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Controller Inputs/Outputs
Analog inputs
Analog inputs are used to read the various temperatures and pressures on the chiller as well as any customer
supplied 4-20mA reset signals. The controller's internal regulated 5 VDC and 12 VDC supplies provide the
correct operating voltage for the sensors. See Table 2 for details.
Input No. Description
0 Leaving evaporator water temperature - Sensor is located in the leaving chilled water nozzle. The
signal is used for capacity control and freeze protection.
1 Evaporator pressure transducer circuit #1 - Sensor is located in the common circuit #1 suction line.
Used to determine suction saturated refrigerant pressure and temperature. This sensor also provides
refrigerant freeze protection for circuit #1.
2 Evaporator pressure transducer circuit #2 - Sensor is located in the common circuit #2 suction line.
Used to determine suction saturated refrigerant pressure and temperature. This sensor also provides
refrigerant freeze protection for circuit #2.
3 Condenser pressure transducer circuit #1 - Saturated refrigerant pressure and temperature.
4 Condenser pressure transducer circuit #2 - Saturated refrigerant pressure and temperature.
5 Transducer power voltage ratio signal - The signal is used to correct for differences between the
controller power supply and an ideal 5 VDC supply. The controller uses this information to ensure
temperature and pressure sensor accuracy and for alarm monitoring.
6 Evaporator water temperature reset
- A 4 to 20 milliamp DC signal from a building automation system
or temperature transmitter to reset the leaving chilled water set point. The impedance of the ADI board
is 249 ohms.
7 Demand limit
- A 4 to 20 milliamp signal from a building automation system to determine the maximum
number of cooling stages which may be energized. The impedance of the ADI board is 249 ohms.
8 Chiller/Templifier signal (on THR heat pumps only) - In place of the Demand Limit input, a 0 or 5 volt
signal from a unit mounted switch allows the unit to run in heat (0 volts - switch open) or cool (5 volts -
switch closed) modes.
9 Entering evaporator water temp (optional) - Sensor is located in the entering chilled water nozzle. The
signal is used for monitoring and for the return reset option if selected.
10 Entering condenser water temp (optional) (O.A. temp for air cooled units) - Sensor is located in the
common entering condenser water nozzle or located remotely as an outside air temp sensor for air
cooled units. This sensor is used for monitoring purposes only.
11 Leaving condenser water temperature
(standard on THR heat pumps; optional on WHR chillers) - For
WHRs, sensor is located in leaving water nozzle of one condenser only. For THRs, sensor is located in
common line of manifolded condenser head. The signal is used for capacity control on THRs and for
monitoring only on WHRs.
12 Percent of total unit amps
(optional) - A current transformer and adjustable voltage dropping resistor
located in the power side of the control box along with a voltage converter board sends a DC signal
proportional to total motor current to the microprocessor. O VDC = 0%, 4 VDC = 100%
13 Suction temp circuit #1 (optional) - Sensor located in a copper sleeve brazed to the circuit #1 suction
line measures refrigerant temperature to calculate superheat. This sensor is used for monitoring
purposes only.
14 Suction temp circuit #2 (optional) - Sensor located in a copper sleeve brazed to the circuit #2 suction
line measures refrigerant temperature to calculate superheat. This sensor is used for monitoring
purposes only.
15 Liquid line temp circuit #1 (optional) - Sensor located in a copper sleeve brazed to the circuit #1 liquid
line measures refrigerant temperature to calculate subcooling. This sensor is used for monitoring
purposes only.
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