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Natural Ventilation Controller
TC5-2N4SA
M 890-00169
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- Page 1 Natural Ventilation Controller TC5-2N4SA USER'S MANUAL 8 V S U 6 D IÃ6 T U6 B @Ã 8 V S U 6 D IÃ 7 T U6 B @Ã! PQ @ IÃ UD H @ W @ I U D G 6 U D P I T U6 B @Ã"...
- Page 2 PRECAUTIONS ..............FEATURES ................ INSTALLATION ..............LOCATION OF THE CONTROLS ........TEMPERATURE SETTINGS ..........OVERVIEW OF COOLING OPERATION ......POWER VENTILATION ............NATURAL VENTILATION ..........MIST COOLING ..............HEATER SETTINGS ............ALARM SETTINGS ............TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ........... TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........FACTORY SETTINGS ............
- Page 3 FOR CUSTOMER USE...
- Page 6 OUNTING INSTRUCTIONS ONNECTIONS ALL WIRING MUST BE DONE BY AN AUTHORIZED ELECTRICIAN AND MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CODES, LAWS AND REGULATIONS. BE SURE POWER IS OFF BEFORE DOING ANY WIRING TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCKS AND EQUIPMENT WARNING DAMAGE.
- Page 7 EMPERATURE PROBES Connecting the Probes Extending the Probes Installing the Outside Probe...
- Page 8 Defective Probes...
- Page 9 RY CONTACT SWITCH ON CURTAIN A...
- Page 11 CONTROLLER STATUS LEDS & &...
- Page 12 INTERNAL SWITCHES...
- Page 13 HE MEANING OF A FLASHING DISPLAY 78.0 SING THE CONTROLS OCKING THE PARAMETER SETTINGS...
- Page 14 EMPERATURE UNITS IEWING TEMPERATURES Viewing the Room Temperature Viewing the Probe Temperatures...
- Page 15 Viewing the Outside Temperature Viewing Minimum / Maximum Temperatures...
- Page 16 EMPERATURE SET POINT Adjusting the Temperature Set Point EMPERATURE CURVE Temperature Days...
- Page 17 Specifying the Curve...
- Page 18 Activating Temperature Curve...
- Page 19 Viewing Current Set Point and Day Number Deactivating Temperature Curve...
- Page 20 Curtains close Curtains open according to according to timer settings timer settings Stage 2 Stage 2 fans stop running Stage 2 fans Stage 1 start running Stage 1 fans Stage 1 fans start running stop running Diff. 2 Diff. 3 Diff.
- Page 21 Curtains close Curtains open according to according to Mist units timer settings timer settings operate according to timer settings Mist units stop Mist Diff. 3 Diff. Mist Offset...
- Page 23 INIMUM VENTILATION CYCLE ON TIME STAGE 1 STAGE 1 PAUSE TIME STAGE 1 Minimum Ventilation Cycle Settings Adjusting Minimum Ventilation On Time...
- Page 24 Adjusting Minimum Ventilation Pause Time Using Stage 2 Fans for Minimum Ventilation Stage 2 Stage 2 timer Stage 2 Stage 1 nonstop Stage 1 timer Stage 1 nonstop Diff. 2 Diff. 1...
- Page 26 INIMUM VENTILATION COMPENSATION ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○...
- Page 27 Minimum Ventilation Compensation -20 -15 -10 -5 10 15 20 25 30 36 40 45 50 70 Outside Temperature (F)
- Page 28 ENTILATION SETTINGS Cooling Probe Assignments Adjusting the Stage 1 Differential Adjusting the Stage 2 Differential...
- Page 29 Activating / Deactivating Stage 2 Timer...
- Page 30 RINCIPLE OF OPERATION OPEN TIME OPEN STOP OPENING PAUSE TIME CLOSE TIME CLOSE STOP CLOSING PAUSE TIME...
- Page 31 ETTINGS Adjusting the Curtain Differential Adjusting the Curtain Timer Manual Operation of the Curtains...
- Page 32 URTAIN OPERATING TIME COMPENSATION 1. Normal Mode (Without Compensation) 2. Progressive Mode (With Compensation)
- Page 33 Diff. 3 Diff. 1 Diff. 2 1°F 1°F Diff. 3 Diff. 3...
- Page 34 ON TIME MIST UNITS ON MIST UNITS OFF PAUSE TIME Adjusting the Mist Differential Adjusting the Mist Offset...
- Page 35 Adjusting the Mist Timer...
- Page 36 HEATER A HEATER A HEATER B OFFSET DIFFERENTIAL DIFFERENTIAL...
- Page 37 HEATER HEATER DIFFERENTIAL OFFSET...
- Page 38 Adjusting the Heater Differentials Adjusting the Heater Offsets...
- Page 39 Room Temperature High Alarm Offset Low Alarm Offset Time Adjusting the Alarm Settings...
- Page 42 Stage 1 fans do not stop running when the controller is operating in minimum ventilation cycle.
- Page 45 ° ° ° °...
- Page 47 NOTES...
- Page 48 NOTES...