Equipment for a classroom with control of ventilation, cooling, heating and lighting via room climate control unit DCV-RC and reactive supply air diffusers.

A classroom with facade contact equipped with radiators for additional heat and an additional CO2 sensor. Rooms in the core of the building usually do not need additional heat or CO2 sensors.

The reactive diffuser MTC/MTN are designed to maintain an attractive indoor climate even at low levels of airflow. Energy consumption is reduced with reduced airflow. A reactive diffuser is completely mechanical. The mechanism provides a channel pressure-dependent opening degree based on counterweights.

A classroom with supply air via the reactive device MTC/MTN and room climate control unit DCV-RC. The system offers a solution where the climate can be adapted by controlling the supply air flow and any additional heat needed.

DCV-RC consists of room climate controller RCX and a damper motor mounted on a damper with measuring flange. DCV-RC is equipped from factory with a duct temperature sensor for supply air temperature measurement and a flow / pressure sensor. A duct mounted temperature sensor for room temperature measurement and an external presence detector are mounted accessories.

Function

The pressure and flow sensor together with an encoder on the damper motor ensures accurate flow control. The flow is set based on 3 different flow levels: minimum flow, presence flow and maximum flow. Without presence, the room goes into economy mode, i.e. to a minimum flow. When presence is detected, the flow is increased to the presence flow (typically 30 l / s). In case of excess heat or high CO2 content (requires that a CO2 sensor is installed), the air flow is increased up to the maximum flow to reach set points. The built-in presence detector is used for activation after an adjustable time delay. The pressure, that is, the flow in the duct, regulates the gap height in the reactive diffuser for a draft-free air supply throughout the range of strongly under-temperature supply air. The supply air flow is evenly distributed over the reactive devices installed.

Exhaust air and flow balancing

The smart damper DCV-BL is used for exhaust air balancing. Air flows are communicated and shared with other active units via the communication loop. A compensation / offset for fixed airflows can be set.

Heating

Controller RCX can control valve actuators (SV) for sequential heat. The system also works with thermostats, but then it is more difficult to use economy mode in the absence and there may be a risk that heat and cooling work simultaneously. However, this scenario can be detected and managed when web server with LINDINSPECT is available via network.

The reactive devices MTC and MTN can work with over-tempered air with good mixing. If the supply air temperature cannot be adjusted for different parts of the property, it will not be an optimal need-controlled solution.

Extra heating or cooling 

Control boxes for heating or cooling stages can be connected directly to the room climate controller.

Extra sensors

Carbon dioxide or air quality sensors can be connected. Signals from sensors are used to control adjustable P-bands.

Lighting

Via relay box CBR, push buttons and 230 VAC for lighting can be connected and controlled. The lighting is switched on and off either via a signal from the presence sensor or from connected push buttons. Time for ignition from detected presence (an operating mode) can be set, as well as the time for switching off the lighting after the last registered presence. If a more advanced lighting solution is desired, with scenes etc., lighting control SBD can be used for a DALI solution.

The cable used in the construction of the CAN loop is a PVC-free shielded combined feed and communication cable. Room climate controller RCX (DCV-RC) and other nodes are connected to the same CAN bus to form a loop of interconnecting nodes.


Cable lengths

The CAN bus cable can be drawn long distances with respect to communication, but in order for the power supply to be at acceptable levels, the voltage drop must be considered. See the electrical engineering manual.

Power supply and transformers

In a normal situation, a transformer 230/24VAC is installed per 12 to 15 active nodes on the CAN bus. It is a rule of thumb that applies at short distances between the products. See the electrical engineering manual for details.


Pre-assembled smart dampers

Circular designs of the smart damper DCV-BL (as well as other circular smart dampers) are supplied with the regulator and the damper motor pre-mounted on the circular damper with measuring flange. The unit only requires connection of the controller to the combined feed and communication loop.

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