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Return Air Sensor

1. Open filter access door.
2. Insert return air sensor probe into hole (location shown

in figure 9). Secure with screws provided.

3. Connect A2 return air sensor plug P62 to A2 return air

sensor jack J62.

NOTE − When an optional field−provided A74 room air sen-
sor is installed, the controls contractor wires the sensor to
Prodigy Controller P298 Terminal Strip. Do not install the
return air sensor in these applications.

A2 RETURN

AIR SENSOR

J62/P62 RETURN AIR SEN-

SOR JACK/PLUGS

FILTER

SECTION

Figure 9. Return Air Sensor

Discharge Air Sensor RT1

1. Insert discharge air sensor probe into knockout as

shown in figure 10 (036, 060 units) or figure 11 (120,
240 units). Secure with two screws provided.

RT1 DISCHARGE

 AIR SENSOR

(DAS)

DAS

PROBE

P63/J63

DAS CON-

NECTIONS

Figure 10. RT1 Discharge Air Sensor

(036, 060 Units)

2. Connect RT1 discharge air sensor plug P63 to RT1

discharge air sensor jack J63.

RT1 DISCHARGE

 AIR SENSOR (DAS)

DAS PROBE

P63/J63 DAS

CONNECTIONS

Figure 11. RT1 Discharge Air Sensor

(120, 240 Units)

Wiring

Field Wiring

Controls contractor completes field wiring connections to
optional system components shown in dotted lines in fig-
ure 13.

Wiring Diagrams

Wiring diagram sections are affixed to inside of unit pan-
el in alpha−numeric order. Figure 12 shows an example
of a complete system diagram on an installation consist-
ing of an SGA240 unit with an electro−mechanical or
electronic control system and a modulating economizer.
Affix the C7" section wiring diagram, provided, over the
top of the existing C" section wiring diagram.

A2

Gas

Heating

Section

B7

Cooling or

Heating and

Cooling
Section

C2

Electro−

mechanical

Control

Section

D1

Modulating

Economizer

Section

AFFIX C7 WIRING DIAGRAM SECTION HERE

Figure 12. Complete System Diagram

Final Wiring Check

Before applying power to unit check the following wiring:

1. Jack/plug connections to DDC and RT1 sensor.

2. Jack/plug connections to system options such as elec-

tric heat or economizers.

3. Polarity of wiring between A16 control microproces-

sor, room air sensor if used, and TB1 terminal strip.

4. Line voltage to unit and/or options such as electric

heat.

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