Fan Coil Unit (FCU) Application Guide VTR8300 Series Room Controllers TABLE OF CONTENTS VTR8300 and SCs | Fan coil terminal equipment controllers 2 VTR8300A5000 - VC3500E5000: Heating/cooling: 4-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with wireless door switch 4 VTR8350A5000 -VC3404E5000: Cooling and electric heat: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, dehumidification, 2-position valves 6 VTR8300A5000 - VC3504E5000: Heating/cooling with changeover sensor: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan and wireless window switch 8 VTR8350A5000 - VC3400E5000: Cooling and electric heat: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan and dehumidification, 2-position valves 10 VTR8300A5500 - VC3514E5000: Heating/cooling: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan and fresh air damper, 2-position valves 12 VTR8300A5000 -VC3500E5000 -VC3300E5000: Heating/cooling: 4-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with slave relay pack 14 VTR8300A5000 - VC3504E5000: Cooling and electric heat: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with wired window switch 16 VTR8300A5000 - VC3500E5000: Heating/cooling: 4-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with wired door switch 18 Appendix A - Passive infra-red (PIR) motion detector cover specifications 20 Appendix B - option network wiring if communicating models are used 21 Appendix C - controllers’ occupancy sequence of operation schematic 21 Appendix D - SED Series - wireless door & window switch 22 Appendix E - VTR8300 controller & VC3000 relay pack 23
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Fan Coil Unit (FCU) Application Guide VTR8300 Series Room Controllers
TABLE OF CONTENTSVTR8300 and SCs | Fan coil terminal equipment controllers 2VTR8300A5000 - VC3500E5000: Heating/cooling: 4-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with wireless door switch 4VTR8350A5000 -VC3404E5000: Cooling and electric heat: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, dehumidification, 2-position valves 6VTR8300A5000 - VC3504E5000: Heating/cooling with changeover sensor: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan and wireless window switch 8VTR8350A5000 - VC3400E5000: Cooling and electric heat: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan and dehumidification, 2-position valves 10VTR8300A5500 - VC3514E5000: Heating/cooling: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan and fresh air damper, 2-position valves 12VTR8300A5000 -VC3500E5000 -VC3300E5000: Heating/cooling: 4-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with slave relay pack 14VTR8300A5000 - VC3504E5000: Cooling and electric heat: 2-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with wired window switch 16VTR8300A5000 - VC3500E5000: Heating/cooling: 4-pipe fan coil unit with 3-speed fan, 2-position valves with wired door switch 18Appendix A - Passive infra-red (PIR) motion detector cover specifications 20Appendix B - option network wiring if communicating models are used 21Appendix C - controllers’ occupancy sequence of operation schematic 21Appendix D - SED Series - wireless door & window switch 22Appendix E - VTR8300 controller & VC3000 relay pack 23
This new cost-effective solution for upgrading line-voltage fan coil unit thermostats requires only two components: the VTR8300 terminal equipment controller and the SC3000 relay pack. This solution allows existing line voltage wiring between the fan coil unit and temperature controller to be re-used, reducing overall costs and installation time. The SC3000 relay pack features an onboard universal voltage power supply and line-voltage relays which directly drive fractional horsepower fan motors and valves. This eliminates the need to install and wire costly pilot relays and transformers.
The VTR8300 Line Voltage Fan Coil Terminal Equipment Controller and SC3000 Relay Pack can be configured to handle a broad variety of applications covering all the standard implementations necessary for controlling line-voltage HVAC systems.
In addition to controlling heating, cooling and fan activity, depending on the model the VTR8300 can handle wireless networking and switches, passive infrared (PIR) occupancy detection using either onboard or remote sensors, and dehumidification control. The applications described here cover all these features, and in combination with the VTR8300’s advanced scheduling and occupancy controls can provide the functionality for any required line-voltage HVAC implementation.
Occupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by occupied cooling and heating.
Stand-by Mode (only available when PIR motion detector sensor is used)Setpoints revert to those defined by stand-by cooling and heating.
Unoccupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by unoccupied heating and cooling.
Occupied Override ModeSystem reverts to occupied mode for duration determined by “ToccTime” parameter.
