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7-11-22    IOM-VAVK-2 (Supersedes NEW)

Model Series: 

30HQX  Single Duct Exhaust (Hospital Grade)

30X 

Single Duct Exhaust

Equations:

Q = K x    

P = 

(

 ___ 

)

2

 

F = 

(

________

)

2

 

Where: Q = Airflow Rate (cfm)
 

P = Sensor Differential Pressure ("w.g.)

 

K = K-Factor Calibration Constant (standard air)

 

F = Amplification Factor (sensor gain)

 

A = Nom. Duct Area (sq. ft.)

The K-Factors tabulated in the above tables are the 

airflow required to produce a 1.0" w.g. differential 

pressure at the Cross-Flow Sensor.

Q

K

4005 x A

K

Inlet

Size

Type

Value Inlet

Size 

(inches)

Valve Inlet

Area 

(sq. ft.)

K-Factor

(cfm)

Velocity

(fpm)

F-Factor

(amp.)

4

SQUARE 

OR 

RECT.

3.4 x 3.4

0.080

197

2468

2.98

5

4.3 x 4.3

0.128

316

2468

2.81

6

5.5 x 5.5

0.210

527

2509

2.24

7

5.8 x 6.3

0.254

637

2509

2.24

8

6.7 x 7.2

0.335

933

2786

2.01

9

8.6 x 7.1

0.424

1175

2772

2.05

10

9.5 x 8.0

0.528

1542

2920

1.92

12

13.6 x 8.1

0.765

2234

2920

1.77

14

12.9 x 10.8

0.968

2869

2964

2.03

16

18.3 x 10.8

1.373

3928

2861

2.14

24 x 16

26.1 x 16.3

2.954

8709

2948

1.89

Summary of Contents for 37S

Page 1: ...troller OPTIONS q Filter frame and 1 25 disposable filter q Toggle disconnect switch q Steri liner q Fiber free liner q Solid metal liner q Perforated metal liner q Fan unit fusing q Hanger brackets q Left hand controls location q FN2 90 Line Voltage Enclosure q FN3 Remote Line Voltage Enclosure see submittal FN3 q Special features ___________________ 6 3 4 171 INDUCED AIR L OPTIONAL INDUCED AIR I...

Page 2: ...rmits easy access removal and replacement of heater element without disturbing ductwork Class A 80 20 Ni Cr wire Coil installed on unit discharge Insulated coil element wrapper Automatic reset high limit cut outs one per element Single point electrical connection except 600V Fan interlock relay or positive pressure airflow switch Flanged outlet duct connection Terminal unit with coil is ETL Listed...

Page 3: ...oltage stop q Ultra high efficiency ECM fan motor EPIC fan volume controller OPTIONS q Filter frame and 1 25 disposable filter q Toggle disconnect switch q Steri liner q Fiber free liner q Solid metal liner q Perforated metal liner q Fan unit fusing q Hanger brackets q Left hand controls location q FN2 90 Line Voltage Enclosure q FN3 Remote Line Voltage Enclosure see submittal FN3 q Special featur...

Page 4: ... 1 Row q 2 Row q 3 Row Coil Hand Connections Looking in direction of airflow q Right hand illustrated Standard q Left hand Optional q Electric Coil Section Model 37SE Standard Features Controls enclosure incorporates a hinged access door opening upstream that helps ensure NEC clearance requirements and reduces footprint FN2 90 design is standard Unique hinged heater design permits easy access remo...

Page 5: ... metal liner q Fan unit fusing q Hanger brackets q Left hand controls location q FN2 90 Line Voltage Enclosure q FN3 Remote Line Voltage Enclosure see submittal FN3 q Special features ___________________ INDUCED OPTIONAL INDUCED AIR FILTER AIRFLOW OPTIONAL PRIMARY AIR VALVE CONTROLS ENCLOSURE HINGED FAN CONTROLS ENCLOSURE DIA NOM 1 8 3 DRIVESHAFT MULTI POINT FLOW SENSOR PRIMARY AIR FAN DW DH 2 51 ...

Page 6: ...esign permits easy access removal and replacement of heater element without disturbing ductwork Class A 80 20 Ni Cr wire Coil installed on unit discharge Insulated coil element wrapper Automatic reset high limit cut outs one per element Single point electrical connection except 600V Fan interlock relay or positive pressure airflow switch Flanged outlet duct connection Terminal unit with coil is ET...

Page 7: ...roller with minimum voltage stop q Ultra high efficiency ECM fan motor EPIC fan volume controller OPTIONS q Filter frame and 1 25 disposable filter q Toggle disconnect switch q Steri liner q Fiber free liner q Solid metal liner q Perforated metal liner q Fan unit fusing q Hanger brackets q Left hand controls location q FN2 90 Line Voltage Enclosure q FN3 Remote Line Voltage Enclosure see submittal...

Page 8: ...n direction of airflow qLeft hand illustrated Standard qRight hand terminals are inverted Optional Connections must be selected opposite hand to FN2 controls enclosure location 12 305 1 3 4 44 1 25 D 3 5 8 92 C COIL CONNECTION E 11 279 6 3 4 171 15 381 90 FN2 HINGED FAN CONTROLS ENCLOSURE FAN FAN 2 1 4 57 HOT WATER COIL Unit Size Outlet Duct Size C x D E 4 41 x 9 1041 x 229 46 3 8 1178 12 305 1 3 ...

Page 9: ...0 design is standard Unique hinged heater design permits easy access removal and replacement of heater element without disturbing ductwork Class A 80 20 Ni Cr wire Coil installed on unit discharge Insulated coil element wrapper Automatic reset high limit cut outs one per element Single point electrical connection except 600V Fan interlock relay or positive pressure airflow switch Flanged outlet du...

Page 10: ...th a 48 1219 flexible conduit connection to the terminal unit The enclosure should be field mounted either on or remote from the terminal unit in a position that meets NEC clearance requirements The controls enclosure is supplied with mounting angles which ship loose for field attachment H W TOGGLE DISCONNECT OR DOOR INTERLOCK DISCONNECT SWITCH OPTIONAL TOGGLE DISCONNECT OR DOOR INTERLOCK DISCONNE...

Page 11: ...dily withstands damage from mechanical abrasion during assembly and from air erosion in service INSULATION CHARACTERISTICS Material Dual density fiberglass surface treated to prevent erosion Tuf Skin II Available Thicknesses 1 2 13 3 4 19 1 25 Consult individual model submittal for thickness used Density 4 0 lb cu ft 64 kg m3 skin 1 5 lb cu ft 24 kg m3 core Thermal Conductance 1 2 13 0 52 BTU hr f...

Page 12: ...CODE COMPLIANCE UL 181 Class I ASTM E84 and UL 723 Flame Smoke 25 50 NFPA 90A Heating and Cooling Equipment ASTM C 209 ASTM C 665 ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE Correction factors to cataloged sound power level data standard liner are shown below Single Duct Terminal Units 3000 Series Basic Unit All sizes Octave Band 2 3 4 5 6 7 NC Impact Center Frequency Hz 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 Average Discharge So...

Page 13: ...1 Class I ASTM E84 and UL 723 Flame Smoke 25 50 NFPA 90A and 90B ASTM C 1071 Air Velocity 2000 fpm max ASTM C 665 ASTM C 1338 G21 and G22 Fungi and Bacteria Resistance ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE Correction factors to cataloged sound power level data standard liner are shown below Single Duct Terminal Units 3000 Series Basic Unit All sizes Octave Band 2 3 4 5 6 7 NC Impact Center Frequency Hz 125 250 5...

