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Digital controllers with off cycle defrost, AUX relay, 

power supply 100 or 230VAC with or w/out battery 

backup.

 

XR30CX 

REF. 0-7020115, 0-7020110, 0-7020122, 0-7020202, 7020346. 

 

1.

 

GENERAL WARNING 

1.1

 

PLEASE READ BEFORE USING THIS MANUAL 

 

This  manual  is  part of the product and should be kept near the instrument for easy and quick 
reference. 

 

The  instrument  shall  not  be  used  for  purposes  different  from  those  described  hereunder.  It 
cannot be used as a safety device. 

 

Check the application limits before proceeding. 

 

3

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MAX & MIN TEMPERATURE MEMORIZATION 

3

.1

 

HOW TO SEE THE MIN TEMPERATURE 

1. 

 

Press and release the DOWN button. 

2. 

 

The “Lo” message will be displayed followed by the minimum temperature recorded. 

3. 

 

By pressing the DOWN button again or by waiting for 5s the normal display will be restored. 

3

.2

 

HOW TO SEE THE MAX TEMPERATURE 

1. 

 

Press and release the UP button. 

2. 

 

The “Hi” message will be displayed, followed by the maximum recorded temperature. 

3. 

 

By pressing the UP button again or by waiting for 5s, the normal display will be restored. 

3

.3

 

HOW TO RESET THE MAX AND MIN TEMPERATURE RECORDED 

1.

 

Keep SET button pressed more than 3s while the max or min temperature is displayed  
(“rSt” message will be displayed). 

2.

 

To  confirm  the  operation  the  “rSt”  message starts blinking and the normal temperature will be 
displayed. 

 
 

 
 

 

2

.

 

FRONT PANEL COMMANDS 

 

 

To display target set point.  
In programming mode it selects a parameter or confirm an operation. 

 

(DEF) To start a manual defrost. 

 

(UP) To see the max stored temperature. In programming mode it browses 
parameters or increases the displayed value. 

 

(DOWN)  To  see  the  min  stored  temperature.  In  programming  mode  it 
browses the parameters or decreases the displayed value. 

 

To switch the instrument on and off when onF=oFF

 

NOT USED 

 

  +  

 

To lock & unlock the keyboard

2

.1

 

USE OF LEDS 

Each LED function is described in the following table. 

LED 

MODE 

FUNCTION 

 

ON 

Compressor enabled 

Flashing 

Anti-short cycle delay enabled 

 

ON 

Defrost enabled 

 

ON 

An alarm is occurring 

 

ON 

Continuous cycle is running 

 

ON 

Energy saving enabled 

°C/°F 

ON 

Measurement unit 

Flashing 

Programming phase 

4

.

 

MAIN FUNCTIONS 

4

.1

 

HOW TO SEE THE SETPOINT 

 

1.

 

Push and immediately release the SET button: the display will show the 
Set point value; 

2.

 

Push and immediately release the SET button or wait for 5 seconds to 
display the probe value again. 

4

.2

 

HOW TO CHANGE THE SETPOINT 

1.

 

Keep SET button pressed more than 2 seconds to change the Set point value. 

2.

 

The value of the set point will be displayed and the “°C or “°F” LED icon will start blinking. 

3.

 

To change the Set-point value, push the UP or DONW buttons within 10s. 

4.

 

To memorise the new set point value, push the SET button again or wait for 10s. 

 

 
 

4

.

3

 

HOW TO LOCK THE KEYBOARD 

1. 

 

Keep pressed for more than 3 s the UP + DOWN buttons. 

2. 

 

The  “PoF”  message  will  be  displayed  and  the  keyboard  will  be  locked.  At  this  point  it  will  be 
possible only to see the set point or the MAX o Min temperature stored 

3. 

 

If a button is pressed more than 3s the “PoF” message will be displayed. 

4

.

4

 

TO UNLOCK THE KEYBOARD 

Keep pressed both UP and DOWN for more than 3s till the “Pon” message will be displayed. 

4

.

5

 

THE ON/OFF FUNCTION 

 

 

When “onF=oFF”, pushing the ON/OFF key, the instrument is switched off. The “OFF 
message is displayed. In this configuration, the regulation is disabled. 
To switch the instrument on, push again the ON/OFF key. 

