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SMC Networks HECR Series Manual

Installation and Maintenance Manual
Water Cooled Thermo Con for Rack Mount
HECR Series
Original Instructions
1 Read Before Using
Thank you for purchasing SMC’s Thermo-con (hereinafter referred to as
the “product”). This “Installation and Maintenance Manual” (hereinafter
referred to as “this manual”) briefly explains the essential safety instruction
procedures to start and stop the product and reset its alarms. Read this
manual before using.
2 Safety Instructions
This manual contains essential information for the protection of users and
others from possible injury and/or equipment damage.
Read this manual before using the product, to ensure correct handling,
and read the manuals of related apparatus before use.
Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
These instructions indicate the level of potential hazard by label of
“Caution”, “Warning” or “Danger”, followed by important safety
information which must be carefully followed.
To ensure safety of personnel and equipment the safety instructions in
this manual and the product catalogue must be observed, along with
other relevant safety practices.
Caution
If instructions are not followed there is a
possibility of injury or equipment damage.
Warning
If instructions are not followed there is a
possibility of serious injury or loss of life.
Danger
In extreme conditions, there is a possibility of
serious injury or loss of life.
This manual provides the following symbols in addition to “Danger”,
“Warning”, and “Caution” to present warning details in an easy-to-
understand manner.
This symbol warns you of potential electrical shock.
This symbol warns you of potential burns.
During operation or maintenance of the product, do not disable the
interlock function of any device. Otherwise unexpected personnel injury
or damage to the product may occur.
When turning on/off the power observe the procedure. Otherwise
unexpected malfunction or danger may occur.
When maintaining, cleaning or in case of emergency, turn off the power
source.
After identifying a problem be sure to check the cause and take
necessary countermeasures before turning on the power.
The product is operated at high voltage.
The compatibility of equipment is the responsibility of the person
who designs the system or decides its specifications.
Since the products specified here can be used in various operating
conditions, their compatibility with the specific system must be based on
specifications or after analysis and/or tests to meet specific requirements.
Only trained personnel should handle or operate the product.
Transportation, installation and maintenance of the product can be
dangerous and should be done by persons who have full knowledge and
experience on the product and system. Cover panels of the product should
be opened only by qualified service technicians or qualified personnel.
Do not modify or reconstruct the unit.
Read all warning and cautionlabels carefully and keep them in mind.
Do not peel off or rub alert warning and caution labels. Confirm locations
of alert warning and caution labels.
Do not service machinery/equipment or attempt to remove
components until safetyis confirmed.
2 Safety Instructions Continued
1) Inspection and maintenance of machinery/equipment should only be
performed after confirmation of safe locked-out positions.
2) When equipment is to be removed, confirm the safety process as
mentioned above. Switch off electrical supplies and ensure any high
temperature parts have cooled to ambient temperature.
3) Before machinery/equipment is re-started, ensure all safety measures
are taken so the product andsystem can be started in a safe manner.
4) Do not use this product outdoor (indoor use).
Do not use this product outside of the specifications. Contact SMC
if it is to be used in any of the following conditions.
1) Conditions and environments beyond the given specifications.
2) Installations in conjunction with atomic energy, railway, air navigation,
vehicles, medical equipment, food and beverage, recreation equipment,
emergency stop circuits, press applications, or safety equipment.
If abnormal conditions occur, such as abnormal noise or smoke, or water
leakage, take the following actions。
1) Shut down power.
2) Contact an authorised SMC dealer for repair.
After shutting down the power supply, ensure a time interval at least
3sec between ON and OFF. Restarting the product within that interval
may cause it to malfunction.
Do not use devices that generate electromagnetic radiation such as
cellular phones near the product. There is a possibility that this can
cause the product to malfunction.
This unit has several interlock functions, which activate when a dangerous
operation or condition occurs to stop the product and make it safe. This is
a function to protect personnel and restrict operation that may cause
damage to the product or facility, and to remove dangers related to safety.
When dispose the product, contact an industrial waste disposal
company for disposal of the product. To minimize the risk, drain the fluid
from the product when it is scrapped. If the fluid is left inside, an accident
and damage can result duringtransportation.
3 Specifications
3.1 General Description and Intended Use
This product uses a built in pump to circulate liquid (water or 20% EG) at a
constant temperature, controlled by Thermo-Electric (Peltier) Modules. This
circulating fluid cools parts of the customer’s machine that generates heat.
3.2 General Specifications
Item
Spec.
Model No.
HECR008-W
HECR012-W
Operation temp. range
10.0 to 60.0 C (No dew condensation)
Indication temp. range
-9.9 to 80.0 C
Ambient environment
Temp: 10 to 35 C
Humidity : 35 to 80%RH
Altitude : up to 1000m
Environment : Nocorrosive gas, solvent such as thinner andflammable gas
Storage environment
Temp :-40 to 70 C (No dew condensation and icing)
Humidity : 5 to 95%RH
Environment : Nocorrosive gas, solvent such as thinner andflammable gas
Accuracy related to temp
Indication accuracy: +/- 0.2 C.
