The T8078C digital electronic controller is designed for
individual zone control of terminal units in fan coil and
air conditioning systems.
The controller provides position control of valves or
dampers (for airside control), and is capable of
mounting on a switching sub-base for manual control
of the fan speed.
T8078C has great applications flexibility built-in – all
applications and control modes can be selected simpl
bysettinga bank of switches inside the product.
Control parameters are also adjusted by means of onboard switches.
T8078C also supports a number of features that
enhance the applications capability.These include
remote sensin
an external input), remote setpoint adjustment, and
heat/cool changeover.
Installation and commissionin
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T8078C
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION SHEET
FEATURES
• Modern styling makes T8078C ideal for locating in
the occupied space, particularly in offices and
hotels.
• Proportional + Integral (P+I) control form ensures
close temperature control under all operating
conditions.
• Control modes and applications configured by onboard switches.
• Choice of control Modes:
-3-position modulating
-thermal predictive modulating (TPM)
-On/off
• Choice of Applications:
-2-pipe fan-coil cooling
-2-pipe fan-coil heating
-2-pipe fan-coil cooling +2-stage on/off heating
-2-pipe fan-coil heating +2-stage on/off cooling
-2-pipe fan-coil heat/cool changeover
-4-pipe fan-coil heat + cool in sequence
• Choice of control parameters:
-1, 2, or 4 K for the Proportional Band
-2, 4 K for the Zero Energy Band
• Automatic heat/cool changeover is achieved b
using a remote switch, or a pipe thermostat
(S4390A1004) on the supply water pipe.
• Control setpoint can be remotely adjusted by ±±±±5K.
• Energy Savings Input - a local contact closure or a
central voltage input will switch T8087C to Energ
Savings Mode, where the cooling and heating
setpoints will change to pre-defined setup and
setback temperatures, enabling maximum energ
efficiency. Setup/setback values can be set 2-8K b
means of an on-board potentiometer.
• Sensoroptions:On-boardorexternal(Wall
mounted, or Remote/return air). The connection of
an external sensor is detected automatically.
• Valve commissioning sequence for fast system
check.
• Periodic valve exercise and synchronisation.
• Simple user diagnostics capability – by means of a
flashing LED mounted inside the thermostat cover.
• Diagnosticoutput–forcommunicationof
diagnostic system information to a PC tool.
• Extra wide Input Voltage Specification : 18 – 30 Vac.
• Automatic calibration offset over full voltage range.
• Suitable for mounting either on the terminal unit or
on the wall (surface or wall-box mounting).
• Wiring access from the rear, and surface wiring
knockouts at the top and sides.
24 Vac nominal 50/60Hz, operating range 18 – 30 Vac
1.2 VA nominal (electronics only)
0.3 A (maximum) for all outputs at 24 Vac, with solid state switching
15 to 30 °C
Made via a bank of 6 on-board dip switches
3 different Control Modes :-
Modulating : 3-position modulating P+I control, based on adjustable proportional Band
(Xp), and 150sec valve run-time
On/Off: Primary stage control is P+I on/off output based on adjustable
Proportional Band (Xp) and a fixed cycle rate (6 cycles/hour Cooling, 6
cycles/hour heating)
: Secondary stage control is P+I on/off output based on a fixed Proportional
Band of 1K and a fixed cycle rate (6 cycles/hour Cooling, 12 cycles/hour
heating)
TPM: Special on/off control mode for thermo-electric actuators
6 different Applications System types :-
• Heat / Cool Changeover
• Cooling Only
• Cooling + optional 2-stage On/off Heating
• Heating Only
• Heating + optional 2-stage On/off Cooling
• Heating + Cooling Sequence Control
1K, 2K, or 4K (depending on system) selected using DIP switches
1K for secondary 2-stage Heating or Cooling stage control
2K or 4K selected using DIP switches
Fixed at 1K, for Systems with secondary 2-stage Heating or Cooling
±0.5K at 20°C
Operating range 0 to 40 °C
-20to55°C
10 to 90%, non condensing
±5K by remote unit, resistance input (Q979B1029, Q979C1036)
2 to 8K setup/setback possible, by means of external contact closure input
Value set by potentiometer on T8078C
Contact closure can be local or central, to control a group of T8078C (up to 50 max)
Automatic changeover by means of external contact closure input
Input can be local (from aquastat) or central from switch/relay (controls up to 50 max)
Directly onto wall or wall-box (65x65mm junction box with 60mm screw pitch) or inside
terminal unit or fan-coil
Also mounts on fan speed subbase Q6360A1025
Mounting accessory F42007789 available for other mounting configurations
14 x screw terminals capable of accepting up to 1.5mm² stranded cable
Max length of wiring to actuators is 100m @ 1.0mm², 150m @ 1.5mm²
Flame retardant plastic housing
83.5 x 83.5 x 40 mm
IP30 (IEC144)
CE mark, conforming as follows :
4-pipe fan-coilValve controlModulating cooling + heating in sequence6
“On/off cooling + heating in sequence12
“TPM cooling + heating in sequence18
Airside control (damper)Modulating cooling + heating in sequence1 or 2
17
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
A diagram of compatible T8078B system components is shown below.
