To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does it mean if my KE2 EvapOEM displays 'High Mon3 Temp Alarm'?
A 'High Mon3 Temp Alarm' means that the Combo Aux3 Monitor Temp reading is above the Monitor Temp3 High Alarm setpoint longer than the Monitor Temp3 Alarm Delay.
What does it mean when the KE2 Security System displays a 'Low Pressure Alarm'?
A 'Low Pressure Alarm' indicates that the suction pressure is below the Low Pressure Cut-out point, despite attempts to run.
What does it mean when my KE2 Security System shows 'High Disch Temp' alarm?
A 'High Disch Temp' alarm means the discharge temperature reading is above the High Discharge Temp Setpoint for longer than the High Discharge Temp Delay.
Why is my KE2 EvapOEM Security System showing a 'High Cond Temp' alarm?
A 'High Cond Temp' alarm indicates that the condenser temperature reading is above the Cond Temp Setpoint + High Cond Temp Alarm Offset for longer than the High Cond Temp Delay.
What does it mean when my KE2 EvapOEM displays 'Low Cond Temp' alarm?
A 'Low Cond Temp' alarm indicates that the condenser temperature reading is less than the Cond Temp Setpoint - Low Cond Temp Alarm Offset for longer than the Low Cond Temp Alarm Delay.
What does it mean when my KE2 EvapOEM displays 'High Humidity Alarm'?
A 'High Humidity Alarm' means that the humidity reading is above the Humidity Setpoint + Humidity Differential + Humidity Alarm Offset for longer than the Humidity Alarm Delay.
What does it mean if my KE2 EvapOEM Security System displays 'Dis Aux3 Sensor'?
A 'Dis Aux3 Sensor' indicates that the discharge temp sensor input is shorted or open.
What does it mean if my KE2 Security System displays 'Low Mon3 Temp Alarm'?
A 'Low Mon3 Temp Alarm' means that the Combo Aux3 Monitor Temp reading is below the Monitor Temp3 Low Alarm setpoint longer than the Monitor Temp3 Alarm Delay.
What does it mean if my KE2 Security System displays 'Low Mon2 Temp Alarm'?
A 'Low Mon2 Temp Alarm' means that the Combo Aux2 Monitor Temp reading is below the Monitor Temp2 Low Alarm setpoint longer than the Monitor Temp2 Alarm Delay.
What does it mean if my KE2 EvapOEM displays 'Low Door Temp Alarm'?
A 'Low Door Temp Alarm' indicates that the Combo Door Temp is below Door Temperature - Low Door Alarm Offset longer than High/Low Door Temperature Alarm Delay.
Describes energy savings, temp control, frost reduction, and component replacement.
Explains defrost initiation based on efficiency and termination based on sensors.
Details how fans are managed during cycles and defrosts for precise control.
Highlights built-in webpages for real-time data and remote access.
Describes how to position the sensor for optimal defrost termination.
Explains placing the sensor vertically between coil fins for specific scenarios.
Provides guidance on extending sensor wires and avoiding electrical noise.
Links to YouTube videos for coil sensor placement and installation guidance.
Instructions on how to navigate menus and change setpoints on the basic display.
Guide for the initial setup process, including Types of Control, Refrigerant, and SmartAccess.
Explains how to view real-time system information using the Variables Menu.
Details on accessing and modifying basic and advanced setpoints.
Instructions for manual operation of the EEV valve.
How to initiate and manage manual defrost cycles.
How to place the controller in system off mode and exit.
Method to lock the display to prevent unintended changes.
Procedure to run diagnostics by energizing relays for 30 seconds.
Information on default credentials and changing passwords.
Steps to reset forgotten web login credentials.
Synchronizing multiple controllers for refrigeration and/or defrost.
Setting up two controllers for lead/lag or display on a single KE2 Combo Display.
Lists basic setpoints accessible via the Basic Display or KE2 Combo Display.
Details advanced setpoints, their ranges, defaults, and descriptions.
Explanation of various setpoints including temperature, defrost, and fan settings.
Configuration options for auxiliary inputs (state, mode).
Parameters related to humidity control, setpoints, and alarms.
Details on superheat targets and dehumidify temperature offsets.
Configuration for alarms, clear alarms, and diagnostics mode.
Settings for web password reset, pairing, and bonding.
Settings for motor type, step rate, and valve steps.
Includes fan delay, defrost delay, and pump down time settings.
Parameters for multi-evaporator control and sensor management.
Offsets for various sensors and humidity targets.
Configuration for timer start/stop times for humidity control.
Describes common alarm abbreviations and their meanings.
Details alarms related to sensors, communication errors, and external inputs.
Explains alarms related to low pressure, compressor cycles, and defrost timing.
Covers alarms for door status, high/low temperatures, and monitor temps.
Describes humidity related alarms and communication status.
Lists variables for room temp, humidity, coil temp, and superheat.
