Armstrong 4000 - IPS 4000 Service Lifecycle

installation &
operating instructions
ips 4000 controller - Integrated pumping
system for variable primary applications
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5.0 ips 4000 control system service lifecycle
manufacturer's suggested maintenance schedule and component life year after installation
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software and settings maintenance
All firmware As required by manufacturer
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Optimization logic & control programming As service packs as released by Armstrong
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panels & pc/touchscreen
Integrated pc & touchscreen Replace pc & touchscreen
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plcs Check and confirm voltage
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plcs and associated components Replace
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Power supply Check and confirm voltage
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Power supply Replace on failure
Panel integrity (gasket, terminals, glands…) Inspect and repair as needed
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Panel filter (when included) Inspect and clean as needed
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sensors
Water temperature sensor(s) Confirm accuracy
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Water temperature sensor(s) Full calibration
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Water flow sensor Confirm accuracy
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Water flow sensor Full calibration
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Pressure dierential sensor(s) Confirm accuracy
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Pressure dierential sensor(s) Full calibration
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notes
• As with any system the component life expectancy varies
according to usage and operating conditions.
• Components operating inside of a clean and weather con-
trolled environment will typically last longer than compo-
nents exposed to the elements or otherwise operating in
dirty environments.
• Component life expectancy also varies according to the
power quality (absence of harmonic distortion) and consis-
tency of voltage supplied to the device.