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Page No 16 Reznor, Guardian 1 Phase Electric Heat with Signal Pro, Installation Manual,  EN 2021-11, D301375 Iss 0

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Any air curtain within the network can 
be connected with and respond to the 
following optional circuits:

•  External switch (ie BMS enable) where 

required, to be volt free and wired in 
PARALLEL via normally open contacts 
to each terminal pair ‘TIMER’. (Contacts 
closed to enable). Only air curtain(s) wired 
this way will respond to the enable signal. 

•  Door switches where required, to be 

volt free and wired to INDIVIDUAL base 
units via normally closed contacts to each 
terminal pair ‘DOOR’. (Contacts open to 
enable door mode). Only air curtain(s) 
wired this way will respond to the door 
mode. 

•  An external sensor, where required, can 

be wired to INDIVIDUAL base units to each 
terminal pair ‘EXT’. Only air curtain(s) wired 
this way will respond to the sensor setting. 

Optional wiring

At the Installers terminal block, remove the 
required jumper(s) and then wire in any 
external connections that are required.

External switch (i.e. BMS enable) to be volt 
free and wired via normally open contacts 
to terminal pair ‘TIMER’. (Contacts closed to 
enable). Remove factory fitted jumper J1.
•  Door switch to be volt free and wired via 

normally closed contacts to terminal pair 
‘DOOR’. (Contacts open to enable door 
mode). Remove factory fitted jumper J2. 

•  An external sensor, where required, to be 

wired to INDIVIDUAL base units to each 
terminal pair ‘EXT’. Only air curtain(s) wired 
this way will respond to the sensor setting.  

•  If the optional external temperature sensor 

is connected to the air curtain. If the 
external temperature is equal to the set 
temperature, all air curtains are turned off. 
The temperature must then drop to 3°C 
below the set temperature before the air 
curtains are turned back on.

•  Protection. There are two high speed 

fuses on the electric model base unit to 
protect the switching thyristors for the 
heater. An external circuit breaker with 
the appropriate rating should be installed 
for the protection of the installation. See 
technical data for the correct MCB

Networking

The display panel is connected to the first air 
curtain via pre-wired RJ45 cable to the socket 
in the first air curtain housing. See figure 25 
on page 18

Connect a second RJ45 cable in to the spare 
RJ45 socket of the first air curtain, and then 
take across to one of the RJ45 sockets in the 
second air curtain.
 
Further RJ45 cables can be used to connect 
more air curtains to the network, up to a 
maximum of 16 air curtains can be linked to 
one program panel.

The RJ45 cable is 10m as standard however it 
is available in 2m, 20m, 30m, 50m and 100m 
lengths.
 

Maximum length 100m. (Total 
length of cable used between 
program panel and last air    

               curtain in network).

It is recommended that this control cable is run 
separately within its own trunking if possible, 
to avoid external interference.

Note: All air curtains connected within the 
network system can be controlled under 
the user settings of the single program 
panel.

Summary of Contents for GUARDIAN GB 1000

Page 1: ...s document carefully before commencing installation commissioning and or servicing Leave it with the end user site agent to be placed in their premises technical file after installation WARNING Improp...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...auto mode 20 4 All on mode 20 5 All heat off 20 6 Set door open temperature 20 7 Set heat on off 21 8 Set overtime 21 9 Set time and days 21 10 Set time program 21 11 Menu end 21 Engineers instruction...

Page 4: ...vailable at an additional cost The display program panel allows the user to control either a single air curtain or a network of up to 16 air curtains Easy programming the end users simply select wheth...

Page 5: ...Important notice to installers Before installation check the local distribution conditions supply voltage are compatible Installation assembly commissioning service and maintenance procedures must be...

Page 6: ...velocity at 1 metre H m s 5 6 5 2 5 4 Maximum velocity at 2 metre H m s 3 8 3 5 3 7 Maximum velocity at 3 metre H m s 2 8 2 5 2 8 Motor power L M H W 365 530 730 Noise level 3m free field L dB A 52 M...

Page 7: ...ntry and prevents combustible surfaces overheating The minimum mounting height floor to grille outlet is 1 8m The recommended maximum mounting height is 3m for standard fan setting 4m for high Dimensi...

Page 8: ...ces It is recommended that a minimum clearance of 100mm is allowed around the case The clearance allows for cable entry and prevents combustible surfaces overheating The minimum mounting height floor...

Page 9: ...4 112 114 3 830 1360 1884 4 226 5 1060 1584 2111 6 448 7 1125 1650 2177 8 436 9 300 10 427 487 Figure 4 3 GB Side view Table 4 GB Dimensions Clearance distances It is recommended that a minimum cleara...

Page 10: ...display panel is supplied with an industry standard plastic double surface mounted socket box Alternatively the display panel can be flush mounted using a customer supplied plastic or metal flush con...

