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T257P   System   Wetted   Path   Materials   

10.4

Heat   Transfer   Manifold   

Aluminum   with   Electro   less-­‐Nickel   plating       

Tubing   

1.

 

Pre   formed   metal   tubing   

2.

 

Flexible   Hose   Tubing   

   

304   Stainless   Steel   

Synthetic   rubber   

Temperature   Sensor   

316   Stainless   Steel   

Colder   CPC   Connectors   

1.

 

Acetal   body   and   valves,   and      316   Stainless   

Steel   springs      and   Buna   O-­‐ring   

   

2.

 

Chrome    plated    brass    body,    Acetal    Valve,   

316    Stainless    Steel    springs    and    Buna    O-­‐

ring   

Coolant   Reservoir   

HDPE   with   Silicon   O-­‐ring   

Level   Switch   

PVC   with   Buna   O-­‐ring   

   
   

 

T257P   System   –   Conformance   Information   

10.5

Electrical   Safety:   

IEC   61010-­‐1   3

rd

   Ed   

Electromagnetic   Compatibility   (EMC):   

IEC   61326-­‐1   2

nd

   Ed   

Waste   Electrical   &   Electronic   Equipment   (WEEE):   

Directive   2002/96/EC   

Restriction   of   Hazardous   Substance   (RoHS):   

Directive   2002/95/EC   

   
   

 

T257P    System    –    Guidance    and    Manufacture’s    Declaration    –    Electromagnetic   

10.6

Emissions   

This    device    has    been    tested    and    found    to    comply    with    the    limits    for    Electrical    equipment    for   
measurement,    control    and    laboratory    use,    per    IEC    61326-­‐1.    These    limits    are    designed    to    provide   
reasonable   protection   against   harmful   interference   in   typical   installation   for   the   stated   use.      
This    equipment    generates    and    radiates    radio    frequency    energy    and,    if    not    installed    and    used    in   
accordance   with   the   instructions,   may   cause   harmful   interference   to   other   devices   in   the   vicinity.      
There   is   no   guarantee   that   interference   will   not   occur   in   a   particular   installation.   If   this   equipment   
does   cause   harmful   interference   to   other   devices,   which   can   be   determined   by   turning   the   equipment   
off   and   on,   the   user   can   try   to   correct   the   interference   by   one   or   more   of   the   following   measures:   

 

Reorient   or   relocate   the   receiving   device.   

 

Increase   the   physical   separation   between   the   equipment   and   other   device(s).   

Summary of Contents for T257P

Page 1: ...T257P Precision Chiller User Manual...

Page 2: ...1 How to Change the Set Temperature 12 5 2 How to Change the User Specified Temperature Alarm Limits 13 5 3 How to Change the Pump Drive for applicable configurations 14 5 4 How to Access the Monitor...

Page 3: ...5 9 Technical Specifications 26 10 T257P System Technical Specification 26 10 1 T257P System Performance 27 10 2 T257P Communication Protocol 28 10 3 T257P System Wetted Path Materials 29 10 4 T257P S...

Page 4: ...1 If you have questions about the T257P system or require service please contact ThermoTek Inc at 1200 Lakeside Parkway 200 Flower Mound TX 75028 Tel 972 874 4949 8 00am 5 00 pm CT Explanation of Symb...

Page 5: ...y and or damage to the product and will void any warranty Do not spill liquids of any kind on T257P system Always use the T257P system with a grounded power inlet Do not use the T257P system with powe...

Page 6: ...impact to the T257P device Do not operate the T257P device if it is damaged or leaking fluids Do not operate the T257P device beyond its rated capacity Do not operate the T257P device outdoors Do not...

Page 7: ...culating fluid The heat removed from the application is rejected to the environment via the heat transfer system housed within the device Features 3 1 Lightweight portable system Ergonomic easy to car...

Page 8: ...8 Device Illustration 3 2...

Page 9: ...e power cord into the unit 9 Plug the male end into the AC voltage outlet within the device specified voltage Please refer to the technical information section for input voltage specifications Startup...

Page 10: ...ating and controlling to set temperature the RUN Mode screen content will be displayed on the LCD screen Note If the application is located above the chiller there is a potential for the fluid to over...

