ICM Controls ICM325HNV General instructions

Installation, Operation & Application Guide
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ICM325HNV
High Voltage Head Pressure Control with
Optional Heat Pump Override
Temperature sensitive control regulates head pressure
Caution!
Installation of the ICM325HNV shall be performed by trained technicians only. Adhere to all local and national electric codes.
Disconnect all power to the system before making any connections.
•Line voltage:120-600VAC
•Control voltage:18-30VAC
•Frequency:50-60Hz
•Operating temperature:-40ºFto+176ºF(-40°Cto+75°C)
•Sensors:10Kohmsat77°F(25°C)
•Heat pump override:24VACN.C.orN.O.
Note:A maximum of three sensors can be connected to the control.
•Weight:12ounces(341grams)
Note:The ICM325HNV should be applied to motors and equipment that have been designated by their respective manufacturers as capable of being speed controlled.
• Mounting:
–Surfacemountusing(4)#8screws
–TheICM325HNVshouldbesurfacemountedtoacleanmetalorotherthermallyconductivesurfaceformaximumheatdissipation
–ItisrecommendedthattheICM325HNVbemountedawayfromthecondenserexhaustairinordertomaintainloweroperatingtemperatures
Specifications
Wiring Diagrams
Connections for Heat Pump System at 480 VAC
1.Removepowerfromsystem.
2.FieldinstallawirefromLine 1wiretoLine 1terminal.
3.CutLine 2wire;afxthecommonfromthedefrost
board’sfanrelaytotheMotor 2terminalandtheLine
fromthecontactortotheLine 2terminal.
4.Make24VAC,probeandHPconnections.
5.Verifywiringiscorrect.
6.Powerupsystemandcheckoperation.
Line
1
480 VAC
Line
2
Motor
2
480 VAC
Field
Installed
Wire
PSC
Fan
Motor
Run
Capacitor
Fan
Relay
COM NC
Defrost Board
Connections for ICM325HNV at 120/208/240 VAC
1.Removepowerfromsystem.
2.FieldinstallawirefromLine 1wiretoLine 1terminal.
3.CutLine 2wire;afxmotorsidetoMotor 2terminal
andlinesidetoLine 2terminal.
4.Make24VACandtemperatureprobeconnections.
5.Verifywiringiscorrect.
6.Powerupsystemandcheckoperation. Typical
condenser fan
PSC
Fan
Motor
Run
Capacitor
120/208/240
VAC
PSC
Fan
Motor
Run
Capacitor
Field
Installed
Wire
Line
1
120/240
VAC
Line
2
Motor
2
120/208/240
VAC
Field
Installed
Wire
PSC
Fan
Motor
Run
Capacitor
Fan
Relay
COM NC
Defrost Board
120/208/240
VAC
Line
1
120/240
VAC
Line
2
Motor
2
Connections for Heat Pump System at 120/208/240 VAC
1.Removepowerfromsystem.
2.FieldinstallawirefromLine 1wiretoLine 1terminal.
3.CutLine 2wire;afxthecommonfromthedefrost
board’sfanrelaytotheMotor 2terminalandtheLine
fromthecontactortotheLine 2terminal.
4.Make24VAC,probeandHPconnections.
5.Verifywiringiscorrect.
6.Powerupsystemandcheckoperation.
Connections for Air Conditioning Only
1.For non-heat pump applications,
theheatpumpselectjumpermust
beintheDefault(N.O.)position,
andtheHPterminalsmustbeleft
unconnected.
2.SettheCutout Speedandthe
Hard Start Timetotheappropriate
positionsforthetypeofmotoryou
have(seeotherside).
TemperatureProbe24VAC
Additional
Probes
ProbeS1
HP
HeatPump
SelectJump-
erDefault
Position
Connecting the Probe
Example
1.Installthetemperatureprobeseveralbendsintothecondenser.Itcanbe
attachedtotheU-bendorplacedbetweenthensintheupper1/3ofthe
condenser(seeothersideformoreinformation).
Note:
Theresponseofthesystemcanbenetunedbyrepositioningthe
probe.Placetheprobeonthecondenserwhereitis100°Fwhen
pressuresarecorrectforbestresponse.
2.