Temperature drift: +/- 0.2C
Stability: +/- 0.01 to 0.03 C
(Circulating fluid OUT is directly connected with IN)
Cooling capacity
(Set Temp. 20Cand Facility
water Temp. 20C, 10L/min)
Approx. 800W
(Circulating fluid flow rate 3L/min)
Approx. 1200W
(Circulating fluid flow rate 3L/min)
Circulating fluid
system
Circulating fluid
Water, Ethylene glycol solution up to 20%
Tank capacity
Approx.1.3L
Pump capacity
Refer to performance chart.
Port size
IN/OUT: Rc3/8 , Drain: CPC PLCD16004
Wetted materials
Stainless steel, EPDM, NBR, Ceramic, PPE, PPS, Carbon, Polyethylene, POM
Facility water
system
Required flow rate
10 to 15 L/min
Temperature range
10 to 35 C
Pressure range
0.5 MPa or less
Port size
IN/OUT: Rc3/8
Wetted materials
SUS304
Power supply
Single phase AC100 to 240V(+/- 10%),
50/60Hz
Single phase AC200 to 240V(
+/- 10%
),
50/60Hz
Current consumption
Max.10A(100V)
Max.4A(240V)
Max.7A (200V)
Max.6A (240V)
Inrush current
50A or less
Over current protection
14A
circuit protector
Voltage interruptions
20ms or less
Insulation resistance
50Mor more (DC500V)
Over voltage category
Category II
Pollution degree
Pollution degree II
Limitation of hazardous
substance
RoHS compliant products
3 Specifications Continued
Item
Spec.
Model No.
HECR008-W
HECR012-W
Acoustic noise
48dBA
Cooling method
Water cooled
Main functions
Auto tuning, Off set function, Learning control function, External tuning control function,
Temperature sensor fine control function, Setting value memory function, Upper / lower
temperature limit alarm function, Output shut off alarm, Communication,
Input operation and
indications
Membrane key sheet
LCD display panel (with back light)
Output shut off alarm,
Upper / lower temperature limit alarm : Relay contact specification
DC30V, 2A (Resistance load)
DC30V, 1A (Induction load)
Communications
RS-232C / RS-485
Communications:
Setting of target temperature, Reading of the value detected by temperature sensor,
Reading of warning status, Setting and of off-setvalue,Setting and reading of control
operation, Setting and reading of PID values, Reading of output ratio.
For operation by communication, it is necessary to order
“Communication Manual”.
Use shielded cable for serial communications.
Temp. sensor
Resistance thermometer sensor (Pt100, 3-wire, class A, 1mA)
(Both internal sensor and external sensor)
Painting color
Urban white
Mass (at dry)
Approx 20kg
Approx 21kg
Option
With flow switch: Low flow rate alarm occurs at less than 0.7L/min
NPT fitting: Fluid IN/OUT fittings
With foot and no rack bracket
High head pump
Contents of package
Thermo-con 1pc
Installation and Maintenance Manual 1pc
Power supply connector 1pc
3.3 Performance Charts
Values on the performance charts are not guaranteed values but
representative values. Allowmargins for safety when selecting the model.
3.3.1 Cooling Capacity
HECR008-W
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Cooling capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg.C
Facility water temp. 10deg.C
Facility water temp. 35deg.C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Circulating fluid:Water
Circulating f luid flow rate:3L/min
Facility water f low rate:10L/min
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Cooling capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg .C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Circulating fluid:Ethylene glyco l 20%
Circulating fluid flow rate:3L/min
Facility water f lowrate:10L/min
*Cooling capacity decrease about 50W when high head pump option selected.
HECR012-W
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Cooling capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg.C
Facility water temp. 10deg.C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Facility water temp. 35deg.C
Circulating fluid:Water
Circulating fluid flowrate:3L/min
Facility water flow rate:10L/min
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Cooling capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg.C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Circulating fluid:Ethylene gly col 20%
Circulating fluid flowrate:3L/min
Facility water f low rate:10L/min
*Cooling capacity decrease about 50W when high head pump option selected.
