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Control Algorithm | PID, On/Off |
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Input Type | Thermocouple, RTD |
Output Type | Relay, Voltage, Current |
Communication | RS-485 |
Power Supply | 24V AC/DC, 100-240V AC |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) |
Specifies input voltage, frequency, and power consumption ratings for the device and stages.
Details the resistance characteristics of the sensor input signal as a function of temperature.
Explains how resistor values determine the number of ON/OFF stages controlled.
Lists ambient and shipping temperature ranges for the controller.
States the non-condensing humidity rating for the device.
Describes mounting requirements, including screw size.
Lists component recognition by Underwriter's Laboratories Inc.
Lists related system components like sensors and transformers.
Lists available accessories for system expansion and configuration.
Guides on selecting a location and mounting the controller and sensor.
Explains how to change the number of stages controlled by adjusting a resistor.
Important notes and precautions related to the W7100G and W7101A wiring connections.
Explains the general purpose and function of chiller systems.
Details how the W7100G maintains stable discharge water temperature using its control band.
Discusses resetting the discharge water temperature setpoint for energy savings.
Illustrates the algorithm for adjusting setpoint based on space temperature.
Shows wiring diagrams for space reset sensors and potentiometers.
Explains using outdoor air temperature for setpoint reset to improve efficiency.
Illustrates the algorithm for adjusting setpoint based on outdoor air temperature.
Describes the function and behavior of the LEDs indicating stage operation.
Details how to modify outdoor air reset start and stop temperatures using resistors.
Provides typical setpoint ranges for HVAC and industrial applications.
Recommends reset ranges for HVAC applications based on space conditions.
Explains how to set the control band for optimal response and stability.
Details how to select timings (30 or 60 seconds) for stage delays via jumpers.
Instructs on selecting the correct resistor for the total number of controlled stages.