2-Wire Status LED lights ..........................8 Hardware Installation ............................10 Installation Procedure ............................10 Step 1 — Install the WeatherTRAK 2-Wire Controller ................... 11 Mount the Enclosure: Wall Mounting Instructions ................. 11 Connect the Controller to AC Power ....................12 Insert Station Keys if Applicable .....................
There are five major components to the WeatherTRAK 2-wire control system: the controller, the 2-wire path, the decoders, the accessories and the surge arrestors. The WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller The WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller is the main terminal point for all 2-‐wire paths as well as direct wire master valves and flow sensors. The 2-wire path The 2-‐wire path carries the power and control signals from the controller to the decoders and devices in the...
Total Supported Devices and Limits The following table lists the total numbers of devices by type that can be connected to a WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller. The WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller can support up to 110 device loads on the 2-wire path within the layout and length limits outlined later in this section.
WeatherTRAK 2-Wire Controller Installation Guide LED Light System WeatherTRAK 2-wire controllers use an LED diagnostic light system to help with troubleshooting issues that may arise. Remove the controller front panel to completely reveal the valve and terminal boards. 2-Wire Status LED lights The 2-wire status LED lights turn red when an issue is encountered.
WeatherTRAK 2-Wire Controller Installation Guide Step 1 — Install the WeatherTRAK 2-Wire Controller Mount, electrically install and ground the WeatherTRAK 2-Wire Controller. Specifications can be found on our Product Details and Documentation page under Design Specifications for the ET Pro3 and the OptiFlow Controllers.
B. Connect the Controller to AC Power WARNING! Before making a connection to your WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller, disconnect the power to avoid electric shock. This installation should be made by a qualified electrician and should meet state and local electrical codes.
C. Insert Station Keys if Applicable The WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller incorporates station count modularity by using station keys. The station input/output boards are available in two configurations, 0-48 and 48-96.
E. Install a Rain Switch (if applicable) The WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller is compatible with normally closed wired or wireless rain or rain/freeze switches. One rain switch can be shared with multiple controllers on a site. A dedicated 24 VAC output and Rain Sensor input terminal block is available on the terminal board (see terminal board diagram).
Step 2 — Assign Each Decoder to a Station After you have installed the WeatherTRAK 2-wire controller, you will need to assign the decoders to a station so the controller can find these stations in the field and activate the valve.
The WeatherTRAK 2-Wire controller should be protected through an AC surge protector on the primary incoming power to the controller. The WeatherTRAK 2-Wire controller provides a ground lug on the bottom front of the terminal board that accepts a #6 AWG bare copper wire that should be connected to a grounding system.