3.3.2 Heating Capacity
HECR008-W
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Heating capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg .C
Facility water temp . 35deg.C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Facility water temp . 10deg.C
Circulating fluid:Water
Circulating f luid flow rate:3L/min
Facility water f low rate:10L/min
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Heating capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg .C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Circulating fluid:Ethylene glyco l 20%
Circulating fluid flowrate:3L/min
Facility water f lowrate:10L/min
3 Specifications Continued
HECR012-W
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Heating capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg .C
Facility water temp. 10deg.C
Facility water temp. 35deg.C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Circulating fluid:Water
Circulating fluid flow rate:3L/min
Facility water flow rate:10L/min
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
010 20 30 40 50 60 70
Heating capacity W
Circulating f luid temp. deg.C
Facility water temp. 20deg.C
Circulating fluid:Ethylene gly col 20%
Circulating fluid flowrate:3L/min
Facility water f low rate:10L/min
3.3.3 Pump Capacity
HECR008/012-W
0.00
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.10
0.12
0.14
0.16
0.18
0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
Pressure MPa
Circulating fluid flowrate L/min
Ethylene g lycol 20%
Water
0.00
0.05
0.10
0.15
0.20
0.25
0.30
0.35
0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0
Pressure MPa
Circulating fluid flowrate L/min
Ethylene g lycol 20%
Water
3.3.4 Pressure Loss in Facility Water Circuit
HECR008-W HECR012-W
0.00
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.10
0 5 10 15 20
Pressure loss MPa
Facility water f low rate L/min
0.00
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.10
0 5 10 15 20
Pressure loss MPa
Facility water f low rate L/min
3.4 Connector Specifications
Description
No.
Signal
Style and Part No.
Power supply
connector
(IEC60320,C14)
HECR008-W
HECR012-W
N L
E
N
AC100 to 240V
AC200 to 240V
L
AC100 to 240V
AC200 to 240V
E
PE
Communication
connector
Note: Always
use shielded
cable connected
to this connector.
RS-232C
RS-485
5 4 3 2 1
9 8 7 6
D-sub 9 pin (socket type)
Fixed screw: M2.6
1
Unused
BUS +
2
RXD (RD)
Unused
3
TXD (SD)
Unused
4
Unused
Unused
5
SG
SG
6-8
Unused
Unused
9
Unused
BUS -
Signal・
External
temperature
sensor
connector
Note: Always
use shielded
cable connected
to this connector.
1-2
Unused
8 1
15 9
D-sub 15 pin (Socket type)
Fixed screw: M2.6
3-5
PT-RTD
6
Output Cutoff Alarm a contact
(OPEN During Alarm)
7
Output Cutoff Alarm Common
8
Output Cutoff Alarm b contact
(CLOSE During Alarm)
9
Temperature Alarm a contact
(OPEN During Alarm)
10
Temperature Alarm Common
11
Temperature Alarm b contact
(CLOSE During Alarm)
12-14
Unused
15
FG
HEC-OM-U015
First edition : 2017. Oct
Normal
When high head pump option selected
3 Specifications Continued
3.5 Model number of product
The product can be ordered with the model number configured as shown
below.
3.6 Product Serial Number Code
The production serial number code printed on the label indicates the year
and month of production as per the following table:
Year
Month
2015
2016
2017
….
2021
2022
2023
….
T
U
V
….
Z
A
B
….
Jan
o
To
Uo
Vo
….
Zo
Ao
Bo
….
Feb
P
TP
UP
VP
….
ZP
AP
BP
….
Mar
Q
TQ
UQ
VQ
….
ZQ
AQ
BQ
….
Apr
R
TR
UR
VR
….
ZR
AR
BR
….
May
S
TS
US
VS
….
ZS
AS
BS
….
Jun
T
TT
UT
VT
….
ZT
AT
BT
….
Jul
U
TU
UU
VU
….
ZU
AU
BU
….
Aug
V
TV
UV
VV
….
ZV
AV
BV
….
Sep
W
TW
UW
VW
….
ZW
AW
BW
….
Oct
X
TX
UX
VX
….
ZX
AX
BX
….
Nov
y
Ty
Uy
Vy
….
Zy
Ay
By
….
Dec
Z
Tz
UZ
VZ
….
ZZ
AZ
BZ
….
4 Special Features
Auto tuning
This function sets the values necessary for the control system such as
PID (proportional band, integral time, derivative time and ratio of cooling/
heating gain) automatically.
If the controlled temperature fluctuates constantly after reaching the
target temperature, perform auto tuning. Controller calculates optimum
control PID and set automatically. Auto tuning may require time
depending on the conditions.
1) Select "2" in control operation.
2) Pressing [AT] key to light "AT" indicator and start auto tuning.
3) Pressing [AT] key stops auto tuning. (“AT” indicator turns off)
4) ”AT" indicator turns off when auto tuning is complete. If not completed
after 20min. [ERR19] (AT abnormal) occurs.
4 Special Features Continued
Offset function
This function controls the temperature slide by an offset value from set
point temperature. When the circulating fluid travels to the target object,
a certain deviation occurs between the temperature just before the
object and the set temperature of the product due to the influence of
ambient temperature on the piping. In this case, if the deviation is input
as the offset value, the temperature of the circulating fluid just before the
object can match with the setting value. Internal sensor value for the
alarm does not include the offset value. For example, if -0.15 °C is set
here, the actual reference temperature for control is lower than the
indicated SV by 0.15 °C. Internal sensor value for the alarm does not
include the offset value.
