Leviton MiniZ Series Manuale utente

Daylight Harvesting Made Simple.

This user’s guide applies to the following part numbers:

Basic Version, Two Room, 2 Relay, 120V or 277V

Basic Version, Two Room, 2 Relay, 347V

Dimming Version, Two Room, 2 Relay, 120V or 277V

Dimming Version, Dual Room, 2 Relay, 120V or 277V

Description

0-10V

Outputs

Relay

Outputs

mZb02-102

mZn22-102

mZd22-102

mZb02-C02

Model

Number

Features between models vary. As such, not all information in this manual

applies to all models.

Dimming Version, Two Room, 2 Relay, 347V

Dimming Version, Two Room, 2 Relay, 347V 2

mZd22-C02

mZn22-C02

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PHYSICAL INSTALLATION…………………………………………..…….. 2

CONNECT LINE VOLTAGE………………………………………..………. 4

CONNECT LOW VOLTAGE……………………………………………..…. 6

CONNECT LOW VOLTAGE……………………………………………..…. 8

CONFIGURATION DIP SWITCH SETTINGS – BLOCK ONE………………. 10

CONFIGURATION DIP SWITCH SETTINGS – BLOCK TWO….…………… 12

CONFIGURATION DIP SWITCH SETTINGS – BLOCK THREE……………. 15

CONFIGURATION TRIM POT SETTINGS………………………………….. 16

NOTES: DAYLIGHTING CONFIGURATION………………………………… 18

NOTES: BURN IN& AUTO CAL FEATURES……………………………… 19

WARRANTY……………………………………………………………….. 20

TABLE OF CONTENTS

STEP 1

STEP 2

STEP 3

STEP 4

STEP 5

STEP 6

STEP 7

STEP 8

STEP 9

STEP 10

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ENCLOSURE FEATURES

The enclosure of the miniZ Power Pack is divided into two compartments.

The Low Voltage Compartment is accessible through the cover-plate.

The High Voltage Compartment is factory sealed and is not accessible.

MOUNTING FEATURES

The Power Pack is suitable for plenum use, indoor only, 0 - 40°C, 5 -

95% humidity without condensation. The supply circuit and load circuits

of the miniZ Power Pack are pre-wired to the control board. Color coded

lead wires are provided for quick connections in a junction box. One ½”

nipple is provided on the top of the Power Pack for this purpose.

There are three concentric knockouts provided in the Low Voltage

Compartment of the miniZ Power Pack. They are combination ½” and ¾”

knockouts. There is one on each of the three external sides of the area.

STEP 1

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PHYSICAL INSTALLATION

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Low Voltage Compartment

This area contains all of the low

voltage terminations required in

the field. All of the configuration

settings are made in this area

as well. Class 2 wiring only.

High Voltage Compartment

This area cannot be accessed in the field.

Lead wires exit the compartment through

the top of the enclosure. There are leads

supplied for field connections to circuits

that energize the miniZ Power Pack and

feed the fluorescent fixture circuits.

Nipple

The fitting on the top of the miniZ Power Pack

attaches directly to a junction box or enclosure.

Two 0.2" mounting holes through the back of the

miniZ low voltage compartment, provide secure

fastening to any flat surface.

Knockouts

There are three concentric

knockouts provided in the Low

Voltage Compartment of the miniZ

Power Pack. They are combination

½” and ¾” knockouts. There is one

on each of the three external sides

of the area.

All connections

are for copper

wire only.

PHYSICAL INSTALLATION

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Mounting Holes

Two mounting holes are

provided to fasten the

miniZ Power Pack in

place.

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CONNECT LINE VOLTAGESTEP 2

JUNCTION BOX

BYOTHERS

SUPPLY CIRCUITS

The Feed Circuit, Relay 1 Line, and

Relay 2 Line can be supplied by the

same circuit or individually. The

connections are made in the junction

box.

