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Invensys Electric/Electronics Products Catalog

Design innovation with uncompromised reliability

General Information

Invensys Building Systems

Invensys Building Systems is part of the Invensys Controls family with a long tradition of global leadership in building controls technology. We offer the most extensive line of controls and components available to today's market, including: valve bodies, valve assemblies, actuation devices and sensors, as well as interfaces, and automated systems that link these products and other building systems together.

With many patents awarded for our product designs, Invensys offers the most innovative line of state-of-the-art HVAC control systems and devices in the industry. Superior engineering, combined with ISO 9001 certification and six-sigma lean manufacturing, ensures that our products conform to the highest standards of internationally recognized quality, providing solid performance, unsurpassed value, and exceptional reliability for our customers.

Through OEM's, Distributors, and a world-wide network of Field Offices, Invensys Building Systems is a single source for all building control needs. Consult www.invensysbuildings.com (choose Contact Us, and click on the Office Locator) for your nearest Invensys distributor.

Invensys Building Systems Electric and Electronic Products

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Building on the heritage of the Barber-Colman, Robertshaw, and Erie electric and electronic control product families, Invensys Building Systems offers a complete range of products, including: electromechanical and electronic thermostats, sensors,

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DuraDrive and EconoDrive valve and damper actuators, Erie PopTop zone valves, Erie Boiler Boss controls, the System 8000 family of controllers and sensors, plus a wide range of accessories to provide all the electrical and electronic control components needed for the installation and maintenance of complete systems.

Organization and Index Systems

The Invensys Building Systems Electric/Electronic Products Catalog is organized alphanumerically by product number. For a brief description of the model numbering system, consult the Part Numbering System chart on the following page. A Subject

Index follows and a Model Number Index. The Subject Index is used when you know what subject you are looking for, but are

not sure of the specific model number of a specific product. The Model Number Index mirrors the organization of the catalog and is used when you know the specific model number.

Other Invensys Building Systems Product Catalogs

Invensys Building Systems also offers a complete range of valves and pneumatic products in addition to its electric/electronic products. These are covered in separate catalogs - see the back cover for further information. Electronic versions of all catalogs are also available on a CD.

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Be sure and visit us at www.invensysbuildings.com. You’ll find electronic versions of all our catalogs, a complete list of field offices, training information, and links to more information about Invensys Building Systems and Invensys plc.

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Manufactured Parts Numbering System

  • transmitter, pneumatic
  • RKSR receiver-controller, pneumatic

Primary Designation (First Letter)

replacement

HS

humidity sensor, electronic

S

switch, pneumatic controller, solid-state

HSP

humidity transmitter, electronic

AHPSVC

Accessories

SLC SP

Humidity

HTSP humidity/temperature

step controller, proportional, electric, pneumatic, or electronic
Pressure transmitter, electronic

Switch or Step Controller

Valve

M

motor, pneumatic, with or without positioner

T

thermostat or transmitter, pneumatic
Controller or

MA MC MCS

motor, two-position, spring

  • return, electric
  • Controlled Device

TA TC

thermostat, two-position, electric

MR

  • Motor (Actuator)
  • motor, two-position

  • (three-wire), electric
  • thermostat, two-position,

electric
Receiver-Controller or

  • P.E. Switch
  • accessories, modular control

systems (PNEUMODULAR )

®

TF

thermostat, floating

Alpha Prefix Combinations

ME

motor

THC

enthalpy controller, electric

AD

accessory, electronic or electronic control package

MF

motor, floating, proportional motor, pneumatic
THCR enthalpy controller, electric replacement

MK MK4
AE

accessory, electric

TK

thermostat, pneumatic motor, pneumatic with

positive positioner

AH

accessory, humidity

TKR

thermostat, pneumatic replacement

AK

pneumatic relay or positioner

MM

motor, modular

TKS

temperature transmitters, pneumatic

AKR

accessory, pneumatic replacement

MMC MMR MP

control card, modular motor replacement motor, modular
TOOL calibration fixtures, kits,

AKS AL

accessory, pneumatic motor, proportional, electric or

electronic and tools accessory, pneumatic or E.P. relays

TP

thermostat, proportional, electric or electronic

MS MU

motor, proportional, electronic

AM AP ASP AT AV C

accessory, motor motor, proportional, temp.,

electric or electronic

TR TS

thermostat, pneumatic replacement accessory, pressure accessory, electronic accessory, thermostat accessory, valve

NP

  • thermostat, accessories
  • temperature sensor,

electronic pressure or differential

pressure transmitter, or receiver-controller, pneumatic

TSP VA

temperature transmitter, electronic cover, 2" x 2" pneumatic

thermostats

PC

pressure, two-position (three-wire), electric valve, two-position, spring return, electric

