Concoa Altos 2 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

ADI 0025-G

ALTOS 2™

System Monitor

INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Carefully Read These Instructions Before Operating

Carefully Read These

Controls Corporation of America

1501 Harpers Road • Virginia Beach, VA 23454

Telephone [phone] or 757-422-8330 • Fax [phone]

www.concoa.com

May 2018

Revision G

SAFETY

BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF
FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR INJURY.

 While the Altos 2™ is dust and moisture resistant, it is NOT water-proof or

completely sealed. It should be installed where it will not be subjected to rain or
high concentrations of dust. Never pour or spray liquids directly onto the product.

 Install the Altos 2™ where the ambient temperature range is between 0° F and

140° F.

 THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN EXPLOSIVE

ENVIRONMENTS.

 DO NOT INSTALL THIS PRODUCT IN ANY HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENT.
 If product appears damaged in any way, do not use and request service from

CONCOA.

USER RESPONSIBILITY

Service to this product should only be performed by CONCOA or an authorized
CONCOA agent. Requests for service may be made through CONCOA CUSTOMER
SERVICE at 1-800-225-0473. Written requests may be made using CONCOA’s FAX
number at 1-757-422-3125 or CONCOA’s E-MAIL at [e-mail]

CONCOA accepts no responsibility for damage or injury if this product is modified in
any way.

CONCOA assumes/accepts no liability or responsibility for damage to individuals or
equipment that may occur when using this product

Index

Description of Product .........................................................................................................2

Power Requirements ............................................................................................................2

Alarm Relay Specifications .................................................................................................2

Understanding Alarm Operation ..........................................................................................3

Mounting Requirements.......................................................................................................4

Installation Instructions ........................................................................................................5

Connecting External Input Devices to the Altos 2™ ...........................................................5

Connecting Alarm Outputs ................................................................................................16

Muting Audible Alarm .......................................................................................................16

Configuration using the LCD Screen .................................................................................17

Status Menu .......................................................................................................................18

Channel Settings ................................................................................................................19

Input/Alarm Mode .....................................................................................................20

Alarm Set Point ..........................................................................................................21

Units of Measure ........................................................................................................22

Alarm Settings ...................................................................................................................22

Alarm Delay ...............................................................................................................23

Blink When Both In Alarm ........................................................................................24

System Settings ..................................................................................................................25

Set Channel Offset .....................................................................................................26

Set Channel Max ........................................................................................................27

Deadband ...................................................................................................................28

Audible Mode ............................................................................................................29

Power Save Mode ......................................................................................................30

Keypad Lockout .........................................................................................................31

Test Mode ..................................................................................................................31

Reset ...........................................................................................................................32

About..........................................................................................................................32

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................33

Warranty Information ........................................................................................................34

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DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT

The CONCOA Altos 2™ system monitor reports the status of up to 2 individual points of
observation. Ideal for monitoring automatic switchovers and other fail-safe gas delivery
installations with pressure switch or transducer pressure monitoring capability. The
pressure reading for 4-20mA transducers or contact closure status for pressure switches
will be displayed locally on a 2.57” LCD screen for up to 2 channels. The statuses of all
inputs are also displayed locally with high visibility multicolor LEDs that turn red when
an input exits its normal condition. Additionally, status may be accessed through three
dry contact relay outputs, one for each input channel and a master alarm.

POWER REQUIREMENTS

Input Voltage: External Power Supply
Universal input voltage 96-264 VAC, 50/60Hz.

Power Consumption: 5 watts

ALARM OUTPUT RELAY SPECIFICATIONS:

Contacts: Normally Open/ Normally Closed Dry Contact
Contact Rating: 24 volts DC @.5 amps Max.

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UNDERSTANDING ALARM OPERATION

Figure 1

Figure 1 shows the location of the various inputs, outputs, and indicators for the Altos 2™. The
Altos 2™ has a universal power supply.

Input signals coming from external devices are connected to the Altos 2™ via individual wires
through a 1/2” conduit connection in the bottom of the enclosure to a terminal strip.

The Altos 2™ provides output relay signals to indicate the state of channel 1, 2, and the master
alarm. The master alarm is engaged when either channel is in alarm with signals brought out
through terminal connectors consisting of 3 terminal blocks. Each terminal block contains a
common voltage input, a normally-closed contact, and a normally-open contact.

Output relay signals are routed from the Altos 2™ terminal strip via individual wires through a
1/2” conduit connection on the bottom of the enclosure.

Figure 1 shows a view of the front panel which is laid out with two status lights representing
channels 1 and 2. The indicator lights are bi-colored LEDs so that the same light can be turned
ON as either a green indicator or a red indicator. A green LED indicates a normal condition. A
red LED indicates an alarm condition. If the option has been enabled, a blinking red LED
indicates that both channels are in alarm.

On the left side of the front panel, a speaker is used to provide an audible indication of an alarm
condition. The alarm silence button in the upper right portion of the front panel allows the
operator to silence the audible alarm even while an alarm condition still exists.

In the center of the front panel is a 2.9” diagonal LCD screen used for displaying channel 1 and 2
status as well as system configuration menus. On the right side of the screen are four directional
arrows used for navigating the configuration menu.

The Altos 2™ allows for either a 4-20mA transducer or a contact closure input (typical pressure
switch) for channel monitoring. The channel configuration is selectable via the system menu.

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The 4-20mA inputs are accessed via a terminal block containing the +12vdc supply line and the
signal return for each channel. The channel pressure is displayed on the LCD screen and,
depending on the channel alarm configuration and set point, the channel LED with either be
green (normal state) or red (alarm state).

The contact closure inputs are also accessed via a terminal block containing a +12vdc supply line
and a signal return for each channel. The Altos 2™ can use normally closed (N.C.) or normally
open (N.O.) contact signals from the external inputs to determine the state of the alarms. The
normal conditions of these alarms are customizable via the configuration menu.

If there are no alarm conditions, the Altos 2™ will turn on the green indicator next to the status
being monitored. When an alarm condition occurs, the color of the indicator next to its status
changes from green to red. At the same time, the audible buzzer in the Altos 2™, if enabled, will
begin to sound. The LCD screen will display the current channel pressure or whether the contact
is open or closed depending on the channel’s configuration. The set of contacts representing this
alarm condition will alarm in the relay output section of the Altos 2™.

MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS

Figure 2

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

After mounting the Altos 2™ to the wall, wire any monitored devices through the conduit
connections and to the input terminal blocks (see Figures 3-13, Table 1). If using the relay
output of the Altos 2™ to connect to another alarm or system, attach wires to the relay output
terminal blocks (see Figure 3, Table 1).

Turn Altos 2™ on by plugging the unit directly into a wall outlet and turning the power switch
on the left side of the unit to the on position. The system may be tested once it is connected to an
external device by tripping the external alarm, causing the corresponding input LED to turn red.

CONNECTING EXTERNAL INPUT DEVICES TO THE

ALTOS 2™

The Altos 2™ is designed to interface with up to 2 external pressure transducers (by default) or
any dry contact inputs depending on the channel configuration. The external device wires
(+12Vdc out, signal in) are brought in through a conduit connector on the left side of the box and
connected to terminal blocks on the left hand side of the circuit board. Figures 3-13 and Table 1
outline how to connect various CONOCA products to the Altos 2™.

The recommended cable for this assembly is 14-26 AWG wire (Alpha # 1176C or equivalent).
The length of each cable should be limited to 500 feet for pressure transducers and 1500 feet for
dry contact inputs.

After cutting the cable to length, remove the outer jacket to expose approximately 3/4 inch of the
internal conductors on both sides of the cable. Strip away 1/4-inch of the insulation on each of
the conductors, unscrew the terminal block, insert wire, and tighten screw. Test to ensure the
wire does not pull out of the connector.

Table 2 shows common wire part numbers that are available to connect to various CONCOA
devices. Contact CONCOA for details.

