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Crusader
5.0
& Crusader
6.0
Expansion Modules
As shown earlier in this manual, the Crusader
5.0
and Crusader
6.0
controller incorporate an “ Infinite
Expandability Port ” ( IEP ) on the controller. It is through this port and via a custom communication
protocol that the UV sensor and all expanison modules are connected. Each module (including the
sensor) comes with both a male and female connection. To activate the device, you simply need to
connect the first device (does not matter which device it is) to the controller and all subsequent
devices are then connected into the female end of the other device. This “daisy chain” method
allows for a truly modular approach and is extremely user friendly. An example of this “daisy chain”
is shown below.
The following optional expansion modules are available for use on your Crusader
5.0
and Crusader
6.0
controllers. Contact your authorized distributor for purchasing information.
REMOTE ALARM MODULE:
Allows for a
signal to be connected to a remote monitor such
as a buzzer, light, alarm system, PLC, etc., via a
pair of contacts. In normal operation the OK and
COM contacts will be connected, and in a fault
condition (Low UV, Lamp fail, Power Fail), the
Fault and COM contacts will be connected.
Maximum Contact Rating is 1A-120VAC/VDC
(uses 16-22 AWG).
SOLENOID CONNECTION MODULE:
Allows the integration of a NORMALLY CLOSED
line voltage solenoid valve. Simply affix the
module's supplied bare lead cord to the solenoid
valve, connect the power cable to the electrical
outlet, and the male IEP connector to the female
IEP port on the controller.
PLEASE NOTE: When
this device is connected to a Crusader
5.0
system
(without the UV module), then the solenoid will
close on a lamp failure mode only. When used on
a Crusader
6.0
system, the solenoid will close when
the UV level drops below 50%. Also note that in
cases where emergency use of untreated water is
required, the controller can be placed into a
manual override mode allowing for the flow of
water in an alarm condition.