Details system mode, relay status, and input status.
Variables related to controller IP address and firmware version.
Defines electric/air defrost and mechanical/EEV valve configurations.
Enables or disables KE2 SmartAccess for remote monitoring.
Explains how auxiliary inputs can be configured for various functions.
Lists and describes available valve types like Mechanical, Pulse, and KE2 RSV.
Lists common refrigerants supported by the controller.
Explains various system operating modes like Evap, Refrigerate, and System Off.
Steps to enable and access KE2 SmartAccess via a web portal.
Connecting the controller and options for network management.
Guidance on setting up SmartAccess with the KE2-Edge Manager Plus.
List of available panel kits for controller mounting and integration.
Details on available display units for the controller.
Options for adding auxiliary control and monitoring boards.
List of available temperature and humidity sensors.
Accessories for network connectivity like switches and managers.
Available pressure transducers and their specifications.
List of refrigeration stepper valves and their connections.
Relays for alarm outputs and mechanical relay options.
Parts for replacing common relay and fuse components.
Electrical, ambient, operating conditions, inputs, valve types, relays, and communication.
Pressure range, proof pressure, burst pressure, and operating temperature.
Details on the temperature sensor's operating range and packaging.
Links to helpful video guides for troubleshooting and setup.
Describes energy savings, temp control, frost reduction, and component replacement.
Explains defrost initiation based on efficiency and termination based on sensors.
Details how fans are managed during cycles and defrosts for precise control.
Highlights built-in webpages for real-time data and remote access.
Describes how to position the sensor for optimal defrost termination.
Explains placing the sensor vertically between coil fins for specific scenarios.
Provides guidance on extending sensor wires and avoiding electrical noise.
Links to YouTube videos for coil sensor placement and installation guidance.
Instructions on how to navigate menus and change setpoints on the basic display.
Guide for the initial setup process, including Types of Control, Refrigerant, and SmartAccess.
Explains how to view real-time system information using the Variables Menu.
Details on accessing and modifying basic and advanced setpoints.
Instructions for manual operation of the EEV valve.
How to initiate and manage manual defrost cycles.
How to place the controller in system off mode and exit.
Method to lock the display to prevent unintended changes.
Procedure to run diagnostics by energizing relays for 30 seconds.
Information on default credentials and changing passwords.
Steps to reset forgotten web login credentials.
Synchronizing multiple controllers for refrigeration and/or defrost.
Setting up two controllers for lead/lag or display on a single KE2 Combo Display.
Lists basic setpoints accessible via the Basic Display or KE2 Combo Display.
Details advanced setpoints, their ranges, defaults, and descriptions.
Explanation of various setpoints including temperature, defrost, and fan settings.
Configuration options for auxiliary inputs (state, mode).
Parameters related to humidity control, setpoints, and alarms.
Details on superheat targets and dehumidify temperature offsets.
Configuration for alarms, clear alarms, and diagnostics mode.
Settings for web password reset, pairing, and bonding.
Settings for motor type, step rate, and valve steps.
Includes fan delay, defrost delay, and pump down time settings.
Parameters for multi-evaporator control and sensor management.
Offsets for various sensors and humidity targets.
Configuration for timer start/stop times for humidity control.
Describes common alarm abbreviations and their meanings.
Details alarms related to sensors, communication errors, and external inputs.
Explains alarms related to low pressure, compressor cycles, and defrost timing.
Covers alarms for door status, high/low temperatures, and monitor temps.
Describes humidity related alarms and communication status.
Lists variables for room temp, humidity, coil temp, and superheat.
Details system mode, relay status, and input status.
Variables related to controller IP address and firmware version.
Defines electric/air defrost and mechanical/EEV valve configurations.
Enables or disables KE2 SmartAccess for remote monitoring.
Explains how auxiliary inputs can be configured for various functions.
Lists and describes available valve types like Mechanical, Pulse, and KE2 RSV.
Lists common refrigerants supported by the controller.
Explains various system operating modes like Evap, Refrigerate, and System Off.
Steps to enable and access KE2 SmartAccess via a web portal.
Connecting the controller and options for network management.
Guidance on setting up SmartAccess with the KE2-Edge Manager Plus.
List of available panel kits for controller mounting and integration.
Details on available display units for the controller.
Options for adding auxiliary control and monitoring boards.
List of available temperature and humidity sensors.
Accessories for network connectivity like switches and managers.
Available pressure transducers and their specifications.
List of refrigeration stepper valves and their connections.
Relays for alarm outputs and mechanical relay options.
Parts for replacing common relay and fuse components.
Electrical, ambient, operating conditions, inputs, valve types, relays, and communication.
Pressure range, proof pressure, burst pressure, and operating temperature.
Details on the temperature sensor's operating range and packaging.
Links to helpful video guides for troubleshooting and setup.
General| Brand | KE2 |
|---|---|
| Model | EvapOEM |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
