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Networkable Fan Coil Controller 

Specification and Installation Instructions 

 

www.neptronic.com 

 

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PCB Drawings 

TFL24 Thermostat 

3 wire cable (TB1 #1, 2 & 3)  

Connect TB1 #6 (A+) & #7 (B-) to EFCB to enable the BACnet service port. 
 

 

Mode Selection (JP1) 

 

RUN: 

Thermostat is in 

Operation Mode

Thermostat must be set in this mode for 
normal system operation. If not locked, 
setpoint and control mode can be changed 
by the end user. 

 

PGM: 

Thermostat is set in 

Programming Mode

Refer to the following sections for more 
details.

 

 

TDU Thermostat 

3 wire cable (TB1 #1, 2 & 3)  

Connect TB1 #6 (A+) & #7 (B-) to EFCB to enable the BACnet service port. 

 

 

Mode Selection (JP1) 

 

RUN: 

Thermostat is in 

Operation Mode

Thermostat must be set in this mode for 
normal system operation. If not locked, 
setpoint and control mode can be changed 
by the end user. 

 

PGM: 

Thermostat is set in 

Programming Mode

Refer to the following sections for more 
details.

 

 

 

Access to Menus  

The menu overviews and options are the same for both TFL24 and TDU thermostats. However, the action button or the button used 
to access the menus and save changes is different in the thermostats. Use the following menu overviews with the appropriate 
action button as per your thermostat.  

Action Buttons on Thermostat 

Action Button 

Task 

TFL24 

TDU 

 

 

Press to access the programming menus and save any changes. 

 

 

Press to return to the previous step without saving. 

 
 

Mode Selector Jumper

RUN = Operation Mode
PGM = Programming Mode

BACnet 

service port

Avoid touching the CO

2

 

sensor as this may cause 
incorrect readings

TB1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

P

G

M

R

U

N

A

B

C

JP1

Optional: connect 
to BACnet network to 
enable service port

CO

2

sensor

(TFLG and TFLGH24 only)

A+

DATA

PWR

COM

B-

Connect to EFCB
fan coil controller

Temperature  sensor 

(all models)

Humidity sensor

 (TFLH24 and TFLGH24 only)

PGM

RUN

JP1

PGM

RUN

JP1

Mode Selector Jumper

RUN = Operation Mode
PGM = Programming Mode

BACnet 

service port

JP1

PGM

RUN

TB1

Optional: connect 
to BACnet network to 
enable service port

A+

D

A

T

A

P

W

R

C

O

M

B-

Connect to 
EFCB fan coil 
controller

1 2

3 4 5 6 7

Temperature sensor (all models)

Humidity sensors (models with humidity )

CO

2

 sensor

Avoid touching the CO

2

 

sensor as this may cause 
incorrect readings

PGM

RUN

JP1

PGM

RUN

JP1

Summary of Contents for TFL24

Page 1: ...floating pulse or modulating 0 10 Vdc Cool Heat Reheat Reheat with fan Changeover Fan Humidify and Dehumidify by cooling Features Built in configurable fan coil algorithms Up to 10 inputs and 15 outputs configurable Select direction on digital inputs and all outputs Selectable proportional control band and dead band Selectable fan speed contacts No occupancy and NSB override Independent cool heat ...

Page 2: ...ature 0ºC to 50ºC 32ºF to 122ºF Storage temperature 30ºC to 50ºC 22ºF to 122ºF Relative Humidity 5 to 95 non condensing Enclosure protection IP 30 EN 60529 Weight 635 g 1 4 lb Dimensions A 6 30 160mm B 5 00 126mm C 2 25 57mm Thermostat Specifications Description TFL24 and TDU Series Temperature Sensor TFL24 and TDU Setpoint Range 10ºC to 40ºC 50ºF to 104ºF Control Accuracy 0 5ºC 0 9ºF 22ºC 71 6ºF ...

Page 3: ... Temp RH CO2 PIR Color TDU10 100 grey LCD white enclosure TDU10 101 TDU10 102 TDU10 103 TDU10 104 TDU10 105 TDU10 106 TDU10 107 TDU10 Series Model Temp RH CO2 PIR Color TDU40 100 black LCD black enclosure TDU40 101 TDU40 102 TDU40 103 TDU40 104 TDU40 105 TDU40 106 TDU40 107 TDU40 Series Model Temp RH CO2 PIR Color TDU70 100 black LCD white enclosure TDU70 101 TDU70 102 TDU70 103 TDU70 104 TDU70 10...

