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Ambient Sensing for Roof & Gutter Deicing Systems Installation Manual
ASD Controller
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OVERVIEW
The nVent RAYCHEM ASD Controller is a UL Listed ambient sensing digital unit that allows on/off operation of nVent RAYCHEM heating cables by energizing up to four (model ASD-4C) or eight (model ASD-8C) branch circuits according to the temperature set points on the digital temperature controller. A set point for heater on/off operation as well as a set point for low temperature cutout of the circuits are provided. The Low Temp Cutout mode serves to save energy by keeping the heaters off when temperatures are so low that no snow and ice melting occurs. Both temperature set points are easily field adjustable to suit local conditions.
DESCRIPTION
The ASD Controller uses a NEMA 4X polyester outdoorenclosure with lockable hasps. Enclosure outside dimensionsfor each model are:ASD-4C: 11-1/8" h x 9-1/4" w x 5-1/4" dASD-8C: 15-1/4" h x 13-1/4" w x 9-3/8" d
OPERATION
The ASD Controller uses a remote ambient temperature sensor to measure the ambient temperature. When the sensed temperature falls below the Heater On set point, the temperature controller causes the branch circuits to be energized. Conversely, when the sensed temperature raises above the Heater On set point the branch circuits are de-energized. If the sensed temperature falls below the Low Temp Cutout set point, the branch circuits will be deenergized and remain so until the ambient temperature rises back above the Low Temp Cutout set point. A 3-position rocker switch allows the controller to operate in automatic or hand (manual) mode, or to be turned off completely (switch set to the center off position). On the eight-circuit model, an additional timer allows a power on delay (field-adjustable) of four of the eight branch circuits in order to reduce overall heater system peak current. The ambient temperature sensor is mounted outdoors in a shaded location representative of minimum ambient conditions, and away from any heat source, such as a utility room exhaust vent, so that the sensor gives an accurate reading of the actual ambient conditions. The sensor comes with a standard 15 ft lead, but its range can be extended up to hundreds of feet using ordinary stranded copper wire.
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Date TitleDrawn BySL
Dwg SizeScale
17-Mar-2011
None ADrawing Number
R50-019-A010Rev
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Typical System LayoutAS-Digital Controller
. /
North
AS-Digital Controller(switches up to four 30A
branch circuits)
Branch CircuitBreaker Panel
(GFCB 30mA Trip)(by others)
JunctionBox
(typical)
Ambient Sensor(outdoors, shaded,
North side of building)
Cable feedthrough bottomof downspout
Cable feedat soffit
Cable feedthrough bottomof downspout
Cable feedat soffit
Indoor Location(garage or similar)
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Date TitleDrawn BySL
Dwg SizeScale
01-Sept-2015
None B
Wiring DiagramASD-4C Controller
1 to 4 Circuits
Drawing Number
R50-050-A022-4CRev
0
= Factory Wiring= Field Wiring, As Req’d*
(contactor general purpose AC1 rating = 30A)
Key:
*Consult NEC for proper wire gauge to use with CB size.
DateRev Description By
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X2
A1A2X1
AUTO
OFF
HAND
13
57
24
68
C1
A1A2
13
57
24
68
C2
A1A2
Line208V or 240V
Supply
UL ListedGround Fault
Circuit Breakers(by others)
ToHeatingCable
Ground Braid(typical)
120V Supply(Protected
Circuit)
L
N
AmbientSensor
Bulb
ToHeaterCircuit
If using extension wiring forremote placement of sensor bulb,refer to drawing R50-052-A020
ASD-4C Controller
15 ft LongSensorLead
Field Wiring(by others, typ)
Heater On Indication Light
When rocker switchis set to HAND
position, heaters areenergized, regardlessof ambient conditions
120V or 277VSupply
Line
Neutral
LineToHeaterCircuit
Sample Wiring
TYPICAL SYSTEM LAYOUT
WIRING DIAGRAM ASD-4C CONTROLLER (1 TO 4 CIRCUITS)
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Dwg SizeScale
01-Sept-2015
None B
Drawing Number
R50-050-A022-8CRev
0
= Factory Wiring= Field Wiring, As Req’d*
(contactor general purpose AC1 rating = 30A)
Key:
*Consult NEC for proper wire gauge to use with CB size.