All supply circuits must be provided

with a 20A or less branch circuit

overcurrent protection device. Branch

circuit protection for 347V circuits

should be rated at 15A.

Relay 1 Line/Load

Ratings: 20A at 120VAC Tungsten/Ballast

20A at 277VAC Ballast

15A at 347VAC (347V Models Only)

Normally Open, Electrically held.

Color Code: Blue – Line, 12 AWG

Blue – Load, 12 AWG

Control Power Circuit

Voltage Rating: 120 – 277VAC, or

200-347VAC on 347V Models Only

Color Code: Black – Line, 120 – 277VAC, 18 AWG

(120-277V Models Only)

White – Neutral, 18 AWG

Orange – 347VAC, 18 AWG

(347V Models Only)

Load Rating: 10W

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These circuits must be insulated from

the other wiring even when they are not

being used. Cap off and tape any

unused wires.

Relay 2 Line/Load

Ratings: 20A at 120VAC Tungsten/Ballast

20A at 277VAC Ballast

15A at 347VAC (347VModels Only)

Normally Open, Electrically held.

Color Code: Red – Line, 12 AWG

Red – Load, 12 AWG

Zone Common

Color Code: Gray – 22 AWG

Not available on Basic Model

Zone 1 Analog Output 0 – 10VDC

Color Code: Violet – 22 AWG

Not available on Basic Model

Zone 2 Analog Output 0 – 10VDC

Color Code: Violet w/White stripe – 22 AWG

Not available on Basic Model

CONNECT LINE VOLTAGE

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CONNECT LOW VOLTAGESTEP 3

Occupancy Sensor Disabled /

Emergency Input

Label: OCC DISABLE / EMERGENCY

Set by DIP Switch: Block 1 Number 1

This is a +24V input signal. Function can be set to

either mode exclusively.

Occupancy Disable Mode

When the input goes high (+24V) the Power Pack

will disable the Occupancy Sensor input and there

will be no change in the current state. When the

input signal is removed, the Occupancy Sensor will

return to the normal mode.

Emergency Mode

Emergency mode is triggered when the emergency

input is connected to the common. When the signal

is received, the Power Pack will turn on all zones

by turning on all relays and raising any 0 – 10V

outputs to 10 V. The Power Pack zones will remain

fully illuminated until the Emergency signal is

removed.

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Load Shed Input

Label: SHED

This signal would originate from an energy

management system and is a +24V input signal.

When the input goes high (+24V) the Power Pack

will reduce the output load levels based upon the

position of the Shed trim pot.

In the event that you are in daylighting mode and

less artificial light is required to meet the target than

is required by load shed, the lights will remain at the

lower lighting level – meeting the target.

Label: OCC1

This four position terminal block is dedicated to the

connection of the Occupancy Sensor number 1.

The Occupancy Sensor signal wire connects to the

OCC terminal. Occupancy Sensor input 1 and

Photocell input 1 should be used together to provide

control for the same room.

Occupancy Sensor Input 1C

Label: OCC2

This four position terminal block is dedicated to the

connection of the Occupancy Sensor number 2.

The Occupancy Sensor signal wire connects to the

OCC terminal. Occupancy Sensor input 2 and

Photocell input 2 should be used together to provide

control for the same room.

Occupancy Sensor Input 2D

Label: +24V, COM

This +24V source is shared with all circuits supplied

from the +24V power supply rated to a maximum of

120 mA.

Occupancy Sensor SupplyE

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All connections

are for copper

wire only.

CONNECT LOW VOLTAGE

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FPhotocell Input 2G

Label: PHOTO2

This set of terminal blocks is dedicated to the

connection of Photocell number 2. The Photocell

signal wire connects to the PHOTO terminal.

Photocell input 2 and Occupancy Sensor input 2

should be used together to provide control for the

same room.

STEP 6

Photocell Input 1

Label: PHOTO1

This set of terminal blocks is dedicated to the

connection of Photocell number 1. The Photocell

signal wire connects to the PHOTO terminal.

