···
Log in / Register

How do I connect and configure the Solid State Instruments RTR-22+ High-Speed Relay?

1Answers
VanHenry
12/17/2025, 12:44:33 PM

Connecting and configuring the Solid State Instruments RTR-22+ High-Speed Water and Gas Meter Relay involves several key steps. First, the RTR-22+ can be mounted in any position. For power input, if using a 120VAC supply, connect the hot lead to the L1 terminal and neutral to the NEU terminal. For a 277VAC supply, connect the hot lead to the L2 terminal and neutral to the NEU terminal. Always connect the GND terminal to Ground. If a neutral connection is unavailable, connect both the NEU and GND terminals to Ground. An inline fuse is also recommended. Next, consider the meter connections. The RTR-22+ has two 2-Wire (Form A) inputs. Connect the Kin1 and Yin1 terminals to the first meter's K and Y terminals, and Kin2 and Yin2 to the second meter's K and Y terminals. The Yinx terminals provide a +13VDC wetting voltage to the meter's Y dry contact output. Each input has a Yellow LED indicating its status. Regarding relay input and output configuration, the RTR-22+ features input and output configuration switches. The input debouncing time can be set to 50uS, .5mS, 5mS, or 20mS. The outputs are dry-contact outputs, with a Green LED indicating output status. The RTR-22+ offers both "Normal" and "Fixed" pulse output modes. The Normal mode mirrors input pulse widths, while the Fixed mode uses a pre-set pulse width. Finally, configure the relay. Input filter times can be set to 50uS, .5mS, 5mS, or 20mS, while output times are independently selectable for each channel: 50mS, 100mS, 200mS, or 500mS. Refer to the Solid State Instruments RTR-22+ manual for detailed instructions and specific application needs.

Was this review help?
105
Share
More Q&A

what is a repass service

A repass service is a meal or gathering held after a funeral or memorial, providing a relaxed setting for friends and family to share memories and offer support. Also called a funeral repast, it is a tradition in many cultures focused on comfort and connection. The event can take place at a church, home, or restaurant, and may be formal or informal.
114
Share

what is a service call

A service call is a request for a technician to repair or maintain equipment, or a call for customer support or updates. It also refers to the full process of handling a customer request, from receiving and resolving the issue. For example, a utility customer might place a service call to report a power outage, triggering the steps needed for the company to address and fix the problem.
109
Share

what is a service champion at taco bell

A Taco Bell "Service Champion" is an employee focused on customer-facing tasks, such as taking orders at the counter or drive-thru and processing payments. They provide a friendly, efficient experience, greeting customers and ensuring order accuracy. While customer service is the main role, they may also assist with cleaning, restocking, and maintaining a welcoming environment.
101
Share

what is a service coordinator

A service coordinator manages and organizes services for clients, acting as a link between clients and service providers to ensure needs are met. Their duties may include assessing client needs, scheduling appointments, monitoring services, and resolving issues. This role is essential for improving client satisfaction and ensuring access to necessary resources and support.
115
Share

what is a throttle body service

Throttle body service is a maintenance procedure that cleans the throttle body, which regulates airflow into the engine. Removing carbon and sludge buildup helps improve engine performance, smooth idling, better acceleration, and fuel efficiency. The service generally involves applying a specialized cleaner to the throttle body and wiping away deposits to maintain proper function.
101
Share

what is a vigil service

A vigil service is a prayerful gathering, usually held the night before a funeral, where friends and family keep watch with the bereaved. Also called a wake, it allows for remembrance through scripture, prayer, and sharing personal stories or eulogies. This service can take place in a home, funeral home, or church, and is typically led by a family member, clergy, or designated leader.
117
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.