An A99 sensor that connects to the Sn-1 and C terminals on the low-voltage input terminal block
on the C450CCU control module senses the refrigerated space temperature. Set up the Sn-1
refrigerated space temperature sensor in the control system UI.
An A99 sensor that connects to the Sn-2 and C terminals on the low-voltage input terminal block
on the C450CCU control module controls defrost cycle termination . Set up the Sn-2 defrost
termination sensor in the control system UI.
You can also control defrost cycle termination with a user-supplied evaporator temperature
switch that you connect to the Sn-2 and C terminals on the low-voltage input terminal block on the
C450CCU control module. For more information, see Defrost termination using a binary switch.
Medium temperature refrigeration applications that set up for passive, off-cycle defrost, do not
require a defrost termination sensor or switch.
Observe the following guidelines when you select, install, and set up the temperature and pressure
transducers for your control system:
• Wire the correct temperature sensors and correct pressure transducer to the correct input
terminals on the control module. For more information, see Wiring.
• Select the correct temperature sensor type, °C or °F, in the UI for each temperature sensor
that is wired to the control module. For more information, see Setting up the sensors and
transducers.
• Select one of the following pressure transducer types:
- None
- P100
- P110
- P200
- P8
- P15
For more information, see Setting up the sensors and transducers.
Defrost termination using a binary switch
You can set up Sn-2, the defrost termination sensor input, as a binary input sensor (bin) in the
condensing unit control module UI. You can then connect a dry-contact, evaporator temperature
switch to the Sn-2 and C input terminals, instead of an A99 temperature sensor to indicate defrost
termination on evaporator temperature rise. The evaporator temperature switch's preset close-on
rise temperature setpoint determines the defrost termination temperature.
Note: Make sure that the binary switch that connects to the Sn-2 is dry-contact and does not
provide any voltage to the input.
Relay outputs
Relay outputs provide low and line-voltage on and off control for the compressor or solenoid,
defrost heat source, and evaporator fan control. Each relay output is a single-pole, double-throw
(SPDT) set of Form-C dry contacts.
Note: Relay outputs are SPDT dry contact relays only and do not provide any power source for
controlled equipment.
Figure 1 shows a green LED on the control module housing that indicates the relay output status.
The following example is for a relay output that is configured to energize the relay when the output
status is ON.
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