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SHEET #:

2

SHEET:

A1-Control

REF DATE:

January 8, 2016

DESCRIPTION

Options for Series A Control System

Standard setup and typical variations 

shown or noted.

FILE: 

DWG_Electrical-DeltaControl-SeriesA1-Options_010816.vsd

GENERAL NOTES

1. Circuit breaker(s) may be used in place of fuse(s).

2. WARNING-For continued protection against fire hazard replace fuses with the same type and rating only.

3. Unit must be permanently grounded and conform to N.E.C. & local codes.

4. Use copper conductors for field-wiring.  Class 1, unless noted.  All wire based on 105°C insulation wire, minimum.

5. Wire colors shown may differ from actual unit.

6. Drawing line item reference identification:

- Number in parenthesis near output is location of controlled items.  First number is sheet #, second & third are line#.

- No underline indicates normally open (NO) contact,  Underline indicates normally closed (NC) contact.

7. All intellectual property, including designs and programming logic are the property of Cold Shot Chillers and is not to be 

copied or used without permission from Cold Shot Chillers.

8. Design, specifications, and components are subject to change without notice.

9. Options and alternate design and components may exist and are typically dependent on design and specific parts used 

for the system.

LINE LEGEND

FACTORY SUPPLIED/INSTALLED

DETAILS

FACTORY OPTION

FIELD SUPPLIED/INSTALLED

TERMINAL BLOCK CONTACT #

#

09

10

11

LINE#

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

COMPONENT CODES

AUX

Auxiliary (contact block)

BZ

Buzzer

CC#

Compressor Contactor 1 or 2

CCH

Crankcase Heater

COM

Common

CR#

Control Relay:

CR1

CR for Cooling Mode Status

CR2

CR for Active Cooling On

CR3

CR for Chiller Pump functions

CR4

CR for Process Pump functions

CR5

CR for Remote ON/OFF Operation

CR6

CR for Tank Level Control

DB

Distribution Block

DT

Digital Temperature Controller

F

Fuse

F1/F2

Fuse 1 and 2 (Transformer Primary)

F3

Fuse 3 (120VAC Control Voltage)

F4

Fuse 4 (24VAC Control Voltage)

FC

Fan Contactor

FPS

Fan-Cycling Pressure Switch

FST

Flow Safety Thermostat

FZT

Freeze Safety Thermostat

GND

Ground

HG

Hot Gas

HPS

High Pressure Switch

L

Line

LAR

Low Ambient Relay

LAT

Low Ambient Thermostat

LFS

Liquid Flow Switch

LPS

Low Pressure Switch

LT1

Light 1 for Cooling Status – OK

LT2

Light 2 for Cooling Status – Fault Condition

M

Motor

MS

Motor Starter

NC

Normally Closed

NO

Normally Open

PC1

Pump Contactor 1 (Chiller Pump)

PC2

Pump Contactor 2 (Process Pump)

PLC

Programmable Logic Controller

PM

Phase/Voltage Monitor

PS

Power Supply

RC

Run Capacitor

SW1

Selector Switch (Pump/Off/Cooling)

SW2

Selector Switch (Process Pump)

SW3

Local/Remote Switch

TB

Terminal Block

TC

Thermocouple (Type J only)

TLH

Tank Level Switch – High

TLL

Tank Level Switch – Low

TLM

Tank Level Switch – Mid

TRAN

Transformer

Temperature

Controller

N

12

11

L

PLC

INPUTS

PLC

OUTPUTS

RED

BLK

TRAN1

PS

24VDC

HPS

VIO

GRA

YLW

X1

X0

X2

S/S

WHT

SW1-1

SW1-2

BRN

BLU

ORN

GRN

X3

X4

X5

X7

X6

BLK

BLK

* PAGE NOTES

1. Control transformers must be wired/tapped for the appropriate incoming voltage.  Depending on design, one dual 

voltage or two independent voltages. Operation of system with improperly wired transformer is considered abuse 

and resulting damage is not covered by warranty. Transformers may include breaker.

2.

