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SMC Networks HRSH100-A 20 Series User Manual

SMC Networks HRSH100-A 20 Series
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HRX-OM-Q026-V
Operation Manual
Installation Operation
Original Instructions
Thermo Chiller
HRSH Series
HRSH100-A
-20-
HRSH150-A
-20-
HRSH200-A
-20-
HRSH250-A
-20-
HRSH300-A
-20-
HRSH100-W
-20-
HRSH150-W
-20-
HRSH200-W
-20-
HRSH250-W
-20-
HRSH100-A
-40-
HRSH150-A
-40-
HRSH200-A
-40-
HRSH250-A
-40-
HRSH300-A
-40-
HRSH100-W
-40-
HRSH150-W
-40-
HRSH200-W
-40-
HRSH250-W
-40-
HRSH100-A
-20-
S
HRSH150-A
-20-
S
HRSH200-A
-20-
S
HRSH250-A
-20-
S
HRSH100-W
-20-
S
HRSH150-W
-20-
S
HRSH200-W
-20-
S
HRSH250-W
-20-
S
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Table of Contents

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SMC Networks HRSH100-A 20 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSMC Networks
ModelHRSH100-A 20 Series
CategoryChiller
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1 Safety Instructions

1.1 Before Using the Product

Pre-operational safety checks and guidelines for product handling.

1.2 Reading the Manual

Importance of understanding manual symbols and instructions for safe operation.

1.3 Hazards

Categorization of potential dangers and definitions of injury types.

1.4 Product Label

Information found on the product label for identification and contact.

1.5 Safety Measures

General safety precautions for handling, transport, installation, and operation.

1.6 Emergency Measures

Actions to take during emergency conditions like disasters or fires.

1.7 Waste Disposal

Procedures for disposing of refrigerant, compressor oil, and the product responsibly.

1.8 Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

Information on obtaining MSDS for chemicals used with the product.

Chapter 2 Name and Function of Parts

2.1 Model Number of Product

Explanation of the product model number configuration and its meaning.

2.2 Name and Function of Parts

Identification and description of key product components and their roles.

2.3 Function of Parts

Detailed explanation of the specific function of each part of the product.

2.4 Operation Display Panel

Overview of the control panel, buttons, displays, and indicators.

Chapter 3 Transport and Setting Up

3.1 Transport

Guidelines for safely moving and handling the product during transport.

3.2 Installation

Requirements and procedures for product installation, including environmental considerations.

3.3 Installation

Detailed steps for mounting the product and connecting electrical wiring.

3.4 Piping

Specifications and procedures for connecting circulating fluid and facility water piping.

3.5 Circulating Fluid Supply

Methods for supplying and managing circulating fluid, including automatic fill.

Chapter 4 Starting the Product

4.1 Before Starting

Pre-startup checks for proper installation, connections, and fluid levels.

4.2 Preparation for Start

Steps to prepare the product for initial power-up and basic settings.

4.3 Preparation of Circulating Fluid Supply to User’s Equipment

Procedure for supplying circulating fluid to connected user equipment.

4.4 Operation Start and Stop

Instructions for starting and stopping the product's operation safely.

4.5 Check Items during Startup

Post-startup checks to confirm normal operation and identify abnormalities.

4.6 Adjustment of Circulating Fluid Flow Rate

How to adjust the circulating fluid flow rate for optimal performance.

Chapter 5 Display and Setting of Various Functions

5.1 List of Functions

Overview of available product functions and their corresponding reference pages.

5.2 Function

Details on accessing and operating various product functions via the interface.

5.3 Main Display

How to navigate and interpret the information shown on the main display screen.

5.4 Alarm Menu

How to view, understand, and manage alarm notifications.

5.5 Check Monitor Menu

How to check operational status, temperatures, pressures, and times.

5.6 Key-lock

How to lock and unlock the operation panel keys to prevent accidental changes.