CC CN CP CT H

controller/controlled device, electronic

PCP PF

PNEUMODULAR control panels

VB VC

valve body valve, two-position (three-wire), electric multi-purpose bridge, electronic pressure, floating, electric
PKSR differential water pressure or air velocity transmitters, pneumatic

VK

valve, pneumatic controller/controlled device,

electronic

VK4

valve, pneumatic with positive positioner cover, 2" x 2" pneumatic

thermostats

PP

pressure, proportional, electric or pneumatic

VM VP

valve, modular motor humidistat or humidity transmitter, pneumatic valve, proportional, electric or electronic

R

electric power relays, pneumatic relays, P.E. switches, and VAV controllers

HC HKS

humidity, two-position (three-wire), electric

VS

valve, electronic

RKS

receiver-controller, pneumatic humidity or enthalpy

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Subject Index

Electronic Positive Positioning Actuator .......................... 152

Accessories

Electronic Positive Positioning Hydraulic Actuator .......... 148 Erie Spring Return Floating & Proportional Actuator ......... 14 Erie Two-Position Damper Actuator .................................... 1 Floating Hydraulic Actuator ..................19, 21, 92, 213, 216

Floating Valve Actuator ...............................................95, 98 Non-Spring Return DuraDrive Floating Actuator .....107, 111 Non-Spring Return DuraDrive Modulating Actuator 175, 178 Non-Spring Return DuraDrive Proportional Actuator ....... 187 Non-Spring Return DuraDrive Three Position Actuator ... 109 Non-Spring Return EconoDrive Floating Actuator ........... 120 Non-Spring Return EconoDrive Proportional Actuator .... 181 Non-Spring Return Floating & Proportional Actuator ......... 16 Non-Spring Ruturn EconoDrive Floating Actuator ........... 114 Proportional Actuators .............................................159, 162

Proportional or Floating Actuators ................................... 155 Proportional Valve Actuator ............................................. 163 Reversible and Proportional Electric Actuators ............... 137 Spring Return DuraDrive Floating Actuator .... 101, 104, 123

Spring Return DuraDrive Proportional Actuator .......................................................... 166, 172, 189

Spring Return DuraDrive Two-Position Actuator .........79, 83 Spring Return DuraDrive Two-Postion Actuator ................ 85 Spring Return DuraDrive™ Floating Actuator ................. 104 Spring Return EconoDrive Floating Actuator ................... 117 Spring Return EconoDrive Proportional Actuator ............ 184 Spring Return EconoDrive Two-Position Actuator ............. 74 Spring Return Two-Position Actuator ................................ 11 Two-Position Actuators ...................................................... 76 Two-Position, Non-Spring Return Actuators ...................... 90 Two-Position, Oil-Submerged Actuators ........................... 71
500 Ohm Resistor ............................................................340 Accessory Kit ...................................................................343 Adapter Plate .......................................................... 317, 374

Angle Damper Clip ...........................................................326 Bracket .............................................................................342 Celsius Set Point Dial ......................................................318 Damper Rod .....................................................................326 Damper Shaft Position Indicator/Stroke Limiter ...............340 Dial Stop Pins ..................................................................356 Differential Pressure Pick-ups ..........................................368 Digital Indicator ................................................................350 Duplex Unit Sub-Base ......................................................361 Enclosure .........................................................................322 Expansion Relay ..............................................................367 Heavy Duty Connecting Link ............................................332 High/Low Signal Selector .................................................321 Legend Plates ..................................................................362 Metric Conduit Adaptor ....................................................345 Modulation Interface ........................................................339 Mounting Plates ...............................................................317 Outdoor Bulb Shield .........................................................357 Pilot Light Assembly .........................................................368 Position Selector - Manual/Minimum ...............................321 Remote Setpoint Adjusters ..................................... 351, 352

Rotation Limiter ................................................................337 Sequencing, Paralleling, Reversing Module ....................319 Signal Adapter .................................................................320 Single Unit Sub-Base .......................................................360 Span Adjustment ..............................................................338 Static Pressure Probe ............................................. 348, 349

Terminal Block .................................................................366 Thermostat Covers and Inserts ........................................353 Thermostat Guard ...................................316, 363, 364, 365

Universal Clamp ...............................................................341 Universal Shaft Extension ................................................336 V-Bolt Kit ..........................................................................337 V-Clamp Assembly ..........................................................336 Wall Plate .........................................................................315 Warmer/Cooler Set Point Dial ..........................................318 Weather Shield ....................................................... 335, 342

Bulb Wells

Bulb Well .................................................................357, 358 High Pressure Brass Well ................................................ 358 Immersion Well ................................................................ 356

Control Modules

Control Module Card ....................................................... 127 Control Modules .............................................................. 136

