Controllers HVAC

Temp/rH electronic two fans speed controller

 GRC 100 AT

•  230 Vac - 50 Hz - 10 A (2 x 5 A output)

•  Infinitely variable control

•  Internal minimum and maximum speed setting

•  Dewpoint/Temperature program (mode) selectable by slide switch

•  Enclosure: plastic (R-ABS, UL94-V0, RAL 7035), IP54

•  Ready mounted cable glands

•  0-10 Vdc/0-20 mA selectable by slide switch

•  LED funtionality indication

•  Maximal ambient temperature: 35 °C

•  FLTS-RH-010 or FLTSP-500-010 sensors not included

•  According to the low voltage directive: 2006/95/EC / the EMC directive: 2004/108/EC

 Intelligent temperature / humidity sensor, 230VAC

AC fan speed controller 0-10 V | motor current 1,5 A

The EVS-1-XX-DM electronic speed controllers automatically control the speed of singlephase voltage controllable electric motors (230 VAC / 50—60 Hz). These units are equipped with Modbus RTU communication and provide a wide range of functionalities: remote control options, adjustable off level, min. and max. output voltage settings, and time-limited motor operation initiated by a logic or switch signal

AC fan speed controller 0-10 V | motor current 3 A

AC fan speed controller 0-10 V | motor current 6 A

AC fan speed controller 0-10 V | motor current 10 A

Pressure transmitter | display | 0-2000 Pa | PoM

 The supply voltage is 24 VDC.

The operating range is 0 to 1.000 Pa.

The supply voltage is 24 VDC.

The operating range is -125 to +125 Pa

Power supply 24 VDC | 40 W | IP65 | DIN rail mounting

The input voltage is 85—264 VAC / 50—60 Hz. 

•  Supply: 230 Vac - 50 Hz

•  Infinitely variable speed control

•  Fuse (A) (5*20 mm), spare fuse included

•  Control: ELy from minimum to maximum speed / ELx from maximum to minimum speed

•  Minimum speed adjustable by trimmer

•  Inset mounting: IP44/surface mounting: IP54

•  Plastic enclosure external: ASA, RAL 9010 white-ivory, internal: polyamide according to IEC 60335

•  Max. ambient temperature: 35 °C

•  According to the low voltage directive: 2006/95/EC / the EMC directive: 2004/108/EC

•  Supply: 230 Vac - 50 Hz

•  Current rating: 0,2-2,5 A

•  Infinitely variable speed control

•  Fuse (A) (5*20 mm), F 3.15 A-H spare fuse included

•  Control: ELy from minimum to maximum speed / ELx from maximum to minimum speed

•  Minimum speed adjustable by trimmer

•  Inset mounting: IP44/surface mounting: IP54

•  Plastic enclosure external: ASA, RAL 9010 white-ivory, internal: polyamide according to IEC 60335

•  Max. ambient temperature: 35 °C

•  According to the low voltage directive: 2006/95/EC / the EMC directive: 2004/108/EC

Intelligent temperature | humidity | CO | NO2 sensor, 230 VAC

CO2 controller | visible CO2 alert, 230 VAC

Is there sufficient fresh air supply?People produce CO₂ or carbon dioxide while breathing. That makes CO₂ concentration a good indicator for the occupancy and activity level in a space. In many applications, CO₂ sensors are used as an indicator for the ventilation requirements. This HVAC transmitter offers a clear, visual indication of the CO₂ level via the green, yellow and red LED. The green LED indicates that the CO₂ level is within range - there is sufficient fresh air supply. When the CO₂ level enters the alert range, the yellow LED lights up. Red means: CO₂ out of range or insufficient fresh air supply. The measured temperature, relative humidity and CO₂ level are available via the three analogue outputs and via Modbus RTU. The dew point and ambient light level are available via Modbus RTU.

NDIR sensor technologyNDIR or Nondispersive Infrared technology is used to measure the CO₂ level. This technology offers a low life-cycle cost and a precise and stable long-term operation.

This sensor has three analogue outputs. Each of them transmits one of the measured values. E.g. by default, output 1 will transmit 0 V at 0 °C and 10 V at 50 °C. Each output value varies proportionally in function of the measured temperature, humidity or CO₂ concentration. The measured temperature is available via output 1, relative humidity via output 2 and CO₂ concentration via output 3.Easy to use!This sensor doesn't require configuration. Once installed, it is ready to use. The default settings will do for most applications. If necessary, the settings can be adjusted via Modbus RTU.E.g. a different output type can be selected to make it compatible with other devices: 0-10 VDC / 0-20 mA / 0-100 % PWM.  Also the light intensity of the LEDs for status indication is adjustable. The Modbus register map provides a complete overview of all adjustable settings.

3-wire connectionThis sensor can be supplied with 24 VDC or with 24 VAC. It is intended for 3-wire connection. The ground of the output (GND) is internally connected to the ground of the supply voltage (V-). Make sure not to connect this common ground to other devices that are powered by a DC voltage.

Self-calibrating to compensate sensor driftThe ABC logic self-calibrating algorithm is by default enabled. This algorithm is designed to be used in applications where CO2 concentrations will drop to outside ambient conditions (400 ppm) at least one time (15 minutes) in a 7day period, which is typically seen during unoccupied periods. The sensor will reach its operational accuracy after 25 hours of continuous operation at a condition that it was exposed to ambient reference levels of air at 400 ppm ± 10 ppm CO₂.

CO2 controller | visible CO2 alert, 24 VAC-VDC

Is there sufficient fresh air supply?People produce CO₂ or carbon dioxide while breathing. That makes CO₂ concentration a good indicator for the occupancy and activity level in a space. In many applications, CO₂ sensors are used as an indicator for the ventilation requirements. This HVAC transmitter offers a clear, visual indication of the CO₂ level via the green, yellow and red LED. The green LED indicates that the CO₂ level is within range - there is sufficient fresh air supply. When the CO₂ level enters the alert range, the yellow LED lights up. Red means: CO₂ out of range or insufficient fresh air supply. The measured temperature, relative humidity and CO₂ level are available via the three analogue outputs and via Modbus RTU. The dew point and ambient light level are available via Modbus RTU.

NDIR sensor technologyNDIR or Nondispersive Infrared technology is used to measure the CO₂ level. This technology offers a low life-cycle cost and a precise and stable long-term operation.

This sensor has three analogue outputs. Each of them transmits one of the measured values. E.g. by default, output 1 will transmit 0 V at 0 °C and 10 V at 50 °C. Each output value varies proportionally in function of the measured temperature, humidity or CO₂ concentration. The measured temperature is available via output 1, relative humidity via output 2 and CO₂ concentration via output 3.Easy to use!This sensor doesn't require configuration. Once installed, it is ready to use. The default settings will do for most applications. If necessary, the settings can be adjusted via Modbus RTU.E.g. a different output type can be selected to make it compatible with other devices: 0-10 VDC / 0-20 mA / 0-100 % PWM.  Also the light intensity of the LEDs for status indication is adjustable. The Modbus register map provides a complete overview of all adjustable settings.

3-wire connectionThis sensor can be supplied with 24 VDC or with 24 VAC. It is intended for 3-wire connection. The ground of the output (GND) is internally connected to the ground of the supply voltage (V-). Make sure not to connect this common ground to other devices that are powered by a DC voltage.

Self-calibrating to compensate sensor driftThe ABC logic self-calibrating algorithm is by default enabled. This algorithm is designed to be used in applications where CO2 concentrations will drop to outside ambient conditions (400 ppm) at least one time (15 minutes) in a 7day period, which is typically seen during unoccupied periods. The sensor will reach its operational accuracy after 25 hours of continuous operation at a condition that it was exposed to ambient reference levels of air at 400 ppm ± 10 ppm CO₂.

CO2 controller | audible and visible CO2 alert, 24 VAC-VDC

Is there sufficient fresh air supply?People produce CO₂ or carbon dioxide while breathing. That makes CO₂ concentration a good indicator for the occupancy and activity level in a space. In many applications, CO₂ sensors are used as an indicator for the ventilation requirements. This HVAC transmitter offers a clear, visual indication of the CO₂ level via the green, yellow and red LED. The green LED indicates that the CO₂ level is within range - there is sufficient fresh air supply. When the CO₂ level enters the alert range, the yellow LED lights up. Red means: CO₂ out of range or insufficient fresh air supply. The measured temperature, relative humidity and CO₂ level are available via the three analogue outputs and via Modbus RTU. The dew point and ambient light level are available via Modbus RTU.

NDIR sensor technologyNDIR or Nondispersive Infrared technology is used to measure the CO₂ level. This technology offers a low life-cycle cost and a precise and stable long-term operation.

