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CONTROL AND
FOR PROCESS MONITORIN
HEATING SYSTEMS
FOR PROCESS HEATING SYSTEM
CONTROL AND MONITORING
FOR HEAT TRACING SYSTEMS
THERMOSTATS
AMBIENT SENSING
Conventional ambient sensing controls typically
include a thermostat and a mechanical contactor to
energize multiple heaters with a common thermostat.
Common Plant Use: Freeze Protection / Winterization.
20%*
operation costs.
0%
Improving Plant Efficiencies
Ta-min Ambient Tp • Electrical operators control current
Tp = Pipe Maintain Temperature • Plant operators monitor temperature
• Engineers access trend and alarm records
Ta-min = Minimum Ambient Temperature
Lowest Cost of Ownership
* Note: No less than 20% power delivery when energized
to maintain electrical current monitoring functions.
Power Distribution with Sealed Breakers Basic Freeze Protection Panel EHT Controller Panel without Power Distribution
CONTROL AND MONITORING
FOR PROCESS HEATING SYSTEMS
SELECTION CHART
Mechanical ECM Electronic TraceNetTM TraceNetTM TraceNetTM
Capabilities
Thermostat Thermostat TCM2 TCM18 TN
Location of Controller
Panel Mounted
• • •
Field Mounted
• • • • •
Hazardous Area
• • • • •
Control
Ambient Sensing
• • • • •
Line Sensing
• • • • •
Proportional
• • •
Temperature Limiter
• • • •
Monitoring
Pipe Temperature
• • • • •
Earth / Ground Leakage Current
• • •
Heater Load Current
• • •
Alarm Relay
• • • •
Communication
Local Display
• • •
Remote Display
• • • •
TVNE
• • • •
DCS Integration
• • • •
No. of Circuits per Controller 1 1 2 18 180
Centralized/Distributed Control and Monitoring Systems
Ambient Sensing
RTD
1 Multiple RTD
TraceNet TCM18
TM
TraceNet ECM
TM
TraceNet TN
TM
TraceNet
TM
RTD Pod
TraceNet Command
TM
3 Phase
Ambient Sensing Power Supply
RTD Leads Hazardous Rated Heat Trace
RTD
Distribution / Switching Panel
CAN Bus
Ethernet
RS-485 Serial
Control Area Network (CAN)
Heat Trace Circuits
Power Supply