Tamas Snow Melt Series User Manual Download Page 12

4516 112 Ave S.E. Calgary,

 Alberta • 

Te

l: (403) 279 0020 • 

Fax: (403) 279 0747

www.tamashydronic.com

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Tamas Hydronic Panels

Snow Melt Series

Wiring

Wiring Diagram

All electrical wiring to the panel (including grounding) must conform to local electrical codes and/or National Electrical 

Code, ANS/NFPA No. 70-latest edition, or the Canadian Electrical Code, C22.1- Part 1.

Snow Melt Sensor

Take special care that the sensor wire is not run with any high voltage wiring as this may result in faulty readings. The 

sensor is supplied with 100 feet of 22 AWG shield cable. If the sensor is more than 100 feet from the control extend the 

wire from the end of the sensor wire. Do not shorten the original sensor wire then extend its length over 100 feet. When 

extending the cable (to a maximum of 200 feet) use 18 AWG shielded cable. If possible two pair shields 18 AWG for best 

results. You must also extend the shield wire and attach it to the same point as the black wire on the terminal block.

Do not cut the wire. All 100 ft. should always be left intact as the wire has an ohm rating. If you cut the wire the sensor 

will be hotter than normal and void the warranty.

Outdoor Sensor

The outdoor sensor should be installed in the north face location and has to be connected to the HBX snow melt control 

SNO-0550

Boiler 

Boiler output to connect to the TT contact in the boiler

Power 

Connect a 120 VAC/15 Amp supplies to the “AC IN” tagged leads in the wiring box.

L
N

120  V AC

Boiler

Out

door

 S

enso

r

Snowmelt Sensor

Injection

Pump

Boiler

Pump

System

Pump

He

at

 D

emand

System

Sensor

5 A

5 A

Central Processing Unit

SNO-0550

HBX

5 A

RL

1

RL

18

17

1

RL

2

RL

20

19

2

GR

120

16

N

L

15

14

TM

3

2

11

TM TM

10

12 13

BL

1

BL

9

8

1

1

5

SG

2

2

PW TM

1

3

4

24 VAC MAX

RL

3

RL

22

21

3

FD

1

FD

7

6

1

5

S

4

3

C

1

2 A

DO NOT 

CONNECT 

POWER HERE

DO NOT 

CONNECT 

POWER HERE

Return

Sensor

8
4
1
5

9

12

14

13

TAM-R2-120V AC

Summary of Contents for Snow Melt Series

Page 1: ...4516 112 Ave S E Calgary Alberta Tel 403 279 0020 Fax 403 279 0747 www tamashydronic com Tamas Hydronic Panels User Guide Snow Melt Series 50K BTU 350K BTU Installation Guide Version 1 0 ...

Page 2: ...T SM HBX 100HX 100 000 BTU Snow Melt Panel with HBX SNO 0550 SNO 0110 SNO 0111 T SM HBX 150HX 150 000 BTU Snow Melt Panel with HBX SNO 0550 SNO 0110 SNO 0111 T SM HBX 200HX 200 000 BTU Snow Melt Panel with HBX SNO 0550 SNO 0110 SNO 0111 T SM HBX 250HX 250 000 BTU Snow Melt Panel with HBX SNO 0550 SNO 0110 SNO 0111 T SM HBX 300HX 300 000 BTU Snow Melt Panel with HBX SNO 0550 SNO 0110 SNO 0111 T SM ...

Page 3: ...ab This feature allows for higher flow rates and head losses if needed which in turn expands the range of pumping ability for the system pump The control on the panel measures slab temperature return temperature as well as boiler loop temperature to ensure the return water going back to the boiler does not shock the boiler heat exchanger Main Features Stainless steel back plate and lockable stainl...

Page 4: ...0 8 3 6 4 11 5 12 9 2 Components 1 Stainless Steel Back Plate 2 Lockable Stainless Steel Cover Optional 3 Tamas Control Box 4 Temperature Gauge 5 24V Transformer 6 Injection Pump UPS 15 58 7 Brazed Plate Heat Exchanger LA14 30 8 HBX Controls SNO 0550 9 11 4 Air Eliminator 10 11 4 Balancing Valve 11 System Pump 12 Boiler Pump Components T SM HBX 150HX Model Shown UPS 15 58 on 50K BTU Models UPS 26 ...

Page 5: ...y de aerated water enables the panel to operate under optimum conditions free from noise corrosion localized or mechanical damage The water is pumped into the primary circuit through the boiler pump and at the same time the balancing valve creates a consistent output pressure to the system The mixing part of the panel has a brazed heat exchanger and a mixing pump The heat exchanger allows heat fro...

