Comfort Controller 6400: Product Data
Comfort Controller 6400: Product Data
Comfort Controller 6400: Product Data
Specifications subject to change without notice © 1998, Carrier Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
808-895 Rev. 01/01
PRODUCT DATA
items that are necessary for the application — Linkage to Airside (TSM) and Waterside (WSM)
valuable memory space is not wasted. Systems
• Ability to display the amount of available database Optimizes efficiency by fully integrating all HVAC
space. operations. (DAV)
• Ability to add items to database as necessary. Custom Programming (BEST++)
• Local connection for LID and CCN. Enhances or supplements the industry-proven, pre-
• Total facilities management when linked to a CCN. engineered algorithms with BEST++ by creating new
• Ability to disable all inputs, all outputs, or disable both algorithms to meet any unique control requirements.
inputs and outputs by simply flipping a switch.
• Two-day backup of clock and data such as Data
CCN FEATURES
Collection and Runtime.
• Simplified field wiring using “plug type” terminals When included in a network with other CCN controllers,
(two-pin connection). Option Modules, and user interfaces, the following
• No need for batteries. additional capabilities are possible:
• Optional Comfort Controller 6400-HOA (Hand-Off- • Alarm processing, messages, and annunciation.
Auto) consisting of eight switches that provide you • Runtime, history, and consumable data collection
with the capability to manually override each discrete and report generation.
output point. • Demand limiting/loadshedding.
• Uses any standard, field-supplied 24 Vac, 60VA • Broadcast of data such as outside air temperature,
transformer. outside air humidity, and time of day.
• Data transfer between system elements.
FUNCTIONS • Timed overrides for use with Tenant Billing.
Cooling and Heating Control • Airside and waterside linkage.
Space Temperature Comfort Zone
Humidification and Dehumidification
Mixed Air Damper Optimization
VAV Fan Control
VAV Supply and Return Fan Tracking
Indoor Air Quality
Generic PID Control
Time Scheduling with/without Override
Analog Temperature Control
Discrete Interlock
Staged Thermostat
Proportional Thermostat
Primary/Secondary Pump Control
Staged Discrete Control
Permissive Interlock
Night Time Free Cooling
Morning Warm-up
Adaptive Optimal Start/Stop
Control Point Reset
On-Board Consumable Point
Calculates a usage value (kwh, gal/hr, lbs/hr,etc.) in
applications where simple data collection is required.
On-Board Trending
Collects up to 48 data samples per point (with an
adjustable iteration rate) on a revolving basis, or
stops the trending after 48 samples are collected.
Use as a means of troubleshooting.
Specifications subject to change without notice © 1998, Carrier Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
808-895 Rev. 01/01
PRODUCT DATA
8 OUTPUTS
Numbers Specifications
1 to 8 Discrete or analog
Discrete
24 Vdc@80 mA
Analog
4-20 mA
0-11 Vdc (varies with point type)
Specifications subject to change without notice © 1998, Carrier Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
808-895 Rev. 01/01
PRODUCT DATA
Discrete In Specifications
Dry Contacts ....................................... Switch Closure
Pulsing Dry Contacts
Repetition Rate ....................................... 5 Hz max.
Minimum Pulse Width ............................. 100 msec
Analog In Specifications
4-20 mA Milliamp Type
Wire type ....................................................... 2-wire
Resolution ................................................ 0.025 mA
Accuracy ......................................................... ±1%
0-10 Vdc Voltage Type
Resolution ................................................. 0.0125 V
Accuracy .......................................................... ±1%
5K Thermistor Type
Nominal reading @ 5,000 ohms ...................... 77°F
(25°C)
Resolution ....................................................... 0.1oF
Accuracy ......................................................... + 1oF
Specifications subject to change without notice © 1998, Carrier Corporation Printed in U.S.A.
808-895 Rev. 01/01