KMC Controls STE-9000 Series User manual

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STE-9000 Series NetSensors
Installation Guide
NOTE: The hex screw 2should remain in the
backplate.
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2. Pull the cover from the backplate.
CONNECT ETHERNET CABLE
3. Feed the Ethernet patch cable 3from the
Conquest controller through the center of the
backplate 4.
NOTE: The Ethernet patch cable should be a
maximum of 150 feet (45 meters).
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4. Mount the backplate on an electrical box using the
screws provided.
NOTE: If additional thermal insulation is needed,
install the optional HPO-9002 gasket
between the backplate and the electrical
box. For more information, see the Room
Sensor and Thermostat Mounting Location
and Maintenance Application Guide.
INTRODUCTION
Complete the following steps to mount a KMC Conquest
STE-9000 Series Digital NetSensor and connect it to a
Conquest BAC-59xx/9xxx Controller.
STE-90xx/93xx STE-9xxxW-NDL
(no display)
NOTE: See the Conquest NetSensors STE-9000
Series Digital Room Sensors data sheet
and the Conquest Selection Guide at
kmccontrols.com for specifications and
other information.
SELECT MOUNTING LOCATION
See the Room Sensor and Thermostat Mounting
Location and Maintenance Application Guide for
cautions, troubleshooting, and best practices.
NOTE: Complete rough-in-wiring at each location
before installing a sensor.
REMOVE BACKPLATE
1. Turn the hex screw 1clockwise into the sensor
until the screw clears the cover.
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STE-92xx/95xx
with Motion Sensor

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OPERATE
The STE-9000 Series NetSensor becomes operational
after it is connected to a powered Conquest controller.
To change setpoints or configuration, see the KMC
Conquest Controller Application Guide.
For continued maximum NetSensor efficiency, see
the maintenance section in the Room Sensor and
Thermostat Mounting Location and Maintenance
Application Guide.
In CO2 sensing models, the NetSensor must be
continuously powered and exposed to fresh air
through the HVAC system in order to self calibrate. The
calibration technique is designed for use in applications
where CO2concentrations periodically drop to outside
ambient conditions (~400 ppm). The sensor typically
reaches its operational accuracy after 25 hours of
continuous operation if exposed to ambient reference
levels of air 400 ±- 10 ppm CO2. The sensor will maintain
accuracy specifications if exposed to a reference value
at least four times in 21 days.
5. Plug the Ethernet cable 5into the modular jack
6of the sensor.
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INSTALL SENSOR COVER
6. Place the cover 7over the top of the backplate 8
ensuring that the tabs on the cover rest on top of the
backplate.
7. Swing down the cover over the backplate 9, taking
care not to pinch the Ethernet cable.
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CAUTION
If any force seems to be needed to closeIf any force seems to be needed to close
the cover over the backplate, check thethe cover over the backplate, check the
alignment of the tabs on the top of thealignment of the tabs on the top of the
backplate and/or the hex screw.backplate and/or the hex screw.
8. Turn the hex screw 10 counterclockwise until it
engages the cover.
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