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RBC-IT4
ON/OFF CONTROL

RBC-IT4

The RBC-IT4PE time switch interface is intended for use with the TOSHIBA DI/SDI/SMMS/SHRM range of indoor units and is designed to allow these systems to be externally switched on and off by means of any volt-free external terminals rated at 230 volts a/c.
 


Application

The RBC-IT4-PE would typically be used to interface an external switch, which may be a room occupancy sensor, timer, on/off control from a BMS or any other suitably rated volt-free contacts.

Connections

The device is connected to the indoor unit PCB via the CN06 socket on the 560/800 KRT models and the CN61 socket on all other models. An adaptor lead is supplied with the installation kit to facilitate both options.
 

Limitations

It is important to note that when an RBC-IT4-PE interface is used the standard 24hour timer functions within the Toshiba remote or central controllers must not be selected to avoid conflict in switching commands. Do not use the standard RBC-WT1-PE or a RBC-EX21E seven day timer.

The remote controller on/off button will be overridden whenever an interface is connected to socket CN06 or CN61, regardless of whether the RBC-IT4PE is in use or not. All other functions of the remote controller remain unaffected.

When more than one system is connected for group operation, it is essential to arrange the power supply to the outdoor units so that the control circuits for all the indoor units are fed from the same phase.

The interface should only be fitted to the master indoor unit. If fitted to a slave indoor unit then system shut down may occur.

It is recommended that the power supply (230v.a.c.) be taken from the respective indoor unit, as indicated on the wiring diagram.

The field sourced time-switch may be located in any area. The a/c system will start when terminal 1 of the interface is energised and will override the remote controller on/off functions.

Due to the logic used, it is recommended that a minimum switching interval of 30 seconds be adopted.
 


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