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Explains how the IWC05 controls the air cooler locally or via external devices.
Details the IWC05's outputs for commanding external devices and providing status information.
Input 1 enables system power OFF when voltage is applied, indicated by 'R'.
Inputs 2 & 3 control fan speed via binary coding for three distinct speed settings.
Input 4 enables pump operation, contingent on water level and cooler status.
Input 5 overrides external pump command if room humidity exceeds set point in EXTERNAL mode.
Input 6 activates a 60-min fan run for pad drying in AUTO TIMER mode.
Input 7 disables humidity control in AUTO mode to prevent excessive temperature drops.
Input 8 is currently not assigned a specific function.
Output 1 is activated when the Air Cooler is turned ON from any source.
Output 2 is activated whenever the air cooler fan has been turned ON.
Output 3 is activated whenever the air cooler pump has been turned ON.
Output 4 is activated whenever the air cooler is under external control.
Output 5 indicates when the air cooler is in a fault condition.
Output 6 provides binary humidity percentage data from the remote sensor.
Output 7 provides binary temperature data (°C) from the remote sensor.
Output 8 activates when the Drain Valve is open after a set time delay.
Details the SLHDLHDL format for humidity data transmission.
Details the SLHDLHDL format for temperature data transmission.
Outlines timing parameters for start pulse, bits, pause, and update rates.
Illustrates the physical connections for inputs and outputs.
Diagrams showing system configurations with Master and Slave units and cable lengths.
Lists cable types, maximum lengths, and routing recommendations.
Describes the three fan speeds (MIN, MED, MAX) available in EXTERNAL mode.
Presents performance curves for 'External' fan speed inputs.
The Breezair Industrial Wall Control (IWC05) is a sophisticated device designed for both local and external control of Breezair evaporative air coolers equipped with the CPMD digital module. It facilitates integration with external systems such as PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) or Building Management Systems (BMS), offering comprehensive control and monitoring capabilities.
The IWC05 serves as an interface for managing air cooler operations. Locally, it provides automatic temperature and humidity control, water management, and auto-drain features in "AUTO" mode, along with manual control of cooler functions in "MANUAL" mode. When integrated with external devices, the IWC05 transitions to an "EXTERNAL" mode, where it exclusively responds to commands from the connected PLC or BMS, overriding its internal AUTO or MANUAL modes.
The device continuously provides outputs detailing the status of various air cooler components (fan, pump, drain valve) and the remote sensor's temperature and humidity values. These outputs can be utilized to command other external devices like dampers, fans, or signal equipment.
The IWC05 accepts external input voltages ranging from 4VDC to 32VDC. Input current is limited by series resistors. All inputs are optically isolated from the main circuits, and the IWC05 does not have an internal power supply for external inputs.
It switches outputs ranging from 1.4VDC to 32VDC at a load of 40mA. Outputs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8 are switches that function when connected to an external power supply within this voltage range.
The maximum total cable length between the cooler CPMD module and the Remote sensor (via the IWC05) is 100m. Within this limit, the maximum sensor cable length must not exceed 60m. For instance, a combination of 40m of communications cable and 60m of sensor cable is permitted, or 80m of communications cable and 20m of sensor cable. For distances greater than 100 meters between the IWC05 and a PLC or BMS, shielded cables are recommended to ensure signal integrity.
If longer cables are used (beyond standard kit lengths), specific conditions must be met to avoid excessive voltage drop and electrical noise:
In EXTERNAL mode, the power source for the IWC05 must be provided by an external adaptor (e.g., a common small appliance adaptor) adjacent to the Wall Control.
All outputs are indicators of the air cooler's state and are not monitored for integrity.
When the wall control is NOT in EXTERNAL mode, the fan operates through 10 speeds based on automatic or manual settings. In EXTERNAL mode, the fan can only operate at three specific speeds:
The manual emphasizes proper cable management and installation to ensure reliable operation and avoid malfunctions. It also highlights that Seeley International takes no responsibility for malfunctions if longer cables are used without adhering to the specified conditions. The product warranty may be voided if maximum data and sensor cable lengths are exceeded or cables are not routed according to recommendations. Regular routing of cables at least 300mm away from power cables and high-power machines, with right-angle crossings, is advised.
| Brand | Breezair |
|---|---|
| Model | IWC05 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |