RGF Reme HALO-LED Install 

Cant you just wire the 24v circuit to G and C and be done?

@@bobrichcreek4189 No if you wire to g then the unit doesn't work in heat and doesn't cycle off if customer turns fan to on. if it doesn't cycle then it doesn't clean itself

@@geebo47 Thanks Joe I should have clarified I was referring to a H.P application. I didn't think about the fan control in heating. Thanks again for the response.

I have wired them to g and common in electric air handlers and they work fine . And very seldum are the customers going to leave the fan in the on position

@@jacoblowe5424 That is just not true Jacob, Wire the unit correctly and you won't get the callbacks. customers in the south seem to be the only ones who use the unit as it was designed to be used, If you have a customer who wants to run the fan all the time use the proper product. The original Halo

That is what happens if you don't read the instructions,or look at the airflow arrow on the plastic cover her removed for some reason.

Depends on your local contractor

Did you use the EAC terminal that’s not recommend or another wire/terminal?

Hell ya wish my last crawl space job was like that.

So it's 120 vac?

@@politiciansthrowstones The transformer is ,yes.What I meant was that in their diagram it says Black is common,White is power,what they mean is Black is common to this scenario, and it wires up as black to hot,White to neutral!

The transformer is wired directly to eac

Thank you.

Correct, it Cannot.

@@MiHeatingGuy NO, as per bulletin DO NOT wire directly to EAC, you may call me at tech support for other options

How do you connect the 24 v wire from the transformer to the air switch Thank you

That's what i was thinking but i don't use halo

That is correct, however if it is installed by an authorized installer and not purchased online WE will warrantee it, But of course an authorised installer will not directly wire to the EAC

So very correct Mary, I assume if you called Tech support I spoke with you I am glad you got it

@@geebo47 Good morning Jordon, just want to ensure I am reading this correctly. Constant voltage on supplied transformer and break one leg of the 24v circuit through dry set of contacts (separate relay) closed by the "G" terminal?

Basically the same thing when using EAC terminal on board.

No seriously, the bulletin says not to use the eac terminals. They created a $60 dollar pressure switch and call it an air sensing switch. It's actually meant for communicating systems that can't use the relay they include. The relay was meant for non communicating systems with ecm motors and people that run their fan all the time so it can still turn on and off. Rgf said it needs to come on and off with the blower to clean itself.. I think thats bullshit, I think it can't handle having power constantly. They advertise it as a feature to cycle on off but say it must be wired this way.. the fact of the matter is they fucked up. It will damage the unit if it doesn't cycle off. I installed one in March 2020 with the transformer on the eac terminals on my carrier infinity communicating system, which it isn't possible to use the relay, and I have the fan running all the time and it burned out the transformer in probably a month or two. I replaced it and it lasted a month. Then the unit was just Dead. The service bulletin says get this: "must use" - "optional" air sensing switch on communicating systems. I know I've installed more than a dozen on the eac terminals.. this year I'll be going back on warranties.. and this is just for the LED version. The opposite is true for the non led reme-h model, it must have constant 24v all the time and using the eac terminals with that one will ruin it. Anyway it's still a great product.. but get ready for call backs on ecm users..

@@kingcreo2760 NO, just NO do NOT use EAC as told in our bulletin

@@kodieivie The pressure switch kit is $21 your supplier is skinnin you. It does need to cycle, that's how it was designed, you can hear it clean itself every time it cycles. If you want to run the fan constantly then use the proper product the REME-H which is designed to run all the time. the Halo Led is not fucked up it does exactly what it was designed to do. People just need to use the proper product for what they want to do, And you are not the first trying to get it to do something it was not designed to do. I see tons of people trying to install in PKG units, ptaks etc. We make 500 plus products and have a tech support line, Call and ask what the proper product is for your install, don't blame the product for your failure to use and install it properly

@@geebo47 Can any air switch be used or will you only honor the warranty with the HLED-AS?

Check for approx 0.5 A with a clamp on amp meter.

There is a small LED indicstor light but the connector that will let you know if it is working. Also you can see it working by removing the cap but MUST HAVE GLASSES SPECIFICALLY DESING TO SEE UV LIGHTS, or you it will damage your eyes.

