THE RADIANT TWO CIRCUIT SYSTEM

NEC 411 and UL 1598 specify that the maximum allowablecircuit is 25 AmpsIn order to overcome restrictions this 25 Amp limit,wehave included a 2nd 25 Amp circuit in the fixture itselfNo complex calculations are needed The second 25 Amp circuit is automatically accessed with any of our RAD 200 series connector accessories

RADIANT CHECKSUM™ SYSTEM

THE RADIANT CHECKSUM SYSTEM
is our unique, simple and accurate method of ensuring that every Radiant Linear LowVoltage System is properly circuited and meets applicable U.L. and N.E.C. codes, which allow a maximum of 25 amps perLow Voltage circuit.

TRADITIONAL AMPERAGE CALCULATIONS

Traditionally extensive calculations were necessary to determine the size and number of transformers, circuits, feed locations and overcurrent protection devices needed for a linear low voltage system. HERE IS THE MATH

FOR EXAMPLE

317 feet x 12 inches/foot = 3804 inches 3804 inches / 2.125 inches on center = 1790 lamps manufacturer 1790 lamps x 5 watts/lamp = 8950 watts 8950 watts / 24 volts = 373 amps 373 amps x 1.06 (6% Load Margin) = 396 amps 396 amps / 25 amps/circuit = 15.84 16 circuits25 amps each 317 linear feet of linear low voltage strip with 5 watt lamps, 2.125 inches on center, 24 volts (all Radiant Linear Low Voltage strips are 2.125 inches (54 mm) on center) note:always round up THE RADIANT CHECKSUM SYSTEM
eliminates all the traditional calculations associated with low voltage products. The SUM™ is precalculated based upon the voltage and amperage characteristics of 12 and 24 volt systems, including aLoad Margin. Radiant Low VoltageLinear Feet Radiant Low VoltageLinear Meters V olt SUM V olt SUM 12V50 24V100 12V15 24V30
Radiant Two Circuit System

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