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CLIMATIC™ 50 User manual - Lennox

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THERMOSTAT / HYGROSTAT – Set points<br />

SET POINTS, TEMPERATURE<br />

Function<br />

Climatic is programmed in order to maintain a temperature as comfortable as possible with the most economic usage<br />

of the unit.<br />

Description<br />

The room temperature is maintained between a minimum<br />

threshold - corresponding to the heating point - and a maximum<br />

threshold - corresponding to the cooling point. The regulation<br />

“dead zone” is defined between these two thresholds.<br />

In order to be user friendly, one temperature set point is used.<br />

This set point is in the middle of the dead zone.<br />

If this set point is modified, it has priority on the 2 thresholds, but<br />

the dead zone range remains defined by the difference between<br />

the 2 thresholds.<br />

If the Thresholds 3322 and 3323 are modified, set point 3311 is<br />

automatically calculated to their average value.<br />

3311 � Customer temperature set point (°C), adjustment by zone.<br />

3322 � Cooling temperature threshold (°C), adjustment by zone.<br />

3323 � Heating temperature threshold (°C), adjustment by zone.<br />

Set point modification by an external signal<br />

The set point can be remotely modified with a signal 4-20mA (see CUSTOMIZED INPUT / OUTPUT)<br />

For a 4 mA signal the temperature set point is decreased by 5°k<br />

For a 20 mA signal the temperature set point is increased by 5°k<br />

A linear rule is applied between the two signals.<br />

DYNAMIC SET POINT<br />

Function<br />

Cooling Threshold (3322)<br />

Customer set point (3311)<br />

Heating Threshold (3323)<br />

CLIMATIC<strong>50</strong> – IOM – Rooftops/ Aircoolair CL<strong>50</strong>-ROOFTOPS-IOM-1107-E 15<br />

Dead zone<br />

∆<br />

∆<br />

Cooling Mode<br />

Heating Mode<br />

This function allows to obtain a proportional shift of the cooling threshold according to the outside temperature.<br />

Description<br />

The cooling threshold starts to increase once the outside air temperature is over the cooling threshold plus the value of<br />

the dynamic set point.<br />

If you don’t wish to use this function, allot to the option dynamic set point the value 99.9°c<br />

Example:<br />

If the cooling threshold is equal to 25°C and that the dynamic set point is equal to 6K<br />

The cooling threshold drift will start for an outside temperature of 31°C (25°C + 6K) and then the threshold will follow the<br />

outside temperature evolution keeping a 6K difference.<br />

3321 � Dynamic set point (K), adjustment by zone.<br />

Ambient Temp °C

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