A.J. Antunes & Co TTC, 8051420110 User Manual

A. J. ANTUNES & CO. www.ajantunes.com 180 Kehoe Blvd., Carol Stream, Illinois 60188

TTC Installation Information

IMPORTANT

Please read these instructions carefully to assure
correct installation. This equipment must be
installed by a licensed electrician. Prior to being
put into operation, check all wiring and function of
the unit.

Specifications

Sensor Type: Thermocouple (Type J or K)

NOTE: Ungrounded thermocouples are required when

multiple controllers/indicators are used or if the transform­er is grounded.

Accuracy: 1% Full Scale ± LSD

Power: 12 VAC/DC (24 VAC, 115 VAC, 230 VAC with

external transformer), 50/60 Hz.

Control: On/Off

Output: 10 Amp. Relay, Standard (Resistive Load) or

12-16 VDC @ 30 mA

Temperature Range: 50º to 990ºF (10ºC to 530ºC)

Ambient Operating Temperature: -30ºF to 140ºF

(-35ºF to 60ºC)

Ambient Storage Temperature: -40ºF to 180ºF
(-40ºF to 82ºC)

Connections: Terminal - Screw Terminal

Hysteresis: Typically 1-2° unless offered otherwise

Display: 3-Digit LED (0.56” Ht.)

Package: Panel Mount Epoxy Encapsulated

Shipping Weight: 1 lbs. (.45 kg)

Panel Cutout

Mounting Bracket and Screw

Bracket and Screw Positions

Dimensions

2.8”

(71 mm)

3.10”

(79 mm)

2.82”

.308”

(8 mm)

1.4”

(36 mm)

1.13”

1.4”

(36 mm)

3.10”

(79 mm)

NOTE: Dimensions are for reference only.

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TTC Installation Information

Wiring Diagram

The wiring diagram provides required wiring information.
12 VAC/DC @ 250 mA must be supplied to the unit’s
“power input.” Connect unit as indicated. If the unit is
powered by a step down transformer, then 24, 115 or 230
VAC must be connected to the transformer primary and
the secondary connected to the power input of the
controller/indicator.

Power and thermocouple wire should not be placed in
the same conduit or wiring trough. However, wires from
several thermocouples may be in the same conduit
or wiring trough. If shielded thermocouples are used,
the shields should be insulated electrically from the
thermocouple wires and terminated to earth ground.

Ungrounded thermocouples are required when
multiple controllers/indicators are used or if the
transformer is grounded.

Wiring Diagram―Different Power Requirement

For long thermocouple runs, the proper thermocouple
extension wire must be used, and the proper polarity
must be maintained. If these precautions are not
observed, the unit may not meet specifications.

To Device
12 VAC/DC
Unit & Control
Device Power

Being Controlled

TC-

TC+

Power

Input

Zero

N.C.

Relay

C.

}

Output

{

N.O.

Span

+

}

-

To Drive

Solid State

Relay

12 VAC/DC
Unit Power

115/230 VAC
Control Device
Power

To Device
Being Controlled

The Diagram above illustrates how to wire the relays for
the different power requirements.
The relay must have an external power source for you to
be able to control your device.

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TTC Installation Information

Assembly

1. Remove bracket and insulator from unit.

2. Place TTC unit through panel cut-out.

3. Place insulator on TTC unit and attach bracket.

NOTE: Bracket is not to touch metal surface of panel.
Bracket must rest on insulator. Any other method of
mounting will cause damage to the internal operation of
the TTC unit.

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NC

Set Point Calibration and Output States

If transformers other than those supplied by Antunes
Controls are used, the transformer colors/leads and
power capabilities may not be the same.

If field calibration is required, a two-point calibration
with a millivolt generator can be used. Allow 30 minutes
for the unit to stabilize before calibrating. Calibrate the
low reading by adjusting the zero pot. Enter the second
calibration higher than the first point and adjust the span.
Recall these two points if needed.

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NC

Temperature over
setpoint, relay not
operated

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NC

Temperature under
setpoint, relay operated

When the button on the lower left of the unit is pushed in
and held, the set point is displayed. As long as the button
is held in, the set point is displayed. When the button is
out, the temperature at the thermocouple is displayed.
The knob on the lower right is used to change the set
point. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the set point.
Turn the knob counter clockwise to decrease the set
point.

The diagram above shows the output states of the
controller internal relay when the temperature as seen by
the thermocouple is above or below the set point. Make
the connection accordingly observing the power rating
of the contacts. The unit will read “EEE” for over range
inputs. If the thermocouple “opens”, the internal relay will
go its “not operated” state.

Sold State Replay Output

When the temperature seen by the thermocouple
is above the set point, there will not be any voltage
between - and + terminals. If the temperature seen by the

thermocouple is below the set point, there will be 12‒16

VDC output. This output is capable of providing 30 mA.
If an “open” thermocouple condition occurs, the voltages
between - and + terminals will be zero.

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TTC Installation Information

Warranty

1. Antunes Controls products are guaranteed to be free
from mechanical and electrical defects for a period of
one year from date of shipment under normal use and
service provided installation is made in accordance
with manufacturers’ recommendations.

2. Parts deemed defective shall be repaired or replaced
at manufacturers option and at manufacturers expense
but shall not include foreign or federal excise taxes,
state or municipal sale or use taxes, all such taxes
not limited to the foregoing being responsibility of the
purchaser.

3. No charge for travel and/or mileage will be allowed to
purchaser.

4. Antunes Controls reserves the right to make changes
in design or make any improvements on any products.
The right is always reserved to modify our equipment
because of new technology, underwriter’s requirements
and/or government regulations.

5. The following are not covered under warranty:

a. Failure from neglect, abuse, careless handling and

mis-application of unit.

Limitation of Liability: If it is understood and agreed

that seller’s liability whether in contract, in tort, under

any warranty, in negligence or otherwise, shall not

exceed the return of the amount of the purchase price

paid by purchaser and under no circumstances shall

seller be liable for special, indirect or consequential

damages. The price stated for the equipment is a

consideration in limiting seller’s liability. No action,
regardless of form, arising out of the transactions may
be brought by purchaser more than one year after the

cause of action has accrued.

b. Failure to observe guidelines for installation or

improper voltage hook-up.

c. Failure caused by improper maintenance.

d. Unless specifically allowed by Antunes Controls, no

other charges may be included under warranty.

A.J. Antunes & Co.

Headquarters/Manufacturing

180 Kehoe Boulevard

Carol Stream, Illinois 60188 USA

Phone [phone]

Toll Free [phone]

Fax: [phone]

www.ajantunes.com

Antunes Equipment

Manufacturing (Suzhou) Ltd.,

9 Hou Ju Road, Building #24,

S&T Park, SND

Suzhou, Jiangsu, China 215011

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