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EC2 Series<br />

The compact EC2 series is available with either TCP/IP<br />

or LON communication protocols and covers many<br />

applications including:<br />

Display Case and Coldroom Controllers<br />

The EC2 series has been extended to cover applications<br />

where the display cases are connected to a multiple<br />

compressor application. In this case, the dedicated<br />

compressor relay on the controller is no longer<br />

required and is available as a spare relay to perhaps<br />

switch the display case lighting.<br />

The controllers can therefore be split into two groups;<br />

controller is required to switch the compressor<br />

directly; integral application and those connected<br />

to a multiple compressor (rack) system.<br />

The EC2-21x, EC2-31x and EC2-35x have the<br />

dedicated compressor relay<br />

The EC2-29x, EC2-39x and EC2-37x are for use with<br />

the rack system.<br />

The EC2-200 series of controllers are specifically<br />

designed for display cases for use with TXV. The<br />

controller performs the function of Thermostat,<br />

defrost and fan management and is capable of<br />

operating a standalone condensing unit or being<br />

incorporated into a distributed system controlled<br />

by a rack.<br />

The EC2-300 series of controllers incorporate the<br />

functionality of the EC2-200 model but additionally<br />

has a superheat algorithm to control the EX2<br />

electrical control valve.<br />

The EC2-300 series are available in two versions:<br />

EC2-31x / EC2-39x Temp / Temp: the superheat is<br />

controlled using two temperature sensors.<br />

EC2-35x / EC2-37x Pressure / Temp: the superheat is<br />

controlled using a pressure transmitter (PT4 series)<br />

in conjunction with a temperature sensor.<br />

Whilst the products were developed for display<br />

cases, they may also be applied to control a simple<br />

coldroom.<br />

Condensing Unit Controllers<br />

The EC2-500 series of controllers are suitable for<br />

controlling the compressors and fans of a condensing<br />

unit. Digital inputs are available for individual<br />

compressor feedback loops from the safety chain,<br />

which typically consists of low and high pressure<br />

switches together with motor protection and oil<br />

management controls. A common feedback is also<br />

available for the fans.<br />

PT4 series pressure transmitters are used to measure<br />

the suction and discharge pressures to modulate the<br />

compressor and fan capacities.<br />

Three models are available:<br />

EC2-512: to control up to 2 compressors (on/off<br />

control) and 2 fans (on/off control)<br />

EC2-542: to control up to 2 compressors; on/off<br />

control and a 0...10V output which can be used in<br />

conjunction with the FSP series of fan speed power<br />

modules for variable fan speed control.<br />

EC2-552: to control single compressor or tandem<br />

compressor condensing units with a Copeland Digital<br />

Scroll compressor. It features a 0…10V output to<br />

connect to an <strong>Alco</strong> <strong>Controls</strong> FSP fan speed power<br />

module for variable fan speed control. Alternatively<br />

this output may be used to control fan motor speed<br />

with an inverter or to connect to ECM type fan motors<br />

directly.<br />

Condenser Controllers<br />

The EC2-700 series provide an economical solution<br />

for condenser control.<br />

Two models are available:<br />

EC2-71x: to control up to 4 fans, on/off. A feedback<br />

loop is available for each fan.<br />

EC2-74x: provides a 0...10V output to feed FSP series<br />

fan speed power modules. Several FSP modules<br />

may be connected in parallel to speed control all<br />

fans simultaneously.<br />

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