ConnectthetwowiresfromthesensortotheterminalblockwhereitismarkedPROBE S1.If
additionalprobesarenecessaryformultiplerefrigerantcircuits,theymaybeattachedtoterminals
markedPROBE S2andPROBE S3.
Note:
Thecontrolwillrespondtotheprobethatsensesthehighesttemperature.
Connections for ICM325HNV at 480 VAC
1.Removepowerfromsystem.
2.FieldinstallawirefromLine 1wiretoLine 1terminal.
3.CutLine 2wire;afxmotorsidetoMotor 2terminal
andlinesidetoLine 2terminal.
4.Make24VACandtemperatureprobeconnections.
5.Verifywiringiscorrect.
6.Powerupsystemandcheckoperation.
Line
1
480 VAC
Line
2
Motor
2
480 VAC
Field
Installed
Wire
PSC
Fan
Motor
Run
Capacitor
Typical
condenser fan
PSC
Fan
Motor
Run
Capacitor

1.TheHeat Pumpterminalsacceptthe24VACsignalfromthereversingvalveholdingcoil.MakeaparallelconnectionfromthereversingvalvetotheHPterminals.
Note:Do not apply a voltage higher than 30 VAC to the HP terminals.
2.IftheHeat PumpisintheHeatingmodeandthereversingvalveisenergized,thentheHeat Pump Selectjumpermustbeinthe
Default(N.O.)position.
3.IftheHeat PumpisintheHeatingmodeandthereversingvalveisnotenergized,thentheHeat Pump Selectjumpermustbeinthe
N.C.position.
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LIAF004-1
DuringtheHard Startmode,fullvoltageisappliedtothemotorduringstartuptoovercomewindmillingandtolubricatethebearings.
Thepositionofthehardstartdialdeterminesthetimeperiodofthehardstartmode.Thedialcanbeadjustedbetween0.1secondandapproximately5seconds.
Setthehardstartdialaccordingtothetypeofmotoryouhave.Ifyouhaveaball bearing motor,setthehardstartdialtotheMINposition.Ifyouhaveasleeve bearing motor,setthe
hardstartdialtothemiddleofthesleevebearingrange.
Afteryoubeginattherecommendedsetting,youcannetunethehardstarttimewithintherecommendedrangeforthetypeofmotoryouhave.
Itisrecommendedthatyouusetheminimumpossiblehardstarttimetoavoidblowingtoomuchcoldairoverthecondenser.
Hard Startmodeisactivatedwhen24VACisapplied(ordisconnectedandre-applied)ortheprobetemperatureincreasestoabove70°F.Thehardstartmodeappliesfullvoltagetothe
motorforthesettimeperiod.Afterwards,themotorspeedisdictatedbythetemperaturesensor(s).
Setting the Hard Start Speed
Thecutoutspeeddialadjuststhemotorvoltagerange.Setthecutoutvoltagedialaccordingtothetypeofmotoryouhave.
Sleeve Bearing Motors:
Setthecutoutspeeddialtothemiddleofthesleevebearingrange.Inthisrange,themotorcanrundownapproximately40-50%ofthefulllinevoltage,whichallows
sufcientRPMsforcoolingandlubrication.
CAUTION!:
Withsleevebearingmotors,itisimportantnottoadjustoutsidethesleevebearingrangeorbearingfailuremayresult.
Ball Bearing Motors:SetthecutoutspeeddialtotheMINpositionintheballbearingrange.Thispositionoffersthegreatestrangeofspeedcontrol.AttheMINsettingthe
motorcanrundowntoapproximately20-30%ofthefulllinevoltage.
Note:After starting at the recommended settings for either sleeve or ball bearing motors, you can ne tune the cutout speed to achieve the desired results.
Setting the Cutout Speed
Symptom Problem
Unitfailstostart Thesensormaynotbeconnectedoritisdefective.
Withtheprobedisconnected,useanohmmetertomeasuretheresistancebetweentheprobewires.ItshouldmatchthechartinAppendixB.IfyoureadanOPENor
SHORT,replacethesensor.
Fuseand/orcircuitblows Theunithasbeenmiswiredandmaybepermanentlydamaged.