PLC inputs

 dependent on system design. 24VDC required to unused inputs.

3.

PLC outputs

 dependent on system design:

Y0 - “Cooling Mode Status”.  Only available when in cooling cycle  and cooling circuit is in operational mode (not in 

alarm condition).

Y2 - used on tandem compressor systems only.

Y3 - pump operation (for systems with internal chiller pump or output available for external pump) (optional).

Pump condition status relay or light (optional). Pump relay use dependent on design.

Y4 - hot gas solenoid or relay (optional).

Y5 - on when any compressor is on (used for fan contactor/relay “CR1” and/or liquid solenoid valve purposes).

4.

Switch identification

:  “SW#” is switch ID.  “SW#-#” is switch ID with position.

SW1 – Mode Selector switch (3 position to include 2 single NO contact blocks.  Cooling Cycle may use double NO 

contacts for aux purposes or additional stacked NO single block)

SW2 – Process Pump “ON/OFF” switch (2 position to include 1 single NO contact block)

SW3 – Local/Remote switch (2 position to include 1 single NC and 1 single NO contact block)

5. Delta controls with program A1##.  (PLC and Temperature Controller must be programmed for system model/design.

6. Terminal blocks are dependent on system design.  TBs may or may not be included in system.

7. RS-232 communication available.  Refer to instruction guide.

8. Motor Starter auxiliary contacts used with motor starter/contactor combination models.  Overload auxiliary contacts 

used with overload models.

BLU

LPS

FZT

FST

RS-485

RED/WHT

BLK/WHT

LFS

24V

0V

See Fig1

120VAC

OPTION

Remote 

On/Off

YLW

ORN

Y1

Y2

C1

C0

CC

1

CC

2

PC

1

GRN

Y3

HG

GRY

Y4

CR

2

Y5

-

Compressor #1 Contactor

Compressor #2 Contactor

OPTION:  Hot Gas Solenoid (or Relay)

OPTION:  Cooling Active - Control Relay (CR2) or 

Fan Contactor (FC) and/or Liquid Line Solenoid 

Valve

GRN

GRN

L

N

-24VDC

+24VDC

GND

Y0

13      14

PC1

PC

2

13    14

MS2

OPTION:  PPC – Process Pump Control Contactor

                 PPR – Process Pump Control Relay

GRN

SW2

See Fig2

0VAC 

(COM)

0VAC

(COM)

3

RED/WHT

CR

1

OPTION:  Cooling Mode Status (OK) – Relay

ORN

TLL

(Option)

13    14

MS1

95        96

OL1

X4

X1

X3

X1

-

+

Twist

Wires

BLK

BLK

10

Data-

9

Data+

10

OPTION

Local/Remote Switch

SW3-2

SW3-1

BRN

13

VIO

WHT

9

8

7

BLU

“Remote”

FIGURE 3

SW3 Setup

SW3-2 (NO)

“Local”

1

2

SW3-1 (NC)

FIGURE 2

SW2 Setup

1

2

“OFF”

-1

“ON”

SW2-2 (NO)

1

0

2

FIGURE 1

SW1 Setup

SW1-1 (NO)

SW1-2 (NO)

“Pump Only”

“Cooling Cycle”

SW1-2 (NO)

(Aux)

“Cooling Cycle”

“OFF”

-0

OPTION:  Cooling Mode Status (Fault)

11         12

CR1

4

5

SW1-2

(Aux)

24VAC

F4

TRAN1

PM

OPTION

Phase Monitor

BLK

F3

TC+

TC-

4
5

12

11

TC

White

Red

2

1

See Fig3

OPTION:  CPC – Chiller Pump Contactor

                 CPR – Chiller Pump Relay

Summary of Contents for ACWC-180-EM-DR-LT-0-5

Page 1: ...Houston Texas 77032 Phone 800 473 9178 281 227 8400 Fax 800 473 9175 281 227 8404 www waterchillers com INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ACWC 240 E model shown AIR COOLED WATER CHI...