Page 14: ...FPA 90A and 90B ASTM C 1071 Air Velocity 2000 fpm max ASTM C 665 ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE Correction factors to cataloged sound power level data standard dual density insulation are shown below Single Duct Terminal Units 3000 Series Basic Unit All sizes Octave Band 2 3 4 5 6 7 NC Impact Center Frequency Hz 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 Average Discharge Sound 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Radiated Sound 1 2 2 3 3 3 2 ...

Page 15: ...ir is supplied to the fan section more warm air is induced If room temperature continues to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically...

Page 16: ...upplied to the fan section more warm air is induced If room temperature continues to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically or pne...

Page 17: ...s to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically or pneumatically field interlocked with the central fan system to prevent backflow of ...

Page 18: ...he ceiling plenum If room temperature continues to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Minimum and maximum primary airflow limits are adjusted underneath the thermostat cover Note C...

Page 19: ...control Minimum and maximum primary airflow limits are adjusted underneath the thermostat cover Morning Warm up Cycle A duct mounted sensor is used to measure primary air temperature Upon sensing a central system supply air temperature above 77 F 4 25 C 2 2 the primary air damper will drive fully open regardless of flow limit settings The terminal fan must be energized Central warm air is delivere...

Page 20: ...om temperature reverses the sequence Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Minimum and maximum primary airflow limits are adjusted underneath the thermostat cover Night Unoccupied Cycle Airflow switch de energizes fan upon los...

Page 21: ...primary air and the balance made up from warm induced ceiling plenum air 4 At a duct temperature above 77 F 25 C the heating side T2 output of the thermostat is energized and primary air throttling action is reversed The warm primary airflow modulates between the heating maximum and minimum flow set points as required by the room thermostat to maintain the heating set point 5 The terminal fan prov...

Page 22: ... room temperature continues to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained An increase in room temperature reverses the sequence Heating Mode Supply air system in heating mode above 77 F 25 C The heating side of the thermostat is energized and primary air throttling action is reversed The warm primary airflow modulates between heating maximum and minimum set points as required by the room thermosta...

Page 23: ...accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Minimum and maximum primary airflow limits are adjusted underneath the thermostat cover Unoccupied Cycle Night Shutdown Airflow switch de energizes fan upon loss of primary central air Morning Warm up Cycle A duct mounted se...

Page 24: ...ated for resulting in pressure independent control Night Unoccupied Cycle Airflow switch de energizes fan upon loss of primary central air and activates the night side of the thermostat through DPDT relay Primary air damper cycles closed Upon a call for heat the thermostat will override the airflow switch and will cycle the unit fan intermittently to maintain night set back setpoint temperature No...

Page 25: ...sensing a supply air temperature above 77 F 4 25 C 2 2 the primary air damper will drive fully open regardless of flow limit settings Central warm air is delivered to the space Night Unoccupied Cycle Airflow switch de energizes fan upon loss of primary central air and activates the night side of the thermostat through DPDT relay Primary air damper cycles closed Upon a call for heat the thermostat ...

Page 26: ...iped to the high side of the primary inlet Diamond Flow Sensor de energizes the terminal fan upon loss of primary central air The terminal fan will remain off until the primary air is restored MCP 8030 ACTUATOR 8 10 PSI BALANCING TEES DIAMOND FLOW SENSOR AIRFLOW CSC 3011 RESET CONTROLLER FACTORY WIRING PIPING FIELD PIPING M B MAIN AIR 20 PSI M B M H L T G DAMPER NC NO KREUTER LINE VOLTAGE TOGGLE D...

Page 27: ...rmostat MCP 8030 ACTUATOR 8 10 PSI BALANCING TEES DIAMOND FLOW SENSOR AIRFLOW CSC 3011 RESET CONTROLLER FACTORY WIRING PIPING FIELD PIPING M B MAIN AIR 20 PSI M B M H L T G DAMPER NC NO KREUTER LINE VOLTAGE TOGGLE DISCONNECT SWITCH OPTIONAL SPEED CONTROLLER CAPACITOR N H FAN MOTOR HI LO 2 PIPE THERMOSTAT OPTIONAL OR BY OTHERS NORMALLY OPEN FAN P E SWITCH OPTIONAL HOT WATER VALVE BY OTHERS OR P E S...

Page 28: ...op minimum primary airflow is maintained and staged electric heat is energized Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically or pneumatically field interlocked with the central fan...

Page 29: ...mum primary airflow is maintained and staged electric heat is energized Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically or pneumatically field interlocked with the central fan system...

Page 30: ...inues to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained and staged electric heat is energized Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically or pneumatically field interlocked with the ...

Page 31: ...nd heat stage is energized at 1 6 F 0 9 C below setpoint An increase in room temperature de activates the heat stages at 1 2 F and 0 4 F 0 7 C and 0 2 C below setpoint Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Minimum and maximum ...

Page 32: ...ontrolled electric heat The electric heat is fully on at 2 F 1 1 C below heating setpoint An increase in room temperature reverses the sequence Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Notes 1 Cooling and heating setpoints can be...

Page 33: ...mperature de activates the heat stages at 1 2 F and 0 4 F 0 7 C and 0 2 C below setpoint Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Minimum and maximum primary airflow limits are adjusted underneath the thermostat cover Night Unocc...

Page 34: ...energized at 1 6 F 0 9 C below setpoint An increase in room temperature de activates the heat stages at 1 2 F and 0 4 F 0 7 C and 0 2 C below setpoint Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Minimum and maximum primary airflow l...

Page 35: ...e with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Night Unoccupied Cycle Airflow switch de energizes fan upon loss of primary central air and activates the night side of the thermostat through DPDT relay Primary air damper cycles closed Upon a call for heat the thermostat will overr...

Page 36: ...call for heat the thermostat will override the airflow switch and will cycle the unit fan followed by the supplementary heat intermittently to maintain night set back setpoint temperature Morning Warm up A duct mounted temperature sensor is used to measure primary air temperature Upon sensing a supply air temperature above 77 F 4 25 C 2 2 the primary air damper will drive fully open regardless of ...

Page 37: ...induced If room temperature continues to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained and the hot water valve modulates open Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically or pneumati...

Page 38: ...rm air is induced If room temperature continues to drop minimum primary airflow is maintained and the hot water valve modulates open Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in volume due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Constant volume series terminal fans should be electrically o...

Page 39: ... room temperature de activates the heat at 0 4 F 0 2 C below setpoint Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Notes 1 Cooling and heating setpoints can be adjusted to be within 1 F 0 55 C from each other Minimum and maximum prim...

Page 40: ...at 2 F 1 1 C below heating setpoint An increase in room temperature reverses the sequence Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Notes 1 Cooling and heating setpoints can be adjusted to be within 1 F 0 55 C from each other Mini...

Page 41: ...he heat at 0 4 F 0 2 C below setpoint Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Minimum and maximum primary airflow limits are adjusted underneath the thermostat cover Night Unoccupied Cycle Airflow switch de energizes fan upon lo...

Page 42: ... accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Night Unoccupied Cycle Airflow switch de energizes fan upon loss of primary central air Upon a call for heat the thermostat will override the airflow switch an cycle the unit fan followed by the supplementary heat intermitt...