 
WARNING:  Loads  connected  to  the  normally  closed  contacts  of  the  relays  are  always 
supplied and under voltage, even if the instrument is in stand by mode.  

5

.

 

PARAMETERS 

REGULATION 

 LS  

Minimum set point: (-100°C÷SET; -148°F÷SET) it sets the minimum value for the 
set point. 

US 

Maximum set point: (SET÷150°C; SET÷302°F) it sets the maximum value for set 
point. 

  

 

temperature is given by the ALL or ALU values.  rE = temperature alarms are referred 
to  the  set  point.  Temperature  alarm  is  enabled  when  the  temperature  exceeds  the 
[SET+ALU] or [SET-ALL] values. 

ALU 

MAXIMUM temperature alarm: 

 

ALC=Ab: (SET÷150°C; SET÷302°F) 

 

ALC=rE: (0.1÷50°C; 1÷90°F) 

 When  this  temperature  is  reached,  the  alarm  is  enabled,  possibly  the  ALd  delay 
time. 

ALL 

Minimum temperature alarm:  

 

ALC=Ab: (-100.0 ÷ SET°C; -148÷302°F) 

 

ALC=rE: (0.1÷50°C; 1÷90°F) 

When this temperature is reached, the alarm is enabled, possibly the ALd delay time. 

AFH 

Differential  for  temperature  alarm  recovery:  (0.1÷25.5°C;  1÷45°F)  intervention 
differential for recovery of temperature alarm. 

ALd 

Temperature  alarm  delay:  (0÷255  min)  time  interval  between  the  detection  of  an 
alarm condition and alarm signalling. 

dAo 

Exclusion  of  temperature  alarm  at  start-up:  (0.0÷23h  50min,  res.  10min)  time 
interval  between  the  detection  of  the  temperature  alarm  condition  after  instrument 
power on and alarm signalling. 

ALARM RELAY MANAGEMENT –FOR BATTERY-BACKUP MODELS (7020122 and 7020202) 

tbA 

Alarm relay silencing (with oA1=ALr): (n, Y) 
= silencing disabled; alarm relay stays on till alarm condition lasts.  
Y  =  silencing  enabled;  alarm  relay  is  switched  OFF  by  pressing  a  key  during  an 
alarm. 

Aro 

Alarm relay activation with power failure: (n, Y) 
= the alarm relay is never activated during a power failure. 
= the alarm relay is activated during a power failure. 

ALF 

Alarm relay activation for all the alarms: (n, Y) 
n
  =  the  alarm  relay  is  activated  only  in  case  of  a  temperature  alarm  or  regulation 
probe failure. 
Y = the alarm relay is activated for all the alarms. 

bon 

Time of buzzer restart after muting, in case of alarm duration: (0÷30min) when 
0 the buzzer is always off after muting. 

AoP 

Alarm  relay  polarity:  it  set  if  the  alarm  relay  is  open  or  closed  when  an  alarm 
happens. CL= terminals 1-2 closed during an alarm; oP = terminals 1-2 open during 
an alarm 

DIGITAL INPUT  

i1P 

Digital  input  polarity:  (oP;  CL)  oP  =  the  digital  input  is  activated  by  opening  the 
contact; CL = the digital input is activated by closing the contact. 

i1F 

Digital input configuration: (EAL; bAL; PAL; dor; dEF; AUS; Htr; FAn; ES)  
EAL  =  external  alarm:  “EA”  message  is  displayed;  bAL  =  serious  alarm  “CA” 
message is displayed. PAL = pressure switch alarm, “CA” message is displayed; dor 
=  door  switch  function;  dEF  =  activation  of  a  defrost  cycle;  AUS  =to  switch on the 
second relay if oA1 = AUS; Htr = kind of action inversion (cooling – heating); FAn = 
not set it; ES 
= Energy saving. 

6

.

 

ALARM 

MESSAGES

6

.

1

 

OTHER MESSAGES 

Pon  Keyboard unlocked. 
PoF  Keyboard locked 

7

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TECHNICAL DATA 

Housing: self extinguishing ABS. 
Case: XR30CX 
frontal 32x74mm; depth 60mm. 
Mounting: XR30CX panel mounting in a 71x29mm panel cut-out. 
Protection: IP20. Frontal protection: XR30CX IP65. 
Connections: Screw terminal block 

 2.5 mm

2

 wiring. 

