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User Manual

For use with model CS-10A/CS-11A

solar ventilation system controllers

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Breeze Mate™Solar Ventilation System

Thank you for your purchase of the Breeze Mate™solar

ventilation system by Attic Breeze. Our advanced control

system offers full control over the operation of your Attic

Breeze solar powered ventilation products, as well as many

safety and performance related features. Please read this

user manual in its entirety before proceeding with your

installation and take time to become familiar with the

Breeze Mate™control system.

MC-10A Remote Interface Controller

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Temperature Display

May be configured for display in either °F or °C. Reports attic

air temperature over a range of 16°F - 176°F (-9°C - 80°C).

Fan Icon

Displays when fan is operating.

Increase Button

Used for adjustments to controller settings. Holding down the

increase button for 10 seconds will access the controller

Configuration Menu.

Decrease Button

Used for adjustments to controller settings. Holding down the

decrease button for 10 seconds will access the controller

Depressurization Test Menu.

Fan Button

Used to switch between network channels when more than

one FC-10A Fan Controller is installed on the network.

Temperature/Humidity Control Button

Used to access Temperature/Humidity Control Menu. Also

used to acknowledge changes to controller settings.

Clock Button

Used for adjustments to clock settings. Holding down the

clock button for 10 seconds will access Clock Menu.

On/Off Button

Used to manually control operation of fan (on/off).

Battery Access Panel

Push in panel to access battery compartment. Requires two

(2) AAA batteries.

Fan Controller Channel Display

Displays selected network communication channel.

Power Indicator Bars

Displays amount of power available to operate fan.

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FC-10A Fan Controller

MC-10A (continued)

Humidity Display

Reports relative humidity conditions over a range of 1-99%.

Clock Display

May be configured for either 12 hour or 24 hour time mode.

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Fan Power LED Indicator

Displays when controller sends power to fan.

Solar Panel Power LED Indicator

Displays when power is available from solar panel.

Fusible Link Safety Switch

Stops operation of fan in the event of a fire.

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Plug Connectors

Used to connect controller to with WH-10A/WH-10D

Communication Cable (bottom of controller).

Mounting Posts

Offset mounting posts allow for accurate sensing of air

temperature and humidity by minimizing contact of the

controller with attic framing members.

Network Channel Selector

Used to assign a unique wireless network address to the fan

controller. Network designed to accommodate up to 10 fan

controllers.

Mounting Holes

Design to fit #8 wood screws (included with controller).

Getting Started

The Breeze Mate™solar ventilation system is designed for

easy installation and configuration. However, if you require

assistance, Attic Breeze is here to help.

Customer Support

Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 5:30PM CST

254-865-9999

support@atticbreeze.net

The Breeze Mate™CS-10A and CS-11A control

systems are designed for use with Attic Breeze

model solar attic fans featuring a unit mounted

solar panel. If your Attic Breeze fan features a

remote mounted solar panel, the CS-10D or CS-11D

control system is appropriate for your installation.

Contact Attic Breeze customer support for more

information or consult your local Attic Breeze dealer

for additional assistance.

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Begin by locating the WH-10A Communication Cable

included with your control system. The WH-10A cable

features a 4-plug connector on one end of the cable,

designed to connect with your Attic Breeze model fan.

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FC-10A Installation

Next, locate the 4-plug connector power cable on your

Attic Breeze fan. The power cable should be hanging

freely from the bottom of the fan. If necessary, unplug

any thermal switch connector or other connectors

previously installed with the power cable. Plug the

WH-10A Communication Cable into the fan’s power

cable and route the WH-10A cable to the location

where the FC-10A Fan Controller will be installed.

Secure the WH-10A Communication Cable as needed.

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Older model Attic Breeze fans are not designed

with a 4-plug connector power cable and cannot

be used with the Breeze Mate™CS-10A/CS-11A

control systems. A retrofit kit is available from Attic

Breeze that may be installed to convert your older

model fan for use with the new Breeze Mate™wiring

configuration. Contact Attic Breeze customer support

for more information or consult your local Attic Breeze

dealer for additional assistance.

