Why does my Danfoss Controller display the wrong temperature?
- EErnest AllenAug 6, 2025
The displayed temperature might be incorrect if the wrong type of sensor is selected. To resolve this, verify the sensor type setting by checking cFg ? o06.
Why does my Danfoss Controller display the wrong temperature?
The displayed temperature might be incorrect if the wrong type of sensor is selected. To resolve this, verify the sensor type setting by checking cFg ? o06.
What to do if the compressor does not start on my Danfoss ERC 21?
If the compressor fails to start, consider these potential causes: * The compressor delay timer might be active, so check c-- ?C02. * Defrost might be in progress, check d-- ? d03. * Line voltage to the compressor could be too low or too high, check A-- ? A72. Also check A-- ? A73 and A-- ? A75.
Why won't pull-down start on my Danfoss ERC 21 Controller?
Pull-down might not start if the pull-down max duration is set to 0, check r-- ? r96. Also, pull-down limit temperature might be too high, check r-- ? r97.
Digital inputs | 2 |
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Relay outputs | 3 |
Analogue inputs | 2 |
Enclosure rating | IP20 |
Protection class | II |
Housing material | Plastic |
Mounting | DIN rail |
Number of outputs | 3 |
Output type | Relay |
Supply voltage | 230 V AC |
Relative humidity | 20% to 80%, non-condensing |
Output rating | 5 A, 250 V AC |
Number of inputs | 4 |
Input type | Digital and analogue |
Describes the ERC 21X controller's suitability for commercial refrigeration applications.
Overview of the ERC 21X controller's features, interface, and energy-saving capabilities.
Details the three available versions of the ERC 21X controller: ERC 211, ERC 213, and ERC 214.
Specifics of the ERC 211 controller, including its relay output and input capabilities.
Specifics of the ERC 213 controller, detailing its multiple relay outputs and input configurations.
Specifics of the ERC 214 controller, highlighting its four relay outputs and input capabilities.
Ensures compressor safety by monitoring and regulating supply voltage within operational limits.
Protects the compressor from short cycles by enforcing minimum run and stop times.
Manages compressor operation based on condensing temperature to prevent overheating.
Enables switching between two set-points via digital input for flexible temperature management.
Reduces energy consumption during non-business hours by adjusting the set point.
Maintains uniform temperature by cycling the fan when the compressor is off.
Intelligently triggers defrost cycles based on evaporator conditions to optimize efficiency.
Guides users through selecting and configuring pre-defined applications for specific refrigeration needs.
Table detailing pre-defined application settings for the ERC 211 controller.
Table detailing pre-defined application settings for the ERC 213 controller.
Table detailing pre-defined application settings for the ERC 214 controller.
Wiring diagrams for connecting the ERC 211, ERC 213, and ERC 214 controllers.
Recommendations for minimizing electric noise interference with sensor and digital input cables.
Explains key functions and display icons for navigating the controller's menu interface.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and configuration of the controller upon first use.
Detailed procedure for performing quick configuration using the controller's 'cFg' menu.
Procedure for modifying the cabinet temperature setpoint using the controller's interface.
Instructions for manually initiating and stopping defrost and pull-down cycles.
How to interpret and view active alarm codes and their descriptions on the controller display.
Steps to lock and unlock the controller keypad to prevent accidental changes or unauthorized access.
Parameters related to controller setup, including main switch, applications, sensor types, and relay outputs.
Settings for thermostat control, such as setpoint, differential, and limit adjustments.
Parameters controlling the shift of setpoints and alarm limits based on external signals.
Configuration of various alarm conditions, delays, and protection thresholds.
Settings for defrost operation, including method, timing, and temperature-based termination.
Parameters for managing fan operation, including cycling, stop temperature, and ON/OFF times.
Settings for compressor operation, minimum run/off times, and zero crossing selection.
Parameters covering startup delays, digital inputs, serial address, password, and display settings.
Configuration of input polarity for digital inputs and alarm relay inversion.
Information on reading the controller's operational status for various functions.
Display of current sensor readings and the operational status of relay outputs.
Readout of the operational cycle counts for each of the controller's relays.
Access to the controller's firmware version and unique code number.
Detailed explanations of various alarm codes displayed by the controller and their meanings.
Comprehensive technical data including electrical, environmental, and performance characteristics.
Guidance and diagrams for physically installing the controller onto a panel.
Step-by-step instructions for securely mounting the controller, including clip usage.
Information on the controller's physical size, including panel cutout and drilling template dimensions.
A guide to identify and resolve common problems with the controller, listing causes and remedies.
Catalog of available ERC 21X controller types, descriptions, and associated part numbers.
Information on optional gateway and programming key accessories for controller management.
Details of compatible sensors, including their types, specifications, and part numbers.
List of certifications and approvals relevant to the ERC 21X controller, ensuring compliance with standards.
Guidance on accessing product information, documentation, and accessories via the Danfoss online store.
Instructions for locating technical documents, manuals, and guides on the Danfoss website.
Information about the Danfoss Learning platform for professional development and product training.
Resources for finding local Danfoss websites and support contacts for regional assistance.