Haswill Al8010f User manual

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User Manual of AL8010F Thermostat

Refrigeration or Heating Controller

(Version 21.08.04GEN)

AL8010F is a digital thermostat base on Set-point & Hysteresis to control the power

supply status of connected loads; with just one Relay to wiring a refrigerator or a heater,

the set-point temperature ranges from -50 to 120 °C.

1. Package

Controller

1PCS

Fasteners

2PCS

Sensor

1PCS

Manual

1PCS

Waterproof Cover

1PCS

2. Specification

Input Power

220V AC ± 10% 50/60HZ; (12/24/48/110V Option)

Maximum current

10A (Default) under 220V AC

Sensor

NTC, 25°C /10 KΩ, the sensor cable 200cm

Protection Class

IP65 to the front panel

Storage

-10°C ~ 60°C, RH<90%, without condensation

Measurable Range

-50°C ~ 120°C

Controllable Range

-50°C ~ 120°C

Resolution

0~ 99.9°C is 0.1°C, other range 1°C

Accuracy:

± 1°C

Power Consumption

≤ 3W

3. Interface & Operation

3.1.Front Panel & Icon

Under normal status

When screen light, Hold the key for

3s to turn off the controller;

When the screen is dark, press the key

to light on the screen.

3.2.Indicator / Character in Display

Indicator

Meaning On Hide Wink

Working status of the load

Load Working

Stop

Delay

Setting status

On Set

Non-setting

N/A

3.3.Dimensions & Installation

A. Suggested amount dimension: 71*29*85mm (W*H*D)

B. Detach the slide fasteners, put the controller into the hole, wiring follow the

diagram

C. Install the fasteners and the waterproof cover.

D. Please avoid installing in the below environments:

Relative humidity > 90%, have condensation

The places that temperature <-10°C or >60°C;

The places that have inflammable and explosives;

Strong vibration or struck

Exposed to the continuous water mist spraying;

Exposed to the dust;

Exposure to corrosive and pollution gas (e.g., the gas, smoke, or salt fog)

Wireless electromagnetic interference or strong magnetic fields (near to

transmitting antenna or switch board room).

3.4.Wiring Diagram

The input power voltage of the load and the controller could be different.

Same

Different

A. 10K NTC sensor, need not distinguish + or – when wiring it.

B. The input voltage must be within the range of Marked Voltage ±10%.

C. Load Power ≤The voltage of load ∗Max current of Relay

Factor

The factor for Inductive Load like compressor, heating pump, usually be 5~8;

The factor for Resistive Load like Electric heating rod, Electric blanket

usually is 1.5 ~ 2;

The factor for Incandescent lamps usually is 15.

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4. Configurations

4.1.Code and Function Menu

Code

Function Min Max Default Unit

HC Refrigeration or Heating Mode C

H C

D Temperature Hysteresis / Return Difference 1

15 5 °C

LS Lower Limit for SP -50

SP -50 °C

HS Upper Limit for SP SP

120 120 °C

CA Temperature Calibration -5

+5 0 °C

PT Protection Delay Time for Refrigeration 0

10 1 Min

4.2.What is SP, and how to set it?

SP means Set Point, from SP - Hysteresis to SP + Hysteresis is the range user wish

temperature keep around, once exceed this range the status of the load will be changed,

Details of setting as follow

Step1

Assure power on, press the key, you will find display show a changeable

value, default SP = 10°C.

Step2

Now press the or keys to get your aim value;

Press and hold on the or is fast forward function;

The step length is 1°C;

The editable range between the lower (LS) and the higher (HS) limit.

Step3

Leave the device alone, it will save data automatically in 10s, or press to

save it.

4.3.When will the load works?

A. In the heating mode (HC = H), the Relay will turn on the heater when

Measured Temperature Value ≤SP – Temp. Hysteresis (D)

B. In the refrigeration mode (HC = C), the Relay will turn on the compressor when

a) the time should be later than

the compressor last stops moment + PT

b) Measured Temperature Value ≥SP +Temp. Hysteresis (D)

4.4.How to correct measured temperature?

Exist gap/distance between the measured temperature and the actual temperature is very common,

especially the first time you launch this controller; the gaps could be corrected by setting the

value in CA = Real Temperature - Measured Temperature.

4.5.How to set other parameters?

Step1

Hold for 3s; it will appear the code

Step2

Press or keys to select the code you want to update,

Step3

Press the to see the existing value and Press the or key to change the value;

Step4

Press the key to back to the function menu list;

Repeat operation from Step 2 / 3 / 4 to adjust other parameters;

Step5

After configuring all values, remember to press the key to save data and back to

normal monitor status, in which you can check values (ref. 6.1).

Attention

the modified value will be saved automatically and back to normal status if

without operation in 10 seconds.

4.6.How to get Factory Reset?

In normal status, hold the and keys simultaneously for 8s; you will see the code “YS”

which means success.

5. Error & Alarm

When alarming occurred, the error code in the display will not disappear until fixed all problems.

Code Reason Troubleshooting

---

Sensor error or open circuit

Ensure the sensor was installed firmly or replace a

new sensor, display back to normal in 15 seconds

once the problem is fixed.

HHH Measured temperature >

sensor short circuit

Check the room temperature and then change the

compressor/heater working status manually.

LLL

Measured temperature < LS

6. Environmental Information

The packing material is 100% recyclable. Just dispose of it through

specialized recyclers.

The electro components can be recycled if it is disassembled for specialized

companies.

Please do not burn or throw the controllers in domestic garbage. Observe the

respective law in your region concerning the environmentally responsible

manner of disposing of its devices

Haswill Electronic

https://www.thermo-hygro.com/

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