The FC-10A Fan Controller should be installed within

roughly 8-9 feet of your Attic Breeze fan. Choose an

unrestricted, open location that allows the controller

proper access for monitoring of attic air conditions.

Using the included #8 wood screws, mount the

FC-10A Fan Controller on a vertical framing member

or wall mounting surface. The controller should be

mounted with the Fusible Link Safety Switch [16] vent

facing downward, toward the attic floor. Do not over

tighten the mounting screws during installation.

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Locate the Plug Connector [17] on the FC-10A Fan

Controller labeled Power In and connect it with the

2-plug connector on the WH-10A Communication

Cable with the same label. Repeat process with the

2-plug connectors labeled Power Out.

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If the solar panel on your Attic Breeze fan is

exposed to sunlight, the Solar Panel Power LED

Indicator [15] on the FC-10A Fan Controller will be

illuminated. If the LED indicator is not illuminated,

verify that the plug connectors are properly matched

and secured.

Using the Network Channel Selector [20], assign the

next available wireless network channel address to the

FC-10A Fan Controller. If this is the first controller

installed, set the selector dial to channel one.

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Each installed FC-10A Fan Controller must be

assigned a unique wireless network channel

address for proper operation.

Channel Fan Controller Location

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Locate the Battery Access Panel [9] on your MC-10A

Remote Interface Controller. Push the panel to

access the battery compartment and install the two (2)

AAA batteries included with your control system.

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MC-10A Installation

Access the controller Configuration Menu by holding

down the Increase Button [3] for 10 seconds.

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Time Mode

Choose either 12 hour or 24 hour time mode for clock.

Temperature Units

Choose either °F or °C for temperature display.

Network Size

Select the number of fan controllers installed on the network.

While in the Configuration Menu, use the Increase

Button [3] and Decrease Button [4] to make your menu

selections. The parameter to be configured will blink

until your selection is acknowledged. Using the

Temperature/Humidity Control Button [6],

acknowledge your selection and proceed to the next

configuration parameter.

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With the MC-10A controller configured to the desired

settings, the display screen should now show the

current temperature and relative humidity for the fan

controller assigned to network channel one.

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Temperature Display [1] and Humidity Display [12]

will show “- -” on the display screen whenever the

MC-10A Remote Interface Controller is not able to

establish communication with a fan controller on

the wireless network. This will normally occur when

there is not enough sunlight for fan operation.

However, lack of communication may also occur when

there is too much interference or distance between the

MC-10A controller and a specific fan controller.

Using the Fan Button [5], cycle through the controller

network channels and verify that all installed fan

controllers on the wireless network are in

communication with the MC-10A Remote Interface

Controller. If needed, repeat this procedure in the

location where the MC-10A controller will be installed.

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Mount the MC-10A Remote Interface Controller in your

desired location. Slide-on screw mounts are provide

on the controller housing for your convenience.

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Using the Fan Button [5], select the desired fan

controller to configure for automatic operation. To

configure all installed fan controllers on the network,

select the global update channel “AL”.

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Automatic Control Mode

By default, all fans on the Breeze Mate™control system

network are set to automatic mode off when first installed.

Fans may be configured for automatic mode operation

either individually if needed, or all at the same time using

the network’s global update channel.

Press the On/Off Button [8] to switch the fan controller

to automatic mode on. When configured for automatic

operation, the MC-10A Remote Interface Controller

will display the Power Indicator Bars [11] to show the

amount of solar power available for fan operation.

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Likewise, any single fan or all fans on the network may

be manually turned off by simply following the same

procedure above. While in automatic mode off, a fan

controller will continue to update the MC-10A Remote

Interface Controller with temperature and humidity

data, but the fan will not be allowed to operate.

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