Learning control function
This function lets the product measure the temperature of circulating
fluid flowing before temperature target object by an external temperature
sensor and adjusts the offset function automatically to the set value at a
certain sampling interval. The external temperature sensor needs to be
prepared separately by the customer.
1) Install an external temperature sensor to the target object.
2) Select “3”in control operation.
3) Thermo-con controls the external sensor value to the set point.
4) When the temperature is not stable, then set the sampling interval
larger.
External tuning control function
This function makes the temperature of circulating fluid consistent to the
external (ambient) temperature all times. This function lets the product
measure the temperature from a temperature sensor mounted in the
customer preferred location, then it adjust the temperature of the fluid
automatically to the temperature detected by the sensor. The separate
temperature sensor needs to be prepared separately by the customer.
1) Install an external temperature sensor to the room.
2) Select “4”in control operation.
3) Thermo-con controls the fluidtemperature to the ambient temperature.
4) When the temperature is not stable, then set the sampling interval larger.
Temperature sensor fine control function
This is a function to finely control the measurement temperature of the
control sensor within the range of -9.99 to 9.99 °C separate from offset
function. Control sensor can be corrected by inputting difference
(calibration value) between temperature of standard and that of control
sensor. For example, if -0.15 °C is set here, the actual reference
temperature for control is lower than the indicated SV by 0.15 °C.
Internal sensor valuefor alarm = Internal sensor value–Fine control value
Setting value memory function
Even if the power is turned off the set values are saved and will be
restored at power on.
Upper / Lower temperature limit alarm function
This function raises an alarm when temperature of the circulating fluid is
out of allowable upper and lower range. When the alarm is raised, WRN is
indicated on LCD. If circulating fluid temperature returns to within allowable
upper/ lower range, this alarm is automatically cancelled. The allowable
upper and lower range of temperature can be set between 0.1 and 10 °C.
Output shut off alarm function
The product has a self-check function that can detect faults with the
product and interrupts the output to the thermo modules, stopping
operation (However, operation continues with ERR 15 and ERR 18). This
function gives an alarm if a critical error happens, the display shows ERR
and an alarm number. At the same time, the warning output connector
gives an output through a relay contact. This warning cannot be removed
unless the power is cycled. When the power is being cycled leave at least
3 seconds between turning the power off and turning the power back on.
5 Installation
5.1 Installation
Pay special attention to the safety of all personnel when installing and
transporting the product.
Do not install the product unless the safety instructions have been read
and understood.
The product is heavy, be careful when installing or moving the product.
Always transport the product using both handles.
5 Installation Continued
Leakage from the product may damage peripheral equipment. Install a
drain pan under the product to capture leakage. Furthermore, mount
devices like a leak sensor on the installed drain pan to detect leakage so
that it can alert operators around the area.
Install the product above 0.6m from the floor.
5.2 Environment
Do not use in an environment where the product is directly exposed to
water, oil, corrosive gases, chemicals, salt water or steam.
The product should be installed upright on a stable base.
Do not install the product in a location where the air inlet and air outlet
vents are blocked. Also do not use the product in a sealed enclosure.
Do not use in an explosive atmosphere.
Do not mount the product in a location where it can be exposed to
prolonged sunlight. Use a protective cover.
Do not mount the product in a location where it is subject to strong
vibrations and/or shock. Check the product specifications.
Do not use the product where it can be exposed to strong electrical or
magnetic emissions.
Do not mount the product in a location where it is exposed to noise
sources (such as discharging equipment, large relay and thyristor).
Do not mount the product in a location with an altitude of more than
1000 meters.
Do not mount the product where it is exposed to materials such as
silicone, which may generate harmful gas.
Install the product in a location where the ambient temperature range is
between 10 to 35°C and the relative humidity range is between 35 to
80%. No dew condensation is allowed on the unit.
Do not mount the product in a location exposed to radiant heat.
5.3 Mounting
When mounting the product to a cabinet, use a design which shall hold
the weight at the bottom. Ensure safety with transportation test if the
product is to be installed on a transportation device such as a trailer.
Mount the product using the fixing holes in the front of the product. Use
M5,M6 screws (bolts) or equivalent to the fix the product.
Be sure to correctly tighten all screws to the required torque.
(M5:3.0Nm, M6:5.2Nm)
5.4 Piping
Ensure that the power source and the power supply of the product is
turned off (or the power plug must come off )
Ensure the flow rate of the circulating fluid is as high as possible to
maintain the temperature stability. Therefore, the length of the external
piping should be minimized and internal diameter should be as large as
possible. Piping must have sufficient strength for the maximum
discharge pressure of thecirculating circuit.