Page 4: ...Saving Mode NSB OCC Schedule Time ppm Parts Per Million C F RH ºC Celsius Scale ºF Fahrenheit Scale RH Humidity A Automatic Mode Cooling Heating Fan Humidify De humidify Mounting Instructions TFL24 CAUTION Remove power to avoid a risk of malfunction A Remove the captive screw that s holding the base and the front cover of the unit together B Lift the front cover of the unit to separate it from the...

Page 5: ...ostat using the screw supplied BACnet or Modbus Address DIP Switch DS2 MAC address for communication are selectable by DIP switch using binary logic If you do not change device instance in program mode it will be automatically modified according to the MAC address Note Avoid using addresses above 246 when selecting Modbus MAC address MAC Address DS 1 1 DS 2 2 DS 3 4 DS 4 8 DS 5 16 DS 6 32 DS 7 64 ...

Page 6: ... 10Vdc configurable min max Direct or reverse 4 analog inputs config 0 10Vdc or 10kOhms via DIP switch NSB or OCC Sensor Power Input 24 or 240Vac Applies to all relays and digital outputs 3 speed fan 4 3 2 1 RET DO4 3A 4 digital outputs config Cool heat reheat changeover humidify dehumidify by cooling Configurable close open percent Direct or reverse LD3 TX LD4 RX 4 TRIAC outputs config Cool heat ...

Page 7: ...r the action button or the button used to access the menus and save changes is different in the thermostats Use the following menu overviews with the appropriate action button as per your thermostat Action Buttons on Thermostat Action Button Task TFL24 TDU Press to access the programming menus and save any changes Press to return to the previous step without saving Mode Selector Jumper RUN Operati...

Page 8: ...Networkable Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 8 Analog Inputs Menu Overview 1 of 8 AI1 and AI3 ...

Page 9: ...Networkable Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 9 Digital Inputs Menu Overview 2 of 8 DI1 to DI4 ...

Page 10: ...Networkable Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 10 TRIAC Outputs Menu Overview 3 of 8 TO1 to TO4 ...

Page 11: ...Networkable Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 11 Analog Outputs Menu Overview 4 of 8 AO1 to AO4 ...

Page 12: ...Networkable Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 12 Digital Outputs Menu Overview 5 of 8 DO1 to DO4 ...

Page 13: ...Networkable Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 13 Settings Menu Overview 6 of 8 Temp Fan Settings and Ramps ...

Page 14: ...Networkable Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 14 Network and Calendar Menu Overview 7 of 8 Network Time and Options ...

Page 15: ...le Fan Coil Controller Specification and Installation Instructions www neptronic com Page 15 Humidity Menu Overview 8 of 8 Humidity Only available when a humidity sensor thermostat is connected to the controller ...

Page 16: ...nd Fan speed Low Low Fan speed Low Fan speed Low Medium Fan speed Medium Fan speed Medium High Fan speed High Fan speed High Cool Auto Speed Fan speed cool demand Fan speed Low Low Fan speed Low Fan speed Low Medium Fan speed Medium Fan speed Medium High Fan speed High Fan speed High Auto H C Auto Speed Fan speed heat cool demand Fan speed Low Low Fan speed Low Fan speed Low Medium Fan speed Mediu...

Page 17: ...Menu b Password 637 Network Settings Menu 4 If you enter the wrong password the thermostat displays Eror and returns to Operation Mode The thermostat will return to normal mode if you navigate through the entire menu and do not make any selection or if you do not press any key for 5 minutes The changed values will be saved automatically Menu 372 Sensor Offset Menu 637 Network Settings Reset to Fac...

Page 18: ... press both the and keys for 3 seconds To display the setpoint press the or key twice The setpoint appears for 5 seconds To adjust the setpoint press the arrow keys while the temperature is displayed If the setpoint adjustment has been locked the lock symbol appears C Actual demand Room temperature Appears if in Night Setback NSB or Occupancy OCC mode Flashes if overridden by user RH Alternates be...

Page 19: ...n Automatic speed Available only if enabled in Programming Mode Low speed Medium speed High speed Off Off is not selectable by the user it appears only if the Control Mode is Off and it indicates that the user can not change the speed of the fan Night Setback NSB This function is only available if you ve set DI3 to nSb Night setback contact If the DI3 contact is triggered the thermostat enters NSB...

Page 20: ... need to find the nearest Neptronic authorized distributor please consult www neptronic com 400 Lebeau blvd Montreal Qc H4N 1R6 Canada www neptronic com Toll free in North America 1 800 361 2308 Tel 514 333 1433 Fax 514 333 3163 Customer service fax 514 333 1091 Monday to Friday 8 00am to 5 00pm Eastern time ...

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