DateRev Description By
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Wiring DiagramASD-8C Controller
1 to 8 Circuits
AUTO
OFF
HAND
13
57
24
68
C2
A1A2
X2
A1A2X1
13
57
24
68
C1
A1A2
A115
16
A2
18
B1
TRL04
13
57
24
68
C3
A1A2
13
57
24
68
C4
A1A2
ToHeatingCable
Ground Braid(typical)
AmbientSensor
Bulb
If using extension wiringfor remote placement of
sensor bulb, refer todrawing R50-052-A020
ASD-8C Controller
15 ft LongSensorLead
Heater On Indication Light
When rocker switchis set to HAND
position, heaters areenergized, regardlessof ambient conditions
ToHeaterCircuit
Line208V or 240V
Supply
UL ListedGround Fault
Circuit Breakers(by others)
120V Supply(Protected
Circuit)
L
N
Field Wiring(by others, typ)
120V or 277VSupply
Line
Neutral
Line
Sample WiringTo
HeaterCircuit
THE INTERVAL TIMER IS USED ONLY IN THE ASD-8C MODEL:
In order to reduce heating system overall peak current, the ASD-8C Controller uses an interval timer to delay the powering of specified heater circuits at system start-up. When the ambient temperature falls below the Heater On set point, all heaters wired through contactors C1 & C2 are energized upon call for power from the controller, and the timer begins its programmed ON Delay countdown. Upon completion of the countdown, heaters wired through contactors C3 & C4 are then energized.ON Delay Function:
A1
15
16
A2
18
B1
Time:.2 (0.2 x Range)
Range:10m (10 min)
Function:E (ON Delay)
Function E (ON Delay) delays operation of a specified group of heaters for the timer's specified interval. Two events can initiate this interval period: 1. Control system's HOA switch is reset from Off or Auto mode to Hand mode.2. Control system's HOA switch is set to Auto mode and ambient conditions cause temperature controller to call for heater power. The timer’s settings can be field adjusted for local ambient conditions
WIRING DIAGRAM ASD-8C CONTROLLER (1 TO 8 CIRCUITS)
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Junction Box
Control Panel
TempController
Terminal Blocks(refer to control panel
drawing for properconnections)
RTD Lead / Extension WireField Connections
(route wires to provide physicalprotection and for aesthetics)Note: When joining the small
gauge RTD lead wires to heavierguage extension wires, strip back
the insulation far enough todouble over the RTD wires.
15 ftFactoryLead
MountingScrew
(by others)
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Drawing Number Rev
DateRev Description
10-June-2003 Ambient RTD SensorInstallation
R50-052-A020 7
Place Ambient RTD Sensor in shaded area(typically on North side of building under thesoffit) away from any heat source (such assolar gain or heated vents) that would createa false (and higher) reading.
Place Loop Strap around RTD, betweenpieces of shrink tube. Secure with a mountingscrew (by others)
Route the RTD lead wire to junction box.
Route copper extension wire (note gauge vslength) to the proper terminal blocks in thecontrol panel, as specified in the ControlPanel drawing.
IMPORTANT: Do not exceed maximumextension wire length versus wire gauge.(refer to listing at left)
1.
2.
3.
4.
1 01-Aug-2003 Change RTD lead to 15 ft2 07-Dec-2009 Revised installation procedure Step 1
BySLSL
Installation Procedure:
Note: The NEC (NationalElectrical Code) allows therouting of control wiring inthe same conduit andjunction box as the powerwiring. The electricalinsulation rating on thecontrol wiring must beequal to or greater than thepower wiring rating. Forexample, if the powerwiring is 300Vac, then thecontrol wiring leads mustbe 300Vac rated or greater.
Copper extension wire,300 Vac rated insulation:
- 16 gauge up to 60 ft max- 14 gauge up to 120 ft max- 12 gauge up to 240 ft max- 10 gauge up to 480 ft max
3 19-Aug-2010 Added NECNote SL4 04-May-2011 Show RTD positioned under eave SL
AmbientRTD
Sensor
BBllddggWWaall
ll
LoopStrap
MountingClip
SSooffffiitt
AmbientRTD
Sensor
5 06-June-2011 Added RTD wire note SL6 21-Oct-2014 Added "Typical Location" note SL
TY PIC A LL O C A TIO N
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Ambient Temperature Sensing with Low Temp Cutout for Roof Ice Melt SystemsASD Controller
Heater On Set Value
When the ambient temperature falls below theHeater On set value (SEt 1), the Heater OnIndication Light will illuminate, indicating that theheater circuits are energized (unless theambient temperature falls below the Low TempCutout set value).
Adjusting Set Values
Two set values are available:SEt 1 = Heater OnSEt 2 = Low Temp Cutout
To toggle between which set value is displayed,press the up arrow. To change the displayed setvalue, hold down the square button and press theup or down arrow (the longer the arrow button isheld down, the faster the value will change).
TC544A DescPg AmbRIM LTcutout ASD 34F 10F v02 Page 1 of 1
Heater OnIndicationLight
Low TempCutoutIndicationLight (light onindicates lowtemp cutout isnot activated)
Heater OnSet Value [SEt 1](SV=Set Value)
AmbientTemperature(PV=Process Value)
Low Temp Cutout Set Value
If the ambient temperature falls below the LowTemp Cutout set value (SEt 2), the Low TempCutout Indication Light will turn off, indicating thatthe heater circuits have been de-energized (theHeater On Indication Light remains on). Theheater circuits will be re-energized when theambient temperature rises above the Low TempCutout set value.
