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FHC-1D user manual  

Phason 

8  

2009-06-15 

 

Displaying and adjusting parameters 

Switch position 

Function 

 

‘

 

Displays the ambient temperature 

 

‘

 

Allows you to view and adjust the temperature set point 

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Clears alarms 

 

‘

 

Allows you to view and adjust the differential (

di

), off set-back (

oS

), 

and idle speed (

id

). Each time the switch is clicked and held in this 

position, the next parameter is displayed. The display flashes between 
the parameter code (two letters) and it's setting (two digits). You can 
adjust the parameter at this point. The cycle starts over after the last 
parameter. To restart at the beginning of the cycle, click the switch to 
the right. 

 

Parameter 

Code 

Range 

Factory setting  Location 

Temperature set point  

N/A 

32 to 99°F (0 to 38°C) 

N/A 

External knob 

Idle speed 

id 

0 - 99% 

N/A 

External knob 

Temperature differential  

di 

1 to 20°F (0.6 to 12°C) 

6°F 

Internal trimmer 

Off set-back 

oS 

0 to 16°F (0 to 9°C) 

5°F 

Internal trimmer 

°F or °C (ambient temp.) 

°

F

 / °

C

 

-22 to 99°F (-30 to 38°C) 

°F 

Internal jumper 

 

 

Changing the temperature display units 

The °F/°C jumper lets you select whether the FHC-1D displays temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit 
or Celsius. To change the setting, position the jumper as shown in section D on page 4. 

 

About the hysteresis 

The FHC-1D has a 1°F (0.5°C) hysteresis. This means the fan will turn off 1°F below the point it 
turned on.  

For example, if TEMP SET is 75°F, the fan will turn on at 75°F, off at 74°F. This prevents the fan 
from flickering on and off at the TEMP SET. 

 

Summary of Contents for FHC-1D

Page 1: ...f the fans in shut off mode or operates the fans at idle speed idle mode and switches on the heater or heat lamps Features One variable speed output One heater interlock output Automatic shut off and...

Page 2: ...360 W tungsten at 120 VAC The FLA full load ampere rating accounts for the increase in motor current draw when the motor operates at less than full speed Make sure the motor equipment connected to the...

Page 3: ...lectrical knockouts for bringing wires or cables into or out of the enclosures Use watertight strain reliefs or conduit connectors at all cable entry points Do not make additional holes in the enclosu...

Page 4: ...us you want to use 3 Connect the wires as shown below Connecting equipment to the heater interlock The heater interlock output is a normally open relay contact that switches a heater or furnace ON or...

Page 5: ...un the sensor cable beside AC power cables or near electrical equipment When crossing other cables or power lines cross them at a 90 degree angle Using four zone averaging The FHC 1D can monitor the t...

Page 6: ...ension cable to the temperature probe cable as shown on the next page If the unit operates erratically with the extended probe run the cable along a different path or shorten it To extend probe cables...

Page 7: ...ch to the right The control is now in normal mode Display alerts Alert Description P S The temperature probe or sensor cable has short circuited P D The temperature probe is damaged or the connecting...

Page 8: ...ht Parameter Code Range Factory setting Location Temperature set point N A 32 to 99 F 0 to 38 C N A External knob Idle speed id 0 99 N A External knob Temperature differential di 1 to 20 F 0 6 to 12 C...

Page 9: ...ion in OSB mode There must be a temperature probe connected before adjusting the minimum ventilation 1 Turn the Idle Speed knob fully counter clockwise and then back turn clockwise 2 Click the front c...

Page 10: ...e of maximum speed For more information see Operation description on page 13 To display and adjust IDLE 1 Click the switch to the right to start at the beginning of the parameter list 2 Click the swit...

Page 11: ...ormula below to calculate the correct DIFF setting Power factor 1 0 0 9 0 8 0 7 0 6 0 5 Correction F 1 00 1 05 1 10 1 25 1 33 1 60 actual differential desired differential correction Example 1 To have...

Page 12: ...rrection 10 F T2 T1 Example 3 For a T1 temperature of 75 F and a T2 temperature of 82 F the correction is 1 43 10 F 82 F 75 F 1 43 If the desired differential is 5 F the actual differential can be cal...

Page 13: ...tes at full speed for three seconds then IDLE minimum ventilation of 20 The fan will continue to IDLE between 75 F and 80 F 3 At 78 F the heater interlock shuts off 4 Between 80 F and 86 F DIFF the fa...

Page 14: ...E 20 of maximum ventilation when the temperature is below 80 F 3 Between 80 F and 86 F DIFF the fan speed changes proportionally with the temperature If the temperature increases fan speed increases I...

Page 15: ...t that is labelled as non corrosive electronics grade or neutral cure such as GE Silicone RTV6780B RTV 142 or RTV 162 Do not use a sealant that is labelled as acetic acid cure or acetoxy cure These se...

Page 16: ...ide proof of purchase upon request All transportation charges for products submitted for warranty must be paid by the purchaser Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law no other warranties wh...

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