Page 43: ...l also cycle until day setpoint temperature is reached Night Unoccupied Cycle Airflow switch de energizes fan upon loss of primary central air and activates the night temperature set back of the thermostat through a DPDT relay Primary air damper cycles closed Upon a call for heat the thermostat will override the airflow switch and through a set back resistor in the output circuit cycle the unit fa...

Page 44: ...ow heating setpoint An increase in room temperature reverses the sequence Primary airflow is held constant in accordance with thermostat demand Any changes in duct air velocity due to static pressure fluctuations are sensed and compensated for resulting in pressure independent control Note Cooling and heating setpoints can be adjusted to be within 1 F 0 55 C from each other Minimum and maximum pri...

Page 45: ...central air and activates the night temperature set back of the thermostat through a DPDT relay Primary air damper cycles closed Upon a call for heat the thermostat will override the airflow switch and through a set back resistor in the output circuit cycle the unit fan followed by the hot water heat intermittently to maintain a night set back temperature of 10 F 5 6 C below the thermostat setting...

Page 46: ...ed 3 The fan is started during occupied and standby modes and runs continuously at maximum fan speed The fan induces warm ceiling plenum air as the primary airflow varies and maintains a constant volume to the space During unoccupied mode the fan starts on a call for heating only The fan stops only during unoccupied mode when there is no call for heat EPIC ECM Motor Only During standby and unoccup...

Page 47: ...tant volume to the space During unoccupied mode the fan starts on a call for heating only The fan stops only during unoccupied mode when there is no call for heat EPIC ECM Motor Only During standby and unoccupied modes the fan runs at minimum fan speed 4 Supplemental Heat As the space temperature drops below the heating setpoint the heating output modulates open As the space temperature rises towa...

Page 48: ...d maintains a constant volume to the space During unoccupied mode the fan starts on a call for heating only The fan stops only during unoccupied mode when there is no call for heat EPIC ECM Motor Only During standby and unoccupied modes the fan runs at minimum fan speed 4 Supplemental Heat As the space temperature drops below the heating setpoint heating loop is greater than 70 the valve is driven...

Page 49: ... speed The fan induces warm ceiling plenum air as the primary airflow varies and maintains a constant volume to the space During unoccupied mode the fan starts on a call for heating only The fan stops only during unoccupied mode when there is no call for heat EPIC ECM Motor Only During standby and unoccupied modes the fan runs at minimum fan speed 4 Supplemental Heat As the space temperature drops...

Page 50: ...Flat Oval 0 1180 755 168 967 137 967 137 967 1085 1180 14 0 1475 991 208 1203 170 1203 170 1203 1345 1475 16 0 1758 1321 248 1435 203 1435 203 1435 1604 1758 18 0 2485 1652 354 2029 288 2029 288 2029 2265 2485 14 x 8 Rect 0 1156 736 165 944 137 944 137 944 1057 1156 14 x 10 0 1392 897 198 1133 160 1133 160 1133 1274 1392 The recommended airflow ranges below are for fan powered terminal units with ...

Page 51: ...sed to tabulate Radiated NC levels The following table provides the calculation method for the radiated sound total attenuation values based on AHRI Standard 885 The ceiling space effect assumes the following conditions 1 5 8 16 tile 20 lb ft3 320 kg m3 density 2 The plenum is at least 3 feet 914 deep 3 The plenum space is either wide over 30 feet 9 m or lined with insulation 7KH FHLOLQJ KDV QR VL...

Page 52: ...actual power consumption FLA Full load amperage All motors are single phase 60 Hz 11 11 20 Unit Size 4 2100 1900 1700 1500 1300 1100 900 700 500 300 100 MAXIMUM MINIMUM 991 897 802 708 613 519 425 330 236 142 47 AIRFLOW l s CFM 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 75 w g 0 25 50 75 100 125 149 174 187 Pa DISCHARGE STATIC PRESSURE Unit Size 1 550 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 AIRFLOW MAXIMUM ...

Page 53: ...2 425 378 330 283 236 189 142 1038 991 944 897 849 802 755 708 661 613 566 519 472 425 378 MINIMUM Electrical Data FLA Full load amperage All motors are single phase 60 Hz Fan Curves shown are applicable to 120 208 240 and 277 volt single phase PSC motors 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 w g 0 25 50 75 100 125 Pa DISCHARGE STATIC PRESSURE 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 w g 0 25 50 75 100 125 Pa DISCHARGE STATIC P...

Page 54: ...und power is the breakout noise transmitted through the unit casing walls 3 Sound power levels are in decibels dB re 10 12 watts 4 All sound data listed by octave bands is raw data without any corrections for room absorption or duct attenuation Dash in space indicates sound power level is less than 20 dB or equal to background 5 Min inlet Ps is the minimum operating pressure of the primary air val...

Page 55: ... 01 2 63 61 58 56 52 47 62 59 57 53 49 43 61 57 56 51 47 41 63 59 57 52 48 41 65 61 57 52 48 41 67 61 57 52 48 41 400 189 0 01 2 59 56 54 51 47 39 59 54 54 50 45 36 58 54 53 48 43 34 60 55 53 48 43 34 61 56 54 48 43 34 61 57 54 48 43 34 275 130 0 01 2 56 51 50 46 40 30 57 50 49 45 39 28 56 50 48 43 37 25 56 51 49 43 36 24 60 52 50 43 36 24 58 52 50 43 36 25 3 6 550 260 0 22 55 69 63 60 59 55 51 71...

Page 56: ...3 34 700 330 0 02 4 24 21 20 23 23 29 28 28 29 31 34 550 260 0 01 2 20 25 24 25 26 29 30 400 189 0 01 2 22 21 22 23 25 27 275 130 0 01 2 20 21 22 26 3 6 550 260 0 22 55 23 25 28 29 31 31 28 28 28 30 31 34 400 189 0 09 22 23 24 22 21 22 24 25 28 8 1100 519 0 15 37 35 35 35 36 35 36 35 38 36 38 38 38 900 425 0 09 22 31 31 31 33 33 33 31 34 34 34 34 35 650 307 0 04 10 23 23 25 26 28 29 28 26 28 29 31...

Page 57: ...260 0 01 2 59 52 51 51 41 32 56 51 50 50 39 32 57 52 51 50 44 44 59 55 52 52 49 49 62 58 54 54 53 54 63 60 55 55 56 58 400 189 0 01 2 53 49 48 47 36 26 51 49 47 46 35 26 54 49 48 48 42 42 56 52 49 50 48 47 58 54 51 52 53 52 59 56 52 53 57 56 275 130 0 01 2 49 47 45 44 33 22 48 46 45 42 31 21 51 48 46 46 41 37 52 49 47 48 47 45 53 51 48 49 52 52 54 53 49 50 56 57 3 6 550 260 0 22 55 63 54 53 52 43 ...

Page 58: ...or actual power consumption FLA Full load amperage All motors are single phase 60 Hz Unit Size 4 2100 1900 1700 1500 1300 1100 900 700 500 300 100 MAXIMUM MINIMUM 991 897 802 708 613 519 425 330 236 142 47 AIRFLOW l s CFM 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 75 w g 0 25 50 75 100 125 149 174 187 Pa DISCHARGE STATIC PRESSURE Unit Size 1 550 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 AIRFLOW MAXIMUM l s CF...