On Call for CoolCooling valve opens to maintain room temperature.
On Call for HeatElectric heat operates to maintain room temperature. Cooling valve closes and dehumidification is disabled.
On a Demand for DehumidificationDehumidification achieved via cooling coil using reheat if necessary.
Dehumidification only allowed in COOL mode or if cooling is enabled in AUTO mode.
Dehumidification disabled if room temperature falls below low ambient lockout temperature, which is cooling setpoint minus configuration defined deadband value.
Options
• BACnet® and Wireless communication models available (see Appendix B for network wiring).
• Remote wall mount or return duct sensor ready.
• Can be configured for 2-pipe systems with changeover.
• Binary inputs can be configured to control occupancy via door or window contact, remote night setback, or provide alarms for service or filter monitoring.
• Universal input can be configured for changeover sensor.
Occupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by occupied cooling and heating.
Stand-by Mode (only available when PIR motion detector sensor is used)Setpoints revert to those defined by stand-by cooling and heating.
Unoccupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by unoccupied heating and cooling.
Occupied Override ModeSystem reverts to occupied mode for duration determined by “ToccTime” parameter.
On Call for CoolIf supply water temperature is less than 24°C (75F), valve opens to maintain room temperature, else the valve closes.
On Call for HeatIf supply water temperature is greater than 25°C (77F), valve opens to maintain room temperature.
Supply Air SensorOnly used for monitoring. Shows automatically if sensor is connected.
Wireless Window SwitchWireless window switch automatically locks out heating/cooling when window is opened.
Options
• BACnet® and Wireless communication models available (see Appendix B for network wiring).
• Remote wall mount or duct sensor ready.
• Binary inputs can be configured to control occupancy via door or window contact, remote motion sensor, remote night setback, or provide alarms for service or filter monitoring.
Occupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by occupied cooling and heating.
Stand-by Mode (only available when PIR motion detector sensor is used)Setpoints revert to those defined by stand-by cooling and heating.
Unoccupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by unoccupied heating and cooling.
Occupied Override ModeSystem reverts to occupied mode for duration determined by “ToccTime” parameter.
On Call for CoolCooling valve opens to maintain room temperature.
On Call for HeatElectric heat operates to maintain room temperature. Cooling valve closed and dehumidification is disabled.
On a Demand for DehumidificationDehumidification achieved via cooling coil using reheat if necessary.
Dehumidification only allowed in COOL mode or if cooling is enabled in AUTO mode.
Dehumidification disabled if room temperature falls below low ambient lockout temperature, which is cooling setpoint minus configuration defined deadband value.
Options
• BACnet® and Wireless communication models available (see Appendix B for network wiring).
• Binary inputs can be configured to control occupancy via door or window contact, remote motion sensor, remote night setback, or provide alarms for service or filter monitoring.
Occupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by occupied cooling and heating. The occupancy output opens fresh air damper to minimum position.
Stand-by Mode (only available when PIR motion detector sensor is used)Setpoints revert to those defined by stand-by cooling and heating.
Unoccupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by unoccupied heating and cooling. The fresh air damper closes.
Occupied Override ModeSystem reverts to occupied mode for duration determined by “ToccTime” parameter.
On Call for CoolIf supply water temperature is less than 24°C (75F), valve opens to maintain room temperature, else the valve closes.
On Call for Heat
If supply water temperature is greater than 25°C (77F), valve opens to maintain room temperature, else the valve closes.
Supply Air SensorOnly used for monitoring. Shows automatically if sensor is connected.
Options
• BACnet® and Wireless communication models available (see Appendix B for network wiring).
• Remote wall mount or return duct sensor ready.
• Binary inputs can be configured to control occupancy via door or window contact, remote motion sensor, remote night setback, or provide alarms for service or filter monitoring.
Fan menu L-M-H-AFan cont. heat OnPipe No 4Seq. operation Ht-Cl
VTR8300AXXXX WITH SC3500E5000 AND SC3300E5000 RELAYS: HEATING/COOLING 4-PIPE FAN COIL UNIT WITH 3-SPEED FAN AND 2-POSITION VALVES WITH SLAVE RELAY PACK
Occupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by occupied cooling and heating.
