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Herrtronic

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 MD Series

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III. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Allowable Operating Conditions:

Ambient Temperature: 40ºF - 120ºF (4ºC - 50ºC)

Ambient Relative Humidity: 0% to 90%

Line Voltage: -15% to +10% of Nominal

Frequency: 50/60 Hz.

Supply Water Temperature: 40ºF-100ºF (4ºC-38ºC)

Supply Water Pressure: 20-100 psig

Supply Water Conductivity:

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70-1000 mincromho (on-off control)

• 

200-1000 micromho (prop or P + I control)

(See Figure 30 & 31 on page 27 for alternative water conditions)

Maximum Duct Static Pressure: 5” MDM, 7” MDS/MDD 

units

NOTE: If units are mounted in outdoor enclosures, conditions 

inside enclosure must be maintained as shown above.

Mounting

The cabinet is designed to safely contain the working com-

ponents of the Herrtronic MD humidifier and dissipate heat to 

protect the electronics.  Herrtronic MD Series electronic steam 

humidifiers,  room  distribution  units,  steam  pipes,  and  any  ac

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cessories should be located in a manner to facilitate routine in-

spection and any necessary maintenance.  The unit should not 

be located above (such as false ceilings) or around valuable 

property, where a malfunction could cause damage.  Correct 

positioning of the Herrtronic MD humidifier is important to allow 

for proper operation and easy maintenance. Minimum clearance 

around the cabinet should be maintained as follows:

Unit Clearances By Model

Unit Series

MDM

5-30 Lbs.

MDS

10-100 Lbs.

MDD

110-250 Lbs.

Left

2”

2”

2”

Right

20”

20”

20”

Top

12”

12”

12”

Bottom

10”

10”

10”

Four lag bolts, (2) 5/16” and (2) 1/4”, are supplied with the MDS 

and MDM units which are designed to be secured to a wall.  In-

stall the top two lag bolts (5/16”) according to the dimensions in  

Figure 1.  Hang the unit on the wall, and then install the bottom 

two lag bolts (1/4”) and secure all four bolts.  Be sure the unit is 

level and mounted directly to the wall to wood studs at least 2” 

thick (or equivalent).  

Operating weights are as follows:

• 

MDM - 82 lbs.

• 

MDS - 131 lbs.

• 

MDD - 258 lbs.

WARNING!

Do not mount any controls inside the unit or tap power from 

any location in the unit, except as stated in these instruc-

tions.  Do not place objects near the cabinet.  Do not attach 

to dry wall without studs.

NOTE

To  mount the Room Distribution Unit, refer to the “supple-

mental” RDU Installation Instructions.

Plumbing

To  make  the  necessary  connections  for  water  fill  and  drain, 

the following steps are required: (refer to Figure 2 for drain 

location)

1.  Install an external shutoff valve between the water supply 

and the humidifier for ease in servicing the unit.

2. 

Connect  water  supply  to  1/4”  compression  fitting  on  the 

bottom of the cabinet.

CAUTION!

Do not use reverse osmosis or demineralized water treatment 

without first consulting the factory.  This water may not be suf

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ficiently conductive to allow proper operation.  Consult factory 

if water is outside the range of allowable conductivities.  Do 

not use hot water.

5.25

16.00

4.25

22.38

4.00

1.81

21.89

1.81

16.00

1.50

1.50

21.56

1.82

MDS

MDM

Ø .38" x Ø .75" 

Keyhole Slot

Typ.

.75 Typ.

Both units

Ø .25 Typ.

5-30#

10-100#

Figure 1

Summary of Contents for Herrtronic MD Series

Page 1: ...Engineered Humidification Systems H e r r m i d i f i e r w w w h e r r m i d i f i e r h v a c c o m Herrtronic MD Series Installation Operation Maintenance READ SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...tributoin for Ducted Systems 9 Controls 10 Control Circuit Connections 10 External Off Switch 11 Remote Alarm Output 12 Unit Networking 12 SECTION IV OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS Operating Instructions 13 P...

