GEA Searle NSQ Series Installation And Maintenance Instructions Manual Download Page 3

 

 

3

/1 parameter. (Action only valid when parameter H2 = 3)

maximum limit (Not Applicable). 
‘lP’ Low pressure alarm 

 

Special Functions: 

Controller 1: suction pressure lower than the minimum 
limit 

The Special Functions can be activated by: 

Controller 2: condensing pressure lower than the 
minimum limit 
‘d1’ Discharge temperature alarm 
Digital scroll only: Discharge end temperature is too high
‘EP’ Error pressure 
Controller 1: suction pressure sensor failure 
Controller 2: condensing pressure sensor failure (N/A)

 

‘Fr’ Fast recovery alarm

 

Controller 1: fast recovery from low suction pressure 
Controller 2: fast recovery from low condensing pressure 
(N/A)

 

‘hr' High discharge pressure alarm

 

Controller 1: high discharge pressure recovery 
Controller 2: high discharge pressure recovery (N/A)

 

rE’ Emergency run

 

Controller 1: runs with c6 numbers of compressors 
Controller 2: runs with c6 numbers of fans (N/A)

 

‘E1’ Feedback alarm 1

 

Controller 1: digital input associated with compressor 1 
has changed into alarm state (safety chain) 
Controller 2: digital input associated with fan(s) has 
changed into alarm state (safety chain) (N/A)

 

‘E2’ Feedback alarm 2

 

Controller 1: digital input associated with compressor 2 
has changed into alarm state (safety chain) (N/A)

 

‘n1’ Service alarm 1

 

Controller 1: compressor 1 operating time higher than 
run limit (A9) 
Controller 2: fan operating time higher than run limit (A9) 
(N/A)

 

‘n2’ Service alarm 2

 

Controller 1: compressor 2 operating time higher than 
run limit (A9)

 

Er Data error

 

Data send to the display is out of range

 

Messages

 

‘---‘ No data to display

 

The display will show an “---” at node start up and when 
no data is send to the display.

 

‘In’ Reset to default values activated

 

The display will show an “In” when the factory default 
configuration data set 
is initialized.

 

‘Id’ Wink request received

 

The display will show a flashing “Id” when the wink 
request was received. The flashing “Id” will be shown on 
the display until the service button will be pressed, or a 
30 min delay timer will expire or a second wink request 
is received. This function is action only when using 
SNMP protocol. The node is offline and no application is 
running. This is the result of a network management 
command and will happen for example during node 
installation. 
 
WARNING: Do not set the controller outside of the 
application limits as shown in section 4. 
 
For a full description of controller settings please refer to 
the table on page 8. 
 
g) Anti-Cycle & Delay Start Timer – Standard on 
NSQ/NCQ, optional on NSE NCE, with electrical options 
W & T. 
Anti-Cycle Function 
Units are fitted with a compressor Anti-Cycle and Delay 
Start timer. This timer will prevent rapid repeated 
starting of the compressor, by enforcing a maximum of 
10 compressor starts per hour. The timer runs from Start 
to Start, therefore if the compressor has run for more 
than 6 minutes it will be allowed to start again 

1. Press 

 and 

 together for more than 5 

seconds. A flashing 0 is displayed. 

2. Press 

 or 

 until the password is displayed 

(default = 12). If password was changed, select the new 
password. 

3. Press 

 to confirm password , A 0 is displayed and 

the Special Function mode is activated. 

4. Press 

 or 

 to select the function. The number 

of special functions is dynamic and controller 
dependent. See list below. 

5. Press 

 to activate the function without leaving the 

special function mode. 

6. Press 

 to activate the function and leave the 

special function mode. 
Most of the Special Functions work in a toggle mode, 
the first call activates the function, and the 

second call 

deactivates the function. 
The indication of the function can only be 
displayed after exiting the special function mode. 

• 0: Display test function 
• 1: Displays the current TCP/IP address 
• 2: Set the controller TCP/IP address to the default 
value: 192.168.1.101 
• 3: Resets all parameters to the factory default setting. 
The controller will indicate “oF” during the reset. 
 
The data to be shown on the display can be selected by 
the user. In case of an alarm, the alarm code is 
displayed alternately with the selected data. The user 

can inhibit the alarm code. Press the 

 button to scroll 

through all possible displayable data. 
The display will show for one second the numerical 
identifier of the data and then the selected data. After 
two minutes the display will return to the by parameter /1 
selected data. 

Indications On The Display:

 

Compressor Controller 
• State 
• Alarm in combination with alarm message and alarm 
LED 
• Suction pressure or saturation temperature from 
suction pressure 
• Parameter 
Other display

 

• Pressure: Pressure value in bar (g) 
• Alarm: Alarm condition 
• IR: IR communication enabled 
Alarm Codes

 

‘HP’ High pressure alarm 
Controller 1: suction pressure higher than the maximum 
limit 
Controller 2: condensing pressure higher than the 

Summary of Contents for Searle NSQ Series

Page 1: ...Pipework to and from the unit should be selected to suit the application and not the connection size of the unit It should be supported independently from the unit and in a way that prevents the tran...

Page 2: ...e Compressor Contactor Each compressor supply is switched via a contactor The contactor is controlled via the Compressor Step Controller and integrates the compressor safety chain of the HP LP s and M...

Page 3: ...er outside of the application limits as shown in section 4 For a full description of controller settings please refer to the table on page 8 g Anti Cycle Delay Start Timer Standard on NSQ NCQ optional...

Page 4: ...l Pressure Relief Valve fitted in the side of the liquid receiver If the unit is not located externally in open air the relief valve outlet must be piped away to open air Regular maintenance is requir...

