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CSP-4702 

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Installation Guide

Rotation Direction

The CSP-4702 is factory-set for counterclockwise to 

close. To reverse the direction (with the conduit cover 

removed), move the

 jumper to the CW position.

Wiring Connections

1.  Loosen the screw on the

 

conduit fitting and lift up 

to remove the fitting.

2.  Using a utility knife or drill, cut the red plug 

to accept wiring or replace the plug with an 

application-specific fitting.

NOTE:

  The red plug (or similar fitting) protects 

internal components from debris, helping to 

ensure long actuator life.

3.  Thread wires through the plugged opening and 

connect to the terminal block as shown.

4.  Make the air pressure connections (see 

Air 

Pressure Connection on page 2

), set MIN/

MAX flow (see 

Min. and Max. Flow Limits on 

page 3

), and change the rotation direction (see 

Rotation Direction on page 2

) as needed.

5.  Reinstall the conduit fitting and tighten the screw.

Air Pressure Connection

Connect the CSP-4702 to a differential pressure flow 

sensor with 1/4-inch OD x 0.040-inch wall FR instru

-

ment and control tubing:
1.  Connect the “HI” port to the 

(high side) “H” of the sensor.

2.  Connect the “LO” port to the 

(low side) “L” of the sensor.

NOTE:

 

For use as a static pressure controller, see 

the 

CSP-4702 Static Pressure (Bypass) 

Control Application Guide

.

NOTE:

  For VAV applications, the SSS-1000 series 

differential pressure flow sensor must be 

mounted with the arrow pointing in the 

direction of the air flow. To connect to 1/4-

inch tubing from the CSP-4702, an SSS-10

0

differential pressure flow sensor requires 

a 3/8" to 1/4" barb union adapter and 1" 

of 3/8" OD x 0.062 “FR” tubing for both 

connections (as shown in the illustration). 

An SSS-10

1

x sensor does not require the 

3/8" tubing or adapter.

NOTE:

  All tubing should be free of kinks and 

restrictions.

NOTE:

  For about 15 seconds after power is applied, 

no rotation occurs and one or both of the 

LEDs will flash. The Close LED illuminates 

(solid red) when the actuator is closing. The 

Open LED illuminates (solid green) when 

opening. When the actuator reaches the end 

of rotation or the mechanical stop, the LED 

may stay illuminated a brief time  if the 

called for condition remains unsatisfied.

~24 VAC (Class 2 Only) Power 

2–10 VDC Thermostat Signal (Input)

1–5 VDC Air Pressure Signal (Output)
16 VDC Power to Thermostat (Output)

Common (Power, Input, Outputs)

Illustration 2—Connections 

Illustration 3—Rotation Indicators and Jumper

To 

“H” 

To 

“L” 

CCW = Jumper on Upper 2 Pins 

CSP-4702

24 VAC

CTE-5202

(Used in VAV 
applications but 
not in static 
pressure bypass 
applications)

Damper

SSS-100x Sensor

1/4-Inch Tubing

SET

POINT

3/8" Tubing

3/8" to 1/4" Union Adapters

Summary of Contents for CSP-4702

Page 1: ...Crank Arm Kit NOTE For VAV applications with the analog CTE 5202 thermostat see the CTE 5202 Applications Guide For static pressure controller applications see the CSP 4702 Static Pressure Bypass Control Application Guide The CSP 4702 mounts directly to 1 4 to 5 8 inch 6 to 16 mm round shafts or 1 4 to 7 16 inch 6 to 11 mm square shafts 1 Ensure the damper can move freely through its entire range ...

Page 2: ... see the CSP 4702 Static Pressure Bypass Control Application Guide NOTE For VAV applications the SSS 1000 series differential pressure flow sensor must be mounted with the arrow pointing in the direction of the air flow To connect to 1 4 inch tubing from the CSP 4702 an SSS 100x differential pressure flow sensor requires a 3 8 to 1 4 barb union adapter and 1 of 3 8 OD x 0 062 FR tubing for both co...

Page 3: ...ect either the controller s or the thermostat s limits Limits Set at the CSP 4702 To set the minimum and maximum flow limits at the CSP 4702 with thermostat supplying 2 10 VDC 1 Ensure the thermostat output is 2 10 VDC For the CTE 5202 thermostat see the CTE 5202 Applications Guide 2 Loosen the screw on the conduit fitting and lift up to remove the fitting 3 Connect a voltmeter to the meter taps T...

Page 4: ...sition See Rotation Direction on page 2 Check the polarity and level of the input signal from the thermostat Wrong Rotation Direction or Stroke Range Check the position of the direction jumper See Rotation Direction on page 2 Check the flow limits on the controller and the thermostat See Min and Max Flow Limits on page 3 Check the adjustable stop position No Pressure Output Signal Check the wiring...

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