If you had purchased it yourself, maybe, but anytime someone sells you something that they purchased themselves, they need to make at least 50% margin, plus the labor and their overhead (fuel, insurance, taxes...etc)

Depends on where you live. I've worked in areas where if you don't achieve a minimum of 50% return on the job, then you might as well get another job. Although personally, I'd be highly skeptical that he charged you almost triple the price of parts for his labor, so I'm sorry you could have gotten ripped off.

How would you install it could you give a few examples for the different types of furnaces.

@@anthonybernier9952 use the air switch. It goes in line with the 24V power to the unit. One hose to the negative pressure side (I go into the side of the blower cabinet), one hose to the positive pressure side (I go to the plenum). $40 and it guarantees the unit will only run when air is flowing, which is required with the LED unit.

@@adb99999999999 I wired it in with the fan wire.

The 24 volts Green wire from the green wire coming to the air handler.

Legit just watched a video of a guy installing it with a air switch and damn it makes sense. Yes agreed with original comment.

You have to read it because some are different. I have one that I am having trouble wiring, but the white is actually the common and the orange is my 240v. I think it depends. Same product, but the labels or transformers are not all the same.

Supply

Ty sir

It will NOT be warranted, as there are too many frauds in online sales WE at RGF do not warrantee any online purchases

@@geebo47 this is RIP OFF TO CUSTOMERS, so keep your product within yourself or come up with DIY solutions, these contractors are charging $2000 to install 1 units and if homeowners has 2 or 3 units then they will be spending 4k to 6k to just get that device installed. I would rather do it my self or look for other maintenance free product like i-wave R.

This produces no ozone.

Never said it did,but whatever it does produce,bothered to separate people at two separate houses,one of them knew it had been installed, the other did not.But complained about it not even knowing it was in the ductwork,I did say ozony,but it had that effect as all!

@@petersmart1999 the reme h model puts out ozone and some people are sensitive to it. The led one shouldn't have any Ill effects..

Only when the fan has power. At least that's how it should work. So when the system is idling it shouldn't be on.

The HALO-LED is powered using the supplied 40VA transformer. The transformer is designed to be wired in 3 different ways depending on the type of fan in the HVAC unit: For single stage fans, the transformer may be connected in parallel to the incoming power of the blower. See Figure 7. For variable speed fans without communicang thermostats, the enclosed relay may be used. For wiring instrucons visit: www.rgf.com/relay-switch-instructions For variable speed fans with communicang thermostats, the output of transformer may be connected through the oponal air sensing switch in the RGF Installaon Kit (HLED-AS). For wiring instrucons visit: www.rgf.com/rgf-air-sensing-switch-kit

I wanna know that too

@@orfeous Kills Airbourne viruses. Hospitals use them to clean some of their ppe. Kill covid u ask? Nobody knows at this point

@@RockoRocko-rz7kx Trump said to put UV light inside you to kill the virus..... ROTFLMAO

@@halohms He was just trying to weed the heard out. The stupids would try it. Survival of the fittest. Most DEMS WOULD TRY IT

@@RockoRocko-rz7kx The LED unit is in testing right now, the REME-H has passed to kill covid, see results on our website

So how are you supposed to wire in?

Did you ever get an answer here? I’m scheduled to have this installed in my house next week and having second thoughts. I’m skeptical it does what it claims. There aren’t many ways to verify it’s not just snake oil In some way.

The transformer is to the EAC terminal not the air purifier

Thats what the instructions stated when I installed it,and back then I was questioning it made no mention of cycling with the fan...re read instructions twice cuz I thought I was missing this

The LED models can cycle,the mercury models just stay on

REME-H runs continuously, REME-LED must cycle on and off. If you run the led continuously it will significantly shorten the arrays lifespan, the opposite is true for the REME-H if you cycle it you will shorten the cell's lifespan

You need a relay or air sensing switch depending on the type of blower motor you have (regular: relay, variable speed: air sensing switch)

this is complete RIP OFF TO CUSTOMERS, so keep your product within yourself or come up with DIY solutions as world is moving towards online services and by passing greedy contractors/ middle man, these contractors are charging $2000 to install 1 units and if homeowners has 2 or 3 units then they will be spending 4k to 6k to just get that device installed. I would rather do it my self or look for other maintenance free product like i-wave R.

So @joejordan what if we did buy one online? We’re screwed? I bought on from Voomis who said they would honor the warranty if installed by a certified tech. How else are we supposed to get them installed? I’m not paying $2k for it.