Q979C1036
Q979C1036
REMOTE SETPOINT
REMOTE SETPOINT
REMOTE SETPOINT
Q979A1020
Q979A1020
SPACE TEMP
SPACE TEMP
SENSOR
SENSOR
REMOTE SETPOINT
Q979B1029
Q979B1029
ADJUST UNIT
ADJUST UNIT
ML6161
ML6161
ML6174
ML6174
N2024
N2024
N3424
N3424
+ SENSOR
+ SENSOR
T8109C1002
T8109C1002
T8109C1002
SENSOR
SENSOR
SENSOR
T8078C CONTROLLER
T8078C CONTROLLER
MODULATINGTHERMALON/OFF
MODULATINGTHERMALON/OFF
ACTUATORsACTUATORACTUATOR
ACTU ATORsACTUATORACTU ATOR
M7410C
M7410C
M6410C
M6410C
Q6360A1025 SUB-BASE
Q6360A1025 SUB-BASE
VALVES
VALVES
M100
M100
Z100
Z100
M8450
M8450
ENERGY SAVINGS INPUT
ENERGY SAVINGS INPUT
HEAT/COOL CHANGEOVER
HEAT/COOL CHANGEOVER
S4390A1004
S4390A1004
PIPE STAT
PIPE STAT
V5822C
V5822C
V5822C
V5832C
V5832C
V5832C
V5823A
V5823A
V5823A
V5833A
V5833A
V5833A
V5823C
V5823C
V5823C
V5833C
V5833C
V5833C
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OPERATION
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Control Modes
T8078Cgives a choice of 3 different output control modes, to
suit a range of different actuators and system requirements.
Modulating Control
3-position modulating control is a control form that exactly
positions the control valve in order to satisfy the cooling or
heating demand.
For each valve actuator there are 2 control outputs, one to
drive the valve open, and another to drive the valve closed.
The controller can send out control pulses to each of these
outputs to move the valve to any position between fully
closed and 100% open. The required valve position is
calculated using a P+I algorithm, with an adjustable
Proportional Band (Xp), and valve actuator run-time of
150seconds.
This type of control gives optimum performance over a wide
range of conditions.
On/Off Control (with P+I input)
The on/off control form used by T8078C is one where the
output is cycled on and off with a fixed cycled period. The
on-time is adjusted by a P+I algorithm so the heating or
cooling demand is met and the space is controlled to
setpoint.
The cycle rate is 6cycles/hour for cooling and heating.
For the primary control stage, the Proportional Band (Xp) can
be selected to be either 1, 2, or 4K, depending on the
system.
For the secondary control stages, the Proportional Band is
fixed at 1K and the cycle rate is 6cycles/hour for cooling,
12cycles/hour for heating.
This type of on/off control ensures closer control to setpoint
than conventional on/off control based on a temperature
differential.
TPM Control (for Thermo-Electric Actuators)
Thermo-electric (or thermal) actuators are very cost effective
devices, but they present particular difficulties to control
because of the time-lags in their response to control inputs.
