Space Mounted RH & T Sensors - Sontay

RH-1000Date of Issue: 31/08/2012Issue Number: 5.5Page 1 of 6Space MountedRH & T SensorsFeatures:Benefits:±2% and ±3% Accuracy VersionsMulti-function sensorFully configurable LCD DisplayDirect thermistor temperature optionsavailableBlends into the fabric of any buildingHigh stability & reliabilityLong term stability4-20mA, 0-5Vdc and 0-10Vdc outputsfor compatibility with a wide range ofcontrollersTechnical OverviewThe RH-1000 uses the latest high accuracy RH & T element, and offers options such as set point adjustmomentary switch and fan speed selection, together with a multi-line backlit LCD display. A 0-10Vdc overridestatus input option is also available, allowing occupancy indication on the display.4-20mA, 0-10Vdc or 0-5Vdc outputs for temperature and RH are available as standard. A custom output rangefor temperature can be requested, between 0°C and +50°C.A directly connected passive thermistor temperature output is also available, as an alternative to the standardactive temperature output.Tel: +44 (0) 1732 861200. - E-mail: sales@sontay.com. - Web: www.sontay.com.© 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved

RH-1000Date of Issue: 31/08/2012Issue Number: 5.5Page 2 of 6Specification:Outputs:Voltage 0-10Vdc or 0-5VdcCurrent 4-20mA*Output ranges;RH 0 to 100%Temperature 0 to 40°C (standard)-TR in range of 0 to 50°CTemp. accuracies ±0.5°C, between 20 & 40°COptional Passive Outputs:ThermistorSet point 0-10KΩ or 11-1KΩlinearMomentary switch VFCFan Speed ResistivePower Supply:Voltage 12-26Vac or 16-26Vdc@60mA max.Current 20-26Vdc only @70mA max.Ambient:Temperature 0°C to 50°CRH0 to 95% RH, non-condensingHousing:Material ABS (flame retardant)Colourpolished white finishDimensions115 x 85 x 28mmAmbient range -10 to 60°CProtectionIP30Country of origin UKPart Codes:RH-1000-AHSpace RH & T transmitter ±2%RH-1000Space RH & T transmitter ±3%Suffixes (add to part code)-T Direct resistive temperature output*Thermistor types:A (10K3A1) B (10K4A1) C (20K6A1)H (SAT1) K (STA1) L (TAC1)M (2.2K3A1) N (3K3A1) P (30K6A1)Q (50K6A1) S (SAT2) T (SAT3)W (SIE1) Y (STA2) Z(10K NTC)Platinum types:D (PT100a) E (PT1000a)Nickel types:F (NI1000a) G (NI1000a/TCR (LAN1))-SP-MS-FS3-FS5-LCD-TR2-Wire resistive set point 0-10KΩ or 11-1KΩMomentary switchResistive 3-speed fan switchResistive 5-speed fan switchIntegral LCDCustom temperature output range scalingNotes *:If using the -LCD option, when in loop powered mode theback light will not be lit. The transmitter will require a 0Vconnection for the back light to work (3-wire).When using the -T option, they are not compensated forinternal heating.Tel: +44 (0) 1732 861200. - E-mail: sales@sontay.com. - Web: www.sontay.com.© 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved

RH-1000Date of Issue: 31/08/2012Issue Number: 5.5Page 3 of 6Installation:Antistatic precautions must be observed when handling these sensors. The PCB contains circuitry that can bedamaged by static discharge.1. Select a location on a wall of the controlled space which will give a representative sample of the prevailing roomcondition. Avoid sitting the sensor in direct sunlight, on an outside wall or near heat sources. An idea mountingheight is 1.5m from the floor.2. Undo the tamperproof screw at the bottom of the housing.3. To remove the front panel from the base, twist a screwdriver as below and pull gently the front panel from thebase.4. Using the base as a template mark the hole centres and fix to the wall with suitable screws. Alternatively the baseplate can be mounted on to a conduit box or standard recessed back box. The base plate is suitable for EU & NorthAmerica fixings.N America mountingEU mounting5. Feed cable through the hole in the base plate of the housing and terminate the cores at the terminal block asrequired. Leaving some slack inside the unit.6. Set jumper links according to output type required (see page 3 for jumper details).7. Replace the housing to the base plate.8. Fit the tamperproof screw (if required) through the lug at the bottom of the base plate.9. Before powering the sensor, ensure that the supply voltage is within the specified tolerances.Note: When using the sensor with a 4-20mA output, it is important to make all electrical connections beforeapplying the supply voltage. If the sensor is not connected sequence, then you may see a higher reading thanexpected (can be as much as 55mA).10. Allow 3 minutes before checking functionality, and at least 30 minutes before carrying out pre-commissioningchecks. This will allow the electronics time to stabilise.Tel: +44 (0) 1732 861200. - E-mail: sales@sontay.com. - Web: www.sontay.com.© 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved

