Figure 8C - Performance indicator LEDs
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If the design supply water temperature is unknown, the
Heating Curve dial can be set to a trial value using the
typical design supply temperatures given below.
Typical design supply temperatures:
•
Hydronic radiant floors:
100 to 130°F
(38 to 54°C)
•
Baseboard convectors:
160 to 190°F
(71 to 88°C)
•
Fan coils:
180 to 210°F
(82 to 99°C)
Factory default setting is 1.0.
Install control onto the pump. Insert the 115 V plug on
the line cord from the pump into a properly grounded
115 V outlet. This will apply power to the pump/control.
Performance Indicator LEDs (Fig. 8c)
Power ON (green) indicates power is applied.
Call For Heat (Green) indicates demand is applied
from permanent or external source.
Pump Perf. Reduced (Yellow) Indicates the pump
speed is limited due to protection limits.
% of pump performance (Yellow) indicates the speed
of the pump by flashing at different rates.
Before You Leave
•
Place this brochure, and all other brochures
relating to the installation, in a conspicuous
location near the control for future reference.
•
It is important to explain the operation of this
control within the system to the end user and to
anyone else who may be operating the system.