Actuator Drives

1 to 15 Vdc Input Electronic Actuator Drive .......................66 2 to 15 Vdc Input Electronic Actuator Drive .......................52 4 to 20 mA Input Electronic Actuator Drive ................. 57, 60

Electronic Actuator Drive ...................................................55

Controllers

BB1200 Universal Reset Control ....................................... 19 BB3000 Injection Mixing Pump Control ............................. 21 BB3600 Three-Way Mixing Valve Control ......................... 23 Erie Multi-Zone Circulator Control Relay ......................... 216 Erie Two Zone Hydro-Air Relay ....................................... 313 Erie Universal Control Relay ........................................... 213 Erie Zone Valve Control Center ....................................... 310 Fan Speed Controller ................................................35, 375

Proportional Pressure Controllers ................................... 205 Proportional Temperature Controller (Less Sensor) ........ 209

Actuators

Control Module Card ........................................................130 Electric/Electronic Gear Train Modular Actuators ............133 Electronic Gear Train Economizer Actuator .....................196 Electronic Hydraulic Actuator ...........................................145

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Subject Index

Proportional Temperature Controller with Sensor ........... 211

Mounting

Room/Discharge Low Limit Temperature Controller ....... 274 Single/Dual Output Room Temperature Controllers ........ 270 System 8000 Chiller Controller .......................................... 42 System 8000 Eight-Stage Sequencer Controller ............... 32 System 8000 Four-Step Sequence Controller ................... 27 System 8000 Six Stage Programmable Controllers ....45, 48

System 8000 Two-Input Controller/Relay .......................... 29 System 8000 Two-Input Temperature or Humidity
Angle Mounting Bracket ...................................................329 Anti-Rotation Bracket .............................................. 344, 347

Base Mounting Plate ........................................................335 Damper Actuator Mounting Adaptor ........................ 333, 347

Duct Mounting Kit .............................................................357 Liquid Line or Tank Mounting Kit ......................................357 Manual Override Crank ........................................... 345, 347

Mounting Base Dual .........................................................359 Mounting Base Single ......................................................359 Mounting Box ...................................................................315 Mounting Bracket ............................................331, 366, 369

Mounting Bracket Kit ........................................................348 Mounting Plate .................................................................369 Mounting Ring ......................................................... 315, 316

Multiple Actuator Mounting Bracket .................................334 Panel Mounting Adaptor ...................................................323 Slotted L Mounting Bracket ..............................................346 Universal Mounting Bracket ............................333, 334, 346

Universal Mounting Clamp ...............................................343 Universal Mounting Clamps .............................................345 Vinyl Mounting Track ........................................................323
Controller .....................................................................37, 40 Two-Position Electric Controller ........................................ 69 Two-Position Enthalpy Controller .................................... 266

Crank Arms

Crank Arms ...................................................................... 325 Heavy Duty Crank Arm .................................................... 332 Motor Crank Arm Kit ........................................................ 327

Enclosures

Control Cabinets ................................................................ 10 Power Relay Enclosure ................................................... 324

Positioners

Positioner .........................................................................373 Positioners .......................................................................340

Kits

Accessory Kit ...........................................................343, 344 Bracket Kit ....................................................................... 329 Capacitor Kit .................................................................... 324 Cover Kits ........................................................................ 355 Crank Arm Kit ................................................. 337, 341, 342

Damper Shaft Kits ........................................................... 317 Gasket Cover Kit ............................................................. 331 Lock Cover Screw Kit ...................................................... 355 NEMA 4 Rated Gasket Cover Kit .................................... 332 Position Indication Kit ...................................................... 322 Replacement Weather Resistant Kit ................................ 328 Set Point Dial Stop Kit ..................................................... 318

Potentiometers

Potentiometer ...................................................................330

Power Supply

Power Supply .....................................................................18

Relays
Linkage

Actuator Mount Time Delay Relay ...................................331 Paralleling Relay ..................................................................8 Power Relays ...................................................................325 System 8000 Controlled Relays .........................................25
Damper Linkage Kit ......................................................... 338

Linkages
Resistors

Actuator/Valve LInkage ................................................... 347 Ball Joint Linkage Connector ........................................... 326 Damper Linkage Kits ....................................................... 327 Straight Linkage Connector ............................................. 325
Precision Resistor ............................................................374 Resistor Kits .....................................................................323

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Subject Index

Strap-on Changeover Thermostat ................................... 258

Sensor

Strap-on Thermostat ........................................................ 259 Two-Position Electric Duplex Room Thermostats ...248, 255

Two-Position Electric Room Thermostat, Heating ........... 241 Two-Position, Single & Dual Bulb Thermostats ............... 260
Outside Air Sensor ...........................................................369 Thermistor ........................................................................369

Sensors
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