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Standard Features

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Accepts any industry standard input signal

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Quick and simple input signal selection via DIP switches

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Modulating, on/off, and/or up to 10 stages

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Real-time feedback output of heater capacity

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Automatic PID

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Remote feedback with TRL54 or TRL24 LCD thermostat

(eliminates the use of expensive staged thermostats)

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Zero voltage crossing SSR

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EAS Electronic Air Flow Sensors (US 7,012,223)

Network Communication

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BACnet MS/TP or Modbus RTU (selectable via DIP switch)

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Select MAC address via DIP switch or via network

BACnet MS/TP

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MS/TP @9600, 19200, 38400 or 76800 bps

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BACnet scheduler (up to 6 events)

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Firmware upgradeable via network

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COV (change of value)

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Copy and broadcast configuration to other HECB

controllers via menu or network

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Automatic baud rate detection

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Automatic device instance configuration

Modbus RTU

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Modbus RTU @9600, 19200, 38400 or 57600 bps

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RTU Slave, 8 bits (configurable parity and stop bits)

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Connects to any Modbus RTU master

Benefits

Save Energy

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Embedded and configurable energy conservation strategies

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Automatic or dynamic load shedding

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Limit electric heater consumption based on multiple

variables

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Provides real-time temperature measures and power

consumption data

Save Time

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View heater status and alarms remotely via network or

thermostat

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Remote monitoring (status, alarms, diagnostics, and

trending)

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Wall-mount remote user interface (view temperature,

setpoint, heater status and alarms)

Integrate

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Integrate with BMS and intelligent buildings via BACnet

MS/TP or Modbus

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Multiple BACnet/Modbus points to propel you towards the

Internet of Things (IoT)

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Ensure better management of energy consumption for the

future

HECB Networkable Controller