RH-1000Date of Issue: 31/08/2012Issue Number: 5.5Page 4 of 6Warning:Relative humidity transmitters are sensitive electronic devices and care should be taken at all times to ensure that they are notexposed to extreme ambient conditions or incorrect electrical connection. Transmitters should not be exposed to directmoisture contact (e.g. rain) and saturation of the transmitter at very high humidity should be avoided wherever possible.Connections:Left Hand terminal Block:Right Hand Terminal Block (if -T option is selected);24V Supply + 24Vac or Vdc (see note below) T2 Direct thermistor output onlyGND Supply 0V (other half of OP1 if J11 is set to T)OP1 Temperature output (see J11 settings) MS1 Momentary switch VFC outputOP2 RH output MS2 Momentary switch VFC outputGND Common 0v P5* Set pointOP3 Not used P6* Set point, wiperGND Common 0V P7* Set pointOVRD 0-10Vdc input to indicate occupancy or override. FS2 Fan speed switch output, resistiveNote: that this can only be used if voltage output FS1 Fan speed switch output, resistiveis used, as it needs a common 0VNotes:* 2-wire 11-1kΩ output is required use terminals P6 and P72-wire 0-10kΩ output is required, use terminals P5 and P6Direct thermistor output (if fitted) is between terminals OP1 and T2, polarity is independent. When using the -T option, theyare not compensated for internal heating.Voltage outputCurrent outputNominal voltage 24Vac/dc.If using in current output mode, the sensor must only be used with a 24Vdc supply. The sensor may bedamaged if supplied with AC. Please see note in section 9 on previous page regarding connections.Jumper Settings:J10If the outputs are set to voltage (by putting jumpers J1, J2 and J3 in the “V” position), the output can be set to either0-10Vdc or 0-5Vdc;J1, J2, J3These set the outputs to either voltage of current, V for voltage, I for currentJ11Selects either active temperature output (current or voltage) or direct thermistor.OP1 = active temperature outputT = direct thermistorTel: +44 (0) 1732 861200. - E-mail: sales@sontay.com. - Web: www.sontay.com.© 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved

RH-1000Date of Issue: 31/08/2012Issue Number: 5.5Page 5 of 6PCB Layout:Options:Set point, this is available in two standard values;- + (legend markings on housing fascia)0kΩ 10kΩ11kΩ 1kΩUsing an external 1kΩ resistor (not supplied) on the 0-10K terminals 1-11KΩ can be achieved if required.Potentiometer tolerances are ±30%Fan speed, the position of the selector switch will cause the resistance between the terminals to alter as shown below.Switch positionOutputAutoOpen circuit3 22.7KΩ2 26KΩ1 29.3KΩOff32.6KΩMomentary switch, rated at 24Vac/dc @ 500mA max.Commissioning:To perform an accurate comparison between a transmitter output and a portable reference, it is essential that the twoprobes are held adjacent for a minimum of 30 minutes in a stable RH environment. Only in this way can speed of responseand temperature factors be eliminated. It is not uncommon for test instruments and transmitters to disagree by 10% RH ormore when site measurements are taken incorrectly. ‘Slings’ or other mechanical hygrometer should not be used as areference.Tel: +44 (0) 1732 861200. - E-mail: sales@sontay.com. - Web: www.sontay.com.© 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved

RH-1000Date of Issue: 31/08/2012Issue Number: 5.5Page 6 of 6Psychrometric Formulae:It is possible using the humidity and temperature outputs to calculate Enthalpy, Dewpoint and Absolute Humidity using thecalculations below;Enthalpy [kJ/kg]= (((0.622 * (610.78 * EXP(T db / (T db + 238.3) * 17.2694) / (100/RH))) / (101300 - 610.78 * EXP(T db / (T db + 238.3)* 17.2694) / (100/RH))) * (2501 + (1.84 * T db ))) + (1.007 * T db ) - 0.026)Dew Point [°C]= (LN(((610.78 * EXP(T db /( T db +238.3) * 17.2694)) / (100/RH)) / 610.78)) * (238.3/(17.294 - (LN(((610.78 *EXP(T db /( T db + 238.3) * 17.2694)) / (100/RH)) / 610.78))))Absolute Humidity [g/m³]= (((0.000002 * T db ^4) + (0.0002 * T db ^3) + (0.0095 * T db ^2) + (0.337 * T db) + 4.9034) * RH/100)Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this specification, Sontay cannot accept responsibility for damage, injury,loss or expense from errors or omissions. In the interest of technical improvement, this specification may be altered without notice.Tel: +44 (0) 1732 861200. - E-mail: sales@sontay.com. - Web: www.sontay.com.© 2012 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved