Installation and
MeQuw@
Microprocessor-Based
Leaving Water Control
Model AS-UNT33n-l
This controller is offered as an option on ALR “C vintage and
WHR “D” vintage packaged chillers where control of Leaving
Water Temperature is desired. On these units with the controlIer factory installed, the control is preset and calibrated and
should not need any adjustment other than the control setpoint.
For further information on the AS-UNT33n-l microproces-
Maintenance Data
Bulletin No. IM 552
December, 1993
Form No. 573899Y
sor-based Leaving Water Controller and accessories contact
SnyderGeneral Corporation for specification sheets for each
individual control,
The controller and sensor covered in this installation and
maintenance data bulletin are available as substitute replacements for earlier ALR and WHR units.
Table Of Contents
introduction—AS-UNT33n-l ................................................2
General Description .........................................................2
Standard Control Characteristics .........................................2
AS-UNT33n-l Specifications ...............................................2
AS-UNT33n-l Accessories ..................................................2
Installation ...........................................................................3
Standards Compliance .....................................................3
Dimensional Data .............................................................4
Mting ...............................................................................5
Operation .............................................................................7
Chiller System ..................................................................7
Leaving Water Temperature Control Operation ...............7
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Johnson Controls Leaving Water Sensor ,...........................8
Hone~ell Leaving Water Sensor ........................................8
Additional Features ..............................................................9
Settings and Adjustments ..................................................l O
System Checkout and Troubleshooting .............................10
Features Requiring Factory Configuration .........................11
Reset Options ................................................................ll
Zone Terminal User’s Guide ..............................................l3
Introduction ....................................................................l3
Getting Started ..................................................................l4
Making Zone Terminal Adjustments ..................................15
Zone Terminal Glossary ....................................................l6
Introduction
General Description
The AS-UNT33n-l microprocessor-based leaving water control is designed to control multiple capacity steps of coolin9from
a single sensor.
The AS-UNT33n-l operation is based on an adjustable
setpoint and control band as shown in the “operation” section
of this document. If the Leaving Chilled Water Temperature
begins to rise to the desired setpoint plus control band/2 (upper
limit), Cooling Stage 1 brings on the first stage of cooling.
Additional stages of cooling will follow as long as the Leaving
Water Temperature remains above the upper limit of the control
band. As the leaving water temperature begins to drop to
setpoint minus control band/2 (lower limit), cooling stages will
Standard Control Characteristics
Table 1: Standard Control Characteristics
DESCRIPTION
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Setpoint Range
Control Band Range
Interstate On Delay Between
Stages
Minimum Off Time (each stage)
Minimum On Time (each stage)
Soft Start During Start-up
AS-UNT33n-l
10”F to 60”F (-12-C to +15-C)
Adjustable
I
O-F to 10“F (O-Cto 60”)
Adjustable
60 seconds
5 Minutes
60 Seconds
50% command over 5 minutes
SETTING
begin to de-energize.
There will be no energizing orde-energizing of cooling stages
as long as the leaving water temperature is between the upper
and lower limits of the control band.
As a rule, anytime the leaving water temperature is above the
upper limit of the control band, stages will be energized, and
anytime the leaving water temperature falls below the lower
limit of the control band, stages will be de-energized.
At the initial start of the unit a time delay will occur. There is a
60-second Interstate On Delay between stages. Each stage
incorporates minimum on and off timers with a maximum cycle
rate of six cycles per hour.
Table 2: Controller Specific Characteristics
CONTROLLER
DESCRIPTION
AS-UNT330-I
AS-UNT332-I
AS-UNT334-1
AS-UNT336-1
NUMBER OF
STAGES
4or6
8
4or6
8
LEAVING WATER
SENSOR
Honeywell
Honeywell
Johnson Controls
Johnson Controls
Caution: Offering this control device is not intended to imply
that rapid cycling of compressors iscondoned by SnyderGeneral.
If an application produces rapid cycling, the control and/or the
application must be reviewed and altered to prevent compressor failure.
AS-UNT33n-l
Electrical Ratings”:
Input voltage and frequency (terminals
24 VAC-COMMON) 20 to 30 VAC at 50/60 Hz
(50 Hz requires download.)
Power Consumption:
25 VA at 24 VAC and 50/60 Hz
Input Signal:
Honeywell sensor—positive temperature coefficient of 4.8
ohms/Degree F; resistance of 3484 ohms at 77”F. Johnson
Controls sensor—positive temperature coefficient of 3 ohms/
Degree F; resistance of 1000 ohms at 70”F.
Number of Stages Selection:
Refer to Table 5, Figure 1 for stage selection.
Temperature Ranges:
Ambient: -40”F to +150°F.
AS-UNT33n-l Accessories
Model No.
