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Denlar ClockBox Pro Installation And Operation Manual

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Summary of Contents for Denlar ClockBox Pro

  • Page 1 Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1...
  • Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Installation 1. Clock Box PRO and Hood Interface Diagram Non-Plug‘N’Play 2. Clock Box PRO and Hood Interface Diagram Plug‘N’Play 3. Plug‘N’Play Layout 4. Device Flow Chart 5. Clock Box Stand-Alone Interface Diagram Non-Plug‘N’Play 11-12 6. Clock Box PRO Stand-Alone Interface Diagram Plug‘N’Play 13-14 7.
  • Page 3 DENLAR Fire Protection makes no warranty of any kind with regards to this information, including, but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
  • Page 4 Clock Box PRO and Hood Interface Diagram Non-Plug‘N’Play 120 VAC Input (not provided) CB1 / CB2 Electrical Disconnect 1. 120 VAC Input (not provided) a. 120 VAC / 15 Amp circuit (provided by installer) 2. Junction Box (not provided) a. Run the 120 VAC Input to the Junction Box b.
  • Page 5 a. Connect the Line side to position four of the eight (8) position Power Plug in the Clock Box PRO Control Box Clock Box PRO and Hood Interface Diagram Non-Plug‘N’Play c. The Neutral wire connects to the neutral of the 14/2 MC wire (5). A jumper is also connected to the two Neutrals and inserted into position two of the eight (8) position Power Plug in the Clock Box PRO Control Box d.
  • Page 6 Clock Box PRO and Hood Interface Diagram Plug‘N’Play 120 VAC Input (not provided) CB1 / CB2 Electrical Disconnect JP1, ED2, GD4 Jumper for D1000-DED Gas Disconnect 1. 120 VAC Input (not provided) a. 120 VAC 15 Amp circuit provided by installer b.
  • Page 7 1. Four Wires 4. 120 VAC Input/Output to/from the Clock Box encased in 16 mm ENT Flexible Conduit (provided) a. 10 Ft in length b. Two plenum cables c. Cable from the Clock Box to the Power Source Disconnect for the Range (Gas or Electric) d.
  • Page 8 Plug‘N’Play Layout D1000, D1000-G, and Clock Box PRO Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 9 Plug‘N’Play Layout D1000, D1000-E, and Clock Box PRO D1000, D1000-DED, and Clock Box PRO Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 10 Device Flow Chart Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 11 Clock Box PRO Stand-Alone Interface Diagram Non-Plug‘N’Play 120 VAC Input (not provided) CB1 / CB2 Electrical Disconnect 1. Cable providing 120 VAC from Main Breaker Panel to the Clock Box PRO (not provided) a. Connect the Line side to position four of the eight (8) position connector in the Clock Box PRO Control Box Power Plug b.
  • Page 12 a. Output Power Disconnect Cable (provided) 10 Ft in length b. One plenum cable Clock Box PRO Stand-Alone Interface Diagram Non-Plug’N’Play c. Runs from the Clock Box PRO to the Power Source Disconnect 4. A jumper cable for the D1000-DED if applicable (not provided) 5.
  • Page 13 Clock Box PRO Stand-Alone Interface Diagram Plug‘N’Play 1. 120 VAC Supply for Clock Box PRO d. Cable (not provided) runs from the Main Breaker Panel to the Power Source Disconnect 2. 120 VAC Input/Output to/from the Clock Box PRO encased in 16 mm ENT Flexible Conduit (provided) a.
  • Page 14 c. Runs from the Gas Disconnect junction box to the Electrical Disconnect d. Two four-position connectors i. Labeled GD2 1. Located at the Gas Disconnect junction box ii. Labeled GD3 4. 24 VDC Input / Output Communication cable encased in 16 mm ENT Flexible Conduit (provided) a.
  • Page 15 Device Flow Chart Clock Box PRO Only Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 16 Touch Screen Mounting Surface Mounting 1. Using a 5/64” Allen wrench (provided in bag inside Clock Box Control Box), remove the four (4x) allen screws on the front cover of the touch screen. 2. Underneath the front cover, there is a plate holding the touch screen. The plate is secured to the touch screen enclosure with two (2x) Phillips screws.
  • Page 17 Touch Screen Mounting 3. There are two (2x) mounting brackets (provided in bag inside Clock Box Control Box) that mount to the side of the touch screen enclosure. There are slots on the side of the touch screen enclosure that the mounting brackets secure through.
  • Page 18 ENT Flexible Conduit Installation 1. There are three (3x) 16mm ENT flexible conduits connected to the Clock Box PRO Control Box. a. HMI Power/Communication Cable i. One (1x) Ethernet Cable ii. One (1x) three wire plenum Cable b. Hood Interface cable i.
  • Page 19 Operating the Clock Box PRO 1. From the Main Screen, press the Maintenance button. This displays the Password Screen. 2. Press the empty box below “Enter Password:”. This displays the Password Entry Screen. 3. Using the Number Pad, enter the Password (1234) and press Enter. This displays the Password Screen. 4.