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Figure 3

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Terminal Function

J1-1 Channel 1 Pressure Switch Signal Return
J1-2 Channel 1 Pressure Switch +12V Supply
J1-3 Channel 2 Pressure Switch Signal Return
J1-4 Channel 2 Pressure Switch +12V Supply

Terminal Function

J4-1 Channel 1 Transducer Signal Return
J4-2 Channel 1 Transducer +12V Supply
J4-3 Channel 2 Transducer Signal Return
J4-4 Channel 2 Transducer +12V Supply

Terminal Function

J2-1 Channel 1 LED Driver (for 522/523 Switchovers Only)
J2-2 Channel 2 LED Driver (for 522/523 Switchovers Only)
J2-3 Ground

Terminal Function

J5-1 Channel 1 Normally Closed Relay Output
J5-2 Channel 1 Relay Common
J5-3 Channel 1 Normally Open Relay Output

Terminal Function

J6-1 Channel 2 Normally Closed Relay Output
J6-2 Channel 2 Relay Common
J6-3 Channel 2 Normally Open Relay Output

Terminal Function

J7-1 Master Normally Closed Relay Output
J7-2 Master Relay Common
J7-3 Master Normally Open Relay Output

Switch Function

SW1-5 Alarm Silence
SW1-4 Keypad Lockout
SW1-3 Reserved
SW1-2 Reserved
SW1-1 Reserved

Dipswitch

Input

Input

Output

Output

Output

Output

Table 1

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Figure 4

Figure 5

Figure 6

8

Figure 7

9

Figure 8

Figure 9

10

Figure 10

11

Figure 11

12

Figure 12

Figure 13

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Figure 14

Figure 15

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Table 2

Length Usage

5295320-3 3 Feet

5295320-10 10 Feet

5295320-25 25 Feet

5295320-50 50 Feet

5295320-100 100 Feet

5295340-3 3 Feet

5295340-10 10 Feet

5295340-25 25 Feet

5295340-50 50 Feet

5295340-100 100 Feet

5295341-3 3 Feet

5295341-10 10 Feet

5295341-25 25 Feet

5295341-50 50 Feet

5295341-100 100 Feet

5295342-3 3 Feet

5295342-10 10 Feet

5295342-25 25 Feet

5295342-50 50 Feet

5295342-100 100 Feet

5295343-3 3 Feet

5295343-10 10 Feet

5295343-25 25 Feet

5295343-50 50 Feet

5295343-100 100 Feet

5295344-3 3 Feet

5295344-10 10 Feet

5295344-25 25 Feet

5295344-50 50 Feet

5295344-100 100 Feet

5295345-3 3 Feet

5295345-10 10 Feet

5295345-25 25 Feet

5295345-50 50 Feet

5295345-100 100 Feet

5295346-3 3 Feet

5295346-10 10 Feet

5295346-25 25 Feet

5295346-50 50 Feet

5295346-100 100 Feet

5295350-3 3 Feet

5295350-10 10 Feet

5295350-25 25 Feet

5295350-50 50 Feet

5295350-100 100 Feet

5295360-01-003 3 Feet
5295360-01-006 6 Feet
5295360-01-012 12 Feet
5295360-01-025 25 Feet
5295360-01-050 50 Feet
5295360-01-100 100 Feet

*L in the Cable Assembly Part Number is the Length. Available Lengths are Shown in this Table.

542 Series High Flow Backup System

Protocol Stations with

Pressure Switch Gauge

AutoSwitches with

Pressure Switch Gauges

Dual Regulator Switchovers with Pressure

Switch Gauges:

Alarm to Intrinsic Safety Barriers

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­538 / 544 / 642/ 643 Series IntelliSwitch IIs

CONCOA Cable Ass'y Part No.

5295320-L

4-Pin Circular Connector x 4 Bare

Wires (Red, Green, White, Black)

5295341-L

6-Pin Circular Connector x

3 Bare Wires (Red, Orange, Black)

5295342-L

6-Pin Circular Connector x

6 Bare Wires (Blue, Green, Red,

Orange, White, Black)

5295343-L

4 Bare Wires x 4 Bare Wires

(Blue, Red, Orange, Black)

5295360-01-###

Packard Connector

x 2 Bare Wires

(Black, Red)

All CONCOA Products with

Standard Transducer(s)

(Not Applicable for Products with

Intrinsically Safe Transducer(s))

5295350-L

8-Pin Circular Connector x

4 Bare Wires

(Blue, Red, Orange, Black)

577 Series CryoWiz™

5295340-L

6-Pin Circular Connector x 4 Bare

Wires (Blue, Red, Orange, Black)

Dual Regulator Switchovers with Pressure

Switch Gauges

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

539 / 640 / 641 Series IntelliSwitches

5295345-L

2 Bare Wires x 2 Bare Wires

(Red, Orange)