Stand-by Mode (only available when PIR motion detector sensor is used)Setpoints revert to those defined by stand-by cooling and heating.
Unoccupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by unoccupied heating and cooling.
Occupied Override ModeSystem reverts to occupied mode for duration determined by “ToccTime” parameter.
On Call for CoolCooling valve opens to maintain room temperature. Heating valve closes.
On Call for HeatHeating valve opens to maintain room temperature. Cooling valve closes.
Options
• BACnet® and Wireless communication models available (see Appendix B for network wiring).
• Can be configured for 2-pipe systems without changeover.
• Binary inputs can be configured to control occupancy via door or window contact, remote motion sensor, remote night setback, or provide alarms for service or filter monitoring.
Occupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by occupied cooling and heating.
Stand-by Mode (only available when PIR motion detector sensor is used)Setpoints revert to those defined by stand-by cooling and heating.
Unoccupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by unoccupied heating and cooling.
Occupied Override ModeSystem reverts to occupied mode for duration determined by “ToccTime” parameter.
On Call for CoolIf supply water temperature is less than 24°C (75F), valve opens to maintain room temperature, else the valve closes.
On Call for HeatIf supply water temperature is greater than 25°C (77F), valve opens to maintain room temperature, else the valve closes.
Supply Air SensorOnly used for monitoring. Shows automatically if sensor is connected.
Wired Window SwitchThe window switch automatically locks out heating/cooling when window opens.
Options
• BACnet® and Wireless communication models available (see Appendix B for network wiring).
• Models available with factory installed PIR sensor.
• Remote wall mount or duct sensor ready.
• Can be configured for 2-pipe systems with changeover.
• Binary inputs can be configured to control occupancy via door or window contact, remote night setback, or provide alarms for service or filter monitoring.
• Universal input can be configured for changeover sensor.
Occupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by occupied cooling and heating.
Stand-by Mode (only available when PIR motion detector sensor is used)Setpoints revert to those defined by stand-by cooling and heating.
Unoccupied ModeSetpoints revert to those defined by unoccupied heating and cooling.
Occupied Override ModeSystem reverts to occupied mode for duration determined by “ToccTime” parameter.
On Call for CoolCooling valve opens to maintain room temperature. Heating valve closes.
On Call for HeatHeating valve opens to maintain room temperature. Cooling valve closes.
Door SwitchDoor switch automatically toggles occupancy.
Options
• BACnet® and Wireless communication models available (see Appendix B for network wiring).
• Models available with factory installed PIR sensor.
• Can be configured for 2-pipe systems without changeover.
• Binary inputs can be configured to control occupancy via door or window contact, remote motion sensor, remote night setback, or provide alarms for service or filter monitoring.
.The PIR can maximize your energy saving from 10-30% by relaxing temperature set points in unoccupied zones during scheduled periods.
Typical Savings of 10-30%
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APPENDIX A - PASSIVE INFRA-RED (PIR) MOTION DETECTOR COVER SPECIFICATIONS
Initially, the controller is in Stand-by mode. Stand-by setpoints are used at the controller. As soon as the PIR detects motion, the Occupancy status switches to Occupied and the Stand-By Time timer is reset. The Occupied setpoints are used. If no motion is detected in the room for the entire Stand-By Time duration (adjustable parameter), the room then switches to Stand-by mode and stand-by setpoints are used. While in Stand-by mode, if no motion is detected for the entire Unoccupied Time period (adjustable parameter), the room switches to Unoccupied mode and uses its Unoccupied setpoints. While in Stand-By or Unoccupied mode, any motion will switch the room back to Occupied mode.
PIR cover sequence of operation
Typical Detection Pattern for PIR Lens
Energy savings
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Horizontal Angles (Typical)
Transverse motion: 4-5 ft/s / 1.5 m/sRecommended installation height for PIR sensor:
4 - 5 ft. / 1.2-1.5 m
Sensor Ranges
A = 20 ft. / 6.1 mB = 14 ft. / 4.3 mC = 11 ft. / 3.4 m
APPENDIX A - PASSIVE INFRA-RED (PIR) MOTION DETECTOR COVER SPECIFICATIONS APPENDIX B - OPTION NETWORK WIRING IF COMMUNICATING MODELS ARE USED
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Notes:- Wiring should be daisy chained- Respect polarity- If using 2 conductors shielded wires, connect the shield of each feed together on the back of the controller. ONLY ground the shield at one location. DO NOT connect the shield to the ref terminal.
