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49P11-843

SURESWITCH

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49P11-843 SureSwitch™

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16E09-101

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90-160 thru 90-172 / 90-244 thru 90-249

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COOLING / REFRIGERATION

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SPECIFICATIONS

ELECTRICAL RATINGS

Line Voltage Input....................................... 240 VAC, 50/60

Hz

Full Load Amperes (FLA)............................ 40 A

Locked Rotor Amperes (LRA)..................... 200A

Control (Coil) Voltage (Y, C)........................ 24 VAC, 50/60 Hz

RECOMMENDED TERMINAL TORQUE – L1, L2, R and C

#4 – 6 AWG................................................. 45 in-lbs

#8 AWG....................................................... 40 in-lbs

#10 – 14 AWG............................................. 35 in-lbs

TEST

Tri-Color LED

Fault/Status Indicator

Count Button

Hardstart

Option

Fan

Common

Compressor/Fan

Capacitor Outputs

Short Cycle

Protection

Delay

Dipswitch

Brownout

Protection

Brown

Dipswitch

C

Y

Thermostat

Input

Test

Button

Crankcase Heater

Power

Line

Inputs

L

1

L

2

Run

Common

Delay

Brown

ON

COUNT

Compressor

Outputs

49P11-843 SureSwitch Terminals and Switches

OPERATION

CALL FOR COMPRESSOR OPERATION

24 VAC between the

Y

and

C

terminals will signal a call for

compressor operation. The

C

compressor and fan outputs

will be energized. Loss of 24 VAC between

Y

and

C

will de-

energize the outputs.

TEST

SureSwitch includes a Test Mode to assist in system instal-

lation and troubleshooting. Press the “

TEST

” button for one

second to energize the compressor and fan for five seconds

without a

Y

call.

RANDOM START DELAY

At power-up and when SureSwitch recovers from a brownout,

a random start delay of 5-90 seconds will be activated. This

delay is in addition to the short cycle delay. During this delay

the compressor will not be energized, even if a call for com-

pressor operation is present. The random start delay can help

reduce spikes in power consumption when multiple loads are

re-energized after a blackout or brownout.

The random start delay cannot be disabled, but is only active

at initial power-up and when recovering from a brownout.

Normal compressor cycling will not activate the random start

delay.

SHORT CYCLE PROTECTION

At power-up, and any time the compressor is de-energized,

SureSwitch will activate a three minute short cycle delay. Dur-

ing this delay the compressor will not be energized, even if a

call for compressor operation is present, to prevent compres-

sor damage due to rapid on and off cycling. Normal operation

resumes when the delay expires.

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