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Setback/setup resistor value – KMC Controls CSP-5002 User Manual

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CSP-5001/5002 VAV Flow Controller-Actuators

14

Applications Guide, Rev. B

CSP-5001

Controller-Actuator

H

~

16

V

DC

I

N

O

U

T

–

–

L

24 VAC

REE-5001 Relay Module

~

–

24

V

A

C

3

2

1

Stages

3-Stage Reheat

T

Load

(To Flow Sensor)

24 VAC @ 34 VA

~

–

24 VAC Contactors

(10 VA Max. per Stage)

2

1

3

–

12

V

V1 T3 R1 T1

A

+

CTE-5104 Thermostat

T2 R2

Jumper

for

Automatic

Auxiliary

Flow for

Heating

Jumper

SPST

Relay

Resistor

(see chart)

Cooling with 3-Stage Reheat and 10 Degree Night Setback/Setup

This configuration is the same as on the previous

page except for the simple addition of a SPST relay

or switch and a resistor (see chart below for value).
The switch or relay is driven by a night setback/

setup signal from other equipment not shown. When

the contact is closed (e.g., by a timer), the added

fixed resistance of, for example, 41.2K ohms between

thermostat terminals A and 12V would indicate

that the room is approximately 10° F warmer than

it really is. This would inhibit the heat stages from

coming on during the unoccupied mode (night

setback). If the resistor and switch are instead

connected between thermostat terminals A and –,

the room would seem 10° cooler than it really is,

inhibiting cooling during unoccupied times.
NOTE: This configuration requires the system fan

to be on during setback/setup mode.

Setback/Setup Resistor Value

Offset

Resistor Ohms (Ideal)

Common 1% Resistor Values

Common 5% Resistor Values

3° F

140.5K

147K

150K

5° F

84.129K

86.6K

82K

8° F

51.23K

52.3K

51K

10° F

40.483K

41.2K

39K

15° F

25.996K

26.1K

27K

20° F

18.267K

18.2K

18K

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