Titus TEC Fan Coil Thermostats Owner’s Manual

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Titus TEC Fan Coil Thermostats

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NOTES:

  • Our selection software is available to facilitate the selection process. Please contact your local representative for details.
  • Some drawings are not shown in this catalog.
  • All data herein is subject to change without notice.
  • Drawings not for installation purposes; refer to IOM manual.
  • Content not for contractual purposes; use Selection software output and separate construction submittal drawings located on web

FEATURES

The table below describes the thermostats that will be provided.

T-STAT

Code

 

Product Overview

Standalone Model Bacnet Model  

Description

D03H  

LCD Display Non-Programmable

Frost and Overheat Protection Unoccupied Mode via Sensor

 

 

Johnson Controls FCP-NA-701-L (Lux)

 

 

 

 

 

 

N/A

 

 

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D03C
D05
D06
D08
D11
P03H LCD Display Time Display

Frost and Overheat Protection User Set 7-Day Schedule: Occupied/Unoccupied

 

 

Johnson Controls FCP-PA-701-L (Lux)

P03C
P05
P06
P08
P11
N03H  

 

 

 

 

Digital & BACnet Capable User or BAS Occupancy Schedule Color LCD Touchscreen Display

USB Configuration Available

Built-In Occupancy & Humidity Sensors

Plug/Play: Verasys BAS, MAP Access Tool

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Johnson Controls TEC3312

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Johnson Controls TEC3612

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N03C
N05
N07
N08
N11
F03H
F03C
F05
F07
F08
F11
V03H
V03C
V05
V07
V08
V11

NOTES: For more information, reach out to Titus Application Engineering at [email protected] or 972-212-4876. Installation manuals are available.

EDGE T-STAT CODE BREAKDOWN

The table below describes the thermostat to be provided based on the code chosen.

T-STAT Type System Type T-STAT-

Code

Control Type C Cool/Heat Changeover Fan Control Water Control Available
 

“D-Series” Digital

No 7-Day Program

 

 

2-Pipe

D03H Heat Only None  

Thermostat Can Switch Fan Speeds (H-M-L) Based On Demand,

Or Manually By User*

 

 

On/Off Actuator Only

D03C Cool Only None
D05 Heat/Cool Auto
D06 Heat/Cool With Auxiliary Electric

Heat

Auto
D08 Cool With Electric Heat Auto
4-Pipe D11 Heat/Cool Auto Same As Above Same As Above
 

“P-Series” Digital

7-Day Program

 

 

2-Pipe

P03H Heat Only Nonea  

Thermostat Can Switch Fan Speeds (H-M-L) Based On Demand,

Or Manually By User*

 

 

On/Off Actuator Only

P03C Cool Only Nonea
P05 Heat/Cool Autob
P06 Heat/Cool With Auxiliary Electric

Heat

Autob
P08 Cool With Electric Heat Autob
4-Pipe P11 Heat/Cool Autoc Same As Above Same As Above
 

“N-Series” Digital

Networking Compatible

 

 

2-Pipe

N03H Heat Only None  

Thermostat/Bas Auto (H-M-L, Or Based On Demand), Or Set By User (H-M-L)

 

On/Off Actuator Only

N03C Cool Only None
N05 Heat/Cool Auto
N07 Heat/Cool With Auxiliary Electric

Heat

Auto
N08 Cool With Electric Heat Auto
4-Pipe N11 Heat/Cool Auto Same As Above Same As Above
 

“F-Series” Digital

Networking Compatible

 

 

2-Pipe

F03H Heat Only None  

Thermostat/Bas Auto (H-M-L, Or Based On Demand), Or Set By User (H-M-L)

 

 

Floating Point Actuator Only

F03C Cool Only None
F05 Heat/Cool Auto
F07 Heat/Cool With Auxiliary Electric

Heat

Auto
F08 Cool With Electric Heat Auto
4-Pipe F11 Heat/Cool Auto Same As Above Same As Above
 

“V-Series” Digital

Networking Compatible

 

 

2-Pipe

V03H Heat Only None  

Thermostat/Bas Auto (H-M-L, Or Based On Demand), Or Set By User (H-M-L)

 

 

Proportional Actuator Only

V03C Cool Only
V05 Heat/Cool  

Auto

V07 Heat/Cool With Auxiliary Electric

Heat

V08 Cool With Electric Heat
4-Pipe V11 Heat/Cool Auto Same As Above Same As Above

NOTES: Fan and valves are controlled with a 24VAC signal sent from the thermostat to the relay board via the appropriate terminal.

