background image

2

priceindustries.com 

  |   

PRICE INTELLIGENT CONTROLLER WITH LCD THERMOSTAT - Manual

PRICE INTELLIGENT CONTROLLER WITH LCD THERMOSTAT

AIR BALANCING GUIDE

2

AIRFLOW TWEAK

0%

For Controllers with Airflow Tweak Menu

To make adjustments on controllers with airflow tweak instead 
of airflow factor, scroll to the airflow tweak menu. The screen 
will display the current CFM. Press the menu button and the 
CFM reading will change to a flashing ‘0%’.

Adjust the % by the percentage high or low that the balancing 
hood is reading versus the thermostat. For example, if the 
thermostat reads 250 CFM, but the balancer’s hood reads 300 
CFM, follow the formula below to calculate the % higher or 
lower to offset the tweak.

Tweak = (1 / (CFM stat / CFM hood) -1)*100

Now the thermostat’s displayed CFM should much more closely match the hood’s CFM reading.

THEN

AIRFLOW TWEAK

250 CFM

For Controllers with Airflow Factor Menu

If any adjustment is required, press the ‘DOWN’ arrow key,   
the thermostat will now read ‘AIRFLOW FACTOR’ and will 
display its current CFM reading. Press the menu button and 
the CFM reading will change to display the current K factor, 
and the value will be flashing, indicating it is ready to be 
changed using the arrow keys.

Adjust the K factor by the percentage high or low that the 
balancing hood is reading versus the thermostat. For example, 
if the thermostat reads 250 CFM but the balancer’s hood 
reads 300 CFM, divide 250 by 300 to get .833, this means 
the controller is reading 83.3% of what the balancer’s hood is 
reading, so the K factor must be adjusted up. Supposing the 
box is an 8” inlet size, the K factor would be 890, so you would 
divide 890 by .833, and the new corrected K factor would be 
1068.

K adjusted = K original / (CFM stat / CFM hood)

THEN

AIRFLOWFACTOR

250 CFM

AIRFLOWFACTOR

890

OR

OR

Tech Support - CALL 204 654-5613 option 4

[email protected]

Отзывы: