Schneider Electric TSMN-90xxx Series Data Sheet

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Application

The Electronic Room Temperature Sensor is a resistance-temperature device (RTD) available in various models. See Table-1 below for model variations and options.

Features

• Contemporary, low-profile packaging

• Easily installed base plate and electronic assembly

TSMN-90xxx Series TSMN-57011-xxx-0-01 TSMN-58011-000-0-01 TSMN-81011-000-0-01

Electronic Room Temperature Sensor

General Instructions

• High-impact cover

• Suitable for direct-wall, 2 x 4 electrical box, 1/4 DIN

electrical box, and surface box mounting

• UL 916 Listed

Table-1 Model Chart.

Base Plate Terminals

Model No. Function

TSMN-90110-000-0-01 10K thermistor no shunt, ASD jack X X X X X

TSMN-90220-850-0-01 10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack X X X X X

TSMN-90221-850-0-01

TSMN-90230-850-0-01 10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, ovrd X X X X X

TSMN-90231-850-0-01

TSMN-90250-850-0-01

TSMN-90250-852-0-01

TSMN-90251-850-0-01

TSMN-90256-852-0-01

TSMN-90261-850-0-01

TSMN-57011-0-01 10K thermistor 6” Pigtail leads

TSMN-57011-850-0-01 10K thermistor with 11K shunt 6” Pigtail leads

TSMN-58011-000-0-01 1K Platinum element 6” Pigtail leads

TSMN-81011-000-0-01 1K BALCO element 6” Pigtail leads

10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, F temp ind

10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, F temp ind, ovrd

10K termistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, F setpt, ovrd

10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, C setpt, ovrd

10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, F temp ind, F setpt, ovrd

10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, C temp ind, C setpt, ovrd

10K thermistor w/11K shunt, ASD jack, F temp ind, F setpt

ASD+ ASD- SETPT SP+ COM SPACE PSI

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XX X X X

XXXXXX X

SPECIFICATIONS

Sensing Element: See Table-1 and Table-2. Mounting: Direct-wall,2x4electrical box, 1/4 DIN, or surface box. Ambient Temperature Limits:

Shipping & Storage, -40 to 160 °F (-40 to 71 °C)

Operating, 40 to 140 °F (4 to 60 °C) Humidity: 5 to 95%, non-condensing. Locations: NEMA.

Table-2 Temperature Versus Resistance.

Nominal Resistance Value

Temperature

°F (°C)

40 (4) — 7596 1017 935.9

50 (10) 18790 6938 1039 956.9

68 (20) 12260 5798 1077.9 995.6

77 (25) 10000 5238 1097.3 1015.4

86 (30) 8194 4696 1116.7 1035.4

104 (40) 5592 3707 1155.4 1076.2

122 (50) 3893 2875 1194 1118.0

140 (60) 2760 2206 1232.4 1160.9

Sensor Type

TSMN-90110 Series TSMN-57011 Series



Thermistor, 10Kat77°F

(25°C)

TSMN-90xxx-85x Series

TSMN-57011-850



Thermistor, 10Kat77°F

(25°C), *with 11K shunt

resistor

TSMN-58011



Platinum, 1000 at 32°F

(0°C)

TSMN-81011



Balco, 1000 at 70°F

(21.1°C)

*TSMN-90110 and TSMN-57011 do not have a shunt resistor.

INSTALLATION

The electronic room temperature sensor is packaged, in disassembled form, in one container. It consists of three major parts: a pre-wirable base plate; an electronic assembly containing the sensor and its associated circuitry; and a removable cover.

Inspection Inspect the package for damage. If damaged, notify the appropriate carrier immediately. If

undamaged, open the package and inspect the device for obvious damage. Return damaged products.

Requirements • Job wiring diagrams

• Tools (not provided):

– Digital volt-ohm meter (DVM) – Appropriate drill and drill bit for mounting screws – Appropriate screwdrivers for mounting screws and terminal connections

• Training: Installer must be a qualified, experienced technician

• Appropriate accessories

– Communication adapter

• For use of this product with TAC System 8000, refer to the Environmental Controls

Application Manual, F-21335

Precautions Warning

Electrical shock hazard! Disconnect power before installation to prevent electrical shock or equipment damage.

Mounting Locate the sensor where it will be exposed to an unrestricted circulation of air which

represents the average temperature of the controlled space. Do not locate the sensor near sources of heat or cold such as lamps, motors, sunlight, or concealed ducts or pipes. The sensor is designed for service in any normally encountered human environment.

