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4.9. Clean Mode & Empty
Zones
Empty Zone:
An empty zone is an unused part of the
house. It is defined by the temperature
probes that are only assigned to heating out-
puts thus excluded from the average house
temperature. No ventilation is provided in this
type of zone. The heating outputs are only
used to provide a minimum heat level in the
unused sections of the house.
The empty zone heaters operate according to
their start and stop temperatures. These tem-
peratures are related to the
Desired Empty Zone
Temperature
. This means that if the
Desired
Empty Zone Temperature
changes, the heaters’
start/stop temperatures will be adjusted
consequently. Refer to section 5.1.2 to set
the
Desired Empty Zone Temperature.
In addition, an alarm is set off whenever the
temperature in an empty zone decreases
below a user-defined limit
(Empty Zone’s Low
Alarm Limit).
Refer to section 4.8 to set this
alarm limit.
Non-Brood Zone Brood Zone
Heater
Heaters
Fans
Unused Fans
Unused Fans
Unused Fans Unused Fans
Unused Fans Unused Fans
Unused Fans
Temp. Sensors
Temp. Sensors
Temp. Sensor
Clean Mode
Figure: Heaters in an Empty Zone Figure: Heaters in Clean Mode
Clean Mode:
When this mode is activated, the whole
house is considered as being empty. All the
controller functions become disabled except
for the heating outputs. The heating outputs
are used to provide a minimum heat level in
the empty house.
In clean mode, the heaters operate according
to the empty zone settings, i.e. the heaters’
start and stop temperature are automatically
decreased and become based on the
Empty
Zone Set Point
instead of being based on the
House Set Point
. Refer to section 5.1.2 to set
the
Empty Zone Set Point.
The empty zones’ low alarm limit is optional
within the clean mode. Refer to section 4.8 to
set this limit or to section 4.9.2 to deactivate
this alarm condition.
Heaters
Temp. Sensors
Temp. Sensor
Temp. Sensors
Heater