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Lists control functions, suitability for cold locations, and operating modes.
Provides writing conventions and critical safety warnings for operation and installation.
Illustrates the C-BUS interface, output relays, and terminal connections for sensors and inputs.
Details module installation for top-hat rail and provides comprehensive technical specifications.
The CRC-XP is a cold location controller designed for conventional plants, capable of managing up to four control circuits, typically evaporators. This device is suitable for various cold locations, including cold rooms and refrigeration units.
The CRC-XP provides comprehensive control functions for up to four evaporators. It comes with preprogrammed basic functional sequences and parameters, which can be selected based on the specific cold location type. The controller supports three-point control operating modes and allows for a second setpoint to be activated via a digital input. It offers flexible weighting options for two control sensors during day and night operation.
Intelligent fan control is a key feature, including thermal fan control and a draining time after defrosting. The device supports various defrosting methods, such as electric, forced air, hot gas, and cool gas defrosting. Defrost control is managed by a real-time clock with power reserve, ensuring accurate timing even during power outages. For installations with multiple controllers, simple defrost synchronization (master-slave) is available. The CRC-XP can handle up to eight defrost times, configurable for daily operation or every Xth day.
The CRC-XP is designed for easy installation, fitting into top-hat rail setups. Its standard housing size makes it suitable for installation in fuse boxes or distribution switch boxes, allowing modules to be positioned side by side without gaps. The device features plug-in screw terminals for convenient wiring. For data lines, standard telephone lines (2x2x0.8ø) are recommended for lengths up to 100m, with shielding grounded in the control cabinet. For longer cable runs (100m to 400m), shielded lines with braided sheathing should be used. Sensor extensions also recommend the use of sheathed cable.
The device includes a large data memory for storing temperature lists. Direct connection of a CAN-USB to the service socket is possible, facilitating service and diagnostics. It can also connect to the Wurm system via a Wurm CAN communication bus (C-BUS) and supports FRIGODATA XP, enabling integration into broader control and monitoring networks.
The device is designed for reliability and includes self-monitoring capabilities for its connected sensors, data memory, and microcomputer. In case of a fault or damage, the device should be taken out of operation to ensure safe functioning. Users are advised not to open or repair the device themselves; instead, it should be sent in for repair with an exact description of the fault. Regular checks of all wiring after connection and adherence to maximum load specifications on all connections are crucial for maintaining optimal performance and safety. The device's robust design and compliance with various safety and EMC directives contribute to its overall maintainability and long-term reliability. Further information about the device can be found in the Wurm Infocenter.
| Brand | WURM |
|---|---|
| Model | CRC-XP |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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