5.7 Run Timer and Stop Timer Function

Setting and using timers for automatic operation start and stop.

5.8 Ready Completion (TEMP READY) Signal

How to set up signals indicating when temperature readiness is achieved.

5.9 Offset Function

Adjusting temperature readings to compensate for system discrepancies.

5.10 Operation Restoration after Power Failure

Configuration for automatic operation restart after power interruptions.

5.11 Anti-freezing Function

How to activate functions to prevent circulating fluid from freezing.

5.12 Key Operation Sound Setting

Enabling or disabling the sound feedback for key presses on the panel.

5.13 Temperature Unit Change

Changing the display units between Celsius and Fahrenheit.

5.14 Pressure Unit Change

Changing the display units between MPa and PSI.

5.15 Data Reset Function

Procedure to reset user-set values to factory default settings.

5.16 Accumulated Operating Time Reset Function

Resetting maintenance timers for pump, fan, compressor, and filter.

5.17 Pump Operation Mode Setting

Configuring the pump's operation mode (pressure control vs. frequency set).

5.18 Warming Up Function

How to activate a function to speed up the heating of circulating fluid.

5.19 Anti-Snow Coverage Function

How to activate a function to prevent snow accumulation on the exhaust port.

5.20 Fan motor output upper limit setting

Adjusting the fan motor's maximum output to manage refrigerant pressure.

5.21 Alarm Buzzer Sound Setting

Enabling or disabling the alarm buzzer sound.

5.22 Alarm Customizing Function

Customizing alarm operations, thresholds, and generation timing.

5.23 Communication Function

Setting up communication modes and parameters for external control.

Chapter 6 Alarm Notification and Troubleshooting

6.1 Alarm Notification

How the product indicates alarms, including buzzer, lights, and display.

6.2 Alarm Buzzer Stop

Procedure to stop the audible alarm buzzer temporarily.

6.3 Troubleshooting

Methods for diagnosing and resolving alarms and operational issues.

6.4 Other Errors

Troubleshooting steps for failures without specific alarm number displays.

Chapter 7 Control, Inspection and Cleaning

7.1 Quality Control of Circulating Fluid and Facility Water

Criteria for maintaining water quality for optimal product performance.

7.2 Inspection and Cleaning

Routine inspection and cleaning procedures for maintaining the product.

7.3 Consumables

List of replaceable parts, part numbers, and quantities.

7.4 Operation Stop for an Extended Period of Time

Procedures for safely shutting down the product for long-term storage or relocation.

Chapter 8 Documents

8.1 Specifications

Technical specifications, performance data, and model variations.

8.2 Dimensions

Physical dimensions and anchor bolt placement for installation planning.

8.3 Flow Diagram

Schematic representation of the product's refrigerating and circulating fluid circuits.

8.4 Cooling Capacity

Performance charts showing cooling capacity under various ambient and fluid temperatures.

8.5 Pump Capacity

Pump performance curves detailing flow rate, pressure, and lifting head.

8.6 Types of Hazard Labels (HRSH***-**-40-**,HRSH***-**-20-S)

Identification and explanation of safety warning labels on the product.

8.7 Standards

List of compliance standards and directives the product adheres to.

8.8 Sample DoC.

Example of the EC Declaration of Conformity document.

8.9 Daily Check Sheet

Template for recording daily inspection results for the thermo-chiller.

Chapter 9 Product Warranty

1. Period

Details on the duration of the product warranty period.

2. Scope

Defines the extent of SMC's responsibility for replacement parts under warranty.

3. Contents

SMC's guarantees regarding product operation, quality, and dimensions.

4. Agreement

How ambiguities in warranty terms are resolved.

5. Disclaimer

Lists expenses and situations not covered by the product warranty.

6. +Request to Customers

Preconditions for customers to ensure valid warranty service.

7. Request for Warranted Repair

How to request warranty repairs and the terms of service.

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