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Brian Oshman · 10-18-2006, 08:45 AM

Yes you can. All beds can be operated from any timer system.

If your FST room switch has a physical relay on it, just connect the contact to the black and green wire from the Suncap timer port.

If your FST room switch has a triac (solid state relay) you will need to purchase a small 24 VAC transformer and a small 24VAC coil relay. (must be "AC" current as triacs only work with AC current.)

You wire the new relay contacts to the black and green wire from the Suncap timer port then run the tranformer and new relay coil through the FST triac and the FST will close the new relay and the relay will turn on the suncap.

The timer that is supplied with the Suncap is not used.

Childs play.

10-18-2006, 08:45 AM	#5 (permalink)
Brian Oshman Brian Oshman Join Date: Apr 29 2001 Location: High Bridge, NJ Age: 39 Posts: 856 Rep Power: 12	Re: FST Timer.. Yes you can. All beds can be operated from any timer system. If your FST room switch has a physical relay on it, just connect the contact to the black and green wire from the Suncap timer port. If your FST room switch has a triac (solid state relay) you will need to purchase a small 24 VAC transformer and a small 24VAC coil relay. (must be "AC" current as triacs only work with AC current.) You wire the new relay contacts to the black and green wire from the Suncap timer port then run the tranformer and new relay coil through the FST triac and the FST will close the new relay and the relay will turn on the suncap. The timer that is supplied with the Suncap is not used. Childs play. __________________ Last edited by Brian Oshman; 10-18-2006 at 08:47 AM.