CARNES HBGH Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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TRUE TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLLED ELECTRODE STEAM HUMIDIFIER
CARNES COMPANY
448 S. Main St., P. O. Box 930040, Verona, WI 53593-0040
Fill Valve
Fill Cup
Water Inlet
High Water
Sensor
Blue
Fill LED
Red
Drain LED
Door Lock
Orange High
Water LED
Door
Interlock
Switch
"C" Cylinder
Drain Valve
CARNES "H" SERIES HUMIDIFIER
Drain Pipe
(Model HBGH Shown)
INSTALLATION, OPERATION
AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Phone: (608)845-6411
Distributor
Block
Photo A
1
DESIGN SERIES "H"
Fax: (608)845-6504
www.carnes.com
On-Off-Drain
Switch
True
Touchscreen
Contactor
Circuit
Board
(Behind Door)
Voltage
Transformer
Current
Transformers
Circuit
Breaker
Ground Lug
FORM 16834-F
ISSUED: 03-15

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  • Page 1 DESIGN SERIES “H” INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL CARNES COMPANY 448 S. Main St., P. O. Box 930040, Verona, WI 53593-0040 Phone: (608)845-6411 Fax: (608)845-6504 www.carnes.com CARNES “H” SERIES HUMIDIFIER On-Off-Drain Switch Fill Valve True Touchscreen Fill Cup Water Inlet...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction - Cautions ....................... 3 Models ..........................4 Installation ........................5-8 Electrical Data Sheet and Definition ................9-11 Humidifier Component Listing - Combo Unit HB/CAH, HB/CDH & HB/CGH....12 Controls ........................13-15 Operation .......................... 15 True Touchscreen - Displays and Internal Control .............16-21 Start-Up and Operation ....................
  • Page 3: Introduction - Cautions

    Before any service or maintenance is performed make sure main power supply is disconnected and safety labeled (If Carnes unit is set up with a built-in circuit breaker, turn off circuit breaker and additionally turn off main power supply breaker). Failure to turn off main power supply could result in fire, electrical shock or both, resulting in damage to property, personal injury or death.
  • Page 4 HCHH HCAH HBGH HRAB HCDH...
  • Page 5: Models

    A 3/8” FPT fitting is provided at the bottom of the able doors, residential does not.) humidifier for connection to tap water supply (top of humid- ifier for HRAA). A shutoff valve, not provided by Carnes, must be installed just ahead of this fitting. Photo B DRAIN LINE CONNECTION 1.
  • Page 6 LENGTH (Table 3-A) the rise should be 2” in 12” to allow for proper condensate drainage and steam flow. Carnes electrode steam humidi- Distance Loss fiers are non-pressurized, maximum of 1/2 psi. It is critical 10 Ft.
  • Page 7 If multiple pipes are used they should be staggered as shown in Steam line HOSE LOCATION Figure F. When hose is difficult to support must pitch FOR RUNS FROM within this length, straight down toward 12 FEET TO 40 FEET copper tube should be used drain tee —...
  • Page 8 COPPER OR BRASS TUBE IS THE ONLY ACCEPTABLE are no sags, low points, dips or horizontal runs. The steam is at a SUBSTITUTE FOR CARNES STEAM HOSE OR CONDENSATE very low pressure and it cannot overcome any resistance caused HOSE.
  • Page 9: Electrical Data Sheet And Definition

    If it does not, contact your Carnes Representative. A fused disconnect or circuit breaker not provided by Carnes, MUST be installed per local and national codes. See Table 4 for recommended circuit ratings. The optional circuit breaker switch,...
  • Page 10 1-60 Amp 22.4 H_GHFU 10.3 37.3 1-50 Amp 18.6 H_GHLU 10.3 27.2 1-40 Amp 13.6 H_GHQU 10.3 24.9 1-40 Amp 12.5 HBGH H_GHMU 10.3 22.5 1-30 Amp 11.3 HCGH H_GHNU 10.3 17.9 1-25 Amp HSGH H_GHCU 13.8 38.3 1-60 Amp 19.1...
  • Page 11 20.7 51.9* 2-40 Amp* H_GHTU 20.7 31.4 1-50 Amp 31.4 H_GHWU 20.7 28.8 1-45 Amp 28.8 H_GHGU 20.7 26.0 1-40 Amp HBGH H_GHHU 20.7 20.8 1-30 Amp 20.8 HCGH H_GHCU* 27.5 76.5* 2-60 Amp* 38.2 HSGH H_GHEU* 27.5 69.2* 2-50 Amp* 34.6...
  • Page 12: Humidifier Component Listing - Combo Unit Hb/Cah, Hb/Cdh & Hb/Cgh