The electronic room temperature sensor may be installed directly onto a wall, or onto a 2 X 4 electrical box, a 1/4 DIN electrical box, or a surface box. Refer to Figure 1.

Note: Although the TSMN-Series Sensors share the same base plate with the MN-Series MicroNet™ Sensors, they are not for use with MicroNet U-Link or NETWORK 8000-Link. However, no damage will result if, by mistake, MicroNet communications are attempted with a TSMN-Series Sensor.

General Mounting Instructions (Screw Terminal Version)

1. Pull the system’s wires from the wall or box.

2. Pass the wires through the base plate feedthrough and fasten the base plate onto the wall or box. Refer to Figure 2 for direct-wall mounting dimensions.

Caution: The Electronic Room Temperature Sensors are Class 2 only devices and must be connected to Class 2 wiring. Class 2 circuits must not intermix with Class 1 circuits.

3. Connect the wires to the appropriate screw terminals on the base plate. Make all connections in accordance with the job wiring diagram and in compliance with national and local electrical codes. Refer to Table-1 and Figure-3 for base plate terminal identification.

4. Push any excess wire back through the base plate to minimize air flow restriction.

5. Set the electronic assembly onto the hooks on the base plate.

6. Secure the electronic assembly to the base plate by tightening all screws.

Note: Start all screws one to two turns before tightening.

7. Install the cover by engaging the bottom tabs first and snapping the top end into place. Note that the top end of the cover is identified on its back surface.

Note: To remove the sensor cover, once installed, simultaneously press the middle of the sensor with your thumb and pull firmly on the top edge of the cover with your fingers.

General Mounting Instructions (Pigtail Lead Version)

1. Pull the system’s wires from the wall or box.

2. Attach the system’s wires from the wall to the pigtails from the TSMN unit. These leads are not polarity sensitive. Make all connections in accordance with the job wiring diagram and in compliance with national and local electrical codes.

Note: The pigtail leads from the TSMN unit should not have excessive stress applied when connected to the system’s wires.

Caution: The Electronic Room Temperature Sensors are Class 2 only devices and must be connected to Class 2 wiring. Class 2 circuits must not intermix with Class 1 circuits.

3. Fasten the base plate onto the wall or box. Refer to Figure-2 for mounting dimensions.

4. Set the faceplate assembly onto the hooks on the base plate.

5. Secure the faceplate assembly to the base plate by tilting the assembly down, locking it under the latching tab. Pull up slightly on the assembly to ensure it is secure.

6. Install the cover by engaging the bottom tabs first and snapping the top end into place. Note that the top end of the cover is identified on its back surface.

Note: To remove the sensor cover, once installed, simultaneously press the middle of the sensor with your thumb and pull firmly on the top edge of the cover with your fingers.

Direct-Wall Mounting.

2 X 4 Electrical Box Pigtail Mounting.

CHECKOUT

1/4 DIN Electrical Box Mounting.

Surface Box Mounting.

Figure-1 Mounting Options for Electronic Room Temperature Sensor.

1. Remove wires from the temperature sensor.

2. Using a DVM, measure the appropriate resistance between terminals SPACE and COM. Refer to Table-1 and Figure-3 for base plate terminal identification and Table-2 for the appropriate resistance for the unit being checked out.

3. Press the override button (if applicable) and observe meter reading. When the button is pressed, the reading should be less than 200

4. Connect the DVM between COM and SP+ (if applicable). The meter reading should be approximately 1100 ohms.

5. Connect the DVM between COM and SETPT (if applicable) and move the temperature setpoint knob. The meter reading should be no less than 2500 the scale end points and no more than 29,000

6. Reconnect the wires to the temperature sensor and replace cover.

2 X 4 Electrical Box Mounting.



 (11,000 is typical), at

 at the mid scale point.

MAINTENANCE

FIELD REPAIR

DIMENSIONAL DATA

Periodically inspect the temperature sensors for dirt or blockage of air.

The sensor has no user serviceable parts and is not field repairable. Replace the sensor with a functional unit.

(76)

2-3/8

(60) Centered

BACK with Mounting Dimensions for 1/4 DIN Electrical Box Mounting

Dimensions shown are in inches (mm).

