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USER MANUAL – Release 1.2 of 01/01/2010
Page 149 of 191
Version: 02/03/2010
In the same way, the analogue output (piloting the relative proportional 3-way valve) will assume a value
from 0 to 10V always depending on the temperature detected by the temperature control probe:
If the temperature difference between the value detected by the system water inlet probe and that detected
by the external air probe drops below the value set in the
Input differential/free-cooling outlet (FC02)
parameter for the
Input/free-cooling output time delay (FC03)
the free-cooling ON/OFF output is
unexcited, while the free-cooling analogue output assumes the value of 0V.
The control probe for the management of the free-cooling free cooling 0÷10V analogue output/ free-cooling
relay is the temperature control NTC probe in cooling mode (evaporator input and output)
WARNING:
the free-cooling 0÷10V analogue output or the free-cooling relay are placed in OFF if the temperature
measured by the evaporator outlet probe/s of circuit 1/2 or common < unit is free-cooling mode anti-freeze
alarm prevention control set. The normal regulation starts when the temperature measured by the evaporator
outlet probe/s of circuit 1/2 or common > anti-freeze alarm prevention control set + the free-cooling anti-
freeze alarm prevention differential.
54.5
FREE-COOLING WORKING IN HEATING MODE
In heating working mode the digital output configured as free cooling ON/OFF valve will always be off, while
the analogue output configured as free cooling modulating valve will always be at 0V.
54.6
ANTI-FREEZE ALARM PREVENTION
Cause of activation
The temperature measured by the probe/s configured as circuit
evaporator water outlet or common > FC09
Reset
The temperature measured by the probe/s configured as circuit
evaporator water outlet or common > FC09 + the Diff. FC10
Reset
Always automatic
Icon
flashing
Action
Alarm relay + buzzer activated
Regulators
Alarm
Relay + buzzer activated
Free cooling 0-10V output
off
Free-cooling
ON/OFF
relay
output
off
Other loads
They follow their regulation