Page 59: ...cable to 120 208 240 and 277 volt single phase PSC motors ELECTRIC HEAT OR 1 OR 2 ROW HW COIL ELECTRIC HEAT OR 1 ROW HW COIL 2 ROW HW COIL Electrical Data FLA Full load amperage All motors are single phase 60 Hz 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 w g 0 25 50 75 100 125 Pa DISCHARGE STATIC PRESSURE 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 w g 0 25 50 75 100 125 Pa DISCHARGE STATIC PRESSURE Unit Size 3 1100 1000 900 800 700 60...

Page 60: ... the breakout noise transmitted through the unit casing walls 3 Sound power levels are in decibels dB re 10 12 watts 4 All sound data listed by octave bands is raw data without any corrections for room absorption or duct attenuation Dash in space indicates sound power level is less than 20 dB or equal to background 5 Min inlet Ps is the minimum operating pressure of the primary air valve section 6...

Page 61: ...1 2 63 62 59 56 53 48 63 59 57 53 49 43 64 57 56 51 47 41 63 59 57 52 47 41 64 60 57 51 47 41 65 61 57 52 47 41 400 189 0 01 2 61 57 55 51 47 40 60 56 54 50 45 36 61 54 53 48 43 34 60 55 53 48 42 34 62 56 54 48 43 34 63 57 54 48 43 35 275 130 0 01 2 59 52 50 46 40 30 58 54 49 45 39 28 60 50 48 42 35 24 60 51 49 43 36 24 60 53 50 44 36 26 62 53 51 44 37 27 3 6 550 260 0 22 55 68 63 60 59 55 51 71 6...

Page 62: ...23 26 25 26 28 30 33 550 260 0 04 10 20 22 21 22 24 26 29 400 189 0 02 4 21 23 26 275 130 0 01 2 20 23 27 10 800 378 0 03 7 28 24 20 20 21 21 29 28 26 29 31 34 700 330 0 02 4 25 21 20 21 21 26 24 25 28 30 33 550 260 0 01 2 20 22 21 22 24 26 29 400 189 0 01 2 21 23 25 275 130 0 01 2 21 25 3 6 550 260 0 22 55 21 25 26 28 29 30 24 23 23 24 28 30 400 189 0 09 22 20 21 23 25 8 1100 519 0 15 37 34 35 34...

Page 63: ... 57 51 48 43 35 28 56 50 47 42 33 26 57 51 48 44 36 31 60 54 50 47 43 39 62 57 51 50 49 46 64 59 52 52 54 51 400 189 0 01 2 53 48 45 40 32 26 51 47 44 38 29 21 55 48 45 42 37 30 57 51 47 46 44 39 59 54 49 50 50 47 60 56 50 53 55 53 275 130 0 01 2 49 45 43 38 30 23 48 44 42 35 26 19 52 46 43 42 40 31 54 48 45 45 46 41 55 50 46 47 51 51 56 51 47 49 55 58 3 6 550 260 0 22 55 59 52 50 44 34 26 60 52 4...

Page 64: ...essure Drop HEAD LOSS WATER PRESSURE DROP 10 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 1 kPa ft H20 29 8 23 9 17 9 11 9 6 0 3 0 2 4 1 8 1 2 0 6 0 3 AIR PRESSURE DROP 1 00 0 80 0 60 0 40 0 20 0 10 0 08 0 06 0 04 0 02 0 01 Pa in w g 249 447 149 100 50 25 20 15 10 5 2 Correction factors at other entering conditions 1 Capacities are in MBH kW thousands of Btu per hour kiloWatts 2 MBH kW values are based...

Page 65: ...DROP 1 2 3 4 6 8 10 GPM 06 13 19 25 38 50 63l s 10 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 1 kPa ft H20 29 8 23 9 17 9 11 9 6 0 3 0 2 4 1 8 1 2 0 6 0 3 100 200 400500 8001000 CFM 47 94 189236 378 472 l s AIR PRESSURE DROP 1 00 0 80 0 60 0 40 0 20 0 10 0 08 0 06 0 04 0 02 0 01 Pa in w g 249 447 149 100 50 25 20 15 10 5 2 Correction factors at other entering conditions 1 Capacities are in MBH kW tho...

Page 66: ...63 l s Air Pressure Drop Water Pressure Drop HEAD LOSS WATER PRESSURE DROP 10 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 1 kPa ft H20 29 8 23 9 17 9 11 9 6 0 3 0 2 4 1 8 1 2 0 6 0 3 AIR PRESSURE DROP 1 00 0 80 0 60 0 40 0 20 0 10 0 08 0 06 0 04 0 02 0 01 Pa in w g 249 447 149 100 50 25 20 15 10 5 2 Correction factors at other entering conditions 1 Capacities are in MBH kW thousands of Btu per hour ki...

Page 67: ...l of the electric heater provides superior comfort and energy savings The SCR controller modulates the heater to supply the exact amount of heat based upon the zone requirement Room set points are maintained more accurately undershoot and overshoot as associated with staged heat are eliminated reducing operation costs SCR controllers provide silent operation as mechanical staged contactors are eli...

Page 68: ...ge air temperature The heat requirement for the room is the sum of the heat loss calculation and the amount of heat required to raise the entering air temperature to the desired room temperature 8VXDOO WKH VHFRQG LWHP LV VPDOO FRPSDUHG WR WKH ÀUVW IRU IDQ powered terminal units in a return air plenum MBH can be converted to kW by using the chart or by calculation There DUH 0 LQ N I XVLQJ WKH FKDUW...

Page 69: ...Nailor reserves the right to change any information concerning product or specification without notice or obligation IOM EZVAVINST Date 7 2016 Supersedes 6 2016 www nailor com EZvav Digital Controls ...

Page 70: ...nd outputs 9 Connecting room temperature sensors 9 Connecting a DAT sensor 10 Connecting power 10 Maintenance 10 SECTION 3 Installing the Room Sensors 11 Choosing a sensor location 11 Rough in preparation 11 Mount the sensors 11 Operation 12 Maintenance 12 Planning got motion sensing 12 SECTION 4 Changing the room set point 13 SECTION 5 Configuring the controllers 14 Getting started with configura...

Page 71: ... application 33 SECTION 8 Sequences of operation 34 Input sources 34 Occupancy sequence 35 Space set points 35 PID control loops 36 Airflow Set points Sequence 36 Changeover 36 Discharge Air Temperature DAT limiting 37 System diagnostics 37 Damper operation 38 Fan operation 38 Reheat sequence 39 Balancing airflow sequence 40 Dual duct 40 SECTION 9 System integration and networking 41 Connecting to...

Page 72: ...nnected as a technician s service tool All models are BACnet Application Specific Controllers that are ready to connect to a BACnet MS TP network Device instance MAC address and baud rate are set from an STE 8001W36 without special software Model BAC 8001 36 is supplied with inputs outputs and sequences of operation for the following functions Single duct heating and cooling VAV Automatic heating ...

Page 73: ...c output connections see the section Application drawings on page 29 Key features Output short protection IP SI standard units of measure Connector Screw terminals for wire size 12 26 AWG Conversion 12 bit digital to analog conversion Output voltage 0 10 VDC Output current 30 mA per output 30 mA total for all analog outputs Binary outputs Binary outputs are configured to represent BACnet binary ou...

Page 74: ...Energy Management Equipment BACnet Testing Laboratory listed as an application specific controller ASC CE compliant SASO PCP Registration KSA R 103263 FCC Class B Part 15 Subpart B and complies with Canadian ICES 003 Class B This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must...

