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Fan start-up delay

This is established through parameter 

F4

 and allows for the possible drops left in the evaporator to freeze before 

the fans activate, preventing them from being projected into the cold room. It also prevents heat being supplied to 
the cold room due to defrost in the evaporator.

If defrost is cancelled before 1 minute has elapsed, the drip time (

d9

) is not applied and the fans are 

activated without taking into account the start-up delay (

F4

).

If defrost is by air or is static, the drip time (

d9

) and fan start-up delay (

F4

) are deactivated.

Message displayed during defrost

This is established using parameter 

d2

, and you can choose between displaying the real temperature captured by 

probe 1 (

d2

=0), showing the temperature captured by probe 1 at the start of the defrost (

d2

=1), or displaying the 

dEF (

d2

=2) message. Parameter 

d3

 defines the time during which the aforementioned message will be displayed 

once the drip time (

d9

) and fan stop time (

F4

) are complete.

Remote defrost

This function allows defrost of the unit to be activated using an external button, connecting it to one of the digital 
inputs that must be configured as remote defrost (

I10 

or

 I20=

5) .

Defrost locking

This prevents defrost starting at unusual points by means of an external switch, which may be useful for ensuring 
that the installation's load does not excessively increase, exceeding the permitted limits.
The  external  switch  must  be  connected  to  one  of  the  digital  inputs,  which  should  be  configured  as  “Defrost 
locking” (

I10 

or

 I20=

6).

Defrost of a second evaporator 

(only devices with 5 relays)

This function allows for defrost to be controlled in a second evaporator, provided that defrost is by electric heat, by 
air or is static. The same type of defrost should be used for the first and second evaporators.
This  requires  configuration  of  input  2  as  a  2nd  evaporator  probe  (

l20

=8).  In  the  event  of  an  error  in  the  2nd 

evaporator probe, defrost completes once the time defined in 

d1

 has elapsed.

Electric defrosting
This requires configuration of relay AUX 2 as 2nd evaporator defrost (

o10

=5).

Defrost begins simultaneously in both evaporators. When the probe of evaporator 1 reaches the temperature 
defined  in 

d4

,  the  DEF  relay  deactivates,  completing  defrost  of  evaporator  1.  Defrost  of  evaporator  2  is 

completed when the evaporator 2 probe reaches the temperature defined in 

d4

. Drip time begins when both 

defrosts are complete.

Defrost by air
The fans of both evaporators are connected in parallel to the FAN relay.
Defrost  begins  simultaneously  in  both  evaporators  and  does  not  complete  until  both  probes  reach  the 
temperature defined in 

d4

. Drip time subsequently begins.

Static defrost
Defrost  begins  simultaneously  in  both  evaporators  and  does  not  complete  until  both  probes  reach  the 
temperature defined in 

d4

. Drip time subsequently begins.

Summary of Contents for AKO-16520

Page 1: ...AKO 16523 AKO 16520 AKO 16523D AKO 16523P AKO 16520P Temperature controller for cold room store User manual GB 1652H302 Ed 03...

Page 2: ...tee of its operation in any use not foreseen in the manual and is not responsible for any damage resulting from improper use configuration installation or commissioning It is the responsibility of the...

Page 3: ...O 15586 Earth the cable mesh at one end only Only NTC type probes supplied by AKO must be used for the appliance to operate correctly It must be installed in a place protected from vibrations water an...

Page 4: ...confirmed Press the key to confirm an MUT HACCPalarm Constant Evaporatorfansactive Flashing The evaporator fans should be active butadelayispreventingthis Constant Thecoldsolenoidisactive Flashing The...

Page 5: ...secondsactivates deactivatesthecontinuouscyclemode In the programming menu it allows scrolling through the different levels or during the setting of a parameter changingitsvalue Pressingoncewithouthol...

Page 6: ...holes in the wall with the aid of the template included Fix the device to the wall If it is a brick wall use the screws and plugs supplied if the wall is made of sheet metal cold room store use the sc...

Page 7: ...ittle bending as possible The 120 230V wiring area must be kept clear of any other external element The wiring to be undertaken depends on the option selected in the initial configuration wizard see p...

Page 8: ...0 Only change the parameters which affect the wizard The other parameters will remain the same 1 All parameters return to their factory setting except those which have been modified by the wizard COR...

Page 9: ...programmed in A2 has been reached see p 18 Activates the alarm relay and the audible alarm External alarm activated by digital input see p 18 Activates the alarm relay and the audible alarm Severe ext...