ThefancyclesfromfullONtofullOFF
withlittleornomodulation
TurnOFFthecontrolcircuitpower(24VAC).Re-apply24VACpowerandconrmhardstartoperation.Reducethehardstartperiodtotheminimumsettingrequiredto
acceleratethefan.Excessivehardstartingcauseslargepressuredropsbyrunningtoomuchcoldairoverthecondenser.
Shouldthecyclingpersist,movetheprobeupseveralbendsintothecondensertoincreasethesensitivitytocondensingtemperature.
Adjustprobelocation.Finetunecutoutadjustment.
Thefandoesnotcomeonatall UsinganACvoltmeter,measurethevoltagebetweenthe24VACterminals.Itshouldreadapproximately24volts.
MeasurethelinevoltagebetweenLINE 1andLINE 2toconrmthatthelinevoltageispresent.
Removethethermistorprobefromtheterminalblockandmeasureitsresistanceatambienttemperature.Compareyourreadingattheappropriatetemperaturein
AppendixBtoseeiftheactualresistanceapproximatesthelistedvalue.Next,holdtheprobeinyourhandandconrmthattheresistancedecreases.
PlaceatemporaryjumperacrosstheS2orS3terminals.Fanshouldrunatfullspeed.Ifitdoes,recheckprobeconnectionandverifyprobeisoperatingcorrectly.
Thehighpressureswitchtripsoff Movetheprobefurtherintothecondenserwherethetemperatureishigher.ThiswillproduceahigherfanRPMandwilldecreasetheheadpressure.
Fineadjustthecutoutandhardstartsettings.
GreenandYellowLEDsalternate Verify24VACisavailableatthe24VACterminals.
Troubleshooting
Mounting a sensor into the condenservs. mounting it on the liquid line
Whenasensorismountedintothecondenser,thecontrolrespondsmorerapidlytochangesin
headpressurethanwhenitismountedontheliquidline.Thisisespeciallytrueforhighefciency
condensers.
Whenthesensorismountedontheliquidline,thecontrolrespondsmoreslowlyandtheresultscan
beafanthatcyclesonandoff.
Wheneverpossible,itispreferabletomountthesensorintheupper1/3ofthecondenserinsteadof
mountingitontheliquidline(seeillustrationbelow).Aspotonthecondenserthatis100°Fwhenthe
pressuresarecorrectisideal.
Appendix A
°C °F Resistance (K )
0° 32° 32.7
5° 41° 25.4
10° 50° 19.9
15° 59° 15.7
20° 68° 12.5
25° 77° 10.0
30° 86° 8.1
35° 95° 6.5
40° 104° 5.3
45° 113° 4.4
50° 122° 3.6
Temperature vs. Probe Resistance
Appendix B
ICM325HNV Typical Installation
N.O.
N.C.
Connections for Heat Pump Systems
Normal Function
Withprobetemperaturesabove100°F,thecontrolappliesfullvoltagetothemotor.Thegreenlightis
illuminated(fullspeedLED).
Withprobetemperaturesbetween70°Fand100°F,themotorspeedisproportionaltotheprobe
temperature.Theyellowlightisilluminated(variablespeedLED).
Whenthemotorstartsattemperaturesbetween70°Fand100°F,itwillhardstartforthelengthoftime
dictatedbythehardstartdialsetting.Afterthehardstarttimehaselapsed,themotorspeediscontrolled
bytheprobetemperature.
Asthetemperaturebeingsenseddecreases,theoutputvoltagedecreases.Theoutputvoltagemay
decreasetothedeterminedcutoutspeeddictatedbythecutoutspeeddial.Uponreachingthecutout
speedsetting,theoutputvoltagegoestozerovolts.
Systemrestartwilloccurwhenthetemperatureexceeds70°F.
Withprobetemperaturesbelow70°F,themotorremainsoff.Thegreenlightandtheyellowlightareoff.
Mode of Operations
Heat Pump Bypass Operation
Heatpumpbypassmoderunsthefanatfullspeedwhenthesystemisoperatinginheatmode.This
movesasmuchairaspossibleacrossthecondensercoil.
IftheheatpumpselectjumperisintheN.O.position,and24VACisappliedtotheHPterminals,the
motorwillbebroughttofullspeed.
IftheheatpumpselectjumperisintheN.C.position,and24VACisnotpresentattheHPterminals,the
motorwillbebroughttofullspeed.
Aseparaterelayisnotneeded.
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