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Transcript
HYGRODYNAMICS
HUMISTAT HUMIDITY
CONTROLLER/ALARM
MODELS 3246, 3247
3296, 3297
3296-24V
3297-24V
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
HUMISTAT PC BOARD
NARROW RANGE SENSOR
SETPLUG
ENCLOSURE
CONNECTING CABLE
SENSOR MOUNT
INSTALLATION
SENSOR/SETPLUG SELECTION
MOUNTING
WIRING
ANALOG OUTPUT CONNECTION
CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
SET POINT CALIBRATION
ANALOG CALIBRATION
WARRANTY
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DIAGRAMS
HUMISTAT WIRING DIAGRAM (DWG. 3296WD)
HUMISTAT ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY (DWG. 3246ASSY)
SENSOR CURVES (DWG. CURVEH3)
NEWPORT SCIENTIFIC, INC.
8246-E SANDY COURT
JESSUP, MARYLAND 20794-9632
PHONE (301) 498-6700
FAX (301) 490-2313
August 1993
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PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
Hygrodynamics HUMISTATS are circuits designed to function in conjunction with a Hygrosensor to provide
on/off control of humidifiers, dehumidifiers, steam valves, and compressed air dryers. The HUMISTAT can
also provide an alarm when humidity conditions exceed or go below a fixed set point.
The HUMISTATS also provide an analog output (either 0-100 µADC or 0-1 VDC) that can be used to
monitor existing humidity conditions. This output can be converted to % RH by referring to sensor calibration
curves.
Operation of the controller is based on relay actuation at a predetermined resistance value. The resistance of
the HYGROSENSOR humidity sensor (a Dunmore-type lithium chloride element) varies inversely
proportional to the relative humidity to which it is exposed. The controller supplies a constant excitation
voltage to the sensor and the change in resistance is measured. When the relative humidity reaches the
selected set point, the controller detects the corresponding resistance and activates a single pole, double throw
relay.
The controller is set to activate at a predetermined resistance value by using a setplug whose resistance
corresponds to the sensor resistance at a particular relative humidity condition.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
HUMISTAT PC Boards
The HUMISTAT provides Hygrosensor excitation, relay output, and analog output.
3296
3297
3246
3247
Power:
For -24V models:
Dimensions:
Operating Temperature:
Storage Temperature:
5A SPDT Relay, 0-100 µADC
5A SPDT Relay, 0-1 VDC
3296 with NEMA-1 enclosure
3297 with NEMA-1 enclosure
120/220 VAC +10%, 50-60Hz, 1 Watt
20V ~ 30V 120mA AC/50mA DC
PC Board 3.5 X 2.75 X 1.1 inches
+15F. to 140F.
-40F. to +200F.
Narrow Range HYGROSENSORS
HYGROSENSORS are electronic transducers consisting of a bifilar winding of palladium wire on a plastic
core, coated with a thin-film mixture of LiCl (or LiBr) and Polyvinyl Alcohol. A perforated metal jacket
protects the sensor from physical damage.
Operation of the Hygrosensor is based on the ability of the hygroscopic film to change its resistance instantly
with changes in relative humidity. The resistance change is measured in terms of electric current flowing
through the sensing element.
See Narrow Range Sensor Bulletin or Manual for additional information.
Setplug
Setplugs are precision resistors installed in a jacket similar to the Hygrosensor. They simulate a desired
humidity condition, allowing set point adjustment of the HUMISTAT.
Enclosure (Optional)
P/N 1644102 - NEMA-1 enclosure used to flush mount the HUMISTAT PC Board. Equipped with a sensor
receptacle and conduit knock-out holes. Dim: 4 x 1-5/8 x 4-1/2 Overall.
Connecting Cable (Optional)
Used to connect Hygrosensor to HUMISTAT. Lengths from 2 - 25ft. are available. A cable is not required
with enclosed HUMISTATS if sensor will be plugged into enclosure's sensor receptacle.
Sensor Mount (Optional)
P/N 6130 and 6146A are available for pipe installation of sensors. Other options are available; consult factory
for suggestions. A sensor mount is required if HUMISTAT is not enclosed.
INSTALLATION
Sensor/Setplug Selection
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Refer to the sensor curves and find your desired relative humidity on the horizontal axis.
Follow this line vertically until it intersects a sensor curve. Find the sensor part number on this
curve (12XX are +2%RH, 48XX are +1%RH
Follow this point horizontally to the right and choose the closest setplug.
If your relative humidity condition allows you to choose from two sensor/setplug combinations, select the one
that results in a setplug closer to the middle of the curve (near 50 dial).
The sensor curves in this manual are calibrated at 80F dry bulb temperature. For conditions between 70F
and 90F the correction factor is minimal (less than 2% RH). For high accuracy control or operation at
extreme temperatures refer to the narrow range sensor curves (available from Newport Scientific). The curves
provide calibration data for other dry bulb temperatures.
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Mounting
The HUMISTAT should be mounted on a surface free of excessive vibration, condensation, oil, or dirt.
