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Constant pressure controller | display | -125 to 125 Pa | 24 VAC-VDC

Article code DPSPG-LP
GTIN 0.540.100.300.173.8
Intrastat number 90.32.89.00
Category Differential pressure controllers with display for fans
Current stock 1 U.
Factory lead time 4 Week(s)

Product description

Differential pressure controller with display for fans. A typical application is Variable Air Volume flow or VAV control. The supply voltage is 24 VAC or 24 VDC. The operating range is -125 to +125 Pa.

It controls fan speed to maintain differential pressure or air volume flow constant at the set point. Air velocity control is also possible in combination with a Pitot tube. The setpoint can be adjusted via Modbus RTU communication.

The sensor output controls EC fans, frequency inverters or AC fan speed controllers via 0-10 V. Another output type can be selected, if necessary.

The 7-segment LED display and the four LED indicators provide a clear visual indication of the device status and the controlled values.

The differential pressure setpoint and all other settings can be adjusted via Modbus RTU.

Additional specifications and description

 
Differential pressure in HVAC
Differential pressure refers to the measurement of the variance between two process pressures. Instruments designed for measuring differential pressure feature two process connections. Heating and cooling operations contribute to about 40 % of energy consumption in commercial buildings. This drives facility owners and managers to seek ways to optimize HVAC operations, aiming to lower operating costs while maintaining the quality of occupied spaces. A key component in enhancing the efficiency of HVAC systems is the utilization of low differential pressure transducers.
Sentera’s low differential pressure controllers are employed to control airflow and pressure differentials between two designated points within an HVAC system. This data enables the facility to monitor the system performance in real-time via the Building Management System (BMS), facilitating adjustments and optimizations to heating, cooling or airflow operations as needed. Continuous monitoring of these measurements by the BMS allows for dynamic airflow adjustments, ensuring indoor conditions remain optimal while minimizing energy consumption.
Our low differential pressure controllers are engineered for permanent integration into HVAC control systems. They facilitate the monitoring of low pressures between rooms, duct static pressures and differential pressure across filters, delivering an analogue output to an EC fan or an AC fan speed controller. The fan speed is then adjusted by increasing or decreasing it to optimize pressure levels within the system as necessary.
 
Constant pressure, air volume flow or air velocity?
This differential pressure controller controls EC fans or AC fan speed controllers. It maintains the differential pressure  constant at the set point. The operating range is -125 to +125 Pa. It is also possible to control fan speed based on air volume flow [m³/hr] or air velocity [m/s]. To control air volume flow based on the K-factor of the fan, use the optional connection set type PSET-PVC-200 or PSET-QF-200. This connection set can also be used to control differential pressure. To control air volume flow based on the duct cross section [cm²] or air velocity [m/s], use the optional connection set type PSET-PTS-200 or PSET-PTL-200. The setpoint can be adjusted via Modbus RTU. differential pressure control
 
Visual indication
The 7-segment LED display visualises the measured pressure, volume flow or air velocity. On top of that, the green, yellow and red LED offer a visual indication of the measured value. The green LED indicates that the pressure level is within range. When the pressure level enters the alert range, the yellow LED lights up. Red means: differential pressure out of range. The LEDs can also visualise the status of the air volume flow or air velocity. The second green LED indicates the sensor status. It is activated when power supply and Modbus RTU communication are enabled. 
 
How does it work?
This pressure controller has one analogue output. This output controls EC fans or AC fan speed controllers based on the measured differential pressure, air volume flow or air velocity. The fan speed is controlled to maintain the measured value constant at the setpoint. The setpoint can be adjusted via Modbus RTU. To make this controller compatible with most EC fans and AC fan speed controllers, the output type can be adjusted via Modbus RTU: 0-10 VDC / 0-20 mA / 0-100 % PWM. To match the reaction time of the fan to the application, P and I factors can be adjusted via Modbus RTU.
 
3-wire connection
The supply voltage, the analogue output and Modbus RTU communication can be connected via the cage clamp terminal block. They eliminate the need for routine maintenance and guarantee a reliable contact for solid or stranded wires. This sensor controller 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.
 
High quality
The enclosure is made of high-quality r-ABS VO (UL94) plastic. This material is heat resistant, very tough and offers good protection against impacts. The pressure connection nozzles are made from aluminium. The sensor enclosure offers an IP65 protection against ingress of dirt and water. This pressure controller can be wall-mounted.
 
Maintain overpressure in staircases
A typical application for differential pressure controllers with this range is to maintain an under pressure or overpressure in staircases or cleanrooms.

E.g. by creating a constant overpressure in the staircase, it remains smoke-free in case of fire.
 

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14/10/2024
Jo, mes priešgaisrinėse sistemose montuojame šiuos jutiklius, nepavedė.
08/12/2023
Puikiai palaiko mažą slėgį ir displėjus yra ir indikacija viskas viename
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