ELECTRICAL AND OPERATIONAL CHECKS

A.Having circuit breaker and power switch in “off” position, make sure proper voltage supplied matches voltage of control panel and elements.

B.Adjust controlling thermostat in terminal housing to a 50°F read- ing. Increase setting until thermostat switch just “clicks”. This setting is to be used for initial heater checkout.

C.Turn circuit breaker to “on” and note green power light coming on. Turn on power switch and note first amber light will come on, and then subsequent amber light(s) as explained in Section.

D.Observe control panel as heater goes through several heating cycles. A cycle is determined when all amber lights are off. Cycle interval can vary widely depending on amount of oil in tank. However, the thermostat has been set to keep the cycle time to a minimum.

E.Turn off circuit breaker and power switch, then re-set thermostat to desired setting for normal operation. The thermostat contains a factory adjusted stop which prevents settings above 150°F.

F.If low temperature alarm feature is provided, set this control 10° to 15°F below the control thermostat setting.

G.Installation of terminal housing lid and gasket (with proper gasket sealant) completes the check-out procedure.

H.If any difficulties are encountered during the installation and check-out, call your local Chromalox Representative or Chromalox Product Service.

INSTALLATION OF REMOTE CONTROL CENTER

CAUTION: Hazard of electric shock. Any installation involving

Specifications – OCC and WCC Control Center (All Phases)

electric must be grounded to earth to eliminate shock hazard.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.

A safe maximum temperature limit on control cabinet compo-

 

 

 

 

Catalog Number

Dimensions

 

 

nents is 125°F. Choose a mounting location not in direct sunlight

 

 

Max.

No.

OCC

WCC

 

Inches

 

Approx.

 

or exposed to any other source of excessive heat. If the panel must

Max.

Volts

Amps Per

of

Dust and Oil

Weatherproof

H

W

 

D

Net Wt.

 

be mounted in direct sun, a sun shield must be employed.

kW

Circuit

Circuits

Tight Models

Models

 

Lbs.

2. Install proper control and power wiring to control center as per

6

240

15

1

OCC-15-213

WCC-15-213

24

20

 

8

64

 

Figure J. Power lines are to be sized for the particular heater load.

8

240

25

1

OCC-25-213

WCC-25-213

24

20

 

8

65

 

Double check to insure proper grounding procedures have been

12

240

30

1

OCC-30-213

WCC-30-213

24

20

 

8

65

 

15

240

40

1

OCC-40-213

WCC-40-213

24

20

 

8

66

 

followed for heaters and control panel.

 

 

18

240

45

1

OCC-45-213

WCC-45-213

30

24

 

8

89

3. Available inside control panel are connections A and A1 which

 

21

240

55

1

OCC-55-213

WCC-55-213

30

24

 

8

91

 

provide for an over-temperature alarm; such as, horn, bell, etc., to

24

240

60

1

OCC-60-213

WCC-60-213

30

24

 

8

91

 

be mounted remotely as required. These terminals are rated at

27

240

70

1

OCC-70-213

WCC-70-213

30

24

 

8

96

 

50VA, 120V.

30

240

75

1

OCC-75-213

WCC-70-213

30

24

 

8

96

4.

Electrical

12

240

15

2

OCC-15-223

WCC-15-223

30

24

 

8

84

 

A. CAUTION: Hazard of severe shock. Make sure circuit

16

240

25

2

OCC-25-223

WCC-25-223

30

24

 

8

86

 

breaker and panel switch are in “off” position.

24

240

30

2

OCC-30-223

WCC-30-223

30

24

 

8

86

 

30

240

40

2

OCC-40-223

WCC-40-223

30

24

 

8

91

 

B. Make knockouts in control cabinet which are desired for final

 

 

36

240

45

2

OCC-45-223

WCC-45-223

42

30

 

8

126

 

wiring installation.

42

240

55

2

OCC-55-223

WCC-55-223

42

30

 

8

128

 

C. Connect leads from riser(s) to identified terminals shown on

48

240

60

2

OCC-60-223

WCC-60-223

42

30

 

8

128

 

Figure J.

54

240

70

2

OCC-70-223

WCC-70-223

42

30

 

8

135

 

60

240

75

2

OCC-75-223

WCC-75-223

42

30

 

8

135

 

D. TEMPORARY WIRING TO SIMULATE ACTIVATION OF

 

 

18

240

15

3

OCC15-233

WCC-15-233

36

30

 

8

113

 

CONTROL CIRCUIT.

 

 

30

240

25

3

OCC-25-233

WCC-25-233

36

30

 

8

120

 

1. Jumper terminals S to S1.

 

 

36

240

30

3

OCC-30-233

WCC-30-233

36

30

 

8

125

 

2. Connect overtemperature control leads to terminals 5, 6, 7

45

240

40

3

OCC-40-233

WCC-40-233

36

30

 

8

127

 

or 8 as shown on Figure J.

6

480

10

1

OCC-10-413

WCC-10-413

24

20

 

8

64

 

3. Connect green ground wire lead from riser(s) to grounding

8

480

15

1

OCC-15-413

WCC-15-413

24

20

 

8

64

 

lug in control box and from control box to a suitable

15

480

20

1

OCC-20-413

WCC-20-413

24

20

 

8

64

 

ground.

18

480

25

1

OCC-25-413

WCC-25-413

24

20

 

8

64

 

21

480

30

1

OCC-30-413

WCC-30-413

24

20

 

8

64

 

4. Connect power cable of proper voltage to input of control

 

 

27

480

35

1

OCC-35-413

WCC-30-413

24

20

 

8

64

 

box.

30

480

40

1

OCC-40-413

WCC-30-413

24

20

 

8

64

 

5. Secure control box door, then place circuit breaker in “on”

12

480

10

2

OCC-10-423

WCC-10-423

30

24

 

8

84

 

position and energize heater with panel switch. Start with

20

480

15

2

OCC-15-423

WCC-15-423

30

24

 

8

84

 

45 second time interval and increase until a definite rise in

30

480

20

2

OCC-20-423

WCC-20-423

30

24

 

8

84

 

temperature on each heater tube can be felt with the bare

36

480

25

2

OCC-25-423

WCC-25-423

30

24

 

8

89

 

42

480

30

2

OCC-30-423

WCC-30-423

30

24

 

8

91

 

hand. NOTE: Adjustable time delay(s) in multi-stage units

 

 

54

480

35

2

OCC-35-423

WCC-35-423

30

24

 

8

91

 

have been preset at factory to provide steps for energizing

60

480

40

2

OCC-40-423

WCC-40-423

30

24

 

8

96

 

individual circuits.

18

480

10

3

OCC-10-433

WCC-10-433

36

30

 

8

113

 

6. Observe green light (which indicates “power”) when clos-

36

480

15

3

OCC-15-433

WCC-15-433

36

30

 

8

113

 

ing circuit breaker, first amber light with panel switch "on"

45

480

20

3

OCC-20-433

WCC-20-433

36

30

 

8

113

 

and subsequent amber light(s) (if any) at approximately 15

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

second intervals.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7. Have qualified electrician, using an amprobe, check amper- age in individual heater leads to insure uniform amperage.

8. Turn circuit breaker to “off” position and remove tempo- rary jumper from terminals Sand S1

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Chromalox PN401 specifications Electrical and Operational Checks, Installation of Remote Control Center

PN401 specifications

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