Our controllers allow you to select the operation when the power is turned on.
We take maximum consideration into the safety design of our customers' facilities.
Consider the behavior of the regulator when the power is restored some time after a power outage occurs.
If an earthquake were to occur now and a power outage were to occur, what should we be careful of in terms of a thermostat?
Here, let's try setting the "Power-on action" as one method.
Overview of "Power-on behavior"
This shows the difference between when the "power-on action" is ① RESET and ② CONTINUE.
Let's consider "operation when power is turned on" in two cases: A. heating system and B. cooling system.
A. Heating system
In heating systems such as electric furnaces, it may be preferable to RESET system to stop operation, given the risk of the door opening due to an earthquake and the subsequent risk of a fire. |
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B. Cooling system
In a cooling system such as a refrigerator, a quick recovery is desirable to maintain the quality of the stored items. In this case, CONTINUE, which keeps the system running, is preferable. |
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By taking advantage of this "Power-on behavior" setting, you can minimize damage caused by natural disasters.
(The values shown here are just an example. Please use your own judgment to determine the optimal settings.) |
Differences in names depending on the modelDB2000 "Operation at power-on" READY / CONTINUE
DB600 "Operation when power is ON" READY / CONTINUE
DP1000G "Operation when power is restored" RESET / CONTINUE |
Models that allow you to set "Power-on action"DB600, DB2000, KP2000, DP1000G, DP2000G |
Models with fixed "Power-on action"DB1000, KP1000, LTA series: CONTINUE |
