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Merlin CT1250

 

 

 

 

                                                                       User Guide

 

 

Rev: 08    07-19 

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2.6

 

Fan current monitoring

 

 
There are two terminals on the circuit board, one detailed as 
pictured [SUPP FAN LIVE] the other detailed [EXTR FAN LIVE].  
 
If you are monitoring the fan by measuring the electrical 

current going to the fan then these terminals should be used. 

 

  

The live feed from the fan controller should be taken to the Merlin CT1250 and connected to 

either the supply or extract side depending on which fan/s are being monitored - 20A max. 

 
 

2.7

 

Potentiometers  

[SUPP FAN LIVE] = [SENS1] Potentiometer    

[EXTR FAN LIVE] = [SENS2] Potentiometer    

 
The fan/s should be run at the minimum required 

speed and the relevant potentiometer turned 
slowly clockwise until the green LED on the circuit 
board lights up. This indicates the panel has 
detected the electrical current going to the fan.  
 

       

If both supply and extract fans are being monitored both links of [FAN PD SWITCHES] (5) should 

be removed. If only one fan is being monitored the relevant link should be taken out of this 
terminal connection. 

 

       

Do not overturn the potentiometer. Any damage may void your warranty. 

 
 

 

 

2.8

 

Service Mode Switch 

The service dip switch (if ON) can be used to allow the gas valve to remain 
open for 4 hours without the fans running at each activation of the key.

  

 
At the end of the 4 hours the gas will shut off 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Merlin CT1250

Page 1: ...Merlin CT1250 User Guide Rev 08 07 19 1 Merlin CT1250 Ventilation Interlock System with Current Monitoring User Guide Please read this guide carefully and retain for future use...

Page 2: ...4 Remote Emergency Buttons 4 2 5 Supply and Extract Fan PD Switches 4 2 6 Fan current monitoring 5 2 7 Potentiometers 5 2 8 Service Mode Switch 5 3 Operation 6 3 1 System ON and OFF 6 3 2 Emergency Sh...

Page 3: ...ard The PCB should be removed before drilling entry holes into the case Important Warning Statements Never ignore your device when in alarm This device requires a continual supply of electrical power...

Page 4: ...fans audible alarms etc Detailed on the circuit board as TO BMS normally closed N C common COM and normally open N O These are volt free connections 2 4 Remote Emergency Buttons The terminal for remot...

Page 5: ...SENS2 Potentiometer The fan s should be run at the minimum required speed and the relevant potentiometer turned slowly clockwise until the green LED on the circuit board lights up This indicates the...

Page 6: ...ke or break a circuit on gas on gas off valve open or valve closed This will tell the BMS whether or not the kitchen has use of the gas supply 3 4 Fire Alarm Integration The Merlin CT1250 can be integ...

Page 7: ...running Extract Fan Under normal working the LED will illuminate GREEN If a supply fan fault is present the LED will be flashing If the LED flashes for more than 20 seconds the gas will be shut off ON...

Page 8: ...Merlin CT1250 User Guide Rev 08 07 19 8 5 Troubleshooting...

Page 9: ...e any accumulated dust from the outer enclosure once a month NEVER use detergents or solvents to clean your device this may permenantly or temporarily damage the panel NEVER spray air fresheners hair...

Page 10: ...Merlin CT1250 User Guide Rev 08 07 19 10...

Page 11: ...Merlin CT1250 User Guide Rev 08 07 19 11...

Page 12: ...liable for loss of use of this product or for any indirect special incidental or consequential damages or costs or expenses incurred by the consumer or any other user of this product whether due to a...

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