Model 3296 & 3297
The HUMISTAT PC Board should be mounted to a panel with four #6 screws and four 1/4" long stand-offs.
The PC Board mounting holes are ground so no insulation is necessary when installing on a grounded metal
panel. Refer to HUMISTAT Wiring Diagram for hole dimensions.
Model 3246 & 3247
Disassemble the enclosure and locate the four mounting holes near the corners of the enclosure. Use four #6
screws to attach enclosure to a suitable surface. Refer to HUMISTAT Enclosure Assembly Drawing for
mounting dimensions.
Wiring
1. The HUMISTAT should be wired to appropriate electrical codes. Be sure to connect the correct voltage to
terminals L1 and L2 (see Humistat Wiring Diagram).
2. Do not route the sensor cable in or adjacent to AC power lines, or near inductive sources such as contactors
and motors, etc.
3. Make sure to ground the HUMISTAT to a good chassis or earth ground. The mounting holes are the ground
connection. Connect your ground wire to any mounting screw.
4. The maximum relay contact rating is 5A resistive @ 30 to 250 volts and 3A inductive @120 VAC or 1.5 A
@ 240 VAC. For switching greater loads, use a "Slave Relay".
5. The relay is a Form "C" SPDT Relay. "NC" to "COM" terminals provide continuity when humidity is
below the set point. "NO" to "COM" is normally open but provides continuity when humidity
exceeds the set point.
Analog Output Connection (Optional)
The analog output can be used to monitor the relative humidity with a meter or data acquisition system. The
output directly represents the "dial reading" of the sensor. It is a non-linear representation of the relative
humidity. Refer to narrow range sensor curves for dial to relative humidity relationships at various dry bulb
temperatures.
Access the analog output at the 2 pole terminal hook labeled TB2. Positive and negative are labeled on the PC
Board. Loosen the terminal screws and insert 1/4" stripped wire through the side openings. Secure by
tightening screws.
For 3296, output 0-100 µA = 0-100 dial.
For 3297, output 0-1VDC = 0-100 dial.
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CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
Set point Calibration
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2.
Remove the Hygrosensor from the
sensor input terminals and replace it with
the appropriate setplug.
CAUTION
CAUTION
HUMISTAT IS POWERED UP DURING
THESE PROCEDURES. USE
CAUTION NOT TO TOUCH LIVE
Adjust potentiometer P1 to the mid-point
EXPOSED TERMINALS.
between the relay "pull-in" and "pull-out".
3.
Replace the setplug with the sensor. The unit is now ready for operation.
Analog Output Calibration (Optional)
1.
For Model 3296, connect an ammeter to TB2 positive and negative. If the outputs are currently
connected to a meter (or load) connect the ammeter in series.
For Model 3297, connect a voltmeter to TB2 positive and negative.
2.
Disconnect sensor or cable to provide an "open" circuit across the sensor input terminals.
3.
Check the output for 0A + 5A (for 3296) or 0.00VDC +0.05VDC (for 3297).
4.
Place a shorting wire across the sensor input terminals.
5.
Adjust potentiometer P3 (Span Adj) to 100 µA +1 µA (for 3296) or to 1.00 VDC +0.01 VDC (for
3297).
6.
Remove the shorting wire and replace the sensor. The unit is ready for operation.
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HYGRODYNAMICS
LIMITED WARRANTY
NEWPORT SCIENTIFIC, INC. warrants that all equipment manufactured by NSI shall be free from
defects in material and workmanship which might impair its usefulness. SELLER DOES NOT WARRANT
THAT THE EQUIPMENT IS FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR USE. THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES
WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF; the obligation under this
warranty is limited to repairing or replacing, at Seller's factory, any defective parts which, when returned by
the buyer, transportation prepaid,examination discloses to have been factory defective. The time limit of this
warranty is
ONE YEAR from date of shipment of new equipment, SIX MONTHS from date of shipment of
Hygrodynamics Wide-Range Sensors and THREE MONTHS from date of shipment of Hygrodynamics
Narrow-Range Sensors and repaired equipment. THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF OTHER
WARRANTIES. Seller shall not be held liable for any special, indirect, consequential damages arising out
of this warranty or any breach thereof, of any defect in or failure or malfunction of the equipment and
materials are further subject to tolerances and variations consistent with usages of trade. This warranty shall
run in favor only of the purchaser from Seller and may not be passed on or represented on behalf of Seller to
any subsequent purchaser.
WARRANTIES: OTHER PRODUCTS
NEWPORT SCIENTIFIC, INC. makes no express or implied warranty as to items, which are the products of
other manufacturers. Seller shall use its best efforts to obtain from the manufacturer, in accordance with its
customary practice, the repair or replacement of such products may prove defective in workmanship or
material. The foregoing states the entire liability in respect to such products, except as an authorized executive
of the corporation may otherwise agree in writing.
In the case of special equipment or modifications to standard equipment manufactured at the request of
the buyer, under buyer-approved specifications, buyer will indemnify Seller against the risk damages due to
patent infringement.
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