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Controller schematic, Alarm connections – Greenheck Fire Ready Hood - GRRS User Manual

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Fire Ready Hood

Controller Schematic

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X0

X2

X4

X6

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X3

X5

X7

Y1

Y0

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Y5

C0

C1

C2

C3

Y4

Y3

Y2

Status display

Input/output

display

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The controller’s operating system is designed to
enhance the functionality of the unit and the safety of
the cooking environment.

On the controller, there are two rows of LED indicators
next to the X (inputs) and two rows of LED’s on the Y
area (outputs).

Alarm Connections

Alarm Outputs: The other function of the controller
is to report alarms from the system either for a system
fault or as a result of a system discharge. Refer to
Fire Alarm System Connections on page 14 in this
installation manual for information on how to connect
the alarm outputs.

Output Y1 and common C1 are configured to close with
the discharge of the extinguisher tank. This condition is
determined by the controller with the low pressure input
from the switch and a high temperature condition from
the 190°F rated thermostat. Both conditions must be
present in order for this output to trigger.

Note that the microswitch outputs are dry contact type,
rated for low voltage, and can be normally open (NO) or
normally closed (NC), with a common. Therefore do not
produce any current or voltage output.

Service Switch: The black switch next to the controller
and internal audible alarm is the service switch. It can
be switched on or off. When it is switched to on, the
remote alarm and local
alarm are deactivated. Its
purpose is to allow service
to be conducted and
components tested without
setting off the alarm. Once
testing or service is done,
turn the service switch to
off for normal operation.
NOTE: LED will flash orange
and green.

Service Switch

in the OFF position

LED

Label

Input

Function

Scenario

LED

State

X0

Hose

Switch

Hose in place

On

Hose disconnected

Off

X1

Reset

Switch

When switch is depressed

On

Switch not pressed

Off

X2

Pressure

Switch

Pressure okay

On

Pressure failure

Off

X3

Service

Switch

Servicing unit

On

Normal operation

Off

X4

Low

Temperature

Switch

Both low temp thermostats
below 150°F

On

Either thermostat at or above
150°F

Off

X5

Remote

and

Local Alarms

Alarms are configured for
normally closed (jumper
installed)

On

Alarms are configured for
normally open (no jumper)

Off

X6

High

Temperature

Switch

High temperature thermostat
below 190°F

On

High temperature thermostat
at or above 190°F

Off

LED

Label

Output

Function

Scenario

LED

State

Y0

Output for

Local Alarm

Low gas switch activates OR
hose switch activates OR high
temperature switch activates

On*

Normal operation

Off*

Y1

Output for

Remote

Alarm

Loss of pressure AND high
temperature (fire suppression
discharge)

On*

Normal Operation

Off*

Y2

Normal

Condition

Alarm condition

On

Normal condition

Off

Y3

Fan

When controller turns the fan
on

On

When controller is not running
the fan

Off

Y4

Power

Disconnect

When power is being set
to gas/electric disconnect
(normal operation)

On

When power is lost to gas/
electric disconnect

Off

Y5

Horn

Horn is on

On

Horn is off

Off

NOTE

Pressing the reset button will not turn off alarm. Unit
needs to be recharged to reset alarm.

* The LED’s state depends on whether the alarm contacts are

set up for normally open or normally closed. These contacts
are set up for normally open from the factory (LED’s illuminate
during alarm). To configure the fire contacts for normally
closed state (LED’s illuminate on no alarm), a jumper must
be placed between two terminals. Please see page 14 for
additional information.

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