Photocell input 1 and Occupancy Sensor input 1

should be used together to provide control for the

same room.

Label: +24V, COM

This +24V source is shared with all circuits supplied

from the +24V power supply rated to a maximum of

120 mA.

Photocell SupplyH

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CONNECT LOW VOLTAGESTEP 4

Emergency / HVACI

Label: RLY COM, RLY N/O, RLY N/C

There is one Low Voltage relay output rated

for 1A @ 24V which can be switched between

HVAC and Emergency output functionality.

This terminal block is connected to the

Emergency Output / HVAC relay.

Jumper Settings

A three (3) position pin header is located

adjacent to the terminal block. The jumper

configuration of this header determines the

functionality of the relay.

HVAC

A jumper between pins 1 and 2 will result in

HVAC functionality. In this mode the relay will

change state when either room is occupied. In

occupied state NO (normally open) contact is

closed.

Emergency

A jumper between pin 2 and 3 will result in

Emergency output functionality. In this mode

the relay will change state when an

Emergency Input signal is detected. In normal,

non-emergency state the NO (normally open)

contact is closed.

J L

Zone 1 Control Outputs

Label: GREY-Common

VIOLET – Signal 0 – 10V

These terminals provide an alternate location for

connecting to the dimming ballast control circuit.

The dimming circuit provides the analog output

to control up to 100 dimming ballasts. The basic

version of the miniZ Power Pack does not have

these terminals.

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Zone 2 Control Outputs

Label: GREY- Common

VIOLET – Signal 0 – 10V

These terminals provide an alternate location for

connecting to the dimming ballast control circuit.

The dimming circuit provides the analog output

to control up to 100 dimming ballasts. The basic

version of the miniZ Power Pack does not have

these terminals.

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Label: SWITCH 1; ON, OFF, +24V, PILOT, COM

SWITCH 2; ON, OFF, +24V, PILOT, COM

There are two low voltage switch inputs. Switch 1 provides control for Room 1 and Room 2 provides control

for Room 2.

Switch Types

Set by DIP Switch: Block 2 Number 1

There are two general types of switch inputs; analog

and switched.

Analog

In analog mode, the input is expecting to see a 0 -

24VDC or a 0 - 10VDC signal which is used to dim

the light levels proportionately to the level of the

analog input.

Switched

In the switched mode, the input is expecting to see a

+24 VDC level to indicate that a switch is closed.

One Button Mode

The switch connected to these terminal blocks uses

the same button to turn on and turn off the lights.

Push the button once to turn on, push the button a

second time to turn off. The button signal wire should

be connected to the On terminal. No wire is required

at the Off terminal.

Two Button Mode

The switch connected to these terminal blocks uses

two different buttons to turn on and turn off the

lights. Push one button to turn on, push a different

button to turn off. The signal wires from each of the

buttons should be connected to their associated

terminals.

Supply

The +24V source terminal supplies the power

required to energize the Low Voltage switch circuit.

This source is shared with all circuits supplied from

the +24V power supply to a maximum of 120 mA.

Low Voltage Switch InputsL

LOW VOLTAGE SWITCH CONNECTIONS

OFF

+24V

PILOT

Signal

+24V

LED

To Two

Button Low

Voltage

Switch

ONSignal

OFF

+24V

PILOT

+24V

LED

To One

Button Low

Voltage

Switch

ONSignal

Switch Connections

For a complete description of switch behaviors refer

to the Settings section. Wiring of the Low Voltage

switch must match the manufacturer

recommendations.

Pilot

This is the Pilot light output. To illuminate the button

on the Low Voltage switch, connect the appropriate

wire from the switch to the Pilot terminal. If the button

does not require illumination no wire will be present.

The Pilot output connects to common to turn on the

pilot light in your control device.

CONNECT LOW VOLTAGE

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STEP 6

COM

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