1-15/16

(50)

4-21/32

(119)

BACK with Mounting Dimensions for Direct Wall Mounting, 2 X 4 Electrical Box and Surface Box Mounting

(76)

1-1/2

(38)

3-1/4

(83)

Centered

4-21/32 (119)

Figure-2 Mounting Dimensions.

Note: The rating label on the base plate covers an additional mounting hole. If it is necessary to use this mounting hole, simply press the screw through the label. A cross hair on the label identifies the location of the mounting hole.

ASD Jack

Terminal 2 (ASD-)

Terminal 4 (SP+)

Terminal 6 (SPACE)

Terminal 8 (PSI)

Terminal 1 (ASD+)

Terminal 3 (SET PT)

Terminal 5 (COM)

Terminal 7 (No Connection)

3 5

4 6

Figure-3 Base Plate Terminal Identification.

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Schneider Electric TSMN-90xxx Series Data Sheet

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Application

The Electronic Room Temperature Sensor is a resistance-temperature device (RTD) available in various models. See Table-1 below for model variations and options.

Features

• Contemporary, low-profile packaging

• Easily installed base plate and electronic assembly

• High-impact cover

• UL 916 Listed

Table-1 Model Chart.

SPECIFICATIONS

Sensing Element: See Table-1 and Table-2. Mounting: Direct-wall,2x4electrical box, 1/4 DIN, or surface box. Ambient Temperature Limits:

Shipping & Storage, -40 to 160 °F (-40 to 71 °C)

Operating, 40 to 140 °F (4 to 60 °C) Humidity: 5 to 95%, non-condensing. Locations: NEMA.

Table-2 Temperature Versus Resistance.

INSTALLATION

Inspection Inspect the package for damage. If damaged, notify the appropriate carrier immediately. If

Requirements • Job wiring diagrams

Precautions Warning

Mounting Locate the sensor where it will be exposed to an unrestricted circulation of air which

General Mounting Instructions (Screw Terminal Version)

1. Pull the system’s wires from the wall or box.

2. Pass the wires through the base plate feedthrough and fasten the base plate onto the wall or box. Refer to Figure 2 for direct-wall mounting dimensions.

4. Push any excess wire back through the base plate to minimize air flow restriction.

5. Set the electronic assembly onto the hooks on the base plate.

6. Secure the electronic assembly to the base plate by tightening all screws.

Note: Start all screws one to two turns before tightening.

7. Install the cover by engaging the bottom tabs first and snapping the top end into place. Note that the top end of the cover is identified on its back surface.

Note: To remove the sensor cover, once installed, simultaneously press the middle of the sensor with your thumb and pull firmly on the top edge of the cover with your fingers.

General Mounting Instructions (Pigtail Lead Version)

1. Pull the system’s wires from the wall or box.

2. Attach the system’s wires from the wall to the pigtails from the TSMN unit. These leads are not polarity sensitive. Make all connections in accordance with the job wiring diagram and in compliance with national and local electrical codes.

Note: The pigtail leads from the TSMN unit should not have excessive stress applied when connected to the system’s wires.

3. Fasten the base plate onto the wall or box. Refer to Figure-2 for mounting dimensions.

4. Set the faceplate assembly onto the hooks on the base plate.

5. Secure the faceplate assembly to the base plate by tilting the assembly down, locking it under the latching tab. Pull up slightly on the assembly to ensure it is secure.

6. Install the cover by engaging the bottom tabs first and snapping the top end into place. Note that the top end of the cover is identified on its back surface.

Note: To remove the sensor cover, once installed, simultaneously press the middle of the sensor with your thumb and pull firmly on the top edge of the cover with your fingers.

CHECKOUT

Figure-1 Mounting Options for Electronic Room Temperature Sensor.

1. Remove wires from the temperature sensor.

2. Using a DVM, measure the appropriate resistance between terminals SPACE and COM. Refer to Table-1 and Figure-3 for base plate terminal identification and Table-2 for the appropriate resistance for the unit being checked out.

4. Connect the DVM between COM and SP+ (if applicable). The meter reading should be approximately 1100 ohms.

6. Reconnect the wires to the temperature sensor and replace cover.

MAINTENANCE

FIELD REPAIR

DIMENSIONAL DATA

Figure-2 Mounting Dimensions.

Note: The rating label on the base plate covers an additional mounting hole. If it is necessary to use this mounting hole, simply press the screw through the label. A cross hair on the label identifies the location of the mounting hole.

Figure-3 Base Plate Terminal Identification.