Deltatherm DTC120-S User manual

DELTA-THERM Corp., P.O. Box 345, Wauconda, IL 60084 [phone] Fax [phone]
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Quick Install Guide
OTS-F1
TIMER ON
SYSTEM ON
RESET
TIMER
DELTA-THERM
START
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
MS
Rid
OTS-F1 Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
Neutral (TA2)
Switchleg, (TA4)
Line (TA1)
Black
Red
White
Green
MS
OTS-F1
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
Black
Neutral TA2, Neutral
Switchleg, TA4
Line, TA1
OTS-F1 Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
Jumper
TA1 -TA3
(Field
Installed)
Red
White
Green
WARNING: This device must be installed by a qualified electrician. All assembly, installation, and test instructions must be followed. Improper
installation can result in property damage, serious injury, and/or death due to electric shock. Call Delta-Therm at 1-800-526-7887 with any
installation or operating questions.
Finished
Install
NOTE: The National Electrical
Code (NEC) requires 30mA
Ground Fault Protection Equip-
ment (GFPE) on this system.
Check with all local codes
prior to installation.
4 (Optional)
5 (Optional)
DTC120-S
1
2
3
Wired to Enclosed
Contactor Panel
DTC120-S is designed to detect
snow or ice, and automatically
activate contactors for snow melting
cables or mats.
DTC120-S INCLUDES:
DTC Control Panel1.
MS Slab Sensor (1 or 2)2.
OTS-F1 Ambient Thermostat3.
OPTIONAL ITEMS:
RID (Remote Indicator and4.
Activation Timer)
Enclosed Contactor Panel5.
Parking
Clearance 9'-6"
Contactors
RID
OTS-F1
Heating Cable Line In
3-wire
Switched
120 V
120 V Control Line Voltage
From Power Distribution Panel
2-wire
4-wire
Low Voltage Wiring from DTC
MS Sensor(s)
Mount Flush
With Pavement Surface
DTC-120
Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
Power
Distribution
Panel
Heating Cable Load In
Enclosed
Contactor
Panel
5 Optional 1 4 Optional 3
2
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5
Wiring DTC120-S
to Enclosed
Contactor Panel
6
Installing and
Wiring RID

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MS
Wire two MS sensors in parallel.
Plan View (MS)
MI Cable
3/4” Conduit
Back To DTC
Slab Temp Sensor
Inside 3/4” Nipple
Min.
Distance
From
Cable To
Conduit
5”
6”
3”
3”
MI Cable
Slab Temp Sensor
Side View (MS)
3/4” Conduit
Back To DTC
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
MS
Wire two MS sensors in parallel.
3/4” Conduit
Back To DTC
Slab Temp Sensor
Side View MS
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
MS
Black
Red
White
Green
Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
Mounting Points (4)
Use as Ground
with PVC Pipe
Mounting
Points
Use as
Ground
with PVC
Pipe
TB5
TB3
TB4
TB6
yellow
black
red
green
1
Installing the
DTC120-S
Control Panel
The DTC (NEMA 1) Control
Panel must be installed by a
qualified electrician.
2
Installing the
MS Sensors
Locate the MS slab sensors in
an area most indicative of snow
and moisture exposure. Do not
locate sensors in an area which
may be blocked by snow, or in
the direct path of tires, due to
moisture that can cause false
system activation.
Unroll sensor wire and pull from
sensor housing to DTC
or dry location junction box.
3
Wiring the
MS Sensor
4
Wiring
OTS-F1

Snow Melting Q.I.G. [phone]
MS
Wire two MS sensors in parallel.
Plan View (MS)
MI Cable
3/4” Conduit
Back To DTC
Slab Temp Sensor
Inside 3/4” Nipple
Min.
Distance
From
Cable To
Conduit
5”
6”
3”
3”
MI Cable
Slab Temp Sensor
Side View (MS)
3/4” Conduit
Back To DTC
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
MS
Wire two MS sensors in parallel.
3/4” Conduit
Back To DTC
Slab Temp Sensor
Side View MS
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
MS
Black
Red
White
Green
Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
Mounting Points (4)
Use as Ground
with PVC Pipe
Mounting
Points
Use as
Ground
with PVC
Pipe
TB5
TB3
TB4
TB6
yellow
black
red
green
1
Installing the
DTC120-S
Control Panel
The DTC (NEMA 1) Control
Panel must be installed by a
qualified electrician.
2
Installing the
MS Sensors
Locate the MS slab sensors in
an area most indicative of snow
and moisture exposure. Do not
locate sensors in an area which
may be blocked by snow, or in
the direct path of tires, due to
moisture that can cause false
system activation.
Unroll sensor wire and pull from
sensor housing to DTC
or dry location junction box.
3
Wiring the
MS Sensor
4
Wiring
OTS-F1

DELTA-THERM Corp., P.O. Box 345, Wauconda, IL 60084 [phone] Fax [phone]
Snow MeltingSnow Melting Q.I.G.
leaders in engineered heat trace
Quick Install Guide
OTS-F1
TIMER ON
SYSTEM ON
RESET
TIMER
DELTA-THERM
START
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
MS
Rid
OTS-F1 Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
Neutral (TA2)
Switchleg, (TA4)
Line (TA1)
Black
Red
White
Green
MS
OTS-F1
125
4
36
14
3
25
TBTBTATA
Black
Neutral TA2, Neutral
Switchleg, TA4
Line, TA1
OTS-F1 Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
Jumper
TA1 -TA3
(Field
Installed)
Red
White
Green
WARNING: This device must be installed by a qualified electrician. All assembly, installation, and test instructions must be followed. Improper
installation can result in property damage, serious injury, and/or death due to electric shock. Call Delta-Therm at 1-800-526-7887 with any
installation or operating questions.
Finished
Install
NOTE: The National Electrical
Code (NEC) requires 30mA
Ground Fault Protection Equip-
ment (GFPE) on this system.
Check with all local codes
prior to installation.
4 (Optional)
5 (Optional)
DTC120-S
1
2
3
Wired to Enclosed
Contactor Panel
DTC120-S is designed to detect
snow or ice, and automatically
activate contactors for snow melting
cables or mats.
DTC120-S INCLUDES:
DTC Control Panel1.
MS Slab Sensor (1 or 2)2.
OTS-F1 Ambient Thermostat3.
OPTIONAL ITEMS:
RID (Remote Indicator and4.
Activation Timer)
Enclosed Contactor Panel5.
Parking
Clearance 9'-6"
Contactors
RID
OTS-F1
Heating Cable Line In
3-wire
Switched
120 V
120 V Control Line Voltage
From Power Distribution Panel
2-wire
4-wire
Low Voltage Wiring from DTC
MS Sensor(s)
Mount Flush
With Pavement Surface
DTC-120
Outdoor
Temperature
Probe
Power
Distribution
Panel
Heating Cable Load In
Enclosed
Contactor
Panel
5 Optional 1 4 Optional 3
2
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5
Wiring DTC120-S
to Enclosed
Contactor Panel
6
Installing and
Wiring RID