    HUMIDIFIER COMPONENT LISTING - Figure J HBDH On / Off / Drain Switch High Water Sensor 17. Cylinder Fitting Circuit Board 10. Fill Cup 18. Drain Valve Door Interlock Switch 11. Fill Valve 19. Lock Voltage Transformer 12. Steam Hose 20.
  • Page 13: Controls

    Touchscreen options. ods. The humidistat circuit may be interlocked by using If Carnes proportional humidistat is used the humidifier will a fan relay if the fan is direct driven. A fan relay is not automatically vary the steam output rate in the range of...
  • Page 14 0-10V signal in either a proportional or on-off configuration. CONTROL CONNECTIONS The circuit board can provide either a Carnes legacy 18VDC or an industry standard 24VAC, as a supply for those humidistats which require it. The supply for both the control humidistat and high-limit humidistat are output on pin1 of J16 and J17 respectively.
  • Page 15: Operation

    The circuit board also closes a power contactor allowing EXTERNAL MONITORING current to flow to vertical electrodes sealed inside the Pins 1 and 2 connector J10, shown in Photo H, are provided for cylinder. Current flows between the electrodes using indicating operation of the humidifier at a remote location.
  • Page 16: True Touchscreen - Displays And Internal Control

    “DRAIN” LED DISPLAYS AND INTERNAL CONTROLS The DRAIN LED is a red light illuminated when the Drain FRONT PANEL DISPLAYS & CONTROLS Valve is activated. An activated Drain Valve allows water The display on the front panel of the humidifier cabinet con- to drain from the humidifier.
  • Page 17 5. Maize — Steam (orange) - Explains the status of the “Steam” indicator light. The humidifier will only produce steam if the “Steam” indicator light is green. The indicator will be brown Help buttons are used exclusively in the “Help” page. These when the On/Off/Drain switch is in the “Off”...
  • Page 18 continue normal operation. High water sensors can be cumulative The Control humidistat, which provides the Control Demand, is depending on the condition of the water. normally the humidistat in the room being humidified. It is either installed in the room itself or the return air duct. The High-Limit humidistat, which provides the Hi-Limit Demand, is a safe-guard humidistat installed in the supply duct roughly 10-15 feet past the distribution tube.
  • Page 19 This page adjusts the Maximum Output of the humidifier. The “SETTINGS” Maximum Output can be adjusted lower from the nominal output value of the unit (set at the factory). The unit cannot be set lower than 20% of the nominal value of the humidifier. The Maximum Output value, when changed, also changes the Max Setpoint value on the Setpoints page.
  • Page 20 Setpoint Timeout – Boil Down Timer – This page is where the Setpoint Timeout value is set. The This page is where the Boil Down Timer is set. The Boil Down maximum amount of time allowed for the unit to reach setpoint Timer is variable between 0 and 255 seconds, with a default value during a fill sequence is designated by the Setpoint Timeout.
  • Page 21 Calibration Password – The help pages consist of maize color buttons labeled with questions. When a button is pressed, information will be given answering and/or giving information about the subject in question. A basic help page consists of text and/or diagrams to help the user through basic problems.
  • Page 22: Start-Up And Operation

    START UP & OPERATION INITIAL START UP While the external disconnect is in the off position, be sure AUTOMATIC DRAIN CYCLE that the terminal connectors on the top of the cylinder are The circuit board automatically controls the operation of the firmly secured and pushed completely down over the pins drain valve to react to two situations: in the cylinder.
  • Page 23: Fan Distribution Units

    Fan distribution units must be mounted securely on a level and FAN DISTRIBUTION UNITS plumb surface at least three feet below the ceiling for a Model HXBHB and at least four feet below the ceiling for a Model HXBHC Fan distribution units are available for use in areas which do not to prevent condensing on the ceiling surface.
  • Page 24 One of the male connec- tors goes to humidifier female connector, the other goes to the remote unit. We recommend Alpha Wire 1181C (Non-Carnes) as an appropriate 12 conductor wire, but there are many available that will suffice.
  • Page 25: Distribution Pipes