5295346-L

3 Bare Wires x 3 Bare Wires

(Red, Orange, Black)

AutoSwitches with

Pressure Switch Gauges:

Alarm to Intrinsic Safety Barriers

Dual Regulator Switchovers with
Transducers, Protocol Stations with
Transducer, and AutoSwitches with

Transducers:

Alarm to Intrinisic Safety Barriers

Protocol Stations with

Pressure Switch Gauge:

Alarm to Intrinsic Safety Barriers

5295344-L

6 Bare Wires x 6 Bare Wires

(Blue, Green, Red, Orange,

White, Black)

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CONNECTING ALARM OUTPUTS

The Altos 2™ provides output signals corresponding to the alarm conditions that it senses,
presented through relay contacts, and brought out to terminal connectors on the right hand side of
the circuit board connector at the bottom of the alarm. Signals are then routed through the
conduit connector on the right side of the box. A total of three relay output terminal strips are on
the circuit board; one for each channel and a master alarm signal. Each terminal strip contains
the independent common input signal, a normally closed output, and a normally open output.
(See Figure 3 for terminal strip locations.)

The recommended cable for making an output cable assembly is 14-26 AWG. The length of each
cable should be limited to 1500 feet.

After cutting the cable to length, remove the outer jacket to expose approximately 3/4 inch of the
internal conductors on both sides of the cable. Strip away 1/4-inch of the insulation on each of
the conductors, unscrew the terminal block, insert wire, and tighten screw. Test to ensure the
wire does not pull out of the connector.

MUTING AUDIBLE ALARM

It is sometimes desirable to silence the audible alarm on the Altos 2™. This can be accomplished
in one of two ways.

1) Pressing the alarm silence button on the top right hand side of the front panel will

temporarily silence the alarm. In this mode, the audible alarm will automatically sound
on the next asserted alarm

2) To permanently silence the alarm, power down the unit, open the front cover, and flip

SW1-5 off (open) (See Figure 3.).

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CONFIGURATION USING THE LCD SCREEN

The Altos 2™ is equipped with an LCD screen for displaying system status and configuration of
the system. The Altos 2™ LCD screen displays system status by default.

Figure 16

The Altos 2™ Settings Menu is also displayed via the LCD screen. Pressing any navigation
button on the front right of the enclosure (Figures 1 + 16) when the status screen is displayed
will enter the Settings Menu.

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Figure 17

The up and down keys allow the user to navigate the menu selections. To enter a menu selection,
press right/enter when the selection is highlighted. To go back a level, press the left/back key. To
disable the navigation buttons, power down the unit, open the front cover and flip SW1-4 on
(closed) (See Figure 3.). Pressing the navigation buttons when the keypad is locked will cause
the Altos 2™ to display a keypad lock out warning for a couple of seconds before returning to
the display screen.

SETTINGS MENU

The Altos 2™ Settings Menu is divided into four sections: Channel1, Channel2, Alarm, and
System. Pressing right/enter when the selection is highlighted enters the submenu.

Figure 18

 “Channel 1” and “Channel 2” = Input configuration settings for channels 1 and 2

respectively.

 “Alarm” = Global alarm configuration settings.
 “System” = System configuration settings.

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CHANNEL SETTINGS

The Channel Settings Menus “Channel 1 “ and “Channel 2” contain three settings for each
channel: Input/Alarm Mode, Alarm Set Point, and Units of Measure

Figure 19

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Input/Alarm Mode

Input/Alarm mode configures the specified channel input for transducer, contact closure, or
disables the input.

Figure 20

 Transducer/Over - Configures the specified channel to use the transducer input and

causes the channel to alarm when the measured pressure rises above the alarm set point
(see Alarm Set Point Section).

 Transducer/Under (DEFAULT) - Configures the specified channel to use the transducer

input and causes the channel to alarm when the measured pressure falls below the alarm
set point (see Alarm Set Point section).

 Switch/Closed - Configures the specified channel to use the contact closure input and

causes the channel to alarm when the contact closes.

 Switch/Open - Configures the specified channel to use the contact closure input and

causes the channel to alarm when the contact opens.

 Input Disabled - Disables the input so that the specified channel will not alarm, the

corresponding LED turns off, and the LCD screen displays five dashes.

