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VAV Controllers LVC-LowVelocity - TROX

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Flow characteristics · Wiring examples<br />

Characteristics of the control signal (example)<br />

Characteristics of the actual value signal<br />

V min unit V Nom V min unit V Nom<br />

Value to be set =<br />

V<br />

V Nom<br />

× 100 %<br />

Control signal w in V<br />

Actual value signal U in V<br />

Volume flow rate in % of V Nom<br />

Volume flow rate in % of V Nom<br />

Variable flow rate control<br />

Room temperature<br />

controller<br />

The supply voltage and the remote room temperature<br />

controller must be connected as shown in the circuit<br />

diagram on the left.<br />

<strong>TROX</strong> Compact<br />

Constant flow rate control<br />

As soon as the 24 V supply voltage is applied, the controller<br />

runs the set Vmin value as a constant flow rate.<br />

<strong>TROX</strong> Compact<br />

Changeover V min / V max<br />

S1<br />

<strong>TROX</strong> Compact<br />

Override controls OPEN / CLOSED<br />

S2<br />

S3<br />

Diode 1N 4007<br />

<strong>TROX</strong> Compact<br />

Switch S1 enables a changeover between the two constant<br />

flow rates Vmin and V max .<br />

Switch S1 open : Vmin<br />

Switch S1 closed : V max<br />

When multiple <strong>LVC</strong>-<strong>LowVelocity</strong> units are connected in<br />

parallel, switch S1 must be used as changeover switch and<br />

the contact for Vmin operation must be connected to the<br />

ground (terminal 1).<br />

The override controls for OPEN and CLOSED (see left)<br />

can be achieved using external switches (potential-free<br />

contacts); this applies to AC voltage only.<br />

Switch S2 closed: Damper blade CLOSED<br />

Switch S3 closed: Damper blade OPEN<br />

All override controls can be combined both with each other<br />

and with the different circuit options. All connections and<br />

wiring done by the customer must comply with the generally<br />

accepted standards of good practice and any specific local<br />

standards.<br />

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