Page 10: ...pressure switch and stopping the compressor For further details of the process see the next page Without Pump Down Inl 3 6 8 10 13 The compressor operates simultaneously with the solenoid valve start...

Page 11: ...will not stop until the low pressure switch is activated but it will display the Pd message after 15 minutes START When the temperature in probe S1 reaches the set point value plus the differential SP...

Page 12: ...Point to be reduced or increased If it is configured in 0 the mode is disabled It is activated in three possible ways By means of an external switch connected to one of the digital inputs The digital...

Page 13: ...Parameter C22 defines whether cold production should be stopped if the door opens If C22 1 when the door opens the fans stop and 15 seconds later the solenoid closes COOL relay Parameter C23 defines...

Page 14: ...installation there are no evaporator fans and defrost is performed by stopping cold production Hot gas InI 7 and 8 d7 2 The hot gas from compressor discharge is used to melt evaporator ice and to thi...

Page 15: ...ses COOL relay OFF and the 4 way valve returns to its initial position DEF relay OFF and the compressor stops AUX 1 relay OFF starting the drip time Defrost control Defrost start Defrost will start if...

Page 16: ...t the installation s load does not excessively increase exceeding the permitted limits The external switch must be connected to one of the digital inputs which should be configured as Defrost locking...

Page 17: ...performed Fan control Fans are controlled through probe 2 evaporator and parameters F0 stop temperature and F1 probe differential If probe 2 is not connected or an error in the probe E2 is detected th...

Page 18: ...rees are reached in probe 1 and will deactivate when 8 degrees are reached External alarm severe external alarm The message EA External alarm or SEA Severe external alarm is displayed when the digital...

Page 19: ...messages HCP and PF power failure alternately Alarm delays These delays prevent certain alarms from being shown to allow the installation to recover its normal operation after certain events Delays i...

Page 20: ...the pump down manoeuvre See p 11 Light control Relay AUX 1 or AUX 2 must be configured as Light o00 or o10 2 Switching the lights on or off is controlled using The push button One press switches the l...

Page 21: ...AKONet software AUX 2 relay only devices with 5 relays Deactivated o10 0 It does not carry out any function Alarm o10 1 This activates the relay every time that an alarm occurs see p 19 Light o10 2 T...

Page 22: ...PROGRAMMING Description Values Min Def Max SP Temperature setting Set Point C F 50 0 0 99 C1 Probe 1 differential Hysteresis C F 0 1 2 0 20 0 d0 Defrost frequency Time between 2 starts H 0 6 96 d1 Max...

Page 23: ...uested to enter the password programmed in PAS when attempting to access either of the two functions If the entered password is not correct the unit will go back to showing the temperature IMPORTANT C...

Page 24: ...20 C8 Relay time in OFF in the event of probe 1 failure If C8 0 and C7 0 the relay will always be connected in ON Min 0 5 120 C9 Maximum duration of the continuous cycle mode 0 deactivated H 0 0 48 C1...

Page 25: ...e 1 Displays the temperature at the start of the defrost 2 Displays the dEF message 0 2 2 d3 Maximum duration of the message Time added at the end of the defrost process Min 0 5 255 d4 Final defrost t...

Page 26: ...en the signal in digital input disappears I10 or I20 2 or 3 Min 0 0 120 A8 Show warning if the defrost ends for maximum time 0 No 1 Yes 0 0 1 A9 Relay alarm polarity 0 Relay ON in alarm OFF without al...

Page 27: ...h pressure switch for Hot Gas 0 0 9 I21 Polarity of the digital input 2 0 Activates on closing contact 1 Activates on opening contact 0 0 1 O00 Configuration of relay AUX1 0 Deactivated 1 Compressor R...

Page 28: ...tivity The controllers are equipped with a port for connection of RS485 MODBUS data which allows for remote management of these using an AKO 5012 web server The MODBUS address is factory set and is in...

Page 29: ...e NTC probe at 25 C 0 4 C Input for NTC probe AKO 14901 Working ambient temperature AKO 16523 AKO 16520 L P O C a 50 C AKO 16523P AKO 16520P 10 C a 45 C AKO 16523D 10 C a 40 C Storage ambient temperat...

Page 30: ...the application for mobile devices this module provides the unit with multiple functionalities Data logging Activity summaries Logging of configuration changes Logging of events and alerts Remote conf...

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