Goldline SP-30, SP-30D Product Manual

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Temperature ControlTemperature Control
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Temperature Control
DescriptionDescription
DescriptionDescription
Description
The SP-30 and SP-30D controls are single stage, general purpose, temperature controls for use in HVAC, refrigeration, and industrial applications. The setpoint temperature range is user selectable from:
-30°F to +100°F or 70°F to 200°F
The SP-30 control provides one isolated SPDT relay output while the SP-30D provides two (ef­fectively DPDT). The relays on both the SP-30 and SP-30D are controlled by comparing the thermistor temperature sensor to the adjustable setpoint temperature. The user can select either “heat” mode (relay operates on temperature fall) or “cool” mode (relay operates on temperature rise). The control setpoint can be set using the
internal setpoint dial (factory setting) or a remote setpoint dial (see Goldline RSP-30 remote set­point on page 7). The SP-30 and SP-30D also features a plug in connector for a TD-30 Digital Display Monitor. The TD-30 snaps into the cover for easy mounting and displays both sensor and setpoint temperatures.
Power can be provided from a 24VAC, 24VDC, 115VAC or 240VAC power source. Relay con­tacts are completely isolated so the outputs can switch any voltage, regardless of the power source. On SP-30D models, one relay output can switch high voltage, the other switch low voltage. A movable divider is provided to separate high and low voltage wiring compartments.
Sensors: Thermistor, 10K @ 25°C/77°F
Type SW supplied with control Interchangeable with any IE temperature sensor 1000 ft. maximum wire run
Setpoint: Low -30 to +100°F
High 70 to 200°F
Differential: 1-25°F
Accuracy: +/- 1°F
Environment: -30 to +130°F
0-95% rH, non-condensing
SpecificationsSpecifications
SpecificationsSpecifications
Specifications
Power: Approx. 2VA required from any power
source: 21-27VDC 21-27VAC, 50/60Hz 105-130VAC, 50/60Hz 195-250VAC, 50/60Hz
Outputs: SPDT isolated (dry)contacts,
1HP@115VAC, 2HP@240VAC rating @ 240VAC:
20A on NO contacts 10A on NC contacts
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SP-30
SP-30DSP-30D
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SP-30D
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Setup
The SP-30 and SP-30D can be configured to operate in a variety of applications using jumpers located on the circuit board (see diagram below). Set these jumpers based on your application,
before attempting to install or wire the control. The jumper functions and appropriate positions are shown in the diagram below.
SETPOINT
DIFF 1
R
C
1 2 3 4
Setpoint
Selection
Anti-Cycle Protection
Cool/Heat
Selection
Setpoint
Range
Connector
for TD-30
Power LED
Output LED
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Mounting
The SP-30 and SP-30D controls are designed for mounting indoors, protected from the weather and with non-condensing humidity. For outdoor use or in moist environments use a Goldine RE-1 raintight enclosure. Use the mounting screws supplied or optional mounting bracket (consult IE factory).
Sensor Mounting and Wiring
To maximize temperature measurement accuracy securely mount the sensor and then insulate it to protect it from the effects of ambient temperature. 18 AWG twisted pair wire should be used for normal indoor runs. Sensor wiring run outdoors must be rated for outdoor use and ensure that wire connections are protected from the weather. For long runs or runs near other electrical wiring use shielded cable (Belden 8760 for indoor use or Belden 8428 for outdoor use). Ground the shields to one of the control's cover screws. If the SW
sensor supplied with the control does not meet your needs, contact your distributor for informa­tion on the wide range of interchangeable Goldline temperature sensors.
The temperature sensor wires run back to the control should be connected to the screw termi­nals labeled "3" and "4". See diagram on page 5.
Power input
The SP-30 and SP-30D controls require power to operate. Either 24VAC, 24VDC, 115 or 208/ 240VAC can be used. Be sure to only power the control with ONE power input. Connect 24VAC to the “R” and “C” terminals; 24VDC to the “R” (+) and “C” (-); 115VAC to the terminals marked “115VAC” or 208/240VAC to the terminals marked “240VAC”. Connect grounds to the green screw provided or use grounding clips (eg Steel City “Gee clips” or Raco #975). Refer to wiring diagram below.
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