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Hardware Installation<br />

Wiring the <strong>Case</strong> <strong><strong>Control</strong>ler</strong> (cont.)<br />

In this case, the connections described below will be made to the external relay instead of the on-board relay.<br />

The <strong>Case</strong> <strong><strong>Control</strong>ler</strong>’s relays will be connected from the NO contact to the external relay as depicted on the<br />

following page.<br />

Note: See Technical Specifications (page 33) for relay ratings and output details.<br />

• Connect the fan to Relay #1.<br />

Connect L1 to the relay COM<br />

terminal. Connect L2 to one<br />

terminal on the fan. Connect<br />

an additional wire from the<br />

relay NC terminal to the other<br />

terminal on the fan.<br />

• Connect the defrost element<br />

to Relay #2. Connect L1 to the<br />

relay COM terminal. Connect<br />

L2 to one terminal on the<br />

defrost element. Connect<br />

an additional wire from the<br />

relay NO terminal to the other<br />

terminal on the defrost element.<br />

• Connect the lighting to Relay<br />

#3. Connect L1 to the relay<br />

COM terminal. Connect L2<br />

to one terminal on the lights.<br />

Connect an additional wire<br />

from the relay NC terminal to<br />

the other terminal on the lights.<br />

• Connect the network cable to<br />

the “Network” terminals on the<br />

controller. Connect the other<br />

end to the network terminals<br />

on the nearest Micro Thermo<br />

controller.<br />

• Connect the pressure<br />

transducer cable to “Pevap.”<br />

The three colored wires must be<br />

connected as shown.<br />

• Connect the evaporator<br />

temperature sensor to “Tevap.”<br />

• Connect the air temperature (or<br />

control temperature)<br />

sensor to “Tair.”<br />

• Connect the defrost<br />

termination sensor to “Tdef.”<br />

• Connect the optional auxiliary<br />

input temperature sensor<br />

to “Taux.”<br />

• Connect the external antisweat<br />

relay to the “Antisw”<br />

connection.<br />

• Connect dry-contact or<br />

switch to digital inputs<br />

“DI1” and/or “DI2.”<br />

• Connect the stepper motor<br />

valve to the “Valve” terminals.<br />

The four colored wires must be<br />

connected as shown.<br />

F1<br />

F2<br />

F3<br />

F4<br />

120/240V Power<br />

L N Earth<br />

FAN ELEC. DEFROST LIGHTING<br />

COM<br />

NO COM NC NO COM NC<br />

NO NC<br />

NETWORK RS485 DC OUT<br />

A B A B 26V Gnd<br />

P evap T evap T air T def T aux Di1 Di2 Antisw Valve<br />

5V S Gnd + - + - + - 2 3 1 4<br />

PWR<br />

PWR<br />

PWR<br />

120/240V<br />

Power<br />

Fan<br />

Electric Defrost<br />

Observe all local electrical codes.<br />

Use caution when working around<br />

high voltage components.<br />

Lighting<br />

Network<br />

Pressure Transducer<br />

NET<br />

RED<br />

WHITE<br />

P/N 023-0076 (Blue)<br />

Temperature Sensor (T° COIL)<br />

BLACK<br />

SHIELD<br />

BLACK<br />

WHITE<br />

GREEN<br />

RED<br />

Switch<br />

P/N 023-0072 (Orange)<br />

Temperature Sensor (T° DEF)<br />

P/N 023-0073 (Green)<br />

Temperature Sensor (T° AIR)<br />

SER or SEI<br />

Typical<br />

Stepper<br />

Motor Valve<br />

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