VT7652W Water Source Heat Pump Controller with Dedicated RH Control for Dehumidification

The new Viconics VT7652W Water Source Heat Pump Controller with dedicated dehumidification sequences provides exceptional control of water source heat pumps for commercial buildings. Common indoor airquality issues such as mold, mildew, condensation, poor occupant comfort and overall building health can be effectively resolved in an energy-efficient manner using our new controller. Simple to install and commission, this wall-mounted device monitors water temperature, as well as other points, that offer added value without the additional costs related to more complex systems.

Designed for new construction and retrofit projects, the Viconics Water Source Heat Pump Controllers dramatically decrease project delivery costs by reducing installation, configuration and commissioning time. No complex software or tools are required to customize functionality in order to meet your required applications. The Viconics water source heat pump controller provides all the advanced features and monitoring functions required by most modern building automation systems in one simple "thermostat like" enclosure.

The Viconics Water Source Heat Pump Controllers also feature an intuitive menu-driven, backlit LCD display that guides users through the configuration steps, making the configuration process extremely simple. This menu is used to configure parameters such as temperature, time events, system mode, fan mode and more.

Open protocol design provides compatibility to BACnet® MS/TP, Echelon Lontalk® and Wireless Zigbee® network systems. Our Network Ready "standalone" versions can be field retrofit with optional communication modules, which enable the controllers to be integrated into virtually any leading building automation system as budgets allow or as the building requirements change.

All models can be customized with passive infrared motion sensor (PIR) functionality via an optional PIR accessory cover. The PIR cover can be ordered as a factory-installed option. PIR functionality provides advanced occupancy routines and automatic energy savings during occupied periods without sacrificing occupant comfort.

When compared to traditional building automation controllers, the Viconics wall-mounted VT7652W Water Source Heat Pump Controller with RH control for dehumidification provide building owners with unmatched return on investment while maximizing profits for system integrators.

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Features of the VT7652W Water Source Heat Pump Controller with RH Control for Dehumidification

• Built-in dehumidification strategies
• Open protocol allows for easy integration into any network systems
• Controllers are Network Ready and can be field retrofit with optional communication modules
• One simple wall-mounted device to install, wire and commission
• Familiar “thermostat like” look and feel
• Application-specific controllers
• No special software required for configuration
• Fully embedded local configuration utility
• Factory-installed PIR sensor or PIR-ready controller
• Advanced occupancy and monitoring functions
• Available with or without 7-day scheduling

VT7652W Model Selection Chart:
MODEL	SCHEDULING	HEAT/COOL	HUM.	PIR COVER	COMM.
VT7652W5031		3H/2C			Stand-alone (network ready)
VT7652W5031B		3H/2C			BACnet
VT7652W5531B		3H/2C			BACnet
VT7652W5531P		3H/2C			ZigBee Pro
VT7652W5531W*		3H/2C			ZigBee
Note: All models both BACnet and Zigbee Wireless compatible

 

VT7652W Water Source Heat Pump Product Documentation
Document	Download files
VT7652W BACnet Integration Guide
VT7652W Installation Guide
VT7652W Technical Cut Sheet
VT7652W User Interface Guide
VT7000 Quick Reference Guide
VT7000 Series Compatibility Matrix with ZigBee Pro Sensors

 

VT7652W Water Source Heat Pump Guide Specifications
Document Type	PDF file	Word File
VT7652W Engineering Guide Specifications

 

VT7000 Series PIR Cover Documentation
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VT7000 Series Installation Guide
VT7000 Series Application Guide