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Laars Sequencing Controls

INSTALLATION

MOUNTING THE SC

•  Select a location near the equipment to be controlled.

•  The surface should be fl at, and be suffi ciently wide and strong to hold the SC.

•  Keep the control away from extreme heat or cold.  Ambient operating 

temperature is from 20 to 120°F. 

•  Remove the panel from the metal enclosure by removing the top center screw 

and loosening the two screws at the bottom of the panel.  Lift the panel out. 

•  Screw the enclosure to the surface through the mounting holes in the back of 

the enclosure.

•  Be sure to set the dip switches before returning the panel to the enclosure.

SET THE DIP SWITCHES

•  The dip switch chart is shown on page 4.

•  The dip switch is located on the back on the SC board (the side of the board without 

the metal front panel).

•  The dip switch sets all of the following:

  - System relay output type - Combustion Air Damper, or System Pump operation 

  - Stage type - On/Off, Lo/Hi, 3 Stage or 4 Stage

  - Rotation Sequence - First On/Last Off or First On/First Off

  - Input type - Temperature or External Set Point

  - Operation - Set Point or Outdoor Reset 

IMPORTANT

The dip switches must be set correctly.  Carefully, check the details of the installation and 

determine the appropriate dip switch settings before continuing on to the next steps.

WIRING THE POWER INPUTS

•  Bring the 120VAC 60Hz power wires through a bottom knock out of the enclosure.  

Class 1 voltages must enter the enclosure through a different opening from any Class 2 

voltage wiring.

•  Connect the hot line to terminal marked 

LINE.

•  Connect the neutral line to the terminal marked 

NEUT.

•  The green ground screw must be connected to earth ground.

•  Wiring a surge suppressor is recommended before wiring to the SC Control.

WIRING THE INPUT TERMINALS

System Temperature Sensor - Terminals 

1, 2,

 and 

3

•  The System Temperature Sensor must be installed for the control to operate correctly.

•  The SC is designed to be connected to standard brass tube sensor (Laars Part # CA002400).  

Contact the factory for additional temperature sensor options.

•  Sensor must inserted in a 3/8” well (Laars Part # CA002500).

•  Locate the sensor where it will register the water temperature output of all the stages.  Sensor 

should 

NOT

 be installed in between boiler connections to header. If the sensor does not 

register the output of all the stages, it will not be able to Sequence properly.

•  Temperature sensor wires can be extended up to 500’ by splicing with 18 gauge shielded wire.  

•  Do not run wire in conduit with line voltage.

•  Temperature sensors have no polarity.  Connect either wire from the sensor to terminal 

1 SENSOR

.

•  Connect the other sensor wire to terminal 

2 COM

.

2 COM

2 COM

•  Connect the shield to terminal 

3 SHIELD

.

NOTICE

If  the  dip  switch  is  changed 

during  operation,  the  SC  will  be 

completely  reset.    Wait  until  the 

SC  restarts  and  then  reprogram 

all settings.

Mounting Holes

LINE

NEUT

Surge

Suppressor

Power Switch

Ground

Line

Neut

INPUTS

1 2 3 4 5 6

Sensor Com Shield

+

Sensor Com

TEMP

PRES 4-20 ma

Shield

To Temperature Sensor

in Common Header

Summary of Contents for SC6

Page 1: ...20 ma OUTDOOR SC Non Modulating Model SC6 SC6P and SC 12 Output panel to Sequence up to 12 individual stages with lead lag and manual override capabilities Installation and Operation Instructions FOR...

Page 2: ...WITCH 8 OFF 10 SET POINT CONTROL WITH OSS SEQUENCING 11 OUTDOOR RESET WITH NORMAL SEQUENCING 12 OUTDOOR RESET WITH OSS SEQUENCING 13 SC 6 AND SC 12 OUTPUT WIRING 14 WIRING THE STAGE OUTPUTS 14 SC 6P O...

Page 3: ...ON Output 5 OFF AUTO ON Output 6 OFF AUTO ON System LEAD OUTPUT ON 4 20 ma OUTDOOR SC Digital display reads sensor value constantly Install a relay for each output stage which will be active Use these...

Page 4: ...oint control for temperature 8 Outdoor Reset Hydronic heating control with outdoor reset ON ON 1 System Pump SYSTEM relay is on based on outside temp Shutdown and DHW priority 1 Combustion Air Damper...

Page 5: ...r the enclosure through a different opening from any Class 2 voltage wiring Connect the hot line to terminal marked LINE Connect the neutral line to the terminal marked NEUT The green ground screw mus...

