• Only about half the outlets in any facility will complete the 220/240 VAC connection.
2. Connect equipment. SET EQUIPMENT POWER SWITCH “OFF” BEFORE CONNECTING.
a. Connect equipment to be powered to the “220 Volt Power Output.”
b. Switch circuit breaker “ON.” A “buzz” may be heard for a few moments when power
is switched on.
c. Use equipment according to manufactures instructions.
3. Care & Cleaning:
• Before cleaning, disconnect Orion 1 Power Supply from all electrical connections.
Clean case with a cloth lightly moistened with water.
• Do not immerse.
• Do not use organic solvents such as acetone, alcohol, or mineral spirits.
Troubleshooting Tips
1. “220 Volts” lamp doesn’t light.
• Make sure that power cord connectors are firmly seated.
• Using Receptacle Tester supplied with Orion 1 power supply, check outlets for correct
wiring and electrical power. If outlet is not correctly wired, have certified Electrician
correct outlet wiring.
• Continue moving “PLUG B” power cord to different outlets until “220 Volts” lamp
lights. About half the outlets in any facility will complete the 220/240 volt connection.
2. “220 Volts” lamp lights, but there is no power at 220/240 volt outlet.
• Assure that circuit breaker is switched “ON”.
3. Orion 1 power supply clicks repeatedly during operation and/or equipment runs as if it is not
getting enough power.
• Power cords supplying Orion 1 power supply are too long and/or the wire too small
for the amps demanded by the equipment. Use power cords with larger wire
• For power cords over 50 feet, use #12-3 AWG three prong, grounded power cords.
4. Orion 1 trips Ground Fault Interrupters (GFI) in system and fails to operate.
• The Orion 1 power supply does not operate on GFI protected outlets or circuits.
Move power cords to non-GFI outlets or circuits. If a GFI is needed, connect a
220/240 volt GFI to the 220/240 volt outlet of the Orion 1 power supply.
5. Orion 1 fails to “click” as power cords are inserted into 110/120 volt outlets.
• Check power at outlet with Outlet Tester. Correct if necessary.
• If there is power at the 110/120 volt outlet, but no “click” from the Orion 1 power sup-
ply when the plug is inserted, the safety circuits are not operating. Call Titan Controls
for assistance.
Controller Specifications:
Input Voltage =
115 +/- 10% Volts AC, 60 HZ, non-GFI circuits
Cord set =
Two power cords, 72 inches each, standard NEMA 5-15 plugs
15 amperes, each line
Output Voltage =
Single Phase Input: 230 Volts AC nominal (2 times input voltage)
Three Phase Input: 208 Volts AC nominal (1.732 times input voltage)
Output Power =
2760 watts at 115volts AC, single phase, input
Output Current =
12A max., continuous
Output receptacle =
NEMA 6-15R
Power Consumption =
8 watts at no load
Environment =
Indoor use only.
Use in well ventilated area.
No explosive gases, dust or other materials
Keep dry, away from water, oils or other liquids.
Avoid excessive dust.
Storage Temperature;
32°F (0°C) to 135°F (58°C)
Operating Temperature:
45°F ( 8°C) to 120°F (50°C)
Size =
3” H x 5” W x 6.5”D
Weight =
3 lbs
United States Patented - Specifications may change due to product and material improvements.
ETL listed for use in commercial applications.
Installation Example
Controlling a Fan, Air Conditioner or Ballast
240 Volt
Air Conditioner
240 Volt Fan
220/240 Volt Output
OR
OR
240 Volt Ballast
240 Volt Light
Sun System
R
120 Volt
Orion 1
110/120 Volt Input
110/120 Volt
120 Volt
Cicuit 1
120 Volt
Circuit 2
Controlling a Fan, Air Conditioner or Ballast
