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Minib TH-0023 Configuration guide

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GENERAL INFORMATION \ INSTALLATION
The TH-0023 digital thermostat provides precise
control for variety of 2 and 4 pipes fan coil system,
unit ventilators, dampers and other apparatus used in
commercial or residential applications.
This series features large LCD display, showing
temperature reading/setpoint, and variety of
configuration to meet application demands.
TH-0023 Fancoil Thermostat
Features
■Digital temperature display.
■Non-programmable,simple to wire,
easy temperature set-up.
■selectable continuous and cycling
fan switch.
■3-minute shortest cycle rate protection
for protecting compressor from too frquent
turned on-/Off, to avoid energy waste.
■Easy one touch button to set Comfort
& Economy setpoint
■ High output contact rating with circuitry surge
absorber.
■Stand-by function included for simple shut-off
Coo\Heat system when temperature regulation
is not required.
Choose correct location for thermostat
DANGER
Electric Shock Or Fire Hazard
Read all wire sizing, voltage requirement
and safety Data avoid property damage and
personal injury
Remove front cover using a
screw to press the cover
latch at top of front cover
Disconnect the main
before installation
Remove cover by holding
base and front cover.
Use screwdriver to remove
terminal protection cover
Mount base with wires
through the holes of the base
than mount the base with
screws(supplied) on the wall.
Install the wires into terminal
blocks, and mount back
terminal block.
Before wiring, you must check your system wiring
diagram. If your system differs from standard
wiring, please check with your local dealer
or consult with professional electrician.
Technical Data
1.Power supply : Switching power 24 Vac / 240 Vac
2.Display : LCD digital display
3.Output rating : 6A(3A)/250Vac, 60/50Hz.
4.Circuitryconsumption:7VA
5.System switch : Heat-Off-Cool
6.Fan Auto/On selector switch
Auto: Fan turned on or off subject to setpoint.
On : Fan continuous on.
7.Fan speed selector : 3-speed High/Med./Low.
8..Shortestcyclerateprotection:3minutes.
9.Temperature indication :
Celsius /Fahrenheit selectable to users
10.Temperaturecontrolrage:5~35°C(40~113°F)
11.Temperature display range : -10 ~ 50°C (14 ~ 122 F).
12.Temperature adjustment scale : 0.5°C (1.0°F).
13.Comfort setpoint adjustment range:
°°
°°
°
°
°
5 ~ 35°C (40 ~ 113°F), Default 24 C-Cool / 21 C-Heat
14.Economy setpoint adjustment range:
5 ~ 35°C (40 ~ 113°F),Default 27°C-Cool /16°C-Heat
15.Switching differential (Hysteresis) :
Selectable to users (Default 0.4°C/0.8°F)
0.2/0.4/.06/.08/1.0 C ~~~ 0.4/0.8/1.2/1.6/2.0 F
16. Antifreeze protection: 5.0 C° constant
effects only when thermostat is OFF
by Stand-by. Also it effects in Heating only.
17.EEPROM for preserving internal setting in outage.
18.Temperature sensor : NTC 10K Ohm at 25 C.
19.Remote temperature sensor : Available.
20.Material : Non flammable plastics.
21.Colour : Standard white or RAL 9010
22.Storage temperature : -10 ~ 60 C.
23.Dimension : ( m/m)
Wiring backplate is provided for installation.
8BACK-PLATE THERMOSTAT
Be certain the voltage
system you plan to
connect this thermostat to,
is consistent with the
switching power
you have chosen.
The thermostat should situated in the room where the
heating/cooling is to be controlled.
The place of installation should be chosen so that the
sensors can capture the room temperature as
accurately as possible, without being affected
by direct solar radiation or other heating or cooling
source.
The mounting height should be approximate 1.5
meters above the floor. The unit can be fitted
directly on the wall.
To open thermostat for installation
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PROPOSED APPLICATION \ INTERNAL SETTING
Proposed applications
Stand-By is able to controls ON/OFF at
Terminals
3,5,6,7,8
When Fan-switch is in “AUTO”.
3&5only
When Fan-switch is in “ON”
Stand-By is able to controls ON/OFF at
Terminals
3,5,6,7,8
When Fan-switch is in “AUTO”.
3& 5 only
When Fan-switch is in “ON”
Descriptions to buttons on front panel
Economy
setpoint
Stand-By
By circuitry design,
to Shut off Heat/Cool
Relay and Fan-Relay
if Fan-modeis in AUTO.
Fan maintains “spinning
if it’s in “ON” mode
Forward/Backward
or
Incerase/Decrease
Guide to internal settings adjustment
1. Press and hold both and for 5 seconds to
enter internal setting mode.
2.°C/°F selection shall appear. Press or
to choose.
3.After, press for next internal setting selection.
4.Comfort Setpoint shall appear. Press or
to choose desired setpoint. (Sliding system switch
between Heat-Cool modes
to set both Heat & Cool Comfort setpoints
before next internal setting.)
5.Press again the to enter Economy Setpoint
selection and using or to choose.
(
6.After, press for choosing Switching-Differential
(Hysteresis). Pressing or to select desired
one among 5 selections.
Sliding system switch between Heat-Cool modes
to set both Heat & Cool Comfort
setpoints before next internal setting.)
0.2/0.4/.06/.08/1.0 ° C ~ 0.4/.08/1.2/1.6/2.0°F.
7.All internal setting adjustment is now done.
Pressing , thermostat shall start to operate.
For 2 pipes system +
single-speed
fan control
Jumpered
NEUTRAL
Cooling Valve
Heating Valve
TRANSFORMER
24 or 240 Vac
LINE
FAN
Medium
NEUTRAL
Heating Valve
TRANSFORMER
24 or 240 Vac
LINE
For 2 pipes system +
3-speed fan control
(for Cooling, wire valve
to terminal 5)
FAN
Low
Medium
Hi
Jumpered
For 4 pipes system +
3-speed fan control
Jumpered
NEUTRAL
Cooling Valve
Heating Valve
TRANSFORMER
24 or 240 Vac
LINE
FAN
Low
Medium
Hi
For Heating System
by water, Cooling
by DX System
+ 3-speed fan
control
Jumpered
NEUTRAL
Heating Valve
TRANSFORMER
24 or 240 Vac
LINE
FAN
Low
Medium
Hi
DX
System
Compressor
Contact
Room sensor
commissioning
Heating/Cooling
ON/OFF
to desired setpoints
Relay Active
Standby Relay Off
MCU
Relay
TH-0023 FH.
FM.FL.
NC
HCOM
Volt Free Contact
Comfort
setpoint
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
The system selector switch Heat-OFF-Cool
MUST NOT be positioned at the “OFF” while
changing the internal settings.
OFF
OFF
Reset

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