This sensor has three analogue outputs. Each of them transmits one of the measured values. E.g. by default, output 1 will transmit 0 V at 0 °C and 10 V at 50 °C. Each output value varies proportionally in function of the measured temperature, humidity or CO₂ concentration. The measured temperature is available via output 1, relative humidity via output 2 and CO₂ concentration via output 3.Easy to use!This sensor doesn't require configuration. Once installed, it is ready to use. The default settings will do for most applications. If necessary, the settings can be adjusted via Modbus RTU.E.g. a different output type can be selected to make it compatible with other devices: 0-10 VDC / 0-20 mA / 0-100 % PWM.  Also the light intensity of the LEDs for status indication is adjustable. The Modbus register map provides a complete overview of all adjustable settings.

3-wire connectionThis sensor can be supplied with 24 VDC or with 24 VAC. It is intended for 3-wire connection. The ground of the output (GND) is internally connected to the ground of the supply voltage (V-). Make sure not to connect this common ground to other devices that are powered by a DC voltage.

Self-calibrating to compensate sensor driftThe ABC logic self-calibrating algorithm is by default enabled. This algorithm is designed to be used in applications where CO2 concentrations will drop to outside ambient conditions (400 ppm) at least one time (15 minutes) in a 7day period, which is typically seen during unoccupied periods. The sensor will reach its operational accuracy after 25 hours of continuous operation at a condition that it was exposed to ambient reference levels of air at 400 ppm ± 10 ppm CO₂.

 Intelligent temperature / humidity sensor, 24 VAC - VDC

 Intelligent temperature | humidity | TVOC sensor 230 VAC

 Intelligent temperature | humidity | TVOC sensor, 24VAC-VDC

Temperature based fan speed control  This 5-step fan speed controller has two Euro sockets to connect AC fans. E.g. it is possible to connect a supply and an exhaust fan. When the ambient temperature drops below the set temperature, the fan(s) run at minimum speed. When the ambient temperature exceeds the set temperature, fan speed will increase in steps.

Plug and play!   Ready to use! It doesn't require any wiring. It is equipped with a supply cables with Europlugs (cable length 1,5 m).

Intelligent temperature | humidity | CO | NO2 sensor, 24 VAC-VDC 

Intelligent temperature | humidity | CO | NO2 sensor, 24 VAC-VDC 

Intelligent temperature | humidity | CO | NO2 sensor, 24 VAC-VDC 

 Intelligent temperature / humidity sensor, 24 VAC - 24 VDC

 Intelligent temperature | humidity | TVOC sensor, 24VAC-VDC

Is there sufficient fresh air supply?People produce CO₂ or carbon dioxide while breathing. That makes CO₂ concentration a good indicator for the occupancy and activity level in a space. In many applications, CO₂ sensors are used as an indicator for the ventilation requirements. This HVAC transmitter offers a clear, visual indication of the CO₂ level via the green, yellow and red LED. The green LED indicates that the CO₂ level is within range - there is sufficient fresh air supply. When the CO₂ level enters the alert range, the yellow LED lights up. Red means: CO₂ out of range or insufficient fresh air supply. The measured temperature, relative humidity and CO₂ level are available via the three analogue outputs and via Modbus RTU. The dew point and ambient light level are available via Modbus RTU.

NDIR sensor technologyNDIR or Nondispersive Infrared technology is used to measure the CO₂ level. This technology offers a low life-cycle cost and a precise and stable long-term operation.

This sensor has three analogue outputs. Each of them transmits one of the measured values. E.g. by default, output 1 will transmit 0 V at 0 °C and 10 V at 50 °C. Each output value varies proportionally in function of the measured temperature, humidity or CO₂ concentration. The measured temperature is available via output 1, relative humidity via output 2 and CO₂ concentration via output 3.

Easy to use!This sensor doesn't require configuration. Once installed, it is ready to use. The default settings will do for most applications. If necessary, the settings can be adjusted via Modbus RTU.E.g. a different output type can be selected to make it compatible with other devices: 0-10 VDC / 0-20 mA / 0-100 % PWM.  Also the light intensity of the LEDs for status indication is adjustable. The Modbus register map provides a complete overview of all adjustable settings.

3-wire connectionThis sensor can be supplied with 24 VDC or with 24 VAC. It is intended for 3-wire connection. The ground of the output (GND) is internally connected to the ground of the supply voltage (V-). Make sure not to connect this common ground to other devices that are powered by a DC voltage.

Self-calibrating to compensate sensor driftThe ABC logic self-calibrating algorithm is by default enabled. This algorithm is designed to be used in applications where CO2 concentrations will drop to outside ambient conditions (400 ppm) at least one time (15 minutes) in a 7day period, which is typically seen during unoccupied periods. The sensor will reach its operational accuracy after 25 hours of continuous operation at a condition that it was exposed to ambient reference levels of air at 400 ppm ± 10 ppm CO₂.