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Alarm Set Point

Alarm Set Point determines the pressure at which the Altos 2™ will alarm when it is configured
for Transducer/Over or Transducer/Under mode.

Figure 21

Pressing up or down on a particular digit will modify only the selected digit. To navigate
between digits, press left or right. To save the selected setting, navigate to the far right digit and
press right again. The Altos 2™ will not allow the user to select a value outside the maximum
and minimum values displayed. The default value for this setting is 500 PSI.

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Units of Measure

Units of Measure determines BAR, PSI or kPa. Altos 2™ will display the selection for the
specified channel. The default setting is PSI.

Figure 22

ALARM SETTINGS

The Alarm Configuration menu contains two global alarm choices: Alarm Delay and Blink.

Figure 23

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Alarm Delay

Alarm Delay specifies the number of minutes after an alarm condition is detected for the Altos
2™ to display an alarm condition.

Figure 24

Pressing up or down on a particular digit will modify only the selected digit. To navigate
between digits press left or right. To save the selected setting, navigate to the far right digit and
press right again. The Altos 2™ will not allow the user to select a value outside the maximum
and minimum values displayed. The default value for this setting is 0 minutes.

Pressing up or down on a particular digit will modify only the selected digit. To navigate
between digits, press left or right. To save the selected setting, navigate to the far right digit and

press right again. The Altos 2™ will not allow the user to select a value outside the maximum

and minimum values displayed. The default value for this setting is 0 minutes.

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Blink When Both In Alarm

Blink When Both in Alarm causes the red alarm LEDs to blink when both channels are in alarm.
The default setting is OFF.

Figure 25

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SYSTEM SETTINGS

The System Configuration menus contain twelve settings: Set Ch1 Offset, Set Ch2 Offset, Set
Ch1 Max, Set Ch2 Max, Deadband Ch1, Deadband Ch2, Audible Mode, Power Save Mode,
Keypad Lockout, Test Mode, Reset, and About.

Figure 26

Figure 27

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Set Channel Offset

The Offset specified for a channel calibrates the pressure transducer for the specified input.

Figure 28

To calibrate the transducer, apply a pressure greater than zero but less than the maximum
transducer pressure rating. Pressing up or down on a particular digit will modify only the
selected digit. To navigate between digits, press left or right. To save the selected setting,

navigate to the far right digit and press right again. The Altos 2™ will not allow the user to select

a value outside the maximum and minimum values displayed.
The default value for this setting is 0.

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Set Channel Max

The Max Pressure Setting specified for a channel configures the maximum pressure rating for the
specified pressure transducer.

Figure 29

Pressing up or down on a particular digit will modify only the selected digit. To navigate
between digits, press left or right. To save the selected setting, navigate to the far right digit and
press right again. The default value for this setting is 6000 PSI.

WARNING: Changing this value to a value that does not match the actual range of the
transducer used will result in invalid pressure readings.

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Deadband

The Deadband specified for a channel configures the value that the specified channel pressure
must rise above or fall below the alarm set point to clear the channel alarm (depending on the
Input/Alarm Condition).

Figure 30

Pressing up or down on a particular digit will modify only the selected digit. To navigate
between digits, press left or right. To save the selected setting, navigate to the far right digit and

press right again. The Altos 2™ will not allow the user to select a value outside the maximum

and minimum values displayed. The default value for this setting is 15 PSI.

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Audible Mode

Audible Mode provides instructions on how to change the audible mode. Default is ON.

Figure 31

WARNING: If audible mode is enabled, each navigational button press results in a chirping
sound. If audible mode is disabled the speaker is completely silent.

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Power Save Mode

Power Save Mode, when enabled, turns off the LCD screen after fifteen minutes of inactivity.
(When the screen is off the unit will still alarm as normal.) Pressing any button on the front cover
will wake the unit up when in power save. Default Mode is OFF.

Figure 32

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Keypad Lockout

Keypad Lockout provides instructions for changing the Keypad Lockout mode. Default Mode is
OFF.

Figure 33

Test Mode

Test Mode provides instructions for enabling Test Mode. Test Mode toggles all LED’s, speakers
and relays as well as displays the Altos logo to test proper operation of the unit. When Test
Mode completes ten iterations, the unit returns to the status screen.