Page 75: ...efully review this information before installing the controller Installing Nailor EZvav includes the following topics that are covered in this section Installation topics in this section Setting the rotation limits 7 Mounting on a VAV terminal box 8 Connecting an airflow sensor 9 Connecting inputs and outputs 9 Connecting room temperature sensors 9 Connecting a DAT sensor 10 Connecting power 10 Ma...

Page 76: ...red Note Nailor EZvav controllers are designed to directly mount to 3 8 to 5 8 inch 9 5 to 16 mm round or 3 8 to 7 16 inch 9 5 to 11 mm square damper shafts Figure 2 2 Control and indicators 45 60 Position notch as shown Stop position holes Stop screw in storage Rotate CW ON CTS 1 2 COMM READY AI1 AI5 GND AO4 AO3 SC BO8 BO5 BO6 SC BO7 24VAC AI6 GND AI7 T STAT SENSOR A B S EOL BACnet MS TP Status L...

Page 77: ...onfigured inputs and outputs to support only the supplied programs and applications For input and output connection information see the topic Application drawings on page 29 To connect room temperature sensors see the topic Connecting room temperature sensors on page 9 To connect a DAT sensor see the topic Connecting a DAT sensor on page 10 For the BACnet object descriptions of the inputs and outp...

Page 78: ...trol When the DAT sensor is used only to detect primary air temperature the sensor can be placed in either location shown in the Figure Discharge air temperature sensor location Figure 2 6 Discharge air temperature input details Connecting Power The controllers require a 24 volt AC power source Use the following guidelines when choosing and wiring transformers to the controller A Class 2 transform...

Page 79: ...s and air circulation obstructions such as curtains or furniture For models with motion sensing see the topic on the page 12 Planning for motion sensing Rough in preparation Complete rough in wiring at each sensor location prior to sensor installation This includes the following items If required install an appropriate backplate Route an Ethernet connecting cable from the sensor to the controller ...

Page 80: ...lay with soft damp cloth and mild soap Planning for motion sensing For motion sensing models only Mount the sensor on a wall that will have an unobstructed view of the typical traffic in the coverage area When choosing a location do not install the sensor in the following areas Behind curtains or other obstructions In locations that will expose it to direct sunlight or heat sources Near a heating ...

Page 81: ... points you may need Password 1 Tip Once the following procedure is started all steps must be completed in order Changing Room Set Points PROCEDURE STEPS STE DISPLAY 1 Starting display Start from the temperature display 2 Enter Password 1 1 Press any button The display changes to PSW1 2 Press the or buttons to change the first digit 3 Press the button to select the next digit Repeat for all four d...

Page 82: ...sensor can set up in the EZvav series of controllers Not all functions are available on every model of controller Configuration topics Getting started with configuration 14 Entering system temperature set points and limits 15 Configuring the VAV Terminal Unit options 17 Set the airflow set points 19 Advanced options 21 Restore Application 23 Getting Started with Configuration For access to the con...

Page 83: ... set points PROCEDURE STEPS STE DISPLAY 1 Start at the temperature display 1 Start at the temperature display 2 Press the and buttons together If Password 2 is not required the display changes to CNFG If required enter Password 2 The display changes to CNFG when Password 2 is correct 2 Set the minimum cooling set point 1 From the CNFG display press the or buttons to show STPT 2 Press the button to...

Page 84: ...om set point on page 13 7 Set the unoccupied cooling set point This set point is used as the active set point when the space is unoccupied 1 Press the or buttons to set the unoccupied cooling set point The set point will change in 0 5 increments 2 Press the button to save the set point and advance to the next function 8 Set the unoccupied heating set point This set point is used as the active set ...

Page 85: ...e following procedure is started all steps must be completed in order Procedure to set the Terminal Unit functions PROCEDURE STEPS STE DISPLAY 11 Set the standby differential set point The standby set point is calculated by adding or subtracting the offset value to or from the value of the occupied set point 1 Press the or buttons to set the standby differential set point The set point will change...

Page 86: ...button to save the entry and advance to the next function 4 Set the secondary VAV terminal unit K factor Not used in all models 1 Press the or buttons to set the secondary K factor 2 Press the button to save the entry and advance to the next function 5 Set the mode of reheat for the terminal unit Not used in all models 1 Press the or buttons to choose one of the following reheat options None Rehea...

Page 87: ...ectly will result in unpredictable or erroneous air balancing settings Tip Once the following procedure is started all steps must be completed in order Procedure to set the airflow set points PROCEDURE STEPS STE DISPLAY 7 Set the damper direction to close 1 Press the or buttons to which direction to damper moves to close CCW The actuator turns counterclockwise to close the damper CW The actuator t...

Page 88: ...hanges in 1 CFM increments 2 Press the button to save the set point and advance to the next function 5 Set the auxiliary airflow set point Not used in all models Tip Set value to match Min Cooling airflow if not required This set point sets the airflow for when reheat is active 1 Press the or buttons to set a value for the auxiliary airflow The set point changes in 1 CFM increments 2 Press the but...

Page 89: ... options PROCEDURE STEPS STE DISPLAY 9 Set the maximum limit for fan speed Not used for all models 1 Press the or buttons to set the maximum limit for the fan speed The set point will change in 1 increments 2 Press the button to save the set point and advance to the next function 10 Set the dual duct minimum airflow Not used for all models 1 This set point is for the minimum airflow when a Dual du...

Page 90: ... digit 2 Press the button to select the next digit Repeat for all four digits 3 When the button is pressed for the last digit the new password is saved and the display advances 5 Set the standby time Applies only to STE 8201 sensors 1 Press the or buttons to set the time for the standby time The value will change in 1 minute increments 2 Press the button to save the set point and advance to the ne...

Page 91: ... all steps must be completed in order Procedure to restore application CAUTION Choosing RSTR deletes all previously configuredvaluesincludingbalancingvaluesand passwords Only the BACnet communications settings will remain unchanged PROCEDURE STEPS STE DISPLAY 1 Starting display 1 Start at the temperature display 2 Press the and buttons together If Password 2 is not required the display changes to ...

Page 92: ...or engineers who will be balancing the airflow in the controllers The airflow balancing procedure described in this section requires the following items Accurate method to measure airflow An STE 8001W36 or STE 8201W36 wall sensor If the system does not include one of these sensors temporarily disconnect the installed sensor and connect an STE 8001W36 as a service tool The engineering design specif...

Page 93: ...ce to COMM and the BLNC display 2 Press the button to select BLNC The display advances to PRI 3 Press the button to select PRI 3 Measure and enter the actual maximum primary airflow The display begins flashing PMAX and also displays the actual airflow at the bottom Note The airflow will attempt to stabilize on the highest value for either the cooling or heating maximum airflow even if only one mod...

Page 94: ...al duct systems Choosing SEC advances to the SMAX display This is available only on dual duct models BACK to choose another commissioning function EXIT to return to the temperature display 2 Press the button to select the next function 6 Measure and enter the actual maximum secondary airflow The display begins flashing SMAX and also displays the actual airflow at the bottom Note The airflow displa...

Page 95: ...allation and Operation Manual EZvav Digital Controls The airflow balancing procedure continue PROCEDURE STEPS STE DISPLAY 8 Advance or exit 1 Press the or buttons to select one of the following PRI to balance the primary VAV for dual duct systems BACK to choose another configuration function EXIT to return to the temperature display 2 Press the button to select the next function ...

Page 96: ... or STE 8201W36 sensor to configure the EZvav controller If another type of sensor is installed as the room sensor temporarily connect an STE 8001W36 as a service tool To get started Press together the up and down buttons to start configuration or balancing Enter Password 2 if required New installations do not have a password Press the up or down buttons to move between functions or change values ...