Model 7020346 and 7020345: fast-on tabs 6,3mm for loads and power supply; Disconnect able 
screw terminal blocks for probe, digital input and  

Power  supply:   according  to  the  model:  100Vac 

10%,  50/60Hz;  or  230Vac 

10%,  50/60Hz,  or 

120Vac 

10%, 50/60Hz, or 

Power absorption: 3VA max. 
Display:
 3 digits red LEDs, 14.2 mm high. 
Digital input:  free voltage contact. 
Analogue Input: a PT1000 or PTC probe, set via parameter. 
Relay outputs:  

Compressor: 20(8)A, 250Vac. 

               

Alarm: SPDT 8(3)A, 250Vac. 

Connectors for external backup battery (only for battery-backup model).

 

Data storing: on the non-volatile memory (EEPROM). 
Kind of action: 1B. Pollution degree: 2. Software class: A. 
Rated impulsive voltage: 2500V. Overvoltage Category: II. 
Operating temperature: 
0÷60°C. 
Storage temperature: -30÷85 °C.  
Relative humidity: 20

85% (no condensing). 

Measuring and regulation range:  

Pt1000 probe: -100÷100°C (-148÷212°F). 
PTC probe: -55÷150°C (-67÷302°F). 

Resolution: 0.1°C or 1°C or 1°F (selectable). 
Accuracy (ambient temp. 25°C):  ±0.7 °C ±1 digit. 
Only for battery backup model: 

Type of battery: 6Vdc, 1.2Ah. 
Charging time: 94hours. 

 

Summary of Contents for M6060012-01

Page 1: ...ka USER GUIDE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS BASIC Hallins Sales AB Box 24 SE 599 21 ÖDESHÖG Tel 46 0 144 15300 Fax 46 0 144 31400 Email support hallins com Version 1 0 Web www hallins com or www temptainer se Date 02 09 2016 ...

Page 2: ...ITH COMPRESSOR ACTIVE COOLING TECHNOLOGY 9 TEMPTAINER BASIC WITH COMBINED ACTIVE HEATING AND ACTIVE COOLING 9 TEMPTAINER BASIC IN NEUTRAL DESIGN 10 TRANSPORT 10 7 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 11 CLEANING 11 MAINTENANCE 11 TROUBLESHOOTING 12 8 OVERVIEW AND TECHNICAL DATA 13 OVERVIEW general information 13 DIGITAL DISPLAY CONTROL 14 SINGLE 155 TOWER 166 9 SPARE PARTS 177 10 STICKERS 18 12 OPERATI...

Page 3: ...ration inspections and maintenance of this machine are critical for executing your work effectively and safely and for the trolley s useful life This manual must be available to all relevant personnel be kept in a protected place and accompany the product if transferred to another location If you have any questions contact your supplier The relevant part number and serial number may be found on th...

Page 4: ...eviations from the above must ALWAYS and IMMEDIATELY be noted on the consignment note before acknowledging receipt of the shipment to the carrier Also contact Hallins ideally at once but no later than three days after receipt of the shipment Tel 46 144 15 300 ask for Sales Support Email claim hallins com Temptainer Basic are normally delivered upright on a pallet enclosed in protective plastic and...

Page 5: ... warranty also applies in accordance with the following provisions BFS 2009 General provisions for the supply of catering equipment NL 09 General provisions for the supply of machinery and other mechanical electrical and electronic equipment ORGALIME 2012 General provisions for the supply of machinery and other mechanical electrical and electronic equipment ...

Page 6: ...olley that affect operational safety are not permitted It is extremely important that users are familiar with how the trolley works and the correct way to use it The rules of the Swedish Occupational Safety Authority Arbetsskyddsverket must always be observed minimum requirements in accordance with Directive 2009 104 EC IMPORTANT The food trolley may only be used for its intended purpose and by pe...

Page 7: ...G WORK Maintain full supervision of the trolley when it is moving Look out for other mobile machines and objects in the vicinity Be aware of the risk of tipping The trolley may only carry loads for which it is designed and these loads must be stable and securely arranged Do not let the trolley come into contact with other objects Be aware of the risk of trapping when working with trolleys on wheel...