Page 5: ...ay washing using specialist coil cleaning solutions is recommended NS NC MX S 20 2 1 7 25 2 NS NC LX S V 40 0 35 N A 25 2 WARNING SAFETY GOGGLES MUST BE WORN DURING THIS OPERATION SCQ M 15 2 7 N A 25...

Page 6: ...616 034 200 200 610 NSQ18 3LV C 200 200 175 200 452 118 231 940 106 200 200 409 200 563 040 200 616 034 200 200 610 NDQ18 3LV C 200 200 180 200 452 118 231 940 106 200 200 409 200 563 040 200 616 034...

Page 7: ...200 800 240 200 800 244 216 154 158 200 200 103 44 613 16 AWX NSQ18 3LX C 216 131 010 200 200 744 200 200 741 216 112 317 200 800 240 200 800 244 216 154 158 200 200 103 44 613 16 CWX NSQ18 3LV C 216...

Page 8: ...10 NSQ NDQ EC2 Controller Parameters Units with EC fans and or digital compressor 18 0 0 NSQ E 0 0 0 NCQ E 2 NDQ 0 0 8...

Page 9: ...Q45 3MS C3EI C NDQ Model Type 45 unit size 3 3 phase supply E Unit with Electronic control EC Fans use drawing 44 613 06 XXX W Wiring diagrams for units with AC standard fansets cover all electrical o...

Page 10: ...11a SCQ All Units 1MX A SCQ 611 06 XXX W Single Phase with AC Fans 10...

Page 11: ...11b SCQ All Units 3MX A SCQ 613 06 XXX W Three Phase with AC Fans 11...

Page 12: ...NAL BLOCK WAGO 280 633 1 3 10 218 431 456 ENDPLATE FUSED TERMINAL BLOCK WAGO 1 1 11 218 431 608 TERM END PLATE WAGO 280 314 1 3 12 218 431 616 TERMINAL BLOCK WAGO 249 116 1 4 13 218 431 802 SLOTTED DI...

Page 13: ...12 301 ISOLATOR P1 32 V SVB KLOCKNER 1 1 7 216 112 310 32A ISOLATOR SHAFT EXTENTION KIT 1 1 8 216 131 003 CONTACTOR DILM 9 AMPS 240V COIL N C 1 1 10 216 210 625 20mm 3 15A ANTI SURGE GLASS FUSE 1 1 11...

Page 14: ...11e NSQ NSE15 1MX A 44 611 16 XXX W ZB15 Single Phase with AC Fans 14...

Page 15: ...11f NSQ NSE15 1MX A2 E 44 611 16 XEX W ZB15 Single Phase with EC Fans LARGE CABLE LARGE CABLE SMALL CABLE SMALL CABLE 15...

Page 16: ...11g NSQ NSE19 to 26 1MX A B or C 44 611 06 XXX W ZB19 to ZB26 Single Phase AC Fans 16...

Page 17: ...11h NSQ NSE19 to 26 1MX A B C 2 3 E 44 611 06 XEX W ZB19 to ZB26 Single Phase EC Fans LARGE CABLE LARGE CABLE SMALL CABLE SMALL CABLE 17...

Page 18: ...11i NSQ NSE15 to 45 3MX A B C 44 613 06 XXX W ZB15 to ZB45 Three Phase AC Fans 18...

Page 19: ...11j NSQ NSE15 to 45 3MX S A B C 2 3 E 44 613 06 XEX W ZB15 to ZB45 Three Phase EC Fans NDQ30 to 45 3MX S C 2 3 E ZBD30 to ZBD45 Three Phase EC Fans LARGE CABLE LARGE CABLE SMALL CABLE SMALL CABLE 19...

Page 20: ...11k NDQ 30 to 45 3MX S C 44 613 XDX W ZBD30 to ZBD45 Three Phase AC Fans 20...

Page 21: ...11l NCQ NCE 56 to 110 3MX S D E 2 3 44 633 16 XXX W ZB56 to ZB11 Three Phase AC Fans 21...

Page 22: ...11m NSQ NSE 15 to 30 1MX S A B C 2 3 44 611 ST2 Layout Diagram 22...

Page 23: ...11n NSQ NSE 09 to 18 3LX S 15 to 45 3MX S A B C 2 3 44 613 ST2 Layout Diagram 23...

Page 24: ...11o NCQ NCE 24 to 48 3LX S 56 to 110 3MX S D E 2 3 44 633 3 ST2 Layout Diagram 24...

Page 25: ...12 DIMENSIONS Case A B C 25...

Page 26: ...ESS 4 MOUNTING HOLES FOR M8 FIXING BOLTS SIGHT GLASS VIEWING PORT 80 465 483 80 180 LIQUID SUCTION COMP ACCESS CONTROLS ACCESS 6 MOUNTING HOLES FOR M8 FIXING BOLTS SIGHT GLASS VIEWING PORT 750 FXG CTR...

Page 27: ...18 0 197 1194 2260 600 2x750 570 E NCQ92 3MX E 11 09 25 1 167 4 3 36 7 2 0 48 7 8 1 3 8 18 0 207 1194 2260 600 2x750 570 E NCQ110 3MX E 13 34 29 2 198 4 3 36 7 2 0 48 7 8 1 5 8 18 0 236 1194 2260 600...

Page 28: ...0 40 1 1 2 12 0 19 3 8 7 8 6 2 123 573 1128 505 749 475 A NSE11 3LX A 2 41 6 5 32 1 1 2 12 0 19 3 8 7 8 6 2 122 573 1128 505 749 475 A NSE13 3LX A 2 65 8 0 52 1 1 2 12 0 19 3 8 7 8 6 2 134 573 1128 50...

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