Likewise, if a tube is bent or multiple elbow fittings are used, the piping
resistance will increase and the flow rate will decrease. If the flow rate
falls, the temperature stability will decrease.
If installing a tank externally, only a sealed tank should be used. Do not
use an open tank.
Ensure that the INLET and OUTLET for circulating fluid and facility water
are connected correctly. If any valves are used ensure that they do not
restrict the flow, otherwise low flow may cause an alarm.
When installing piping or fittings, ensure sealant material does not enter
inside the port. When using seal tape, leave 1.5 to 2 threads exposed on
the end of the pipe/fitting.
Be sure to correctly tighten the fitting fittings to the required torque
(Rc1/4:12 to 14 N・m, Rc3/8:15 to 20N・m).
5.5 Wiring
Ensure that the power source and the power supply of the product is turned
off before connecting the various connectors and power supply cable.
Supply disconnecting device according to IEC60974-1 and IEC60947-3
for the product must be provided in the end system.
Do not install the disconnecting device in the place where the operation
is difficult. And also the switch of the disconnecting device must comply
with the direction of the switch specified by IEC60447.
Preparation and wiring of power supply cable
5 Installation Continued
1) Strip the sheath from both ends of the cable.
2) Disassemble the power supply connector. Crimp one end of the cable
to L, N, E inside of the connector, then reassemble the power supply
connector.
3) Connect the other end of thecable to a plug or terminals
(e.g. crimped terminal).
Ensure that there is enough space between the power supply cable and
the communication cable of the product and power cables of other
equipment.
Ensure the power supply and ground connections aremade correctly.
Be sure to provide the grounding. The PE line of the power supply cable
is available for grounding. Do not connect the ground in common with
the ones for equipment that generates strong electromagnetic noise or
high frequency.
When an external temperature sensor is connected, connect the sensor
with a shield cable. Use a platinum resistant temperature sensor
(Pt100ohm, 3-wiring type, class A, 1mA).
Connect the host to this unit with a twisted pair shield cable when applying
communication function or external sensor and alarm output function.
When using the Communication connector and Signal/External temperature
sensor, connect the circuit separated from the mains circuit by reinforced
insulation.
Ensure that external instruments connecting to this product provide the
enclosure complied with UL61010-1 and use the cable which provide flame
resistance (over VW-1).
5.6 Preparation for facility water
When the flow rate of facility water is not specified range, acoustic noise
or vibration may be generated, or outlet of facility water become hot.
When the flow rate of the facility water is not enough, cooling capacity
will decline. Meanwhile, when the flow rate is extremely small, alarm
(ERR14) may occur and the temperature of the facility water might be
extremely high. If a resin tubing is used for piping under these
circumstances, the tubing might get softened and exploded. Therefore,
be sure to cool the facility water over time and flow the facility water with
a proper flow rate.
Keep the facility water temperature between 10 and 35°C. (No dew
condensation). Note that the cooling and heating capacity is changed
depending on facility water temperature. Also, if lower-temperature
facility water is supplied, dew may condense in the product and the
equipment could be damaged. Keep the temperature above the
atmospheric pressure dew point.
The maximum operating pressure is 0.5MPa. Keep the pressure as low
as possible to prevent water hammer.
5.7 Filling the product
1. Ensure that the power source and the power supply of the product is
turned off (or the power plug must come off).
2. Remove the reservoir cap.
(When setting the product again, confirmthelevelof fluiddoes not exceedthe “H”mark)
3. If using Ethylene Glycol, refer to the suppliers Material Safety Data Sheet
(MSDS) and wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as appropriate.
4. Fill the circulating fluid into the reservoir. Stop filling once the level of
fluid reaches the “H” mark.
5. Turn on the power switch to fill the piping with the fluid.
6. When the piping is filled with the circulating fluid, the level of the
reservoir decreases and low fluid level alarm (ERR20) arises
accordingly. Then, turn off the power supply once again.
7. Repeat the step from 4 to 6 until ERR20 alarm doesn’t appear anymore.
8. Then, replace the cap on the reservoir and tighten it securely.
9. Keep the fluid level between H and L of the level indicator.
N
E (Earth)
L
Crimped
terminal
L
E
N
Plug
Cable quantity and size;
3 cores, 14AWG (include earth)
HECR 008 - W 5 *- *
Cooling capacity
008
800W
012
1200W
Piping thread type
Nil
Rc
N
NPT
Cooling method
W
Water-cooled
Option
Nil
None
E
With foot,
no rack bracket
F
With flow switch
P
High head pump
Power supply
2
AC200-240V
HECR012
5
AC100-240V
HECR008
5 Installation Continued
Never touch the power switch with wet hands to avoid electrical shock.
Do not touch the surface when the set temperature is high. Temperature
of the tank and the chassis near the tank could be high.