Page 6: ...tact the Calculated water DHW input is enabled by closing a dry contact the Calculated water DHW temperature or the Set Point will change to 200 F and the decimal point on the left most digit on the d...

Page 7: ...active The System relay will remain energized even if all Output Stages are off If an outdoor sensor is not connected or registers a fault condition The System relay will be energized when any stage i...

Page 8: ...rease the value DOWN button to decrease the value DOWN When the correct value is shown release the button and wait approximately 5 seconds If any changes were made the display will ash Set the Sequenc...

Page 9: ...WN button to decrease the value DOWN When the correct value is shown release the button and wait approximately 5 seconds If any changes were made the display will ash Set the Sequencing Mode Default N...

Page 10: ...e System Delay is adjustable from 0 to 30 minutes Default is 0 5 or 6 Times Purge Time The Purge Time should be set to the length of the unit s purge cycle The Purge Time will apply when any ON OFF un...

Page 11: ...t With a known 4mA input the offset can be set to make the External Set Point 110 F The Program Offset is adjustable between 10 F to 10 F Default is 0 F 4 or more Times Throttling Range The throttling...

Page 12: ...ill remain energized after the last Output has been turned off or the outdoor temperature rises above the Starter The System Delay is adjustable from 0 to 30 minutes 8 Times Purge Time The Purge Time...

Page 13: ...egardless of outdoor temperature or the reset curve selected The Offset is adjustable from 40 F to 40 F Default is 0 F 6 Times System Delay The System Delay controls how long the System relay will rem...

Page 14: ...lly Open N O relay contact The N O contacts are dry contacts only They do not source any voltage Each N O contact is capable of switching 6A resistive Total output of all stages including the SYSTEM m...

Page 15: ...o the Hi control circuit 3 Stage Lo Mid Hi Units Each unit has one pump relay and three stage relays associated with it Check the chart for the Pump Lo Mid and Hi OUTPUT positions OUTPUT positions OUT...

Page 16: ...nputs Pump 3 Pump 2 Pump 1 Pump 3 Pump 2 Pump 1 Connect to 120VAC see page 5 Plumbing Class 1 Wiring Class 2 Sensor Wiring The laars SC Sequencing control DOES NOT source power for boiler stages or pu...

Page 17: ...e HiFire HiFire LoMid LoMid Output 7 Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit HiMid HiMid Output 8 Limit Limit Limit Limit Limit HiFire HiFire HiFire MidFire MidFire HiFire Hi...

Page 18: ...not register a fault from the Outdoor sensor OPn Open or SHt short For heating when the Outdoor temperature drops below the Outdoor Cutoff temperature the SC will begin to Sequence stages for heat It...

Page 19: ...heat It will continue to Sequence until the Outdoor temperature rises to 2 F above the Outdoor Cutoff temperature The Outdoor Cutoff temperature can be set from 40 to 100 F In addition an ON setting...

Page 20: ...ature display ashing the new value NORMAL SEQUENCING SETTINGS REACTION TIME Rt Default 2 minutes The Reaction Time controls how Output Stages are Sequenced on and off based on PID type logic Shorter R...

Page 21: ...Calculated water temperature to allow the Output Stage to run longer and therefore also be off longer before restarting The Last Stage Hold provides an adjustable temperature value which is added to...

Page 22: ...Stage The Output with the green light on is currently the Lead Stage Only one Stage Output can be the Lead Stage at any given time The Lead Stage is always the rst stage brought on when there is a cal...

Page 23: ...sition OFF position OFF OUTPUT LIGHTS The row of red lights marked OUTPUT ON indicate which outputs are energized If the red light next to a Stage Output is on then its output relay should be energize...

Page 24: ...ust be continuous for any Stage Output to be active If the PROVE PROVE inputs are opened when Stage PROVE inputs are opened when Stage PROVE Outputs are active then they will immediately de energize a...

Page 25: ...will close the DHW input terminals DHW input terminals DHW If the System Output is con gured for Combustion Air Damper operation the System relay output will be closed when any Stage Output is activa...

Page 26: ...Temperature Display Outdoor Temperature Display shows SHt The SC sees a short across the input terminals Remove the wires from the OUTDOOR 11 and 12 and 12 and inputs The display should change to rea...

Page 27: ...t being energized to determine why it is not operating Red stage light is lit but the unit is not on The SC is calling for this unit to be on Follow the procedure above Red stage light is not lit but...

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