Page 97: ... 29 Staged reheat 30 Modulating reheat 31 Floating reheat 32 Dual duct application 33 Cooling or Heating without Reheat The BAC 8001 36 is configured for single duct cooling VAV control without reheat Connect the controller as shown in the Figure Cooling or heating application drawing as below A BAC 8005 36 may also be used for this application For cooling and heating a duct temperature sensor is ...

Page 98: ...eheat use output terminals BO6 and BO7 For three stage reheat use output terminals BO6 BO7 and BO8 For cooling and heating a duct temperature sensor is required for automatic changeover When connecting the controller to a fan powered VAV terminal unit the fan circuits must be compatible with the following specifications The fan start circuit is a 24 volt AC pilot duty output The fan speed output i...

Page 99: ...nsor is required for Discharge Air Temperature limiting and automatic changeover See the topic Advanced options on page 21 for instructions to enable Discharge Air Temperature limiting When connecting the controller to a fan powered VAV terminal unit the fan circuits must be compatible with the following specifications The fan start circuit is a 24 volt AC pilot duty output The fan speed output is...

Page 100: ...s required for Discharge Air Temperature limiting and automatic changeover See the topic Advanced options on page 21 for instructions to enable Discharge Air Temperature limiting When connecting the controller to a fan powered VAV unit the fan circuits must be compatible with the following specifications The fan start circuit is a 24 volt AC pilot duty output The fan speed output is 0 10 volts DC ...

Page 101: ...ual duct operation Dual duct VAV requires a TSP 8001 36 actuator to be used with the BAC 8007 36 as shown in the Figure 7 5 Dual duct wiring diagram on page 33 Submittal sheets for several variations of this application are available from the Knowledge Center page at www nailor com Dual duct wiring diagram Figure 7 5 Dual duct wiring diagram ON CTS 1 2 COMM READY AI1 AI5 GND AO4 AO3 SC BO8 BO5 BO6...

Page 102: ...igital wall sensor is detected the sensor s temperature is mapped to the Space Temperature Reference value object as the temperature input value See the topic BACnet objects on page 44 for additional information on value objects The model STE 8201W36 EZvav digital wall sensor also includes a motion sensor to detect when the zone is temporary occupied This is described in the topic Occupancy sequen...

Page 103: ...nges to Occupied or Standby once the actual airflow is at least 30 of the requested flow Standby In units with a connected motion sensor the controller starts in Standby and changes to Occupied after detecting motion in the space Motion in the space is defined as two movements detected within 5 minutes The controller will change back to Standby after a lack of motion for the period specified by th...

Page 104: ...D loop The discharge air temperature DAT loop For EZvav controllers the output of either the cooling and heating PID loop is used to calculate the position of the damper If present the DAT input and DAT loop controls the Reheat loop The PID loops in the EZvav controllers are standard BACnet objects and are described in the topic BACnet objects on page 44 Airflow Set Points Sequence Airflow Set poi...

Page 105: ...p instead of the DAT loop If DAT Limiting is not enabled and a DAT sensor is not connected the controller will satisfy a call for heat with the auxiliary flow and heating coil See also the topics Changeover on page 36 and Input sources on page 34 System Diagnostics The controller programming includes four system diagnostic indicators in the form of BACnet value objects Need for higher static press...

Page 106: ...fan the two outputs are not used and remain inactive regardless of the occupancy state Series Fan If the controller is configured for a series fan any time the Occupancy mode of the controller is set to either Occupied or Standby the fan runs continuously The fan speed is set to Maximum Fan Speed when the state is Occupied and set to Minimum Fan Speed when the state is Standby When the Occupancy s...

Page 107: ...ulating reheat it controls an analog reheat unit with 0 10 volts DC at the analog reheat output On a call for reheat the reheat output is modulated over the span of the Reheat loop If the Reheat loop is less than 10 the reheat output remains at zero The reheat is set to zero if the Cooling loop is active See the topic Modulating reheat on page 31 for an application drawing Figure 8 4 Modulating re...

Page 108: ... is made with an airflow hood and the actual airflow value is entered into the controller Once the actual airflow is entered the controller drives the damper closed to the lower value of either the cooling or heating minimum airflow Another measurement is made with the flow hood and that measurement is entered into the controller After the minimum airflow measurement is entered the programming in ...

Page 109: ...f operation for other BACnet devices that will monitor or interact with EZvav controllers Integration topics Connecting to an MS TP network 41 Setting up network communications 42 BACnet objects 44 Connecting to an MS TP network EZvav controllers are BACnet MS TP compliant controllers Connect them only to a BACnet MS TP network To enter the BACnet device instance MAC address and network baud see t...

Page 110: ... the network set the EOL switches to Off Network bulbs EZvav controllers include network bulbs located near the MS TP network connector These bulbs serve three functions Removing both bulbs will disconnect the controller from the MS TP network If one or both bulbs are lit it indicates the network connection or controller power is not properly wired If the voltage or current on the network exceeds ...

Page 111: ...ce instance 1 Press the or buttons to change the first digit 2 Press the button to select the next digit Repeat for all seven digits 3 When the button is pressed for the last digit the display changes to MAC 4 Enter the MAC address 1 Press the or buttons to change the MAC address 2 Press the button to save the selected MAC address The display changes to BAUD 5 Enter the baud 1 Press the or buttons...

Page 112: ...re Output objects The following BACnet output objects represent values at the physical outputs of the controller For application specific output wiring details see the topic Application drawings on page 29 Table 9 3 Output objects Output Name Description Unit AO3 ANALOG HEAT Analog Heat 0_100 AO4 FAN SPEED Fan Speed 0_100 BO1 DAMPER CW Damper Clockwise BO2 DAMPER CCW Damper Counter Clockwise BO5 F...

Page 113: ... PRI CORR SLOPE Primary Correction Slope AV20 PRI CORR OFFST Primary Correction Offset AV21 PRI LO FLOW CORR Primary Low Flow Correction AV22 PRI FLOW STPT Primary Flow Set point AV23 PRI RAW FLOW Primary Raw Flow AV24 PRI ACTUAL FLOW Primary Actual Flow AV32 MIN FAN SPEED Minimum Fan Speed AV33 MAX FAN SPEED Maximum Fan Speed AV36 DAT STPT Discharge Air Temp Set point AV37 SAT CHANGEOVER SAT Chan...

Page 114: ...ed For Hotter Air Supply BV8 CHANGE OVER MODE SAT Changeover Mode BV9 DAT LIMITING Discharge Air Temp Limiting BV10 CLOCKWISE CLOSE Clockwise Close BV11 AUTO OCCUPANCY Auto Occupancy Detection BV12 BALANCE MODE Balance Mode BV13 DAT SENSOR DAT Sensor Present BV14 PRI BAL TRIGGER Primary Balance Trigger Table 9 6 Multistate value objects Object Name Description MSV1 OCCUPIED MODE Occupied Mode MSV2...

Page 115: ...9 899 2576 2 42 10 0 545 1497 2747 2 13 14 x8 RECT 0 777 2035 2619 2 34 14 x10 RECT 0 972 2417 2487 2 59 Model Series 36VRS Square Retangular Retrofit Unit Damper Damper K Factor Velocity F Factor valve valve Size Type Size inches Area sq ft cfm fpm amp 7 5 x 5 0 174 479 2753 2 12 8 6 x 6 0 250 689 2756 2 11 9 8 x 6 0 333 919 2760 2 11 10 10 x 8 0 555 1531 2759 2 11 11 14 x 8 0 778 2150 2763 2 10 ...