Fluid other than water or Ethylene Glycol (up to 20%) should not be
used as circulating fluid. Using such fluid may lead to leakage or
damage of the pump.
Operation of the pump with a large amount of air left in the piping for
prolonged period may damage the pump. Remove air from piping before
starting operation.
If the power switch is turned on without circulating fluid, the pump could
be damaged.
Take care not to spill water over the product when supplying water to the
reservoir. When a spill is made, wipe it off immediately and only supply
power after it has dried. If this procedure is neglected, it may cause
damage to the product.
If a fluid with low conductivity such as DI water is used as circulating fluid,
it can cause static electricity due to friction and damage the product.
Take measures to minimize the static electricity from circulating fluid.
If the product is operating for a long time with large temperature
fluctuations after reaching the set temperature, the product may be
damaged. Please set the PID values by using the auto-tuning function.
6 Operation
6.1 Power Up
When power is turned on, the software version is indicated on display
panel for approx. 1 second.
6.2 Operation
The product begins operation immediately after the power is turned on.
The pump and heat exchanger will be running and the product will begin
temperature control.
The display can show the following information during operation.
6.3 Settings
Three different levels of settings are available
depending on the content, which needs to be set.
Level 1: Used in normal operation e.g. setting
of target temperature and offset.
Level 2: Used at maintenance and initial setting
for setting of controller/PID.
Level 3: Used at initial setting for the
communication function.
The key functions are as follows:
[SEL]: Used to show the item that needs to be
changed in selected mode level.
[▽△]: Used to change the value of the item selected.
[RET]: Used to fix the value changed by [▽△] key.
Press again to return to current temperature
indication.
[AT]: Used to start auto tuningin auto tuning mode
(This function works when the control operation mode is 2 in level setting 1)
When pressed during auto tuning, the auto tuning is stopped.
When no input is made within 1 minute regardless of setting mode, the
display returns to the current temperature indication.
The data input is written to FRAM and memorized after the power supply
is turned off.
To return all of the setting values to default: Turn on the power supply
while pressing [SEL] and [RET] keys.
6 Operation Continued
6.3.1 Level 1-Settings
No.
Modes
Setting contents
Setting range
(Min. increment)
Default
1
Target Temp.
(No indication on
display)
Sets target temp. for control.
10.0 to 60.0C
(0.1C)
25.0
2
Control Operation
Selects control operation mode
from those shown below.
0: Pump stop (No control)
1: Normal operation
2: AT(auto tuning)
3: Learn (learning control)
4: External (external tune control)
5: SeriRem (Serial remote)
5:Serial remote is displayed when
choose the Modbus
communication.
0,1,2,3,4,5
1
3
External Sensor
Sampling Cycle
Sets sampling cycle for learning
control or external tune control.
10 to 999sec
(1sec)
60
4
Offset Value
Indicates the offset value of the
circulating fluid temperature used
as reference value by the
controller (SV + Offset).
-9.99 to 9.99C
(0.01C)
0.00
5
Allowable Upper
Temp. Range
Sets upper limit of temp. range
which causes a warning to occur.
0.1 to 10.0C
(0.1C)
1.5
6
Allowable Lower
Temp. Range
Sets lower limit of temp. range
which causes a warning to occur.
0.1 to 10.0C
(0.1C)
1.5
7
High Temp. Cutoff
Sets upper limit of temp.
measured by the internal temp.
sensor and stops operation of the
product.
11.0 to 70.0C
(0.1C)
70.0
8
Low Temp. Cutoff
Sets lower limit of temp. measured
by the internal temp. sensor and
stops operation of the product.
0.0 to 59.0C
(0.1C)
0.0
6.3.2 Level 2-Settings
No.
Modes
Setting contents
Setting range
(Min. increment)
Default
1
Fine Control of
Internal Sensor
Sets the fine adjusting value to
calibrate the internal temp.
sensor
-9.99 to 9.99C
(0.01C)
0.00
2
Fine Control of
External Sensor
Sets the fine adjusting value to
calibrate the external temp.
sensor available optionally.
-9.99 to 9.99C
(0.01C)
0.00
3
PB Range
Sets PB (Proportional Band)
range used for PID control.
0.3 to 9.9C
(0.1C)
HECR008-W
6.0
HECR012-W
8.0
4
I Constant
Sets integral time used for PID
control.
1 to 999sec
(1sec)
HECR008-W
18.0
HECR012-W
50.0
5
D Constant
Sets differential time used for
PID control.
When 0 is set, differential
operation is not made.
0.0 to 99.9sec
(0.1sec)
0.0
6
Heating/Cooling
Ratio
Sets output ratio of cooling to
heating to compensate
difference of gain between them.
10 to 999%
(1%)
300
7
Overload Judging
Temp. Rang
Sets the temp. range for
judgment of overload
(accompanying abnormal output
alarm ERR15).
