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(PENTACARE-V12-OWNER'S MANUAL-2019-Rev-014)
2.4.2 Lockout:
o
Setpoint
. In the case of a heat pump, the MINOTAIR uses the lockout
temperature to determine the limit at which the heat pump will cease to
function and instead favor the auxiliary or emergency heat controlled by
terminal "W". The lockout setpoint is also used to determine when to call
upon the auxiliary heating if the heat pump was unable to reach the desired
temperature setpoint within 5 to 25 minutes depending on the outside
temperature.
See “
Connecting to an Auxiliary Heat Pump (Installation
” for further details.
“T
EMPERATURE
”
SETTINGS SCREEN
(
CONT
’
D
)
Figure 45
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Examples of options to adjust auxiliary cooling units.
The MINOTAIR can control auxiliary cooling units such as air conditioners and heat
pumps as long as they can be controlled through a 24 VAC signal. When these devices
are forced air systems, the MINOTAIR can control their ventilation.
NOTE
. Forced air units must be connected to the “G” terminal to synchronize
ventilation with that of the MINOTAIR.
2.5 Auxiliary Cooling?
o
NO
. This MINOTAIR does not control any auxiliary cooling unit.
o
YES
. This MINOTAIR will send a signal
to the “Y” cooling terminal on the
terminal board and will let the auxiliary unit manage its own speed switching, if
applicable. This signal follows a cooling call for which the MINOTAIR was
unable to reach the requested temperature setpoint within 5 to 20 minutes
depending on the outside air temperature, or if indoor temperature is
1°C (1.8°F) over the temperature setpoint.
“T
EMPERATURE
”
SETTINGS SCREEN
(
CONT
’
D
)
Figure 46
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Examples of options to adjust a remote sensor.
2.6 Use of a remote sensor?
o
NO
. This MINOTAIR uses its internal sensor.
o
YES
. For greater indoor temperature accuracy, this MINOTAIR uses a remote
sensor. This option only appears if the MINOTAIR controls an auxiliary heating
or air conditioning system.
2.5
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2.6
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