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E-Accustat®II Series Electronic Thermostats

Description:

PSG Controls, Inc., manufacturer of the ACCUSTAT®, has designed the E-ACCUSTAT®, with adjustable electronic sensing.  As with the other ACCUSTAT products the E-ACCUSTAT features the same high reliability and quality, which you expect from PSG. The E-ACCUSTAT does not require sensors, as the electronic sensing is built into the control. Wiring is the same as the pre-set ACCUSTAT or any conventional thermostat, just set the temperature and place the locking cover on the base.

Application:

May be used on most low voltage single / multi stage air conditioning and heating systems.

 Features:

Electronic Sensing--No mercury sensors needed.
Adjustable Cycle Rates--Heating and cooling cycle rates can be set independently.
Easy Front Wiring--Easy wiring using screw terminal block. The same wiring as conventional bi-metal thermostats.
Locking Cover--Provides tamper resistant operation. Special key needed to open the cover (included).
Precise Temperature Control--Adjustable temperature setting with accuracy of ±1.0°F.
Intelligent Fan Switching--Auto/On - when control is in un-occupied mode fan operation switches to auto.
Occupied/Un-occupied Modes--Mode selection can be done using any device that will provide a dry contact closure, such as timer, motion sensor, burglar alarm, etc. Occupied and Un-occupied temperatures are set using independent dial adjustments - no complex programming!
Fresh Make-Up Air--Fresh air can be provided on an hourly basis using a built-in damper control on selected models.
Adjustable Dead Band--Dead band can be set using a dial-up setting from 1° - 5° F.
 

 

Specifications:

Voltage

24 VAC

Temperature Range

55 to 85°F

Accuracy

± 1°F
Rating 1.5 amps per circuit
Dead Band Adjustable 1°, 2°, 3°, 4°, or 5°F
Stages Heat 1, 2, or 3 (depending on model) Cool 1 or 2 (depending on model)
Delta "T" 2°F
Cycle Rate Heat adj. 1 to 5 cycles/hour; Cool adj. 1 to 4 cycles/hour
Case Plastic, white
Locking Case Special key required (included)
Remote Sensing Available on selected models
Wiring Screw Terminal
LED Indicators System and fan
Dimensions 4.6"Wx4.6"Hx1.8"D

 

Model Information:
Model Function/ Stages System Switches Comments
LEMS2-AH11 1HT/1 CL HT/Auto/CL ---
LEMS2-AH11-R 1 HT/1 CL
HT/Auto/CL
Remote Sensing
LEMS2-AH11AS-RD 1 HT/1 CL HT/Auto/CL Remote Sensing; Setback compatible; Damper
LEMS2-AH22 2 HT/2 CL HT/Auto/CL ---
LEMS2-AH22-R 2 HT/2 CL HT/Auto/CL Remote Sensing
LEMS2-AH22AS-RD 2 HT/2 CL HT/Auto/CL Remote Sensing; Setback compatible; Damper
SRT-3 Remote Sensor - wall mount N/A ---
T24-7 24 VAC Timer N/A ---
T120-7 120 VAC Timer N/A ---
L24-1 Light Sensor N/A ---

 

Engineering Specificications:

The HVAC temperature control shall be tamper resistant having an integral locking cover.  It shall be a digital control without any display.  The sensor shall be electronic sensing.  The switching of the load shall be done with relay contacts.  Dial-up setting shall be used in setting temperatures, cycle rates, etc.  The control shall have push button system and fan selection with LED indicators.  In addition to accurate temperature control of ±1°F, selected models must be capable of operating dampers to bring in fresh air on an hourly basis to meet the fresh air requirements.

 

Warranty:

PSG Controls carry a "limited 1 year warranty" against defects in workmanship and materials (contact PSG for full warranty policy).
 
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