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Page 9 Revision I FROM 2012-09-20
This is especially important for the “positive temperature” appliances that must always operate at
temperatures above 0°C.
As a manufacturer of a cooling appliance, in this case a cooling counter (positive temperatures), we
require that the device enables operation only within the range of temperatures that do not exceed the
below specified values: Switching off at min. 2°C. Switching on at max. 10°C
Symmetrical hysteresis for even values of ‘d3’
Example 1.
Assume the hysteresis ‘d3’ is set to e.g. 2°C.
For the above hysteresis setting you should also
set the parameters: ‘d0’ to 3°C and ‘d1’ to 9°C
Example 2.
Assume the hysteresis ‘d3’ is set to e.g. 4°C.
For the above hysteresis setting you should also
set the parameters: ‘d0’ to 4°C and ‘d1’ to 8°C
VII. ON/OFF DIAGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUAL ASSEMBLIES OF THE
APPLIANCE
For individual assemblies the thick line means On and the dashed line means Off.
The field Standstillmeans off, while the Operationfield means activation of the compressor due to
exceeded programmed temperature, of course including the hysteresis programmed in parameter ‘d3’.
INCORRECT PARAMETER SETTING CAUSES ERRONEOUS OPERATION OF THE
APPLIANCE !!!
1. fan operating together with the compressor r1’=01
t=c3
KOMPRESOR
WENTYLATOR
Postój Praca ROZMRAŻANIE WYJŚCIE Z ROZMRAŻANIA Praca Postój
2. fan operating continuously r1’=02,
Turn-on temperature
Temperature set
by the user
‘d3’
Turn-off temperature
‘d3’
½‘d3’+0.5ºC
½‘d3’-0.5ºC
½‘d3’
½‘d3’

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Geco G-202-P05 Specifications

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BrandGeco
ModelG-202-P05
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

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