INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS Safe-NET
™
Safe-NET is an advanced, electronic system for monitoring or control-
ling case temperatures in one or more locations. It will help you ensure
continuous, reliable refrigeration and safer, fresher foods, 24 hours a
day.
The Safe-NET system is composed of sensors, harnesses,
control modules, display modules, relay modules and a power supply.
Safe-NET technology provides an ideal system for verifying and main-
taining compliance with Federal Department of Agriculture (FDA)
and National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) regulations. It uses a
standard communication protocol compatible with many third party
systems to enable communication with a PC.
Temperature Monitoring
Safe-NET lets you monitor temperatures in up to 10 different areas of
each case: discharge air, return air, product temperatures, coil inlet and
outlet temperatures, etc. Temperature readings are logged for later
review. The system sends an alarm if temperatures exceed predefined
limits.
COMPONENTS
All components of the Safe-NET system (displays, sensors, and control
modules) are factory installed. A single case-to-case plug-in connector
is all that is required for field installation.
Display Module
The display module is a slim four-digit binary coded decimal LED unit
which mounts in the case fascia panel. It lets you check temperatures at
a glance and performs a variety of other monitoring and control
functions via push-buttons or the hand-held controller.
Up to 10 sensors can be connected to each display module.
Digital Sensors
Up to 10 digital sensors can be installed in each case with a single
cable connection. There are 14 types of sensors. Each sensor has an
electronic identifier so it can be recognized by the display module.
This eliminates the need for separate wiring. Sensors in each case are
harnessed together to a single wire leading to the display module.
Sensors are designed for rugged durability. Should a sensor fail, it
can be replaced.
Optional Wireless Hand-held Controller and/or PC Control
The wireless controller communicates with the display unit through
an infrared sensor. This allows setups and queries which can also be
performed via PC over the network.
If the wireless controller is not available, it is possible to program the
controller directly with buttons located on the display module.
Solid State Relay Board
A solid state relay board will have multiple (4, 3 or 2) relays.
Real Time Clock
The real time clock (RTC) is an option available to the Safe-NET
control. Normally, the clock is manually set upon case startup. If
power is lost (for any period of time up to 10 days), the RTC will
provide real time to the Safe-NET control upon restoration of power.
SELF-CONTAINED CASE
Safe-NET components are factory-installed. Once power is supplied to
the case as specified in the case’s installation and service manual,
Safe-NET settings are ready to be selected.
Settings are retained when power is interrupted. Thus, a self-contained
case can be moved without re-entering selected settings.
Startup of a new Self-Contained case is quite simple:
1.
Verify case type selected.
2.
Set the clock.
3.
Check or set the temperature set-point.
Safe-NET™ Self-Contained Operating Instruction
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Alarm Module
Sensor
Harness
Temperature Sensor
Power Supply
(Transformer)
Display Module
ARV / ARL
Kit Alarm
Typical Safe-NET™ Installation
Typical Safe-NET™ Display Module
Typical Safe-NET™ Sensor Harness
Typical Safe-NET™ Hand-Held Controller
Typical Safe-NET™ Power Supply
Typical Safe-NET™ Power Relay
Typical Safe-NET™ Real Time Clock
Typical Safe-NET™ Relay Module
