User Manual

Siemens Building Technologies Application :48 RWD68/48 - 02.2001
HVAC Products RWD68 1
RWD68/48
RWD68 Universal Controller
Application 48
Maximum priority
Room temperature control
Air electric heater
Chilled water control valve
Control (P or PI)
Room temperature control
On/off control of the air electric heater
Proportional control ( 0..10Vdc ) of the chilled water valve.
Maximum priority function to control the cooling valve.
Optional day / night set point adjustment .
S1
X1
X2
D1
Y1
Q1
CP
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M1
Y1
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X1
X2
S1
CCV
HCV
PC
HLT
PS
HC
HS
Room temperature sensor
Input from humidity controller.
Day/Night selector
2-port chilled water valve
Humididty control valve
Personal computer
High limit thermostat
Pressure switch
Humidity controller
Humidity sensor
X1
Universal analogue input - main sensor
Auxiliary analogue input
Digital input
Analogue output
Digital output
Communication port
P
HLT
PS
T
T
H
Y1
HC
B1
HS
HCV
Room temperature sensor can be selected as Ni1000, Pt1000, or active sensor.(X1)
Adjustable dead zone with separate heating and cooling set points.
Adjustable differential of digital output Q1.
Adjustable proportional band of analogue output Y1.
Integral action function selection and adjustment.
The cooling coil control valve is controlled by both the humidity controller and the
temperature controller via the priority function in the temperature controller.
Day / night set points can be selected via time clock or switch.
A high limit manual reset thermostat is mounted downstream of the air electric heater,
and de-energises the heater on excessive duct temperatures. This thermostat has to
be manually reset following detection of overheating. It is often supplied by the
supplier of the electric heater.
A pressure switch is also specified to detect loss of static pressure in the duct,
indicating loss of fan. This also de-energises the electric heater but it is auto reset and
allows electric heater function following the detection of fan operation.
These safety units can be connected directly in series with small electric heaters, but
for larger electric heaters they are connected to a heater contactor that switches the
electric heater.
Supplemental features
Control
Operating modes
Safety functions

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