0.1 to 9.9℃
(0.1sec)
0.2
8
Overload Judging
Time
Sets time for judgment of
overload (accompanying
abnormal output alarm ERR15).
When 0 is set, the alarm doesn’t
arise.
0 to 99min
(1min)
10
9
Output Ratio
Shows output ratio of thermo
module by 1%. The prefix
symbol “-” stands for cooling and
no prefix stands for heating.
-100 to 100%
(1%)
-
10
Upper/Lower
Temp. Alarm
Sequence
Determines whether or not temp.
upper/lower limit alarm is output
when power is turned on.
On : Output
Off : Not output
On, Off
Off
6.3.3 Level 3-Settings
No.
Modes
Setting contents
Setting range
Default
1
Serial
communications
RS-232C / RS-485
RS-232C,
RS-485
RS-232C
2
Termination
resistor
Sets the termination resistor (120
) for RS-485 communication
On, Off
Off
3
Communication
protocol
Set the Communication protocol.
SMC CMD:same as existing HEC
communication
Modbus:Modbus communication
SMC CMD
Modbus
SMC
CMD
6 Operation Continued
No.
Modes
Setting contents
Setting range
Default
4
Unit Number
Sets the unit No. used. This is
applicable only when multiple
Thermo-cons are used.
(Unit number 1 to F is vaild when
used the Modbus communication)
0 to F
(Hex decimal)
0
5
Baud Rate
Sets baud rate for
communication.
600, 1200, 2400,
4800, 9600,
19200b/s
1200
6
Parity Bit
Sets parity bit for communication.
None : No parity
Odd : Odd
Even : Even
None, Odd,
Even
None
7
Data Length
Sets data length for
communication.
7Bits, 8Bits
8
8
Stop Bit
Sets stop bit for communication.
1Bit, 2Bits
1
7 Outline Dimensions (mm)
HECR008/012-W
HEC008/012-W-E(option)
8 Key Parts
HECR008 / HECR012-W
9 Maintenance
9.1 Daily Check
1) Indication of display panel: Check temperature condition and confirm
whether or not an alarm has occurred.
2) Confirm that the panel are free from dust. A large amount of dust may
impair the performance.
3) Confirm there is no leakage of circulating fluid and check the condition
of the piping (e.g. no tight bends or crushed pipes).
4) Confirm there is no abnormal sound, smell or heating from the product.
When cleaning the panel use a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust. Do
not use water or steam since it leads to rusting of the frame.
9.2 General Maintenance
Replace the circulating fluid regularly to avoid any problems due to algae
or contamination.
<Drain circulating fluid>
1. Drain circulating fluid from the Drain port.
Loosen the reservoir cap to help draining. (Do not remove the cap)
2. To drain from the piping, blow air (0.1MPa, about 1 minute) from Fluid
OUT to Drain port. Close the reservoir cap and Fluid IN while blowing.
The repair and maintenance services of this unit are performed only at
SMC factory. SMC does not provide on-site repair or maintenance
service in a national or overseas situation.
It is recommended to prepare spare units to minimize downtime due to
those repair and maintenance services.
Drain the fluid from the product when it is returned for the repair and
maintenance service. If the fluid is left inside, an accident and damage
can result during transportation.
Do not make any modification to the product.
Do not disassemble the product, unless required by installation
instructions.
If fluid other than water is used, wash the circulating fluid circuit with
water or DI water before returning the product to SMC. Products that
have not been washed may not beaccepted at the factory.
10 Troubleshooting
10.1 How to reset the alarm
Code
Description
Manner of reset
ERR01
System error 1
Restart the power supply. In the case the
alarm can’t be reset by above manner, repair
is required.
ERR02
System error 2
ERR03
Back-up data error
Initialization of FRAM or stop and restart of
power supply In the case the alarm can’t be
reset by above manner, repair is required.
WRN
Temp. upper/lower limit
alarm
The unit continues controlling and recovers
normal condition at any time.
Others
Remove a possible cause and restart. In the
case the alarm can’t be reset by above
manner, repair is required.
10.2 Product alarm codes
Code
Description
Operation
status
Reason for alarm
setting
Cause / Measure
WRN
Temp.
upper/lower limit
Continue
Fluid temperature is
out of limit range.
Product is reaching target temperature.
Wait for the temperature to stabilize,
then the WRN should disappear.
ERR01
System error 1
Stop
The wire inside the
Thermo-con was
broken due to
vibration during
transport.
In the case the alarm can’t be reset by
above manner, repair is required.
ERR02
System error 2
Stop
The FRAM data was
destroyed by high-
level noise.
Move the product to an environment
with little noise, turn ON the power
supply. If there is no alarm, it was
caused by noise.
Please consult with SMC.
ERR03
Back-up data
error
Stop
The memory data
was destroyed by
high-level noise.
