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    eliwel 974 controller



    hi guys ,
    need some info on the 974 controller i see it is available in 12/240 volt looking at the wireing diagram does this mean that the display is just powered by the 12 volts on one unit and the outputs are swicthing 240v i.e compresser/fans /etc
    could anyone please enlighten me to way that they both work please



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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    that is the case the control circuit is extra low voltage with 240 v switching.


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    ID 975 LX


    Frontal panel protection: IP65.
    Casing: plastic body in resin type
    PC+ABS UL94 V-0, inspection window in
    polycarbonate, buttons in thermoplastic
    resin.
    Dimensions: frontal panel 74x32 mm,
    depth 60 mm.
    Installation: on panel, with drilling tem-
    plate 71x29 mm (+0.2/–0.1 mm).
    Use temperature: –5…55 °C.
    Storage temperature.: –30…85 °C.
    Use environment humidity: 10…90 % RH
    (not condensing).
    Storage environment humidity: 10…90% RH
    (not condensing).
    Viewing range: –50…110 (NTC); –50…140
    (PTC) °C without decimal point (selectable
    through parameter) on 3 digit & 1 / 2 +
    mark display.
    Analog inputs: two PTC or NTC inputs
    (programmable by parameter).
    Serial: TTL for connection to Copy Card or
    Televis system.
    Digital outputs: 4 relay contacts: first and
    second contact SPST 8(3)A 250V A , third
    and fourth contact SPST 5(2) A 250V A .
    Measuring range: from –50 to 140 °C.
    Accuracy: 0.5% better than end scale + 1
    digit.
    Resolution: 1 or 0.1 °C.
    Power: 3 VA.
    Power supply: 12 V a / c .

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    The low voltage is the power to the unit; it could also be the higher voltage...

    The switch contacts are all normally voltage free, they are just switching your control wires.
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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    Quote Originally Posted by paulwild View Post
    hi guys ,
    need some info on the 974 controller i see it is available in 12/240 volt looking at the wireing diagram does this mean that the display is just powered by the 12 volts on one unit and the outputs are swicthing 240v i.e compresser/fans /etc
    could anyone please enlighten me to way that they both work please
    Hi Paul.
    As the guys state the power supply for the unit is 12 volts. A.C. or D.C.
    Whereas the switched voltage is as necessary upto 240v. please open the attached for wiring details.
    Alternatively follow this link for the complete Manual.
    http://www.mediafire.com/?yyjzcyyx0k1

    Grizzly

    Or try this direct link:-

    http://www.invensyscontrolseurope.co...5LXeng1204.pdf
    Last edited by Grizzly; 03-01-2009 at 07:04 PM.

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    The only caution i would have is to use an additional relay or contactor for each of your loads to protect the relay contacts in the controller itself..

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    thanks guys for all your responses as quick as ever happy new year l

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    The 974 controller is available in either 12V or 240 VAC, You have to make the choice when buying the unit.

    The contacts are non-voltage contacts, just NO and NC with a max current.

    A 12V unit needs an external transformer of at least 3VA.
    It's better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you're stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    i have the problame of id 974 230v. wiring ill do the wiring but compressor indigator only showing line is not their

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    If LED light is programmed correctly and contact doesn't close, then relay is broken.

    Some questions:
    is this a new unit?
    If not, did it worked properly till last week/last days?
    Was it installed long time?
    What's the HP and start current of the connected compressor?
    It's better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you're stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    Hi there!

    These were the best controllers ever made!I still have loads of them in the field +/- 175.I have had X2 eproms in X2 units fail out of 175 fail.Good success rate.The trick is use relays or contactors to switch all loads via the controller.

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    Re: eliwel 974 controller

    think you have answered your own question there. depends what one your used to,once you can figure them out thre all good.

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