Page 11: ...al EN 2021 11 D301375 Iss 0 Page No 11 TD Component layout Figure 6 Component layout GS Location Component 1 Control panel 2 Installer terminal block 3 Fan 4 Fan motor 5 Fan deck 6 Resistor 1500 only...

Page 12: ...the consultant architect or owner of the building is recommended to ensure that a sound stable installation can be achieved Figure 8 Honeycomb outlet position near to the door adjustable angle of 0 to...

Page 13: ...of the lower grove in the case 3 The first cover can then be pushed to the right to release it from the screw slot see figure 10 then pull forward and lift upwards to be removed For additional covers...

Page 14: ...ins level 6 Holes are provided in the casing for cable entry Choose the appropriate hole to suit the installation Note the terminal connection block is located to the right of the unit 7 Install the c...

Page 15: ...nstructions grill Figure 16 Mounting bracket option Figure 16 1 Mounting bracket fitted to GB Signal Pro display panel The display panel can be installed using the standard double surface box supplied...

Page 16: ...e units to each terminal pair EXT Only air curtain s wired this way will respond to the sensor setting If the optional external temperature sensor is connected to the air curtain If the external tempe...

Page 17: ...itching thyristors for the heater An external circuit breaker with the appropriate rating should be installed for the protection of the installation Terminal Description Cable 3 4 Optional external sw...

Page 18: ...red RJ45 cable to the socket in the first air curtain housing See figure 25 on page 19 Connect a second RJ45 cable in to the spare RJ45 socket of the first air curtain and then take across to one of t...

Page 19: ...C Operation In normal operation the home screen displays the status of the display panel and each connected air curtain in sequence Each screen is displayed for two seconds Display Status Top line sho...

Page 20: ...o heat and no fan and then returns to default display 3 All Auto mode A single press of OK quickly starts Auto timed operation for all air curtains and then returns to default display When in Auto mod...

Page 21: ...lashing Use PLUS and MINUS to adjust hours 00 to 23 then OK Minutes starts flashing Use PLUS and MINUS to adjust minutes 00 to 59 then OK After this OK the new Time and Day is stored If MENU is presse...

Page 22: ...ss was individual then next address is flashing Use PLUS and MINUS to set address OK to modify the fab speed or MENU to exit back to engineers menu 3 Set door closed temperature Door closed temperatur...

Page 23: ...of the air curtains discovered then OK If lead air curtain address is set to OFF then the sequence finishes and returns to the engineers menu interlocks will not be enabled If lead air curtain addres...

Page 24: ...work scanned for connected air curtains and when finished returns to engineers menu If scan NO then the sequence returns to the engineers menu Note This will cause the detected network type to be rese...

Page 25: ...the air curtain on this address is not responding to the panel Display for active air curtains Electric system Where AC is address of AC with diagnostics being displayed H 1 heat on 0 heat off from AC...

Page 26: ...e the outside limit the fan will continue to run but the heat output will be off When the outside temperature is below 0 C the air outlet temperature will be the set temperature plus the elevate at ze...

Page 27: ...gs Bitswitch3 ON Modbus Address Switch Setting Modbus Address Switch Setting 16 0 24 8 17 1 25 9 18 2 26 A 19 3 27 B 20 4 28 C 21 5 29 D 22 6 30 E 23 7 31 F Modbus function codes supported Codes Descr...

Page 28: ...xt_exists Read only Set if external thermistor not fitted 13 Set_fan1 Read write Switch fan 1 14 Set_fan 2 Read write Switch fan 2 15 Set_fan 2 Read write Switch fan 2 16 Heat Read write Switch heat d...

Page 29: ...lifted out of the dog bone slot This panel can then be lifted out of the tabs at the bottom to fully release see figure 9 on page 13 2 GR units loosen the screws securing the inlet grille and hinge do...

Page 30: ...elease the carrier from the stud side on the 2m models the centre support can be moved to one side to allow the stud side to be released On the GS units peal back the tabs which retain the honeycomb o...

Page 31: ...to identify the nature of the fault however we do not recommend re setting without a thorough investigation into why the cut out operated Figure 31 Thermal cut out Display panel Any fault will be des...

Page 32: ...heat Air sensor cable disconnected Air sensor broken Check cable Replace air sensor Air sensor temp too high Fan operating no heat High ambient air temperature Incorrect motor or fan deck rotation Mot...

Page 33: ...of the unit Component 1000 1500 2000 Generic components Fan deck assembly 1026174 1026175 1026174 x 2 Signal Pro display panel 108221 RJ45 2 Resistor n a 1037491 n a Honeycomb core 1026068 1026078 102...

Page 34: ...verse the steps remembering to reconnect the temperature sensor wire which goes through the hole in the PCB Reverse the steps to install the new control panel Set the dip switch for the location and f...

Page 35: ...o 35 G 3 Remove the wires to the thermal cut out sensor two sensors on the 2 metre units and remove the thermal cut out 4 Remove the four securing nuts shake proof washer and flat washer that secure t...

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