Page 3: ...stic steam generating cylinder that is to be consid ered a routinely disposable part to be changed at regular main tenance intervals at the user s expense This steam generating cylinder is not covered...

Page 4: ...cy cle time opens the fill valve to replenish the water level until the capacity set point output is achieved As the mineral concentration in the water increases the water conductivity also increases...

Page 5: ...ce and signal increases Humidity variations will be smaller than with On Off control and the control humidity will be maintained within the bandwidth toler ance and accuracy of the controller 3 Propor...

Page 6: ...M 5 30 Lbs MDS 10 100 Lbs MDD 110 250 Lbs Left 2 2 2 Right 20 20 20 Top 12 12 12 Bottom 10 10 10 Four lag bolts 2 5 16 and 2 1 4 are supplied with the MDS and MDM units which are designed to be secure...

Page 7: ...WARNING If the drain line is exposed it is recommended that it be in sulated for safety Do not use PVC drain line unless Drain Tempering is enabled see page 16 17 NOTE Inlet water pressure must be in...

Page 8: ...essure a Y connector EST 255 is available from the factory The length of steam hose after the Y connector must be the same for equal distribu tion of steam See Fig 8 Mount the unit as close to the dis...

Page 9: ...MM AIR FLOW DUCT HEIGHT 16 406mm h in 6 H 15 2 DUCT HEIGHT 16 406MM AIR FLOW FIGURE 6 INSTALLATIONSWITH UNAVOIDABLE LOW SPOT h 3 76mm H 3 00 76mm 6 5 165mm 8 00 203mm 3 h 76mm H 6 5 165mm h 3 h 3 h 3...

Page 10: ...that it can sense humidified air as it approaches saturation Do not mount in dead air spaces such as inside of corners or erroneous operation may result Air proving devices should be mounted so that t...

Page 11: ...the unit The mi croprocessor modulates the output capacity of steam The adjustable integration period will review performance over the given time and will make tuning adjustments by shifting the prop...

Page 12: ...alarm output must be used to energize a mechanical relay The contacts of the external relay may then be wired to an input on the BMS to indicate if an alarm condition is present The remote alarm outp...

Page 13: ...Inactive Notes 1 On units where voltage is 380 VAC or greater the cycle time is 75 seconds On units where voltage is 240 VAC or less the cycle time is 90 seconds 2 On units where voltage is 380 VAC or...

Page 14: ...mode 3 In control modes 1 and 2 not all setpoints will appear The table on page 13 identifies parameters visible in each mode 2 Press Enter to initiate the Menu program The LCD will read 3 Press the...

Page 15: ...to Poll the network 15 After returning to the screen described in step 13 press Enter The LCD will read 16 Press up arrow if you would like to access slave 2 and up arrow again for slave 3 etc 17 From...

Page 16: ...ed by the fill valve be ing energized The unit will attempt to fill to FULL OUTPUT 100 or CYLINDER FULL If the unit fails to reach 75 of capacity on the initial fill as shown by CYLINDER FULL light il...

Page 17: ...there doesn t appear to be any steam entering into the compartment If conduit is not used with the controls wiring install black plas tic fingered bushing and completely seal with RTV Silicone Water m...

Page 18: ...OLTAGE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ON STEAM CYLINDER S ARE TIGHT 15 20 in lbs 3 4 MIN I D 1 MAX O D FLEXIBLE DRAIN CONNECTION DURING FILL CYCLE CHECK TO SEE IF ANY WATER IS DRAINING FROM UNIT A LOT OF WATE...

Page 19: ...lay indicates No Faults Present In System then neither the Master nor any Slave unit has any faults If any slave has a fault the LCD will read Utilize the communications Menu 4 from the Master to acce...

Page 20: ...ol is required Water with less than 70 micromho may not be sufficient to allow the unit to operate Herrmidifier has considerable experience optimizing the per formance of your humidifier on fringe wat...

Page 21: ...TRODE POWERWIRE B POWERWIRE H FULL ELECTRODE CYLINDER POWERWIRE A C OR F B OR D POWERWIRE POWERWIRE POWERWIRE A OR D CYLINDER ELECTRODE FULL POWERWIRE POWERWIRE A POWERWIRE C CYLINDER ELECTRODE FULL P...