  • Page 20: Timer Setup

    Timer Setup 1. From the Main Screen, press the Maintenance button. This displays the Password Screen. 2. Press the empty box below “Enter Password:”. This displays the Password Entry Screen. 3. Using the Number Pad, enter the Password and press Enter. This displays the Password Screen. 4.
  • Page 21 Password Setup and Reset Change Password: 1. From the Main Screen, press the Maintenance button. This displays the Password Screen. 2. Press the empty box below “Enter Password:”. This displays the Password Entry Screen. 3. Using the Number Pad, enter the Password and press Enter. This displays the Password Screen. 4.
  • Page 22 Password Setup and Reset 10. On the Password Setup Screen, there is a red or a green check mark next to the box for “Re-enter Password:”. a. A red means the Re-enter password does not match. Re-enter both passwords to verify the correct password.
  • Page 23 Handicap Accessible Controls (ADA) The Clock Box PRO has the ADA option. This option allows a user to turn ON or OFF the fan and light. If the Screen is mounted in accordance with the American with Disabilities Act and local codes, it meets the American with Disabilities Act requirements.

  • Page 24: Language Setup

    Language Setup 1. From the Main Screen, press the Maintenance button. This displays the Password Screen. 2. Press the empty box below “Enter Password:”. This displays the Password Entry Screen. 3. Using the Number Pad, enter the Password and press Enter. This displays the Password Screen. 4.
  • Page 25 Main Screen Faults When the Clock Box PRO is powered on, it loads the Main Screen. On the Main Screen there is a Status Message. If connected to a D1000 Hood, the status message gives the user step by step instructions on ensuring the D1000 Hood is in operating mode.

  • Page 26: Status Screen

    a. The Hood is in normal operating mode with no events. The external building monitoring system or alarm system did not send a shutdown signal. The Clock Box PRO timer is started and counting down. The Range is powered on. Status Screen The Status Screen is an annunciator for different events that take place between the Hood, the Clock Box PRO, the Device being controlled, and the building monitoring system or alarm system.
  • Page 27 Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...

  • Page 28: Bypass Setup

    Bypass Setup The Clock Box PRO is equipped with a Bypass feature. This feature allows the user to test the Hood without a tank installed. The Bypass is hard coded to a 30-minute time limit, this cannot be adjusted. 1. From the Main Screen, press the Maintenance button. This displays the Password Screen. 2.

  • Page 29: Monitoring System

    Monitoring System The Clock Box PRO has an option to connect to a building monitoring system or alarm system. This feature allows the Clock Box PRO to send a signal to the building monitoring system or alarm system based on events chosen by the user. Also, this feature allows a building monitoring system or alarm system to send a signal to the Clock Box PRO to shut the range OFF.
  • Page 30 Monitoring System iii. Temperature at the Hood is above 190’F. 1. If checked, a signal is sent when the Hood reaches 190’F. iv. The Hood is powered OFF. 1. If checked, a signal is sent when the Hood is not powered ON. v.
  • Page 31 120 VAC, 24 VDC, and 12 VDC. Define the needed voltage and install the relay accordingly (See below). If an additional voltage is required, please contact Denlar Service. To connect the wires, the black is the Hot or positive, the white is the neutral, and the green/yellow is for ground.
  • Page 32 No Hood Connected The Clock Box PRO has an option to be connected to a power source disconnect or a device limited to 120VAC / 8A. No additional wiring is needed for to accomplish this. The Clock Box PRO comes equipped with a selector switch to do this.
  • Page 33 Troubleshooting Quick Guide Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 34 Clock Box PRO Schematic Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 35 Clock Box PRO Datasheet Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 36 Gas Disconnect Datasheet Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...
  • Page 37 Electrical Disconnect Datasheet Clock Box PRO Installation and Operations Manual V1.1 LAB-110218...

  • Page 38: Contact Information

    Contact Information DENLAR Fire Protection, LLC 10 Denlar Drive Chester, CT 06412 P: 860-526-9846 F: 860-526-9585 www.denlarhoods.com Service 860-526-9846 option 2 service@denlarhoods.com Sales 860-526-9846 option 1 sales@denlarhoods.com Warranty Information Specific warranty statement can be found at denlarhoods.com within the product pages or by contacting us via e- mail at info@denlarhoods.com...