Figure 34

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Reset

Activating Reset restores all parameters to the factory default state and resets the device.

Figure 35

About

The about screen displays the system part number as well as the installed software version.

Figure 36

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Symptom

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

No display or status lights.

 No power to the system.
 Check that the power source is live.
 Power connections came loose from

electronic control board.

 Restore power.
 Restore power connections to

electronic control board

 Replace electronic control board.

The pressure readings are
incorrect on the system
display.

 Transducer is not properly calibrated
 Transducer connection came loose from

the electronic control board

 Transducer cable is damaged
 Transducer is not working properly

 Recalibrate the transducer using the

Ch Offset option under the System
menu

 Restore transducer connections to

electronic control board

 Replace transducer cable
 Replace transducer
 Replace electronic control board

There pressure switch status
is not displaying properly

 Pressure switch connection came loose
 Pressure switch is damaged

 Restore pressure switch connections
 Replace pressure switch
 Replace electronic control board

Output relays not
functioning

 Remote monitoring system is not

powered.

 Wiring between the Altos 2™ output

relays and the remote monitoring system
is not correct.

 Check that the remote system is

powered on

 Check wiring between Altos 2™

output relays and remote monitoring
system.

TROUBLESHOOTING

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WARRANTY INFORMATION

This equipment is sold by CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA under the warranties set forth in the
following paragraphs. Such warranties are extended only with respect to the purchase of this equipment directly
from CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA or its Authorized Distributors as new merchandise and are
extended to the first Buyer thereof other than for the purpose of resale.

For a period of one (1) year from the date of original delivery (90 days in corrosive service) to Buyer or to Buyer’s
order, this equipment is warrantied to be free from functional defects in materials and workmanship and to conform
to the description of this equipment contained in this manual and any accompanying labels and/or inserts, provided
that the same is properly operated under conditions of normal use and that regular periodic maintenance and service
is performed or replacements made in accordance with the instructions provided. The foregoing warranties shall not
apply if the equipment has been repaired: other than by CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA or a
designated service facility in accordance with written instructions provided by CONTROLS CORPORATION OF
AMERICA; or altered by anyone other than CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA; or if the equipment has
been operated under improper conditions or outside published specifications; or if the equipment has been damaged
or does not function due to improper installation, improper supply of required utilities, accident, abuse, misuse,
natural disaster, insufficient or excessive electrical supply, abnormal mechanical or environmental conditions, or
debris or particles in the gas or liquid source of supply.

CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA’s sole and exclusive obligation and Buyer’s sole and exclusive

remedy under the above warranties is limited to repairing using new or reconditioned parts or replacing, free of
charge except for labor if permanently installed for the continuous supply of gas by other than a technician certified
by CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA specifically to do so, at CONTROLS CORPORATION OF

AMERICA’s option, the equipment or part, which is either (1) reported to its Authorized Distributor from whom

purchased, and which if so advised, is returned with a statement of the observed deficiency, and proof of purchase of
equipment or part not later than seven (7) days after the expiration date of the applicable warranty, to the nearest
designated service facility during normal business hours, transportation charges prepaid, and which upon
examination, is found not to comply with the above warranties with return trip transportation charges for the
equipment or part paid by Buyer or (2) in the case of designated equipment permanently installed for the continuous
supply of gas, reported to an Authorized Service Center with proof of initial installation no later than seven (7) days
after the expiration date of the applicable warranty, and which is evaluated for compliance with the above warranties
by technician certified by CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA, and which is determined by CONTROLS
CORPORATION OF AMERICA based on said evaluation to be non-compliant.

CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA SHALL NOT BE OTHERWISE LIABLE FOR ANY
DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES, OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, WHETHER SUCH DAMAGES RESULT FROM NEGLIGENCE,
BREACH OF WARRANTY OR OTHERWISE.

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE
WARRANTIES HEREINABOVE SET FORTH. CONTROLS CORPORATION OF AMERICA MAKES
NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITH

RESPECT TO THE EQUIPMENT OR PARTS THEREOF.

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Certified ISO 9001

Controls Corporation of America

1501 Harpers Road Virginia Beach, VA 23454

Telephone [phone] or 757-422-8330 • Fax [phone]

www.concoa.com

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