    STEAM DISTRIBUTOR PIPES Lengths 012-036 5” (127) 9-1/2” (241) 3/8” Lengths 048-120 4” (102) 4” (102) 3/8” Distributor Pipes for Models: HBA, HCA, HBD, HCD Distributor Pipes for Models: HBG, HCG, HBH, HCH PIPE HXPBB012S 11-13/16 (300mm) PIPE HXPBB018S 17-13/16 (452mm) HXPBC012S 11-13/16 (300mm) 1-5/8...
  • Page 26: Short Absorption Manifold

    CARNES STEAM MANIFOLDS reduce the non-wetting distance when required because of space constraints in duct system. SHORT ABSORPTION MANIFOLD Carnes Steam Manifolds are designed to pro- vide dry steam with rapid absorption in the duct air stream. It achieves this by distributing steam evenly across the face of the duct.
  • Page 27 Additional dis- tance is required for installation upstream of high efficiency filters. Carnes humidifiers operate at .5 psi or less so there are limita- tion on the length between the humidifier cabinet and the steam manifold.
  • Page 28: Troubleshooting - Symptom, Cause And Action

    TROUBLE SHOOTING - SYMPTOM, CAUSE AND ACTION - Table 6 SYMPTOM CAUSE ACTION Arcing *Naturally very high conductivity water. *Water may be too high in conductivity. Test water. *Drain lines restricted causing low water levels. *Inspect & clean drain & tubing regularly. *Defective drain solenoid valve.
  • Page 29 TROUBLE SHOOTING - SYMPTOM, CAUSE AND ACTION (Continued) SYMPTOM CAUSE ACTION No LCD display *The LCD has been dimmed. *Touch LCD screen. *Voltage to the humidifier is not that which is *Change humidifier or make necessary changes to required per rating label. confirm compatibility.
  • Page 30: Trouble Shooting

    TROUBLE SHOOTING SYMPTOM: LCD NOT ON Verify that voltage being supplied to the humidifier is the same as that listed on the rating label on the front left hand corner of cabinet. If humidifier is 3-phase, verify that all legs have power.
  • Page 31 steam hose it may be suddenly pushed SYMPTOM: DRAINS CONTINUOUSLY into the distributor pipe and the condensate The most common cause is to have a return line may be unable to handle the large piece of mineral in the drain solenoid valve volume.
  • Page 32 Chemicals should not be used to attempt to pre- SYMPTOM: ARCING IN THE STEAM CYLINDER vent mineral build up in the cylinder or to dissolve An occasional arc is not a problem. When a cylinder is minerals that accumulate. Chemical treatment restarted after a long period of off time arcing may occur may affect conductivity.
  • Page 33: Humidifier Specifications

    Carnes offers an air gap fitting as a purchased option. Carnes Company, Verona, WI. 12. The humidifier cabinet(s) shall be constructed of 20 gauge...
  • Page 34: Preventative Maintenance

    PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE: RECOMMENDED MONTHLY PREVENTATIVE 6. Visually check cylinder for extreme amounts of residue on the inside surface. Very high level of water or unit MAINTENANCE FOR HUMIDIFIERS unable to provide full capacity may be an indication of end of life cycle of the cylinder. Do not attempt to Servicing contractor or maintenance agent - be prepared to: clean out with chemicals, do not stick screwdrivers or other objects into cylinder to clean out sediment.
  • Page 35: Cylinder Selection

    State/Province______________Code ________ HXCCC62 HXCBC63 Phone: ( ______ ) ________________________ HXCBC64 HXCBC65 Fax: ( _____ ) ___________________________ HXCBC12 “Due to ongoing research and development CARNES reserves the right to change specifications without notice.” Copyright © 2015 Carnes Company. All Rights Reserved...
  • Page 36: Terms, Conditions And Warranty

    TERMS, CONDITIONS AND WARRANTY ACCEPTANCE, GOVERNING PROVISIONS AND CANCELLATION. This writing constitutes the complete and exclusive statement of the terms and conditions of sale of the products and/or services described herein, and Seller’s obligation to sell is expressly conditioned upon assent to these terms and conditions. Buyer will be deemed to have assented to these terms and conditions unless Seller receives written notice of any objection within 5 days of the date Buyer receives this writing.

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