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CDP 75/125/165 - Dantherm Air Handling AS

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9<strong>75</strong>672 • Version 3.4 • 13.02.2012<br />

Hygrostat and other control options, continued<br />

Defrosting If the <strong>CDP</strong> <strong>75</strong>/<strong>125</strong>/<strong>165</strong> are used in the temperature range between 15 and 20°C the<br />

evaporator coil should be protected by a sensor.<br />

Connection of<br />

defrosting sensor<br />

When the defrosting sensor registers a temperature below 5°C, the control interprets<br />

this as ice building up on the evaporator coil and lets the unit run for another 30<br />

minutes. Then the compressor stops and the fan leads the room air over the evaporator<br />

coil until the defrosting sensor registers that the temperature has reached 5°C.<br />

This defrosting process is called passive, demands-related defrosting, as it only takes<br />

place when needed.<br />

The defrosting sensor is supplied on demand as an extra accessory. A mounting instruction<br />

follows the defrosting sensor.<br />

Please follow this procedure to connect a defrosting sensor:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 The defrosting sensor is fixed in points 15 and 16 on the PCB terminal<br />

2 DIP Switches 3 and 6 are set on ON<br />

3 The sensor is placed in the sensor pocket of the evaporator coil<br />

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