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  1. 04-05-2012, 02:24 AM #1
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    RGF ON CARRIER INFINITY

    How would one add a RGF to a infinity to run with fan not all time?
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  3. 04-05-2012, 11:34 AM #2
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    What the heck is an RGF?
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    Probably a RGF brand UV bulb.
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    Add a switch getting control power from your call for fan closing contacts for 1 leg of your RGF .sound good ?
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    I have no idea what an rgf is, but I think you should add a flux capacitor in parallel to the disgronifier circuit.

    Either that, or use the EAC output on the board to energize a 120V coil relay.
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