Page 116: ...d BAC 8007 36 EZvav Digital Controller Dual Duct Master TSP 8001 36 EZvav Digital Controller Dual Duct Slave Room Temperature Sensors Thermostat STE 8001W36 EZvav Room Temperature Sensor digital display STE 8201W36 EZvav Room Temperature Sensor digital display with motion sensor STE 6014W36 EZvav Room Temperature Sensor Rotary dial STE 1401 Air Temperature sensor HCCO DAT Communication Cables ECRJ...

Page 117: ...er than the nominal duct size to allow it to fit inside the duct Important Do not insert ductwork inside the inlet collar of the assembly For optimum performance 2 to 3 equivalent diameters of straight duct should be installed prior to the inlet of the unit All ducts should be installed in accordance with SMACNA guidelines Rectangular discharge opening is designed for a flanged duct connection A c...

Page 118: ...located on the side of the motor controls enclosure 3 For series units set the unit to full cooling Adjust and set primary maximum cfm by measuring the airflow with a manometer attached between the gauge ports in the pneumatic tube leading to the high and low sides of the inlet air pick up A chart is attached to the side of the unit showing airflow vs pressure for different inlet sizes Adjust and ...

Page 119: ...ailor com Nameplate Label FAN POWERED UNITE TERMINALE TERMINAL UNIT VENTILATEUR INTEGRÉ DATE DATE 15 Apr 2002 SERIAL NO NO DE SÉRIE 155258 10 MODEL MODÈLE D35SE TAG NO NO DÈTIQUETTE 42 UNIT SIZE INLET SIZE 3 8 VOLTAGE VOLTAGE 480 DIAMETRE D ENTRÉE PHASE PHASE 3 CONTROL VOLTAGE 24 STAGES ÉTAPES 2 VOLTAGE DE CONTRÔLE HZ HZ 50 60 CONTROL SEQUENCE DF MOTOR HP MOTEUR HP 1 4 SEQUENCE DE CONTRÔLE MOTOR V...

Page 120: ... 8 20 246 1 30 0 90 613 4 80 3 36 926 8 30 5 81 1228 11 80 8 27 256 1 40 0 97 623 4 90 3 43 935 8 40 5 89 1236 11 90 8 34 267 1 50 1 04 633 5 00 3 50 943 8 50 5 96 1245 12 00 8 41 277 1 60 1 11 643 5 10 3 57 952 8 60 6 03 1254 12 10 8 48 288 1 70 1 18 652 5 20 3 64 960 8 70 6 10 1262 12 20 8 55 298 1 80 1 25 662 5 30 3 71 968 8 80 6 17 1271 12 30 8 62 309 1 90 1 32 671 5 40 3 78 977 8 90 6 24 1279...

Page 121: ...11 VH1 201 Stealth 2 3 11x12 VH1 202 4 2 10x14 VH1 974 38S Standard 1 7x10 VH1 1077 3 10x18 VH1 203 5 14x16 VH1 196 Disconnect Switches Toggle 1P 25A 600V VH1 212 Toggle 3P 30A 600V VH1 211 Toggle 3P 60A 600V VH1 213 Transformers 208 240 24V 50VA VH1 685 277 24V 50VA VH1 674 277 24V 40VA VH1 675 480 24V 50VA VH1 686 120 208 240 480V 75VA VH1 689 Capacitors Part No 1 10 HP 4MFD 370V H1 875 1 6 HP 4...

Page 122: ... 6 VH1 881 VH1 895 VH1 888 VH1 906 3 1 4 VH1 882 VH1 896 VH1 889 VH1 906 4 1 4 VH1 882 2 VH1 896 2 VH1 889 2 VH1 906 2 38S 1 1 10 VH1 880 VH1 894 VH1 887 VH1 907 VH1 907A 3 1 4 VH1 882 VH1 896 VH1 888 VH1 906 ECM Motors Unit Size HP 120V 240V 277V 35S 35SST 3 1 2 VH1 0046A VH1 0046A VH1 0046 VH1 900 5 3 4 VH1 0045A VH1 0045A VH1 0045 VH1 903 7 3 4 VH1 0045A 2 VH1 0045A 2 VH1 0045 2 VH1 903 2 37S 3...

Page 123: ... the optional HMO 5023 drywall bracket for mounting to hollow walls Thermostats should be mounted on a wall in an area not affected by sunlight or drafts to sense the average room temperature Electrical box mounting Install the HMO 5030 5031 backplate to the electrical box using the two 6 32 screws supplied with backplate do not tighten The backplate is provided with one slotted mounting hole for ...

Page 124: ...e of a multi point flow sensor located in the inlet duct Differential pressure is measured by an onboard platinum transducer The changes in the inlet static pressure will vary the position of the inlet damper Flow limit adjustments are made using a digital DC voltmeter at the thermostat The CSP 5002 is factory calibrated with VNOM adjustment centered for the enclosed voltage airflow charts Do not ...

Page 125: ...et VDC CFM K Offset Follow the individual calibration procedure for the thermostat model s as required Inlet size K factor Offset 14 x 10 417 0 14 24 x 16 1250 0 07 Inlet size K factor Offset 4 in Round 33 0 44 5 in Round 55 0 02 6 in Round 75 0 08 7 in Round 115 0 19 8 in Round 143 0 32 9 in Round 175 0 10 10 in Round 233 0 09 12 in Round 357 0 04 14 in Round 500 0 07 16 in Round 625 0 25 Inlet s...

Page 126: ... 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 0 VO LTS D C 0 100 200 300 400 600 500 800 700 900 1100 1000 1200 1400 1300 1500 AIRFLOW CFM SIZE 10 SIZE 9 SIZE 8 SIZE 7 Figure 5 Inlet Sizes 7 8 9 10 Round 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 1 0 VOLTS D C 0 500 1500 1000 2500 2000 3000 4000 3500 AIRFLOW CFM SIZE 12 SIZE 14 SIZE 16 SIZE 14x10 Figure 6 Inlet Sizes 12 14 16 Round 14 x 10 Rectangular ...

Page 127: ...0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 1 0 VO LTS D C 0 500 1500 1000 2500 2000 3000 4000 3500 AIRFLOW CFM SIZE 12 SIZE 14 SIZE 16 Figure 7 Inlet Sizes 12 14 16 Oval Single Duct Only 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 1 0 VOLT S D C 0 500 1500 1000 2500 2000 3000 4000 3500 4500 5500 5000 6000 6500 7000 8000 7500 AIRFLOW CFM SIZE 18 SIZE 24x16 Figure 8 Inlet Size 18 Oval 24 x 16 Rectangular ...

Page 128: ... 5 Read the VDC across the taps Adjust the MAX INCR potentiometer to the VDC equal to the desired air volume as shown on the chart NOTE The maximum setpoint must be set last Adjustment of the minimum potentiometer directly affects the maximum setpoint 6 Return the setpoint slider to the desired setpoint Install the optional setpoint stops if required and replace thermostat cover CTE 5103 DUAL SETP...

Page 129: ...ack DA T1 T2 T3 T4 T1 T2 with limits T3 T4 without limits Day side of thermostat 1 Follow steps 1 through 5 for the CTE 5101 thermostat Note Be sure to adjust the day setpoint slider all the way to the left for maximum cooling The night setpoint slider will have to be adjusted all the way to the left also 2 Return both setpoint sliders to the desired setpoints Install the optional setpoint stops i...