Therefore T8078C uses a special Thermal Predictive
Modulating (TPM) control to operate thermal actuators in the
optimum way.
This type of on/off control ensures closer control
performance when using thermal actuators than
conventional on/off control or pulse-width modulating control.
Operating Modes
T8078C has 2 main operating modes,
Energy Savings Mode
Commissioning Mode
, and also has a
which is entered immediately on
power-up.
Comfort Mode
This is the normal operating mode, where T8078C controls
to the setpoint selected by the user.
Comfort Mode
Startup /
and
Energy Savings Mode – continued
In Energy Savings Mode the Setup/Setback values can be
set between 2-8K by means of an on-board potentiometer.
In cooling only systems (1, 7, 13) the setpoint will be
increased (setup) by the set value fixed by the potentiometer.
In heating only systems (2, 8, 14) the setpoint will be
decreased (setback).
In heat/cool changeover systems (5, 11, 17) the heating
setpoint will be decreased in heating mode, and the cooling
setpoint will be increased in cooling mode.
In coolin
+ heatingsystems (anysystem with a Zero Ener
Band) the cooling setpoint will be increased by the set value
and the heating setpoint will be decreased by the same
amount. The setpoint remains the same, but the effect is to
widen the Zero Ener
Band.
Energy Savings - From Central Location
A group of T8078C units can be switched to Energy Savings
mode using a central switch. A maximum of 50 units can be
switched this wa
the polarity of wiring connections is correct.
Each T8078C controller will switch to its own pre-defined
setback values, as set by its on-board potentiometer.
Input Wiring Connections
Input Wiring Connections
Single Unit Energy Savings
Single Unit Energy Savings
T8078C
T8078C
Central Energy Savings
Central Energy Savings
T8078C
T8078C
T8078C
T8078C
T8078C
T8078C
, but extreme care must be taken to ensure
14
14
Switch should be rated 30 Vdc
Switch should be rated 30 Vdc
13
13
0.5 mA nominal
0.5 mA nominal
12
12
11
11
10
10
9
9
8
8
7
7
6
6
5
5
4
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
Switch should be rated 30 Vdc
Switch should be rated 30 Vdc
0.5 mA nominal
0.5 mA nominal
11
11
10
10
11
11
10
10
= Normal Operation
= Normal Operation
= Energy Savings Mode
= Energy Savings Mode
= Normal Operation
= Normal Operation
= Energy Savings Mode
= Energy Savings Mode
Energy Savings Mode
T8078C has an Energy Management System, where the
detection of an external input signal will cause the cooling
and heating setpoints to change to pre-defined setup and
setback temperatures, enabling maximum energy efficiency.
This input signal must be in the form of a contact closure,
connected to terminals 10 and 11.
11
11
10
10
x 50 units maximum
x 50 units maximum
Take care to always observe polarity of connection
Take care to always observe polarity of connection
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Energy Savings Mode - Examples
Startup & Commissioning
On power up, T8078C will immediately undergo a test and
synchronisation sequence to enable Installers and
Commissioning Engineers to test the system is wired correctly.
Test Sequence
For all control modes, the test sequence will last 60 seconds,
and will consist of switching the 4 control outputs on and off in
the sequence illustrated. The outputs are connected to
terminals 3, 4, 6, and 7.
If it is necessary to repeat the sequence, the power supply can
be switched off then back on again.
Valve Synchronisation
The synchronisation sequence will depend on what type of
Control Mode
For modulating systems, the test sequence will be followed by
a 3 minute valve synchronisation, where the valves will be
driven to the closed position in order to establish a baseline
control reference.
For on/off and TPM control systems, the valve closure
sequence will last 10 seconds.
The synchronisation sequence will be repeated 12 hours after
power up, and thereafter every 24 hours. This is designed to
ensure there will be no disturbance to temperature control
during normal hours of building occupancy.
The Diagnostic LED will pulse on and off in the sequence
illustrated for Terminal 3 if no faults are detected (see Section
entitled ‘Diagnostics & Fault Indication’ for a complete
description).
has been selected.
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