Johnson TE-6313P-1
Johnson TE-6300-300 070312401
Sensor Well 047441506
Johnson TE-6410S-200-0 070312801
Johnson AS-ZW330-1
Honeywell C7173AI 017
Honeywell C7170AI 010
Honeywell 121 371A 046442403
Honeywell 121371E
Johnson AS-KITIOO-O
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McQuay Pert No. Quantity Description
070312301
070312701 1 Zone Terminal
048442405
046442402
048442404 1
1 Outdoor Air Sensor
1
1 Immersion Well
depends on Zone Temperature Sensor
#of zones
1 Immersion Sensor (30 ft. cord)
1 Immersion Sensor (10 ft. cord)
1 Copper Immersion Well
1 Resetor Test Kit
Specifications
Humidity Rating:
5 to 90% RH noncondensing.
Leaving Water Sensor:
The Honeywell C7173AIOI 7, Honeywell C7170AI 010, or
Johnson Controls TE-6300-300 senses Leaving Water Temperature on control terminals A13 and A13 COM.
Table 3: Contact Rating
CONTACT
N.O.
NC, 24
NO. 120/240
NC, 120/240
Immersion Sensor (30 ft. cord) Senses Leaving or Return Water Temperature
Stainless Steel Immersion Well Used with C7173AI017 or C7I7OA1OIO
VOLTAGE (V)
24
Application
Used for reset of Leaving Water Setpoint.
Used with TE-6300-300
Used for zone temperature reset
Used for monitoring and local control of
designated points
Sensing of Leaving Water Temperature
Sensing of Leaving Water Temperature
Used with C7173AIO17 or C7170AIOI0
Used for field diagnostics.
INRUSH (VA)
240
75
750
240
RUNNING (VA)
60
30
75
40
Installation
Standards Compliance
The UNT Controller complies with the following standards:
1
● CSA C22.2 No. 205
● IEEE 446
● IEEE 518 ● FCC Part 15, Subpart A, Class J
● UL916
● VDE 0871 Class B “ IEEE 587 Category A
● IEEE 472
● NEMA ICS 2, Part 2-230
All wiring must comply with local codes and ordinances:
Disconnect power supply before making connections to
1.
avoid electrical shock and/or equipment damage.
Check ratings given inthe specification and on the product
2.
to make sure the controller fits the application.
Choose a location for the AS-UNT33n-l controller that is
3.
Do not run low-voltage wiring in the same conduit as linevoltage wiring (30 VAC or above) or wiring that switches
power to highly inductive loads (such as contractors,
coils, motors, or generators).
not exposed to the weather and where controls, connec-
tions, and the zone bus phone jack are accessible.
Mount the controller with three No. 8 screws through the
4.
mounting holes in the base. (See Figure 2,)
Install immersion well and sensor bulb in the Leaving
5.
Chilled Water piping as instructed bythe installation manual
for the unit being controlled.
Connect 24 VAC to terminals marked 24 VAC and COM.
6.
CAUTION: Never spark the 24 V power leads to check
for power.
7. Wire the compressor and capacity controls steps to the
individual controller relay terminals as shown in the unit
wiring diagram.
8. Adjust SW1 and SW2 on A12 for the appropriate
number of cooling stages. The AS-UNT330-l/ASUNT334-1 is factory set for 6 stages by Johnson
Controls. The AS-UNT332-l/AS-UNT336-l is factory
set for 8 stages. Refer. o Table 5 and Figure 1.
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Table 5: Dipswitch Settings
Oipswitch ettings
AS-UNT 13n-1 Al 1 A12
AS-UNT330-I
AS-UNT334-1
4 stage selection
(set by others)
AS-UNT330-1
AS-U NT334-1
6 stage selection
(set by others)
AS-UNT332-I
AS-UNT336-1
6 stage selection
(set by others)
10 v ●
SW2
2V
Swl
SW2
T
v ● ●
10 v ●
2V
Swl
T ●
v
10 v ● ●
SW2
2V
Swl
T
v
Factory
Sat
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Stage
Select
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A13
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Factorv Set
A14 A15 A16
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Figure 1: Analog Input Switches
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Dimensional Data
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DEMAND LIMIT*
(1)
0-10 VDC
LEAVING
SHUTDOWN*
COMP LEADILAG*
Wiring
Figure 3: Wiring Diagram
25
(+)
—
(-)
Al CM
A=
00
Al CM
~~ p
+15VDC +15VDC G
—— I
24VAC BI
A12
T ,
A16
1
B14 ~
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(2)
FLOW INTERLOCK
* Indicates
optional
feature.
(1) Sensor for Outdoor, Return Water, or Zone Temperature Reset options are connected to Al-1 and Al-CM.
(2) Field connections must be made betweenTB3-18 and BI-4 for unit to operate.
Figure 4: Stage Relay Configuration
24VAC
18
28
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512/518
519 +
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Refer to Unit Wiring
Diagram for Stage
Wiring.
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