Page 130: ...ordered with optional Night Shut Down NSD sequences employ an airflow switch to sense when primary air has been shut down When the airflow switch opens the fan and optional heat are shut down Upon the primary air starting the airflow switch will close and return the unit to normal operation Night Temperature Setback Units ordered with optional Night Temperature Setback NTSB sequences employ an air...

Page 131: ...tion is correct and damper can travel fully open to fully closed within limits of the actuator stroke Check actuator coupling to damper shaft setscrews are tight c Change requested flow to make unit drive opposite direction verifying correct damper movement This can be accomplished by moving thermostat setpoint sliders or i To manually open damper remove wire from terminal IN and jumper terminal I...

Page 132: ...aneous KMC Electric reheat relay module 3 stage REE 5001 V3050 KMC Wet heat time prop relay module DA NC valve REE 5106 V3053 RA NO valve REE 5123 V3054 KMC Fan elec heat relay module 2 stage REE 5002 V3055 KMC Fan wet heat time prop relay module DA NC valve REE 5017 V3056 RA NO valve REE 5024 V3057 KMC Constant volume relay module REE 1004 V3058 KMC Heat Cool changeover module REE 1005 V3059 KMC ...

Page 133: ... point power connection INSTALLATION All single duct terminal units with electric coils are designed to be mounted in a horizontal plane with respect to the UP arrow marked on the product label Fan powered units can be flipped over in the field and will not have UP arrow Before applying power make sure electric coils are not damaged All field wiring must comply with NEC and local building codes Us...

Page 134: ...EL Electric coil data are incorporated in the nameplate label which is affixed to the control enclosure cover The label shows all necessary information required by UL with respect to electrical power and circuit protection requirements HEATER CONTROL ENCLOSURE Figure 4 shows the interior of a typical heater control enclosure All components within this space work together to provide safe operation ...

Page 135: ...re on the side of the terminal electric heater section 1 Turn off power supply before servicing 2 Locate the element rack header plate 3 Before removing wires from the element rack header plate mark where the wires are connected so they can be reconnected correctly on the new element rack 4 Remove the wires and screws holding the heater plate in the coil housing 5 Insert the new element rack into ...

Page 136: ...600V 30Amp EC CONM30A3P SCR SSR SCR Elect Heat controller 600V 1ph 45A EC SCR SSR Elect Heat controller 600V 1ph 45A EC SSR Transformers Transformer 120V 24V 50VA EC TRANS120A Transformer 208 240V 24V 50VA EC TRANS208A Transformer 277V 24V 50VA EC TRANS277A Transformer 480V 24V 50VA EC TRANS480A Isolation Transformer 24V 24V 40VA EC TRANS2424 Transformer 120V 208 240 480 to 24V 75VA EC TRANSB Tran...

Page 137: ...l turn off 4 Note When mode selector jumper is in the 0 10V position and the sequence of operation warrants turning the motor off through the 24 VAC the hot leg of the incoming power must be broken Breaking the GND common leg will not turn the motor off when the 0 10V is connected to any controller OPTIONAL FSC FAN STATUS ON OFF CONTACT CLOSURE MOTOR BLOWER PROVING SIGNAL ON H1 2272A1 H1 2273A1 1 ...

Page 138: ... unit controller signal BAS 2 Check to verify that the unit controller leads are properly connected to the Auto Input Signal terminal at the 2 or 4 pin terminal dependent on model Ensure that an analog signal from 0 10 VDC is present at the terminals at the Fan Card Correct connections or verify operation of controller correct where needed If 0 10VDC signal is present at Fan Card move to step 3 3 ...

Page 139: ... 2092 3 67 5 0 136 325 2390 2 81 6 0 196 455 2321 2 98 7 0 267 657 2461 2 65 8 0 349 899 2576 2 42 9 0 442 1158 2620 2 34 10 0 545 1497 2747 2 13 12 0 754 2058 2729 2 15 14 OVAL 0 970 2554 2633 2 31 16 1 186 3035 2559 2 45 24 x 16 RECT 2 667 6797 2549 2 47 Inlet Size Type Duct Area sq ft K Factor cfm Velocity fpm F Factor amp 4 ROUND 0 087 182 2092 3 67 5 0 136 325 2390 2 81 6 0 196 455 2321 2 98 ...

Page 140: ...stant standard air F Amplification Factor sensor gain A Nom Duct Area sq ft The K Factors tabulated in the above tables are the airflow required to produce a 1 0 w g differential pressure at the Diamond Flow Sensor Q K 4005 x A K Inlet Size Type Value Inlet Size inches Valve Inlet Area sq ft K Factor cfm Velocity fpm F Factor amp 4 SQUARE OR RECT 3 4 x 3 4 0 080 210 2625 2 33 5 4 3 x 4 3 0 128 345...

Page 141: ...ity fpm F Factor amp 4 ROUND 0 087 202 2322 2 98 5 0 136 325 2390 2 81 6 0 196 524 2673 2 24 7 0 267 714 2674 2 24 8 0 349 987 2828 2 01 9 0 441 1235 2800 2 05 10 0 545 1575 2890 1 92 12 0 754 2230 2958 1 83 14 OVAL 0 970 2629 2710 2 18 16 1 186 3247 2738 2 14 24 x 16 RECT 2 667 7760 2910 1 89 Inlet Size Type Damper valve Size inches Damper valve Area sq ft K Factor cfm Velocity fpm F Factor amp 7...

Page 142: ...Constant standard air F Amplification Factor sensor gain A Nom Duct Area sq ft The K Factors tabulated in the above tables are the airflow required to produce a 1 0 w g differential pressure at the Cross Flow Sensor Q K 4005 x A K Inlet Size Type Value Inlet Size inches Valve Inlet Area sq ft K Factor cfm Velocity fpm F Factor amp 4 SQUARE OR RECT 3 4 x 3 4 0 080 197 2468 2 98 5 4 3 x 4 3 0 128 31...

Page 143: ...e mounting base 3 Fasten the mounting base directly to a 2 x 4 inch 51 x 102 mm outlet box or a backplate with the Allen screws toward the floor 4 Insert the Ethernet cable coming from the base into the sensor 5 Place the top of the sensor over the top of the mounting base and swing it down over the Allen screw brackets Be careful not to pinch any wiring 6 Turn the Allen screws counterclockwise un...

Page 144: ...ion sensing coverage False detections may be triggered by any of the following conditions The temperature inside the detection range suddenly changes because of the entry of cold or warm air from an air conditioning or heating unit The sensor being directly exposed to sunlight an incandescent light or other source of far infrared rays Small animal movement Changing room set points Room set points ...

Page 145: ...thecontrollerendofthecableintotheT statconnector 4 Connect the airflow sensors Connect the airflow sensor on the VAV box to the airflow ports on the controller Use 0 25 in FR tubing 5 Connect auxiliary equipment optional Other VAV equipment such as fans heaters reheat valves and discharge air temperature sensors connect at the green terminals If the controller is part of a BACnet network wire it t...

Page 146: ...ensor temporarily connect an STE 8001W36 as a service tool To get started Press together the up and down buttons to start configuration or balancing Enter Password 2 if required New installations do not have a password Press the up or down buttons to move between functions or change values Press the set point button to choose a selection or save a value CNFG The main configuration parameters for t...

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