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Defensor Mk5 Technical Documentation

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Control signal / Humidity sensor signal<br />

The connection of an external active controller “A1”, a passive controller “A2”, an On/Off Humidistat “A3”<br />

or a humidity sensor (for control via the internal controller), is accomplished on the appropriate contacts<br />

on the terminal strip in accordance with the connection schematic. Note the following connection<br />

information:<br />

Controller<br />

extern intern<br />

Connection active controller passive controller On/Off controller Humidity sensor<br />

“A1” “A2” “A3”<br />

Pos. Jumper JP2<br />

24V 5V<br />

– neutral JP2<br />

X X<br />

24V 5V<br />

– 5V JP2<br />

140 Ω…10 kΩ<br />

24V 5V<br />

– 24V JP2<br />

X<br />

Rotary switch S3<br />

Pos. Signal<br />

0 No signal selected<br />

1 On/Off 24V X<br />

2 0…5 VDC (Potentiometer) X<br />

3 0…10 VDC X X<br />

4 0…1 VDC X X<br />

5 1…5 VDC X X<br />

6 2…10 VDC X X<br />

7 0…20 V Phase intersect X X<br />

8 4…20 mA X X<br />

9 0…20 mA X X<br />

Note: The controller humidity sensor is to be mounted at a suitable position in the duct after the steam<br />

distribution pipe, with a minimum separation of 5 times the humidification distance B N (but not close to<br />

the heating or cooling units of the ventilation system).<br />

Please refer to the separate installation instructions for the controller/sensor when positioning and<br />

connecting these components.<br />

Control cable for versions with two units<br />

The supplied control cable (flat ribbon cable) is connected to terminal “J6” on the control board of unit A<br />

and to terminal “J7” on the supply module of unit B.<br />

Connecting the fan unit<br />

See separate documentation “Fan unit”<br />

RS232/RS485 connection<br />

See separate documentation “Interface RS232/485”

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