Page 11: ...le Set the device in STANDBY Mode Set Change control temperature Set Change pump speed if applicable Set Change user specified temperature alarms Access the Monitor screen for detailed operational sta...

Page 12: ...ttons are pressed the temperature setting will initially change in 0 1C increments If the key is held down for more then 5 seconds the temperature will change in 1 0C increments To go back to 0 1C ste...

Page 13: ...its 4 Press the UP or DOWN arrow to change the temperature to a new setting The new setting will be shown on the right under New 5 Once the correct alarm temperature is selected press the Accept butto...

Page 14: ...ted press the Accept button to confirm change to the set temperature 7 If the Cancel button is pressed the new changes are canceled and the previous pump drive will stay active 8 Pressing the Accept o...

Page 15: ...een as shown in figure 5 6 displays the internal system control parameters of the T257P system From this one can view all the available temperatures TEC drive levels pump and fan states to aid in the...

Page 16: ...Standby Mode Options How to Set the Control Mode 6 1 The control mode has been optimized to provide temperature stability from a minimum flow rate of 0 75 to 3 5 lpm Currently only one control mode i...

Page 17: ...on Screen Note 1 At present only the supply sensor option is available The remote sensor operation is a planned future update to the product How to Set the COM Port 6 3 1 T257P Systems are equipped wi...

Page 18: ...utton 3 This will navigate to the Set Fan drive screen The screen will show the current and the new Fan drive 4 Press the UP or DOWN arrow to change the fan drive to a new setting The new drive settin...

Page 19: ...ode screen press the Next button twice 3 On the following screen Press the Alarm History button 4 After reviewing the alarm history press the Accept button to return to the Standby Mode screen System...

Page 20: ...ectors on one side and open tube on the other to the supply and return ports and drain the fluid into a discard vessel 4 Turn on the unit and set the unit in Run Mode 5 Keep adding fresh fluid of 500...

Page 21: ...and mild household cleaner and wipe all exterior surfaces 3 Use a dry static free cloth to clean the display window 4 Let the T257P system dry completely before powering on the system Cleaning the He...

Page 22: ...tem follow these steps 1 Power down the T257P system and unplug the AC power cord 2 Drain all fluid from the T257P system by following section 7 2 steps 1 6 3 Replace the Reservoir cap 4 Package the T...

Page 23: ...alarm When this alarm is active the device is stopped and will require user intervention to determine and resolve the cause of the alarm and once cleared restart the device High Ambient Temp Alarm If...

Page 24: ...s alarm is active the device is stopped This alarm indicates there is a potential failure of the supply temp sensor Turn off power to the device for 60 seconds Power up the device and if the alarm re...

Page 25: ...Valved Flow Barb Acetal 0P2E100412 CPC Quick Disconnect Female Valved M NPT Acetal QD on unit 0P2ES17006 CPC Quick Disconnect Male Non Valved Flow 3 8 Barb Aceral 0P2ES17004 CPC Quick Disconnect Male...

Page 26: ...pacity 225 Watts with control set point at ambient temperature Device Pumping Capacity Pump Option 1 3 5 LPM Open Flow 12 psi Max Pressure 0 Flow Pump Option 2 3 5 LPM Open Flow 20 psi 0 flow Temperat...

Page 27: ...27 T257P System Performance 10 2 Note...

Page 28: ...applications may affect chiller performance Consult ThermoTek for application assistance 6 Specification subject to change without notice T257P Communication Protocol 10 3 The T257P Communication prot...

Page 29: ...System Guidance and Manufacture s Declaration Electromagnetic 10 6 Emissions This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Electrical equipment for measurement control and labora...

Page 30: ...uipment into an outlet or circuit different from the one where the other device s are connected Connect an external 20 AWG ground wire from the eqi potential ground tab on the right side of the chille...

Page 31: ...ectiveness or intended use voids the warranty ThermoTek will at its option repair or replace within a reasonable time any product that is found to have a defect in material or workmanship under normal...

Page 32: ...and remedy against thermotek regardless of whether such claims are based on warranty contract tort or any other theory ThermoTek Disclaims and is not responsible for direct special incidental consequ...

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Page 34: ...34 1200 Lakeside Parkway 200 Flower Mound TX 75028 Website www thermotekusa com Tel 001 972 874 4949 PN 0P1D257MEN Rev X1 08 2016 0P1D257MEN X1...

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