Move the product to an environment
with little noise, turn ON the power
supply. If there is no alarm, it was
caused by noise.
Please consult with SMC.
ERR11
DC power
supply failure
Stop
DC output voltage of
product is reduced.
Check the power voltage.
HECR008: 100 to 240VAC
HECR012: 200 to 240VAC
The fans at the
power supply stops.
Remove foreign matters which might
stop the fan.
2nd, 3rd line
Current temp.[PV]]and
target temp.[SV] during
normal operation.
When the alarm arises,
the error is indicated
instead and during
setting mode selection,
the selected setting
mode is indicated.
1st line
Indicates No.
corresponding to the
alarm which arises and
[WRN] comes to light
up when temp. upper
or lower limit warning
occurs.
4th line
Indicates control
operation mode
during normal
operation and set
values during setting
mode selection.
ERR11 WRN
PV < 31.6 °C #1
SV < 30.0 °C
MODE Normal
A
Power switch
H
Communication connector
B
Display/Operation panel
I
External sensor/Alarm output connector
C
Reservoir Cap
J
Circulating fluid IN
D
Level gauge
K
Circulating fluid OUT
E
Handle
L
Facility water IN
F
Model No. label
M
Facility water OUT
G
Power supply connector
N
Dain port
▼
SEL
Operation
+
SEL
Operation
+
▲
SEL
Operation
10 Troubleshooting Continued
Code
Description
Operation
status
Reason for alarm
setting
Cause / Measure
ERR12
Internal temp.
sensor
High temp.
failure
Stop
Internal temp. sensor
value exceeds the high
temp. cutoff
temperature.
Check the set value for high
temp. cutoff temperature and
confirm the temperature really
reaches this value.
Flow rate of circulating
fluid is zero.
If the flow rate of the circulating
fluid is zero, the temperature of
circulating fluid can’t be
detected and might increase.
Confirm the flow of circulating
fluid is not stopped by valves
etc.
ERR13
Internal
temp. sensor
Low temp.
failure
Stop
Internal temp. sensor
value is lower than low
temp. cutoff
temperature.
Check the set value for low temp.
cutoff temp. and confirm the
temperature really reaches this
value.
Flow rate of circulating
fluid is zero.
If the flow rate of the circulating
fluid is zero, the temperature of
circulating fluid can’t be
detected and might decrease.
Confirm the flow of circulating
fluid is not stopped by valves
etc.
ERR14
Thermostat
alarm
Stop
Facility water temp is
high.
Decrease facility water temp. and
increase a flow rate.
Flow rate is zero.
If flow rate of circulating fluid is
zero, the temperature of
circulating fluid cannot be
measured and the temperature
of heat exchanger may
increase. Ensure the circulating
fluid is allowed to flow.
The pump breaks.
ERR15
Abnormal
output alarm
Continue
Cooling or heating
capacity overload.
No temperature decrease when
100% cooling output.
No temperature increase when
100% heating output.
Volume of circulating
fluid is too large.
If the volume of circulating fluid
system is too large, the change
of temperature takes a long
time. In this case, change
overload judging time setting to
avoid this alarm. (Refer to 6.3.2)
ERR16
Low circulating
flow rate alarm
(Option)
Stop
The flow rate of the
circulating fluid is 1
L/min. or less
Investigate why the flow rate
of the circulating fluid is low
and take countermeasures.
ERR17
Internal
temp. sensor
disconnectio
n alarm
Stop
High level noise
entered the temp.
sensor line.
Check whether unstable
temperature is caused by
noise. Please consult SMC if it
is caused by noise.
ERR18
External
temp. sensor
disconnectio
n alarm
Continue
The external temp.
sensor is not
mounted.
For learning control or
external tune control, be sure
to mount the external temp.
sensor.
ERR19
Abnormal auto
tuning alarm
Stop
Capacity of
circulating fluid is too
large.
Adjust PID value (proportional
band, integral time and
derivative time) of setting
mode Level 2 by hand.
Overloaded during
auto tuning mode
Avoid overload.
ERR20
Low fluid
level alarm
Stop
Fluid level of tank is
not enough.
Refill tank with fluid.
Fluid is leaking.
Check all fluid connections
connected with the product.
Temperature rises and
falls +/-1 to 2 C
gradually about the set
point temperature.
-
Flow rate of
circulating fluid is
low.
Keep the flow rate 3L/min or
more.
-
PID parameters are
set incorrectly.
If the temperature cannot be
stable at default value,
perform auto tuning.
11 Declaration of Conformity
Below is a sample Declaration of Conformity(DoC) used for this product.
An actual DoC will be supplied with each product.
URL :
http// www.smcworld.com (Global) http// www.smceu.com (Europe)
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice from the manufacturer.
© 2017 SMC Corporation All Rights Reserved.

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