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8. AMBITROL 100H
SPECIAL VERSION FOR SECUENCIAL
HUMIDIFICATION
This version can do the humidification of
different rooms or greenhouses, activating the
electrovalves sequentially one after the other with just
one pump. The working time of every electrovalve will
be regulated by the phase out of the temperature and
the relative humidity.
The types of working “7” and “8” are the ones
which incorporate that type of work. In the
configuration of the programmes which use these
types of working, it will ask “Sequenciate (Y/N)”, if we
answer “Yes” (Y), the programme will form part of the
sequence of humidification.
The “cycle of modulation” will be asked in every
one of the programmes that form the sequence, but
only the one with the highest value in seconds will be
used.
In the function of configuration of outlets it will
ask “Auxiliary outlet = 00”; enter the number of the
outlet where the contactor of the pump will be
connected.
The next question is “Minimum auxiliary time =
00” and it corresponds to the seconds that, as a
minimum, the pump must be working or stopped.
Here are some details to be taken into account:
•
In the change of valves there is a cover up of a
second.
•
The working time of the electrovalves is distributed
proportionally to the percentage required by every
programme.
•
The types of working “7” and “8” can only use a
sensor input, the other types can do the average of
two of them.
•
If the humidification is regulated by the
temperature, the humidity can condition in order to
decrease the increment of the humidity
proportionally.
9. AMBITROL 100HS
OPTIONAL VERSION FOR SEQUENTIAL
MOISTENING AND WINDOW
REGULATION BY OPENING TIMES.
•
Sequential moistening:
The same explanation as the one given for
version 100H.
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Regulation of windows, shading, etc. by opening
time:
The working type nº 9 changes the way it works
eliminating the retromessage potentiometer and
regulating by time. For this reason, the time in seconds
it takes to do all the trajectory is asked at the
programme configuration.
Two values which are common to all the
programmes which work with the new type “9” are
asked at the configuration of outlets. The first one is
the “minimum movement”, which corresponds to the
percentage (%) of minimum desired trajectory. If the
calculated % is inferior it will not move. The second
value is the “self-adjustment” in hours and minutes
which is used to compensate the possible regulation
errors by time. To do so, every time the programmed
self-adjustment time has gone by, the outlets to close
all the type “9” programmes will be activated and once
they are closed they will go back to the opening %
which corresponds.
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