Page 2: ...ient fan control Casters optional d M20 Suitable for outdoor use to 20 F ambient Hot Gas Bypass and or Wind Baffles may be included Casters optional 7 Electrical Power See specification sheet Variatio...

Page 3: ...has been inspected at the factory and released to the transportation agency without known damage Inspect carton s exterior for evidence of rough handling in shipment Carefully remove protective wrap...

Page 4: ...unit to ensure proper oil return to compressors and fluid draining 2 When unit is in proper location secure unit to foundation or on vibration isolators as needed required by local requirements Fasten...

Page 5: ...efrigerant Charge E ELECTRICAL POWER AND CONNECTIONS1 1 POWER SUPPLY Field wiring must comply with national and local codes a Install a branch circuit fused disconnect of adequate size to handle start...

Page 6: ...ezing can occur from the external ambient or internal system temperatures 2 INTERNAL The evaporator or other heat exchanger is the primary component that is susceptible to freezing even during normal...

Page 7: ...rating of the chiller 2 Some conditions are a Ambient conditions for air cooled systems b Condenser fluid for water cooled systems c Type of fluid being chilled d Design and setup of the chiller e Lea...

Page 8: ...illed with fluid prior to starting e Systems with an open tank are typically capable of bleeding excess air that is returned to the tank when the system is operating Piping in and out are typically be...

Page 9: ...LED readout which is an indication of the current temperature of the fluid in the chiller tank or Leaving Fluid Temperature depending on the specific chiller design 8 COOLING CYCLE Unit is now ready t...

Page 10: ...F At this temperature an internal bi metal disk valve opens and causes the scroll elements to separate which stops compression Suction and discharge pressures balance while the motor continues to run...

Page 11: ...SAFETY LPS a Monitors the pressure of the refrigerant suction line and will automatically open when the pressure drops below the set point and will automatically reset when pressure is above the non a...

Page 12: ...ted valves similar to MCSO however it can be setup to change automatically based on a system safety situation 23 TANK LEVEL OPTIONS a Float Valve a Located inside the tank the float valve is a mechani...

Page 13: ...with wire brush and or abrasive clothes and then the surface can be recoated to reduce future corrosion For severe environments use a durable epoxy paint that can create an oxygen barrier c Fasteners...

Page 14: ...ecome jagged or splattered to avoid premature compressor and or pump failure Contactor points are consumable and their life is dependent on the amount of use and power characteristics at the unit 11 R...

Page 15: ...t unless issue has been resolved Troubleshoot the switch DO NOT BYPASS IMPORTANT This condition can occur when the fluid in the evaporator nears freezing 9 Flow Switch Tripped switch open 9 Determine...

Page 16: ...leak and recharge 4 Overcharged system 4 Remove refrigerant adjust charge FROSTED LIQUID LINE AFTER DRIER 1 Restricted filter drier 1 Remove restriction or replace COMPRESSOR WILL NOT LOAD UNLOAD HOT...

Page 17: ...ply TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER ERROR 1 Temperature indication not accurate 1 Verify temperature sensor is in good condition and mounted properly Adjust the offset Typically it is only adjusted a few degre...

Page 18: ...hnical Specification C Physical Installation Drawings D Electrical Drawings E Component Technical Pump options etc when available F Parts Warranty G Labor Warranty if included H Startup Checklist MNL_...

Page 19: ...r starter or overload or the Tank Level is above the low level if included 2 Any issues with these items will result in a fault There is an initial delay bypassing the flow switch to permit flow to st...

Page 20: ...switch is turned off or a fault occurs DISPLAYS Power ON typical Only at startup Normal display PV b190 DTB series Firmware V1 90 PV 51 3 Present Value SV r r Output type Relay and Relay SV 50 0 Set...

Page 21: ...ow 9600 Leaving Fluid Temperature Too Low Freeze Thermostat is open 9700 Either 1 Pump Safety Circuit has tripped or 2 Low Tank Level at Start 9710 Either 1 Pump Safety circuit was tripped or 2 Low Ta...