Page 6: ...Turns Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Cv Values 1 0 56 0 89 1 19 1 74 2 67 4 18 5 80 7 54 9 16 10 20 2 2 32 4 18 6 03 8 82 13 80 19 4 24 60 29 00 33 20 36 50 Based upon the flow or differential pressures required within the system the flow can be determined by using the equation Q Cv Δp Q Flow Cv Flow coefficient Δp Differential pressure For correction of fluids other than water the following equation a...

Page 7: ...Snow Melt Series 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Flow GPM Head ft HI MED LOW Without Check Valve With Check Valve Performance HI MED LOW HI MED LOW 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 2 4 6 GPM Ft GPM Watts 8 10 12 Technical Data UPS 26 99FC BFC Superbrute UPS 15 58 3 Speed Pump ...

Page 8: ...0 25 30 35 40 45 Q US gpm 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 eta 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 UPS 26 150 F 60Hz Pumped liquid Water Liquid temperature 140 F Density 61 35 lb ft P1 W 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 6 1 2 3 1 8 3 7 8 3 3 4 5 7 8 7 1 8 Description Value Technical Speed Number 3 Max flow 52 US gpm Head max 45 3 ft Approvals on nameplate ETL CSA UPS 26 150 Pump Specifications ...

Page 9: ... 279 0020 Fax 403 279 0747 www tamashydronic com Page 9 Tamas Hydronic Panels Snow Melt Series Panel Dimensions Technical Data 24 291 35 957 9 134 13 459 27 425 33 035 13 515 NOTE Dimensions are in inches Includes Optional Lockable Enclosure ...

Page 10: ...ace see FIG 2 When the socket and cover plate are level use a screw to tighten the socket onto the rebar see FIG 3 Failure to mount the socket properly may result in incorrect or faulty sensor readings i Ramp Mounting The socket and cover plate can also be mounted on a ramp Make sure to locate the socket and cover plate near the bottom of the ramp This will allow for proper ice melting when the me...

Page 11: ... Never use the wire conduit as drainage This can damage the sensor wire resulting in damage to the control and or sensor c Installing the Sensor Once the snow melting surface is finished you can install the snow ice sensor Clean any excess debris from inside the socket Fish the snow ice sensor wire through the pre installed pipe Make sure to leave a little bit of slack in the wire Once the snow ic...

Page 12: ...lds 18 AWG for best results You must also extend the shield wire and attach it to the same point as the black wire on the terminal block Do not cut the wire All 100 ft should always be left intact as the wire has an ohm rating If you cut the wire the sensor will be hotter than normal and void the warranty Outdoor Sensor The outdoor sensor should be installed in the north face location and has to b...

Page 13: ...Y 3 6 RELAY 4 ON OFF OFF ON OFF SETUP MENU 1 SNOW RATE SETUP 2 DESIGN TEMPS 3 SLAB SETUP 4 SYSTEM SETUP 5 TESTING 6 C OR F F TESTING 1 CONTROL INFO 2 FUNCTION TEST 3 RELAY 1 4 RELAY 2 5 RELAY 3 6 RELAY 4 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF TESTING 1 CONTROL INFO 2 FUNCTION TEST 3 RELAY 1 4 RELAY 2 5 RELAY 3 6 RELAY 4 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF TESTING 1 CONTROL INFO 2 FUNCTION TEST 3 RELAY 1 4 RELAY 2 5 RELAY 3 6 RELAY 4 ...

Page 14: ...ydronic panels suited for a variety of applications and building sizes The comprehensive system provides a versatile method of distributing heat to a multitude of applications Indoor outdoor reset controls are utilized to improve system efficiency and management Specific panels allow for system expansion multiple boiler management injection mixing and domestic hot water Available panels Boiler Sta...

Page 15: ... purchasers sole remedy shall be at Tamas Hydronic Systems Inc s option repair or replacement The foregoing warranties and remedies are exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied either in fact or by operation of law statutory or otherwise including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose application Tamas Hydronic Systems Inc neither assumes nor ...

Page 16: ... Hydronic Systems Tamas Hydronic Systems Inc Phone 1 403 279 0020 4516 112 Avenue SE Fax 1 403 279 0747 Calgary Alberta T2C 2K2 info tamashydronic com TamasHydronicSystems TamasHydronic company tamas hydronic systems ...

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