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DS 1.002

CONNECTION DIAGRAMS

INSTALLATION

1.

Select location for sensor which is representative of the space to
be controlled and where it will be readily affected by changes in the
general space temperature (See Fig.4). When used as remote
setting unit, select location which is most convenient for room
occupant.

2.

Remove the backplate by pushing in the fixing lugs on the top and
bottom of the sensor with a small screw driver or similar tool.

3.

Thread the wires through the backplate and baffle card and fix it to
the wall or conduit box with the arrow pointing upwards. The baffle
card is used to ensure that there are no draughts from the cable
entries to influence the sensed temperature.

4.

Unscrew the mains wiring cover screw and slide the cover away
from the mains terminals on the backplate.

5.

Connect mains voltage wiring to switch terminals in accordance
with the appropriate scheme diagram (See Fig.2 or Fig.3). This
mains wiring must be suitably sized for the load and comply with
local regulations. When 1 CZU controls a group of fan coil units,
use interface relays or contactors for fan circuits, as required.

6.

Slide the mains cover over the mains terminals and tighten the
fixing screw.

7.

CZU Controllers Only

i.

Connect sensor wires to non-polarised terminals A & C of
sensor, when used as temperature sensor (See Fig.3).
Connect to terminals A & B when used as remote setting unit.
(See Fig.3).

IAC Controllers Only

i.

When connecting terminals A and C (A is the common) to an
IAC control module sensor input set the control module set
value to 10

°

C. This allows temperature sensing and remote

setting from the DRT.

.

ii.

When connecting terminals A and B (A is the common) to an
IAC control module RPW input a 300 Ohm resistor should be
added between DRT terminal B and the IAC control module
RPW input. A Look Up Table module must also be inserted
between the control module RPW input and the DRT
connection. The Look Up Table module must be set up as
follows:-

Sensor wiring precautions:-

Refer to DS 2.201, 2.801 or 2.951 for wiring precautions.

8.

Refit the sensor housing to the backplate.

DRT SWITCH WIRING

DRT SENSOR CONNECTIONS

ON

OFF

SUPPLY

Fan Off Indication

Fig.1

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW

SUPPLY

OFF

Fan Off Indication

Fig.2

+ Room Temperature

Common

Remote Set Value

Remote Set Value

Fig.3

IN

OUT

1

45

35

2

53

30

3

62

25

4

74

20

5

94

15

6

145

10

7

- - -

- - -

Fig.4

Summary of Contents for DRT Series

Page 1: ...s which are air conditioned by means of fan coil units The room occupant is provided with local adjustment of room temperature and also fan speed ON OFF or OFF 1 2 and 3 for optimum comfort settings The instrument can alternatively be applied as a remote temperature setting unit in conjunction with a DDU temperature sensor located in the fan coil unit return air space for example Alternative model...

Page 2: ...witch Terminals Screw type to accept one 2 5mm2 wires Housing Tough fire resistant plastic case and backplate Protection class IP20 Ambient Temperature Limits 10 to 55 C Associated Controller CZU temperature controller Refer to DS2 201 for details IAC controller Refer to DS2 951 or DS2 801 for details A look up table module should be used to offset the control module RPW input by 10 C if terminals...

Page 3: ...ace relays or contactors for fan circuits as required 6 Slide the mains cover over the mains terminals and tighten the fixing screw 7 CZU Controllers Only i Connect sensor wires to non polarised terminals A C of sensor when used as temperature sensor See Fig 3 Connect to terminals A B when used as remote setting unit See Fig 3 IAC Controllers Only i When connecting terminals A and C A is the commo...

Page 4: ...iring precautions See DS 2 201 2 801 or 2 951 Do not short circuit sensor terminals for test purposes Observe maximum ambient temperature Interference with those parts under sealed covers renders the guarantee void Design and performance of Satchwell equipment are subject to continual improvement and therefore liable to alteration without notice Information is given for guidance only and Satchwell...

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