Page 22: ...to the unit Being able to isolate the humidifier from the external controls is invaluable in troubleshooting The unit can be jumped out whether it s mode 1 2 3 A Mode 1 On Off 1 Remove any control wir...

Page 23: ...der is full and humidifier has not been able to achieve desired output within setpoint Cylinder expired electrodes have been consumed Replace Extremely low conductivity supply water Add a 1 4 teaspoon...

Page 24: ...will continue to operate but maintenance is required Defective drain system Clean and or replace as necessary Check for partial blockage of drain valve drain cup or drain plumbing Non Zero Non Decreas...

Page 25: ...proper voltage is being supplied to primary side of transformer replace transformer Incorrect voltage to primary side of trans former Confirm voltage supplied compared to tap on transformer and data...

Page 26: ...19 PIN 10 wire 20 Terminal 7 wire 20 At Connector J5 At Terminal Strip PIN 1 wire 37 Terminal 3 wire 16 thru door interlock PIN 2 wire 45 Terminal 2 wire 45 At Connector J5 At Auxiliary contact PIN 3...

Page 27: ...imit input 24 VAC for operation 3 External Off 24 VAC for operation 4 Control input ground Modulating and on off 5 Control input signal Modulating and on off 6 5 VDC 7 20 VDC 8 Limit input ground Modu...

Page 28: ...4 Toroid Input Non polar 3 Toroid Input Non polar 2 RS 485 Communication Positive Digital 1 RS 485 Communication Negative Digital 5 Not Used Circuit Board J3 Connector PIN 1 Power Input 24 VAC 2 Powe...

Page 29: ...linders MDS Parts List Item no Description EST 1002 4 1 Single Phase 5 50 hr EST 1002 6 1 Three Phase 5 50 hr shown EST 1002 6 2 Three Phase 60 100 hr MDD Parts List Item no Description EST 1002 6 2 T...

Page 30: ...1168 DRAIN SUB EST 165 EST 076 EST 1080 EST 1092 EST 1060 3 354415 001 FILL SUB GT 118 GT 116 GT 116 GT 153 EST 1250 354563 001 454320 001 EST 122 1 Model MDS Parts Schematic 265171 001 EST 1225 KIT E...

Page 31: ...isplay Drain Kit Assembly Electrode Knob O Ring Sleeve Brass 1 4 Compression GT 153 GT 118 GT 116 FV 12 EST 1225 KIT 121800 001 EST 1250 EST 1168 Microprocessor Board Provide Specific Model and EST 11...

Page 32: ...DED w 4060 121078 011 121078 011 4060 PART OF 4060 354537 002 Model MDM Parts Schematic 265171 001 121800 001 EST 1136 EST 1127 EST 1127 121800 001 EST 1136 EST 1250 EST 1092 DRAIN KIT ASSEMBLY DRAIN...

Page 33: ...lenoid Celcon Compression Nut 1 4 Brass Compression Nut 1 4 KEP Nut 4 40 RIbbon Cable Assembly Washer Nylon 6 Spacer Nylon 6 Marking Strip for EST 1124 1 Terminal Strip 4 Amp LCD Display Drain Kit Ass...

Page 34: ...ORG BLK BLK BLK BLUE BARE MDS MDM WIRING DIAGRAM POWER INPUT 24 34 48 ORG RED RED RED 49 48 2 1 NOTE POWER DISTRIBUTION BLOCK NOT USED ON SINGLE CONTACTOR UNITS RED RED RED RED THESE WIRES NOT USED O...

Page 35: ...WHT BLK WHT WHT GRN GRN RED BLK 45 12 BLUE BLUE RS 485 RS 485 39 40 AIR FLOW SWITCH OPTIONAL DOOR INTERLOCK TERMINAL STRIP 1 41 42 BLK BLUE TERMINAL STRIP 2 RDU 42 41 36 35 38 33 WHT ORG BLK BLK BLK...

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