Manual fan setting would force fan OFF, or into continuous operation at set speed.

  • Can be programmed to turn ON/OFF based on schedule desired
  • Changeover can occur based on room temperature demand, or operation can be automated based on user schedule.
  • OFF mode is available for all thermostats.

The selection software will automatically prevent the user from selecting something that is not compatible with the current configuration. This means that the code may seem unavailable (greyed out), at first.
This could be due to the actuator type (ON/OFF or Floating) or a fan speed control option chosen.
For “N”,”F” and “V” series specifically, this is also due to the requirement to specify networking capability. Under “Network Capability” choose either Standalone or BACnet Enabled to then see the available N-series , V-series or F-series thermostats.

PROGRAMMING

Below are some of the common defaults the thermostats are programmed with at the factory. These are subject to change with each order based on the configuration.

Thermostat Variable D-Series * P-Series
 

Parameter

 

Description

D03H D03C P03H P03C
D05 D06 P05 P06
D08 D11 P08 P11
Key Lock Locks/Unlocks access to thermostat Button Combination
Time and Day For 7-day schedule purposes N/A 12AM, Mon
Configuration Profile Determines how thermostat runs thru

sequence of operations

Based on order
Temperature Scale Default temperatures scale °F
System Type Based on the number of coils and

cooling/heating configuaration

Based on order
Fan Speed Determines how the fan speed is controlled,

see Fan Control

Based on order
Deadband Zone is satisfied in this temperature

range around setpoint, up to 5°F

4°F
Unoccupied Heat Zone Setpoint in Heating Mode while Unoccupied 55°F
Unoccupied Cool Zone Setpoint in Cooling Mode while Unoccupied 85°F

Thermostat is not programmable. Depending on options needed, a different thermostat will be provided.
For more information, reference the documents listed below.

TEC3000 Series
Catalog Page: LIT-1901109
Product Bulletin: LIT-12013193

FCP
Product Bulletin: LIT-12013641
User Guide: LIT-12013635

Below are some of the common defaults the thermostats are programmed with at the factory. These are subject to change with each order based on the configuration.

Thermostat Variable N-Series F-Series V-Series
 

Parameter

 

Description

N03H N03C F03H F03C V03H V03C
N05 N07 F05 F07 V05 V07
N08 N11 F08 F11 V08 V11
Occ Cool Setpoint Occupied Cooling Setpoint 72
Occ Heat Setpoint Occupied Heating Setpoint 68
Unocc Cool Setpoint Unoccupied Cooling Setpoint 80
Unocc Heat Setpoint Unoccupied Heating Setpoint 60
Schedule Source Determines Schedule: Set at Thermostat

(Schedule), or BAS (External)

Based on Order
Time Zone Time Zone Central
Language Language English
Control Mode See Control Type column above Based on Order
Fan Mode See Fan Control column above Based on Order
Fan ON/OFF Delay After a call for fan operation,

delay for it to turn ON

30 seconds
Deadband Zone is satisfied in this temperature

range around setpoint, up to 6°F

2°F
FC Comm Mode Network communication type (if applicable) BACnet/MSTP
Device Address Individual thermostat identifier for network

(if applicable)

4
BACnet Encoding

Type

Standard for network communication

(if applicable)

ISO 10646 (UCS-2)
Unit Type See System Type Column above Based on Order
Heat/Cool Dev Type See Water Control Available column above Based on Order
Actuator Stroke Time Time duration for damper to go from

closed to fully open

30 seconds

Thermostat is not programmable. Depending on options needed, a different thermostat will be provided.
For more information, reference the documents listed below.

TEC3000 Series
Catalog Page: LIT-1901109
Product Bulletin: LIT-12013193

FCP
Product Bulletin: LIT-12013641
User Guide: LIT-12013635

WIRING DIAGRAMS

Below are examples of wiring the thermostat to the factory provided control board.

GENERIC THERMOSTAT WIRING

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LUX THERMOSTAT WIRING

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TEC THERMOSTAT WIRING

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NOTES: BO4 and BO2 are the heating and cooling terminals, respectively. For wiring peripheral devices (window switches, auxiliary heat, etc.) and programming of the thermostat, see the installation manual and/or reach out to Titus Application Engineering

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