Note: Low Temp Cutout can be avoided bysetting its value below the lowest expectedambient temperature (for example: –150).
Heater OnIndicationLight
Low TempCutoutIndicationLight (light offindicates lowtemp cutout isactivated)
Low Temp CutoutSet Value [SEt 2](SV=Set Value)
AmbientTemperature(PV=Process Value)
Temperature Controller
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Ambient Temperature Sensing with Low Temp Cutout for Roof Ice Melt SystemsASD Controller
Heater On Set Value
When the ambient temperature falls below theHeater On set value (SEt 1), the Heater OnIndication Light will illuminate, indicating that theheater circuits are energized (unless theambient temperature falls below the Low TempCutout set value).
Adjusting Set Values
Two set values are available:SEt 1 = Heater OnSEt 2 = Low Temp Cutout
To toggle between which set value is displayed,press the up arrow. To change the displayed setvalue, hold down the square button and press theup or down arrow (the longer the arrow button isheld down, the faster the value will change).
TC544A DescPg AmbRIM LTcutout ASD 34F 10F v02 Page 1 of 1
Heater OnIndicationLight
Low TempCutoutIndicationLight (light onindicates lowtemp cutout isnot activated)
Heater OnSet Value [SEt 1](SV=Set Value)
AmbientTemperature(PV=Process Value)
Low Temp Cutout Set Value
If the ambient temperature falls below the LowTemp Cutout set value (SEt 2), the Low TempCutout Indication Light will turn off, indicating thatthe heater circuits have been de-energized (theHeater On Indication Light remains on). Theheater circuits will be re-energized when theambient temperature rises above the Low TempCutout set value.
Note: Low Temp Cutout can be avoided bysetting its value below the lowest expectedambient temperature (for example: –150).
Heater OnIndicationLight
Low TempCutoutIndicationLight (light offindicates lowtemp cutout isactivated)
Low Temp CutoutSet Value [SEt 2](SV=Set Value)
AmbientTemperature(PV=Process Value)
Temperature Controller
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AMBIENT RTD SENSOR INSTALLATION
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Ambient Temperature Sensing with Low Temp Cutout for Roof Ice Melt SystemsASD Controller
Heater On Set Value
When the ambient temperature falls below theHeater On set value (SEt 1), the Heater OnIndication Light will illuminate, indicating that theheater circuits are energized (unless theambient temperature falls below the Low TempCutout set value).
Adjusting Set Values
Two set values are available:SEt 1 = Heater OnSEt 2 = Low Temp Cutout
To toggle between which set value is displayed,press the up arrow. To change the displayed setvalue, hold down the square button and press theup or down arrow (the longer the arrow button isheld down, the faster the value will change).
TC544A DescPg AmbRIM LTcutout ASD 34F 10F v02 Page 1 of 1
Heater OnIndicationLight
Low TempCutoutIndicationLight (light onindicates lowtemp cutout isnot activated)
Heater OnSet Value [SEt 1](SV=Set Value)
AmbientTemperature(PV=Process Value)
Low Temp Cutout Set Value
If the ambient temperature falls below the LowTemp Cutout set value (SEt 2), the Low TempCutout Indication Light will turn off, indicating thatthe heater circuits have been de-energized (theHeater On Indication Light remains on). Theheater circuits will be re-energized when theambient temperature rises above the Low TempCutout set value.
Note: Low Temp Cutout can be avoided bysetting its value below the lowest expectedambient temperature (for example: –150).
Heater OnIndicationLight
Low TempCutoutIndicationLight (light offindicates lowtemp cutout isactivated)
Low Temp CutoutSet Value [SEt 2](SV=Set Value)
AmbientTemperature(PV=Process Value)
Temperature Controller
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PROGRAM VALUES - AMBIENT TEMPERATURE SENSING WITH LOW TEMP CUTOUT FOR ROOF ICE MELT APPLICATIONS, ASD CONTROLLER
Pro
gram
Val
ues
-Am
bien
tTem
pera
ture
Sen
sing
with
Low
Tem
pC
utou
tfor
Roo
fIce
Mel
tApp
licat
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ontr
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r
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gVal
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tout
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allp
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eter
ssh
own
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avai
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ultv
alue
.
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rogr
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lue
fort
his
appl
icat
ion.
Def
ault
Set
Val
ues:
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eate
rOn
(SE
t1)=
342)
Low
Tem
pC
utou
t(S
Et2
)=10
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orD
ispl
ay
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ontr
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ning
Sen
sorb
reak
/ov
erra
nge
cond
ition
Sen
sorr
ever
se/
unde
rran
geco
nditi
on
OFF
OFF
DTR
F
-150
150
ON
F
FD
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–
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