
VLT
®
6000 HVAC
27MG.60.B1.02 - VLT is a registered Danfoss trademark
Introduction to
HVAC
2.06 Control
A. Hand/Off/Auto selector switches shall be provided
on the keypad to start and stop the frequency
converter. It must be possible to select local and
remote reference independant of Hand/Off/Auto.
The local speed reference must be adjustable from
the keypad.
B. Digital manual speed control. Potentiometers are
not acceptable.
C. Provide a 24 V DC, 40 mA max, output signal to
indicate that the frequency converter is in Auto
mode.
D. Lockable, alphanumeric backlit display keypad can
be remotely mounted up to 3 meters away.
E. It must be possible to read 4 operating
parameters on the display at the same time.
F. It shall be possible to upload the frequency
converter settings in the keypad, to allow
programming of other drives through
downloading of parameters. Upload/download
must be possible between any frequency
converter size.
G. Frequency converters up to 200 kW shall use the
same control panel.
H. Displays shall be available in 9 languages
including English, Spanish, German and French.
I. A red FAULT light, a yellow WARNING light and a
green POWER-ON light shall be provided.
J. A Quick Setup menu with preset parameters shall
be provided for easy pre-commissioning.
K. It must be possible to connect an external key-
lock to the frequency converter, to prevent
unauthorised programming.
L. The frequency converter shall be equipped with a
RS 485 serial communication port and be
supplied with software to display all monitoring,
fault, alarm and status signals. The software shall
allow parameter changes to be made to the
frequency converter settings as well as storage of
each controller's operating and Setup parameters.
The protocol must be selectable. Choices must
include Danfoss FC protocol, Johnson Controls
Metasys N2, Landis-Staefa FLN.
M. A LonMark certified option must be available for
the frequency converter, to secure easy
implementation in a LonWorks network.
N. It must be possible to program a text string in the
frequency converter display.
O. PID controller shall be standard in the unit.
Programming must be done in process units
(including: Pa, MPa, mbar, inWG, ftWG, m
3
/h, m
3
/
s, GPM, CFM, °C and °F).
P. It shall be possible to program a feedback
conversion, such that the frequency converter
interprets a pressure as a flow. This must be
accomplished by a automatic conversion of the
squared pressure signal into a linear flow signal.
Q. A low pass filter must be supplied with the PID
controller.
R. The PID controller shall be able to accept two
feedback signals and two setpoints. Response to
the setpoint/feedback differences must be
programable.
S. It must be possible to increase/decrease speed in
response to digital signals.
T. An elapsed time meter and kWh meter shall be
provided.
U. The following displays shall be accessible from the
control panel in actual units: Local and Remote
Reference Signal Percent, Output Frequency,
Output Amps, Motor HP, Motor kW, kWh, Output
Voltage, No Load Warning, DC Bus Voltage,
frequency converter Temperature (in °C) and
Motor Speed in engineering units per application
(in percent speed, RPM).
L. Autoderating of the maximum drive current shall
be incorporated in the frequency converter, to
allow continued operation at reduced speed, in
case of an overtemperature, phase loss or mains
imbalance, without damaging the frequency
converter.
M. Full galvanic isolation with suitable potential
separation from the power sources to ensure
compliance with the PELV requirements of
EN 50178.
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