Page 22: ...d Rate 9600 LEN Communication Data Length 8 Prty Communication Parity Bit Even StoP Communication Stop Bit 1 Value Set Codes Code Description B ACTUAL SETTINGS r S Operation Mode rUn SP Decimal point...

Page 23: ...PT LIFS 000 100 0 1 2730 Maximilian Drive Houston Texas 77032 Phone 800 473 9178 281 227 8400 Fax 800 473 9175 281 227 8404 www waterchillers com Liquid Flow Switch...

Page 24: ...S Fan Cycling Pressure Switch FST Flow Safety Thermostat FZT Freeze Safety Thermostat GND Ground HG Hot Gas HPS High Pressure Switch L Line LAR Low Ambient Relay LAT Low Ambient Thermostat LFS Liquid...

Page 25: ...in a location away from sources of excessive heat and within the specified ambient operating conditions See Technical Specifications for ambient operating conditions IMPORTANT Use this P266 Single Ph...

Page 26: ...ctronic Pressure Transducer 0 to 52 bar 0 to 754 psi total range with a 1 4 in SAE Female Flare connection and a 2 meter 3 1 ft cable P266xxx x Product P266xxx x Single Phase Condenser Fan Speed Contr...

Page 27: ...alves filter drier pump down valves fan cycling head pressure controls Process Fluid Components Bronze Y strainer with 20 mesh stainless steel screen Pumps are stainless steel centrifugal Tanks are in...

Page 28: ...0 0_ 0414 doc PUOD 240 003 0 0 3 Hp 3 Motor ODP Pump with 5 5 Impeller and 0 250 Vane at 3500rpm ASP SSPC Pump Motor Assembly Exploded View If needed the pump label is located on the pump casing near...

Page 29: ...orts Condensing Area Access Panel Line Voltage Temperature Controller Control Panel PUMP COOL OFF Power Switch High Pressure Reset NOTES Unit should be installed with at least 4 clearance on all sides...

Page 30: ...it System 2 3 5 2015 SCALE NTS DWG_RefrigerantCircuit Ref Chw ACWC SingleCircuit Typical_0215 vsd SHEET 1 NOTES All specifications and designs are subject to change without notice Hot Gas Bypass optio...

Page 31: ...SHEET 2 CHILLER PUMP WATER SUPPLY OUT MANUAL BYPASS STAINLESS STEEL TANK WITH SHOE BOX LID WATER RETURN IN DRAIN STAINLESS STEEL COPPER BRAZED PLATE EVAPORATOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR Temperature Controlle...

Page 32: ...mp PLC Programmable Logic Controller PS Power Supply RC Run Capacitor SW1 Selector Switch Pump Off Cooling SW2 Selector Switch Process Pump SW3 Local Remote Switch TB1 Terminal Block 1 for Internal TB...

Page 33: ...PLC INPUTS PLC OUTPUTS RED BLK TRAN1 PS 24VDC HPS VIO GRA YLW X1 X0 X2 S S WHT SW1 1 SW1 2 BRN BLU ORN GRN X3 X4 X5 X7 X6 BLK BLK PAGE NOTES 1 Control transformers must be wired tapped for the approp...

Page 34: ...ontrol with External Supplied Control Voltage 1 2 33 32 OPTION CODE VARIATIONS RS Remote System ON OFF Control with internal supplied 24VDC requiring Dry Contacts RS V Remote System ON OFF Control wit...

Page 35: ...Notes...

Page 36: ...MAINTENANCE RECORD DATE PROCEDURE PERFORMED...

Page 37: ...ll piping is connected properly as appropriate Yes No 12 All chilled water valves are open as appropriate Yes No 13 Crankcase heaters energized for 24 hours before start up Yes No 14 Outdoor piping wr...

Page 38: ...__________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________...

Page 39: ...ight charges to ship these parts EXCLUSIONS The foregoing provisions state the exclusive remedy for any breach of warranty or any other claim in respect to the product described on the reverse side of...

Page 40: ...s that are not manufacturing defects and are therefore not included in this Limited Warranty 1 Damage to unit or unsatisfactory operation due to improper cleaning or use of unit in corrosive atmospher...

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