APPENDIX C - CONTROLLERS’ OCCUPANCY SEQUENCE OF OPERATION SCHEMATICSetpoints
APPENDIX D - SED SERIES - WIRELESS DOOR & WINDOW SWITCH
Wireless ZigBee® Pro door & window switch
Wireless door switches used with an onbaord or remote PIR sensor provide advanced local occupancy routines allowing for increased energy savings during occupied hours without sacrificing occupant comfort.
Wireless window switches are used to monitor exterior windows and or patio and balcony doors being opened or closed. This prevents unnecessary energy consumption by the tenants.
Fan Coil Terminal Equipment Controllers with SED Series ZigBee® wireless switches can be used in network ready mode with or without integration to a central management system to allow for advanced functions such as central reservation and occupancy functions.
A combination of up to twenty SED Series door and or window switches can be used simultaneously with a single Fan Coil Terminal Equipment Controller.
The SED Series switches are factory delivered with 2 AAA batteries and are ready to be installed, configured and used right out of the box. Due to the extremely small current consumption of the switches, the expected battery life is approximately 10 years and is equivalent to the battery shelf life.
No tools are required for commissioning or servicing the door switch. A very simple interface with an on-board LED & hidden switch provides all the required functions for local interaction. Local information for battery life and connectivity (heartbeat) are provided at the Fan Coil Terminal Equipment Controller local display through the ZigBee® wireless network. Each switch is factory supplied with a magnet, a locking security tamper proof screw and self tapping mounting screws.
APPENDIX E - VTR8300 CONTROLLER & SC3000 RELAY PACKProduct overview
The VTR8300 Fan Coil Controller offers a new cost-effective solution for upgrading line-voltage fan coil unit thermostats. The VTR8300 terminal Equipment Fan Coil Unit Controllers are available as BACnet® MSTP or wireless ZigBee® Pro networked models.
No previous building automation training is required for the easy installation and commissioning process. Installation can be completed in approximately fifteen minutes, reducing costs and providing increased savings.
The SC3000 Series Line Voltage Switching Transformer Relay Pack Controllers has been designed for silent control of typical high voltage fan coil device loads (90 to 277 VAC multi-voltages capable).
It uses advanced microprocessor-based circuitry with a built-in transformer that eliminates all typical required peripheral components when automating a Fan Coil unit with traditional building automation systems.
The SC3000 Series Line Voltage Switching Transformer Relay Pack(s) operate as slave unit(s) under the control of a single master VTR8300 Terminal Equipment Controller.
A single VTR8300 Terminal Equipment Controller can control up to 10x SC3000 Series Relay Pack. The SC3000 Series Relay Packs are line-powered units.
The extremely compact unit locally contains all the relay outputs for fan switching and valve control. Models are also available for extra monitoring / control inputs of the Fan Coil Units.
Typical fan coil unit setup
Star topology
Daisy chained topology Mixed daisy chained and Star topology
Typical Fan Coil Unit
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SC3404E5000
PowerSupply
Tx/Rx
7 Vdc
Com
RUI 1
SCom
RBI 2
SS
RS
Heat -
Heat +
WHITE
BLACK
RED
BLUE
BROWN
YELLOW
FANLOW
FANMED
FANHIGH
COOL5AMax
1/2 HPor 13AMax
90-277 Vac - 50/60 Hz1/2HP + 5A Max Comb. or13A+ 5A Max CombAmb. Temp. 50oC
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ElectricalCabinet
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PowerSupply
Tx/Rx
7 Vdc
Com
RUI 1
SCom
RBI 2
SS
RS
Heat -
Heat +
WHITE
BLACK
RED
BLUE
BROWN
YELLOW
FANLOW
FANMED
FANHIGH
COOL5AMax
1/2 HPor 13AMax
90-277 Vac - 50/60 Hz1/2HP + 5A Max Comb. or13A+ 5A Max CombAmb. Temp. 50oC