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big johnson
07-10-2006, 04:08 PM
I'm building a mixing box w/ return and outside air dampers. This will be a stand alone unit at a remote site. I need a simple mixed air controller that useses a remote temp sensor to modualte the dampers according to air temp set point. I'm familiar with the Honeywell enthalpy controllers but I don't care about relative humidity.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Control Man
07-10-2006, 07:05 PM
Pneumatic or Electric , want to limit LO air or HI air temperature intake as well or just mixed air.
Had 1 a few weeks ago just wanted MIXED air no limits , last week HI OA TEMP / HUMIDITY and OA dampers 100% open
If you wanted simple and old school, go with Honeywell series 90 actuator and controller. Its a 135 ohm proportional control. I would get with your honeywell dealer for help picking the parts to get the correct voltage and stroke.
examples...
T991A1012 0-100 range 20 capillary tube controller
M9184A1019 modutrol motor with end swithches
Q209 manual pot for min. position
cold in alberta
07-10-2006, 07:24 PM
johnson series 350 controls with a belimo damper motor
Originally posted by cold in alberta
johnson series 350 controls with a belimo damper motor
That would be my first choice. 350 series is a nice stand alone system
mrhvacmechanic
07-10-2006, 10:09 PM
Honeywell w7210 control with 2-10 volt motors
big johnson
07-11-2006, 08:47 AM
All electric controls. Don't care about hi and lo temps. It's for a rectifier sub station so not very critical control. I'll check out the Johnson stuff. I've always liked those guys.
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