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Cooling system, Sensor and unpowered input connections, Outdoor sensor – tekmar 371 House Control User Manual

Page 12: Supply sensor, Boiler sensor, Unoccupied switch, Zone control input, Room temperature units (rtu) and indoor sensors, Dip switch set to zone 1 heat andvar. speed, Dip switch set to zone 1 cool

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• If Zone 1 is used for heating (DIP switch set to

Zone 1 Heat), connect the wire from the Zone 1 Pump or Valve to the

Com 1-2 — 1 (25 and 26) terminals on the control.

Note

Do not connect a zone pump (120 V (ac)) and zone valve (24 V(ac)) circuit to the same

Com terminal. The 371 closes a

dry relay contact between the

Com and output terminals when a zone requires heat.

Cooling System

If a cooling system is used and the DIP switch is set to

Zone 1 Cool, connect the wires

from the cooling unit isolation relay to terminals

Com 1-2 — 1 (25 and 26) on the control.

The 371 closes a dry relay contact between these terminals when cooling is required.

Sensor and Unpowered Input Connections

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Do not apply power to these terminals as this will damage the control.

Outdoor Sensor

Connect the two wires from the Outdoor Sensor 070 to the terminals

Com Sen — Out

Sen (16 and 19). The Outdoor Sensor measures the outdoor air temperature.

Supply Sensor

Connect the two wires from the Supply Sensor 071 to terminals

Com Sen — Sup Sen

(16 and 18). The Supply Sensor measures the supply water temperature after mixing
has occurred.

Boiler Sensor

Connect the two wires from the Boiler Sensor 071 to terminals

Com Sen — Boil Sen

(16 and 17). The Boiler Sensor measures the supply water temperature from the boiler.

UnOccupied Switch

If an external timer or switch is used, connect the two wires from the external dry contact
switch to the

Com Sen —UnO Sw (13 and 14) terminals. When these terminals short

together, the control registers an UnOccupied signal.

Note If an external switch is closed between the terminals

Com Sen — UnO Sw (13

and 14), the 24 hr. Timer is disabled. Either the 24 hr. Timer or an external timer/
switch can be used, not both at the same time.

Zone Control Input

If an external Zone Control is used, connect the wire from the

Com Sen terminal on the

Zone Control to terminal

Com Sen (13) on the 371. Connect the wire from the Zo Out

terminal on the Zone Control to terminal

Zo In (15) on the 371.

Note The wires from the Zone Control are polarity sensitive. The system will not

operate if the wires are reversed.

Room Temperature Units (RTU) and Indoor Sensors

RTUs and / or Indoor Sensors provide indoor temperature feedback to the control.

DIP Switch set to

Zone 1 Heat andVar. Speed

• If zone 5 is used, connect an RTU or Indoor Sensor to the

Com Sen — RTU 5

(9 and 12) terminals on the control.

• If zone 4 is used, connect an RTU or Indoor Sensor to the

Com Sen — RTU 4

(9 and 11) terminals on the control.

• If zone 3 is used, connect an RTU or Indoor Sensor to the

Com Sen — RTU 3

(9 and 10) terminals on the control.

• If zone 2 is used, connect an RTU or Indoor Sensor to the

Com Sen — RTU 2

(6 and 8) terminals on the control.

• If zone 1 is used for heating, an RTU or Indoor Sensor must be connected to the

Com

Sen — RTU 1 (6 and 7) terminals on the control.

DIP Switch set to

Zone 1 Cool

• If the zone

1 relay is used to enable an external cooling control system, an RTU or

Indoor Sensor is not required for this zone.

• If the zone

1 relay is used to control a cooling unit, an RTU or Indoor Sensor must

be connected to the

Com Sen — RTU 1 (6 and 7) terminals on the control.

DIP switch set to

Floating

• An RTU or Indoor Sensor connected to terminals

Com Sen — RTU 5 (9 and 12) or

Com Sen — RTU 4 (9 and 11) does not operate a zone relay, but it will provide indoor
temperature feedback to the mixed supply.

• Other zones can use an RTU or Indoor Sensor as described above.

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Dem

20 21

Com

1-2

24

25

27

Com

3-5

26

28

1

Cls

5

3

29

31

30

Opn

4

DHW

Dem

Boiler

22

DHW

Pmp

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10

11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7 8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10

11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6

7

8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen

Com

Sen

UnO

Sw

RTU

2

9

RTU

3

6 7

8

RTU

4

RTU

1

Com

Sen

10 11

13

Zo

In

12

14

Sup

Sen

Com

Sen

15

17

16

18

Boil

Sen

Out

Sen

19

RTU

5

Com

Sen