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Woodward PEAK200-HVAC 8200-1501

The Woodward PEAK200-HVAC 8200-1501 is a specific model in the PEAK200 series of controllers designed by Woodward for HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) applications.

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Technical Specifications

  • Model: Woodward PEAK200-HVAC 8200-1501
  • Type: HVAC Controller
  • Manufacturer: Woodward Inc.
  • Power Supply: Typically operates on 24V DC or 115V/230V AC, depending on the configuration.
  • Communication Protocols: Supports various communication protocols such as Modbus, BACnet, or proprietary protocols for integration with building management systems (BMS).
  • Input/Output:
    • Inputs: Includes multiple analog and digital inputs for temperature sensors, pressure sensors, and other HVAC-related measurements.
    • Outputs: Provides outputs for controlling HVAC components such as dampers, fans, and heating elements.
  • Display: Equipped with a user interface for configuration and monitoring, which may include an LCD or touchscreen display.
  • Dimensions: Varies based on the enclosure and specific configuration; typically designed to fit standard control panels.

Functionality

  • Control: Provides advanced control functions for HVAC systems, including temperature regulation, fan speed control, and pressure management.
  • Monitoring: Monitors various parameters related to HVAC operations, providing real-time data and alerts.
  • Automation: Supports automation of HVAC processes to enhance efficiency and performance.
  • Diagnostics: Includes diagnostic tools for troubleshooting and system health monitoring.

Features

  • High Precision: Offers high-precision control and monitoring to ensure optimal HVAC performance.
  • Flexibility: Flexible configuration options to adapt to various HVAC system requirements.
  • Integration: Compatible with a wide range of HVAC components and building management systems for seamless integration.
  • User Interface: Includes an intuitive user interface for easy setup, configuration, and operation.
  • Scalability: Can be scaled to accommodate different sizes and types of HVAC systems, from small units to large-scale installations.
  • Alarming and Alerts: Provides alarm functions for fault conditions and alerts for maintenance needs.

Application Scenarios

  • Commercial Buildings: Used in commercial buildings for efficient management of HVAC systems, including offices, malls, and hotels.
  • Industrial Facilities: Applicable in industrial settings where precise HVAC control is necessary for process cooling or environmental control.
  • Data Centers: Ensures reliable cooling and environmental conditions for data centers and server rooms.
  • Residential Systems: Can be employed in advanced residential HVAC systems for improved comfort and efficiency.

Installation and Maintenance

  • Installation: Typically installed in control panels or enclosures within HVAC systems. Requires proper wiring and configuration based on the specific application.
  • Configuration: Setup involves configuring inputs, outputs, and communication settings to match the requirements of the HVAC system.
  • Maintenance: Regular checks and updates are recommended to ensure optimal performance and address any potential issues.

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