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User Guide 

Document No. 125-1902 

June 26, 2018 

 

POL220 Series Economizer Controller 

 

 

 

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Product Description 

The Economizer Controller allows the use of 
unconditioned outside air to cool a building. The 
Free Cooling air determination is based on customer 
temperature and humidity selections, as well as 
optional Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) 
strategies with CO

2

 level selection. 

Features 

• 

Economizer control provides “free cooling” 
based on single or dual dry bulb temperature, or 
combination tempe humidity sensors. 

• 

Wide temperature shut-off setpoint range 
selection and Btu/lb selection range selectable 
by DIP switches. 

• 

Potentiometers allow accurate adjustment of 
DCV, exhaust fan levels, and minimum damper 
position. 

• 

Versions with remote minimum position damper 
adjustments accept either 0 to 10 Vdc or 135 
Ohm potentiometer signals. 

• 

Used with Siemens OpenAir

®

 damper actuators. 

• 

Flexible sensor inputs accept 10K or 3K 
standard NTC sensors, or Siemens QFM2160U 
combination temperature/humidity 0 to 10V 
sensor for enthalpy control. 

• 

LED Indication when in Free Cooling operation, 
DCV operation and exhaust fan operation as 
well as during sensor failure. 

• 

Quick installation and easy commissioning. 

• 

Two-stage cooling control. 

• 

Occupancy input with default capability. 

• 

Quick connect I/O with 1/4” spade connections. 

• 

Anti-freeze protection. 

• 

Brownout protection. 

Product Numbers 

Economizer 

Controller 

Single 

Economizer 

Controller 

Multi-pack (20) 

Remote 

Potentiometer 

Input Type 

POL220.05 

POL220.00 

BSG61 
(0-10 Vdc) 

POL220.10 

POL220.15 

LVC2 (135

Ω) 

Item Number 125-1902, Rev. GA

 

 

Contents 

 

Economizer Controller 

 

Two No. 6 

3/4” self-tapping screws 

Accessory 

985-960 Jumper Accessory 

Warning/Caution Notations 

 

CAUTION/ATTENTION 

Equipment damage or loss of data may 
occur if you do not follow a procedure as 
specified. 

Risque de dégâts matériels ou de perte de 
données, en cas de non-respect des 
procédures à suivre. 

 

WARNING/AVERTISSEMENT 

Personal injury may occur if you do not 
follow a procedure as specified. 

Risque de blessures graves en cas de 
non-respect des procédures à suivre. 

 

Prerequisites 

For proper Economizer Controller operation, read 
this User Guide carefully, and follow the instructions 
in the 

Economizer Controller Start-up/ 

Commissioning Mode

 section. Failure to do so may 

result in damage to the product or create a 
hazardous condition. Installation of this controller 
must be performed by a trained HVAC service 
technician. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for POL220 Series

Page 1: ...ust fan operation as well as during sensor failure Quick installation and easy commissioning Two stage cooling control Occupancy input with default capability Quick connect I O with 1 4 spade connections Anti freeze protection Brownout protection Product Numbers Economizer Controller Single Economizer Controller Multi pack 20 Remote Potentiometer Input Type POL220 05 POL220 00 BSG61 0 10 Vdc POL22...

Page 2: ...ensing Inputs Combination Temperature Humidity Sensor QFM2160U 5 wire 18 20 or 22 AWG cable connection Dry Bulb Temperature Sensor 10K Ohm Type II NTC QAM2030 010 or 3K NTC 2 wire 18 20 or 22 AWG cable connection DCV CO2 Sensor QPA2000 3 wire 18 20 or 22 AWG cable 0 to 10 Vdc control signal Outputs Actuator GCA151 1P GMA151 1P GQD151 1P 4 wire 18 AWG Actuator Signal 2 to 10 Vdc Actuator Input Resi...

Page 3: ...ential dry bulb operation use two QAM2030 010 10K Type II NTC or 3K NTC temperature sensors Figure 2 3K NTC Curve NOTE 3K NTC sensors must follow this curve Sensor Mounting 1 Mount the sensor in any orientation exposing it to freely circulating air using the two mounting screws provided with the sensor Choose a location that protects it from rain snow and direct sunlight 2 Connect the appropriate ...