Page 8: ... 2 The temperature indicator on the door of the trolley shows the actual temperature reached in the trolley 3 When the temperature in the trolley has reached the right level vessels containing hot food may be placed in the trolley 4 Only place well heated items in the hot cabinet Bear in mind Use containers with lids for the best temperature retention and avoid opening them and the doors unnecessa...

Page 9: ...ched in the trolley 3 When the temperature in the trolley has come down to the right level vessels containing food may be placed in the trolley 4 Only place well cooled items in the cold cabinet Bear in mind Use containers with lids for the best temperature retention and avoid opening them and the doors unnecessarily The better the areas are filled the better the ability to maintain the correct te...

Page 10: ...neutral design has neither active cooling nor heating but is used primarily to transport food It is however easier to maintain the temperature of the food using the trolley In order to maintain the low temperature of cooled items the trolley may be placed in a cold room before use and fitted with cooling and freezing lamps TRANSPORT The Temptainer Basic is designed to be used to transport food in ...

Page 11: ...g As the Temptainer Basic contains electrical components it is very important that cleaning is carried out with care The Temptainer Basic may be cleaned using standard detergents used in restaurants and catering operations NOTE Corrosive detergents may not be used MAINTENANCE In order for your Temptainer Basic to work in the best possible way it is important to perform regular maintenance in accor...

Page 12: ...o the mains B Check that the unit is in on mode ON OFF button C Check that the flex holder has not been damaged D Check that the connections in the trolley and flex holder are intact E Contact a qualified service engineer Trolley with active cooling does not cool down A Check that the flex holder is connected to the mains B Check that the unit is in on mode ON OFF button C Check that the flex hold...

Page 13: ...ides with guide gaps of 80 mm The trolleys are adapted to gastronorm standards and only gastronorm containers trays etc may be used There are three different models Single and Tower each of which can have the following functions neutral N active heating HS active cooling CC or a combination of these Cooling is based on compressor technology CC The Neutral N trolley has no active heating or cooling...

Page 14: ... set point will be displayed and the C or F LED icon will start blinking 3 To change the Set point value push the UP or DONW buttons within 10s 4 To memorise the new set point value push the SET button again or wait for 10s 4 3 HOW TO LOCK THE KEYBOARD 1 Keep pressed for more than 3 s the UP DOWN buttons 2 The PoF message will be displayed and the keyboard will be locked At this point it will be p...

Page 15: ...a Single N M6060012 01 Guide pair qty 12 Width x depth mm 500x770 Height mm 1380 Weight kg 50 Capacity litres Max 120 Wheel diameter mm 160 mm 2 fixed 2 swivel brake Figure 1 Main parts of Temptainer Basic in Single design 1 Handle bumper 4 Bumper 2 Temperature indicator 5 Wheel with foot brake 3 Handle door lock 6 Power cable not in neutral trolley 2 3 1 4 5 1 4 6 The item on the picture is equip...

Page 16: ...al data Single CC M6064012 01 Guide pair qty 12 Width x depth mm 500x835 Height mm 1380 Weight kg 65 Capacity litres Max 120 Output W 230 240 V 50 60 Hz 1 phase 136 Wheel diameter mm 160 mm 2 fixed 2 swivel brake TOWER The Tower trolley has double compartments stacked The compartment can be combined in any way for cold hot or neutral storage Figure 2 Tower model with active heating and active cool...

Page 17: ...full range of spare parts Returning spare parts Do not return spare parts that have been worn through normal usage or damaged in an accident Return worn damaged or unusable parts if the defect is considered to fall under the warranty obligation If this is the case return the parts immediately as you may otherwise forfeit your right to a replacement When ordering spare parts please quote the trolle...

Page 18: ...18 10 STICKERS Machine sign individual ...

Page 19: ...AINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERVICE MAINTENANCE DATE SIGNED OBSERVATIONS SERV...

Page 20: ...cialist companies take care of worn out trolleys dismantle them and utilise any materials that can be reused Electrical items must be taken to special collection points for electrical materials Hallins Sales AB can offer a service to take care of worn out Temptainer Basic Contact Hallins Sales AB for further information ...

Page 21: ...nery as well as the Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC and the EMC Directive 2004 108 EC Serial No ________________________________________ Product no Single M6060012 01 M6062012 01 M6064012 01 Tower M6071066 01 The relevant parts of the following harmonised standards have been observed in design and manufacture EN 60335 1 Household and similar electrical appliances Safety General requirements EN 60...

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