AT175A

120/208/240

9 in. leads

27.5

24.0

Screw terminals

75 VA

Installation

WHEN INSTALLING THIS PRODUCT…

1. Read these instructions carefully. Failure to follow

them could damage the product or cause a hazardous
condition.

2. Check the ratings given in the instructions and on

the product to make sure the product is suitable for your
application.

3. Installer must be a trained, experienced service technician.
4. After installation is complete, check out product

operation as provided in these instructions.

CAUTION

Disconnect power supply before beginning installa-
tion to prevent electrical shock or equipment damage.

The transformer may be mounted in one of three ways:
— foot mount,
— plate mount, or
— mount through outlet box knockout hole.

FOOT MOUNTING

Mount the transformer using screws (not supplied)

through the four 3/16 in. x 3/8 in. holes in the mounting feet.
Make line voltage primary connections within an approved
enclosure. See Fig. 1.

Discard the mounting plate.

C. H.  •  Rev. 2-94  •  ©Honeywell Inc. 1994  •  Form Number 69-0251—2

Fig. 1—Foot mounting.

USE SCREWS OR 
BOLTS THROUGH
SLOTS (4) IN
MOUNTING FEET

SCREW TERMINALS 
FOR SECONDARY 
CONNECTIONS

MOUNTING 
FOOT (2)

LEADWIRES 
FOR PRIMARY 
CONNECTIONS

M9161

Summary of Contents for AT120A, AT140A, AT150A, AT175A

Page 1: ...inals 50 VA AT175A 120 208 240 9 in leads 27 5 24 0 Screw terminals 75 VA Installation WHEN INSTALLING THIS PRODUCT 1 Read these instructions carefully Failure to follow them could damage the product or cause a hazardous condition 2 Check the ratings given in the instructions and on the product to make sure the product is suitable for your application 3 Installermustbeatrained experiencedservicete...

Page 2: ... leadwires through the round center hole in the plate 4 Fit the clamp and screw through the round hole 5 While holding the plate in place tighten the setscrew securely against the rim of the hole See Fig 3 Avoid damaging the leadwires with the screwdriver Fig 3 When screw is tightened clamp holds plate on transformer PLATE MOUNTED AT CLAMP ON PRIMARY END BELL MOUNTING PLATE MOUNTING PLATE PLATE MO...

Page 3: ...pment damage 1 Make primary connections to the line voltage power supply On multitap models be sure to use correct leads for available power supply See Fig 6 2 On multitap models insulate the ends of the unused leads using wire nuts or capping with a solderless connec tor 3 Make secondary connections to 24 Vac control cir cuit To mount the plate at the laminations 1 Removethelargerectangularknocko...

Page 4: ...easure voltage again If proper primary voltage is measured and sec ondary voltage is significantly less than the volt age shown on the regulation curves transformer winding is damaged Replace transformer and repeat checkout procedures If primary voltage is 0V assure power supply is connected properly or repair if necessary Repeat checkout procedures 5 Do not put system into operation unless correc...

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