Constant pressure regulator, MAC12
MAC12 controls starting and stopping of the fan, and maintains the desired pressure. MAC12 can be located wherever it is
most convenient - in the technical room or by the side of the fan, with a signal to the technical room. The MAC10 is supplied with an XTP sensor as standard.
MAC12 regulates the fan in three different ways:
1. Two preset pressure levels
MAC12 allows for two preset pressure levels (high/low), meaning that ventilation can be adjusted to the needs of the unit's
operating area. The high and low pressure settings are set individually in the constant pressure regulator using a simple menu.
Alarm function
MAC12 has a built-in alarm function that automatically displays a message when the required pressure cannot be met. There is also a potential-free contact for an external alarm.
MAC12 can be set for the level and duration of pressure deviation necessary to trigger the alarm. The constant pressure regulator continues operation during an alarm and will continue to try to maintain the desired pressure. MAC12 can be connected to a thermal cut-out in the fan motor or to an alarm signal from the frequency converter. Any alarm at the input will be passed on, and the fan will stop.
2. External start/stop
MAC12 also has an option for external start/stop.
3. Override
MAC12 has an option for overriding to an independent pressure level or max. air volume.
Control of several duct systems
MAC12 can control up to 5 parallel single-string duct systems. This requires the system to be constructed solely via modbus interfaces, thus ensuring correct connection between the different pressure sensors and associated fans. Each unit is regarded as an independent system with its own operating points and regulation parameters. For this purpose, an MXTP pressure sensor must be used.
External communication
MAC12 has modbus interfaces for external connection to e.g. BMS systems. When connected, these allow operating status to be read off and changes made to all operating parameters.