Page 4: ...er To power the Economizer Controller connect a 24 Vac external power supply source Figure 5 Connecting to Power Supply Source Damper Actuator Connection to the Economizer Controller 1 Connect the appropriate Siemens OpenAir Damper Actuator to the controller actuator input as shown 2 Select the appropriate modulating 2 to 10 Vdc spring return damper actuator to operate the Economizer damper See Ta...

Page 5: ...lting Engineer defines the minimum damper position by the minimum outdoor airflow required in the building during the occupied period To determine the minimum amount of outside air to bring in the building use these basic guidelines The OA rate can be calculated by this formula OA MAT RAT OAT RAT A minimum 10 F temperature differential between OA and RA must be maintained otherwise this formula do...

Page 6: ...r and RA temperature sensor MA temperature sensors are used Set the DIP switch to DIFF Differential mode See Figure 7 The outside air dry bulb temperature is compared with the return air dry bulb temperature If the outside air dry bulb temperature is less than the return air dry bulb temperature then the outside air is used to meet all or part of the cooling demand Control Mode 3 Combination Fixed...

Page 7: ...tage 1 Cooling Demand Y2 is Stage 2 Cooling Demand Free Cooling is always the first cooling stage The Cool Stage 1 call from the Commercial Thermostat Y1 energizes the CC1 input to the Economizer Controller The Cool Stage 2 call from the Commercial Thermostat Y2 energizes the CC2 input to the Economizer Controller Table 4 Cooling Stage I O Logic Economizer Y1 Thermostat Y2 Thermostat Cooling Stage...

Page 8: ...M If an occupancy signal is not available order Jumper Accessory 985 960 and connect to these inputs to default the occupancy status to ON When OFF the minimum damper position is 0 LED Fault Detection and Diagnostics Table 5 LED Pattern Summary Status Free Cooling LED Demand Control Ventilation LED Exhaust Fan LED Commissioning mode Red Blinking Red Blinking Power Start up Orange Orange Green MA O...

Page 9: ...Document No 125 1902 User Guide June 26 2018 Siemens Industry Inc Page 9 of 16 Wiring Guide Figure 13 Two Stage Cooling System with Single Dry Bulb Changeover Control Mode ...

Page 10: ...Document No 125 1902 User Guide June 26 2018 Page 10 of 16 Siemens Industry Inc Figure 14 Two Stage Cooling System with Dual Dry Bulb Changeover Control Mode ...

Page 11: ...Document No 125 1902 User Guide June 26 2018 Siemens Industry Inc Page 11 of 16 Figure 15 Two Stage Cooling System with Single Enthalpy Changeover Control Mode ...

Page 12: ...Document No 125 1902 User Guide June 26 2018 Page 12 of 16 Siemens Industry Inc Figure 16 Two Stage Cooling System with Dual Enthalpy Changeover Control Mode ...

Page 13: ...Guide June 26 2018 Siemens Industry Inc Page 13 of 16 Figure 17 Optional CO2 Sensor and Remote Potentiometer LVC2 135 Ohm Figure 18 Optional CO2 Sensor and Remote Potentiometer BSG61 0 to 10 Vdc The installation is now complete ...

Page 14: ... on Brownout If voltage is below 18 Volts the Economizer Controller may be in Brownout Protection mode This mode disables all of the relay outputs When the power is back to 18 Vac or higher the Economizer Controller and RTU will operate normally Y1 Y2 signal is missing from the thermostat Mechanical Cooling doesn t run until there is cooling demand Y1 Y2 Active Check the wiring from CC1 Q11 and CC...

Page 15: ...e 0 position The DCV feature should not be enabled but it was not turned off Adjust the DCV ACT potentiometer to full CCW position if you are not using DCV Exhaust Fan LED is not working The Ex FAN potentiometer hasn t been set up correctly or has been damaged by excessive force In its full CCW position the EX FAN control is disabled therefore the Exhaust Fan LED is OFF and the EF relay is inactiv...

Page 16: ... to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against...

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