Cold Shot Chillers ACWC-180-EM-DR-LT-0-5, Инструкции по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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GENERAL NOTES
1. WARNING-For continued protection against fire hazard replace fuses with the same type and rating only.
2. Unit must be permanently grounded and conform to N.E.C. & local codes.
3. Use copper conductors for field-wiring. Class 1, unless noted. All wire based on 105°C insulation wire, minimum.
4. Wire colors shown may differ from actual unit.
5. Drawing line item reference identification:
- Number in parenthesis near output is location of controlled items.
- First number is sheet #, second & third are line#
- No underline indicates normally open (NO) contact
- Underline indicates normally closed (NC) contact
6. Design, specifications, and components are subject to change without notice.
7. All intellectual property, including designs and programming logic are the property of Cold Shot Chillers and is not
to be copied or used without permission from Cold Shot Chillers.
COMPONENT CODES
AUX Auxiliary (contact block)
BZR Buzzer
CC1 Compressor Contactor 1
CC2 Compressor Contactor 2
CCH Crank Case Heater
COM Common
CR Control Relay
CR1 Control Relay for Cooling Mode Status
CR2 Control Relay for Active Cooling On
CR3 CR for Chiller Pump functions
CR4 CR for Process Pump functions
CR5 CR for Remote ON/OFF Operation
DB Distribution Block
FPS Fan-Cycling Pressure Switch
F1/F2 Fuse 1 and 2 (Transformer Primary)
F3 Fuse 3 (120VAC Control Voltage)
F4 Fuse 4 (24VAC Control Voltage)
FST Flow Safety T-Stat
FZT Freeze Safety T-Stat
GND Ground
HG Hot Gas
HPS High Pressure Switch
L Line
LAR Low Ambient Relay
LAT Low Ambient Thermostat
LFS Liquid Flow Switch
LPS Low Pressure Switch
LT1 Light 1 for Cooling Status – OK
LT2 Light 2 for Cooling Fault Condition
M Motor
MS Motor Starter
NC Normally Closed
NO Normally Open
PC1 Pump Contactor 1 (Chiller Pump)
PC2 Pump Contactor 2 (Process Pump)
PLC Programmable Logic Controller
PS Power Supply
RC Run Capacitor
SW1 Selector Switch (Pump/Off/Cooling)
SW2 Selector Switch (Process Pump)
SW3 Local/Remote Switch
TB1 Terminal Block 1 (for Internal)
TB2 Terminal Block 2 (for External)
TC Thermocouple
TLH Tank Level Switch – High
TLL Tank Level Switch – Low
TLM Tank Level Switch – Mid
TRAN Transformer
EDIT DATE:
August 26, 2015
DESCRIPTION
ELECTRICAL DRAWING: Series A – Level 1 Delta Controls
Typical design for One and Two Compressor systems.
Using standard 24VDC on/off inputs. 24VAC controls outputs.
Options and typical variations shown or noted.
FILE:
DWG_Electrical-DeltaControl-SeriesA120_081915.vsd
PAGE#:
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SHEET:
1
PAGE:
A120-PowerCircuit(3phase)
LINE#
17
18
LINE LEGEND
FACTORY SUPPLIED/INSTALLED
DETAILS
FACTORY OPTION
FIELD SUPPLIED/INSTALLED
TERMINAL BLOCK CONTACT #
#
GROUNDING
LUG
CHASSIS
GND
GND
M
Pump #2 (Process Pump)
(OPTION)
PC2
M
Pump #1 (Chiller Pump)
PC1
M
Compressor #2
(Tandem Compressor Systems)
CC2
CCH
CC2-Aux
M
Compressor #1
CC1
CCH
CC1-Aux
MAIN POWER
3PHASE
L1
L2
L3
MAIN
DISCONNECT
L1
L2
L3
DB-Line
RC3
M
Fan #3
(180&240models)
(See Page Note #3)
RC2
M
Fan #2
(See Page Note #3)
FPS
RC1
M
Fan #1
(See Page Note #3)
MS1
( 212 )
MS2
( 207 )
Field Supplied/Installed
* PAGE NOTES
1. Control transformers must be wired/tapped for the appropriate incoming voltage. Depending on design, one dual
voltage or two independent voltages.
2. Models -24 to -90 models have 1 fan, -120 and -150 models have 2 fans. -180 and -240 models have 3 fans.
3. Fan speed controller will be installed on #2 fan on 120 to 150 models and installed on #3 on 180 and 240 models.
4. Fuse block, contactor, and overload may be used in place of motor starter and contactor combination.
5. Single phase pump motors may be used. Motors must be internally, thermally protected.
To CONTROL
CIRCUIT
( See 201 )
TRAN1
(PageNote 1,2)
F2 F1
M
Single Phase Pump Motor
(Example)
PC#
See PAGE NOTE #5
M
Three Phase Pump Motor
(Example)
PC#-OL
( ### )
PC#
FB
See PAGE NOTE #4