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InHome

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Heavy-Duty Power Controller

Model Number: HPC10A

Installation Guide / Wiring Diagram

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InHome™ Heavy-Duty Power Controller Model Number: HPC10A Installation Guide / Wiring Diagram The information contained in this document represents current information and views of Card Access, Inc. as of the date of publication. Card Access cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the date of this document’s publication. COPYRIGHT ©2008 Card Access, Inc. All rights reserved. Any previously copyrighted contents contained herein remain the property of the respective creators.
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Card Access InHome Heavy-Duty Power Controller Installation Guide ™ Enable Automation Events for High-Voltage Systems in the Control4® Automated Home Introduction The Card Access™ InHome™ Heavy-Duty Power Controller (HPC10A) is a wirelessly controlled power controller specifically designed for use with the Control4® home automation system and is Control4 Certified.
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1. Connecting a 100-240VAC line power to the High Voltage terminals of the device 2. Connecting a 12VDC power supply to the power inputs of the Low Voltage terminal connector No power jumpers or setting are required just connect one or the other (line power or external DC power supply in). The device is designed to be permanently mounted in a fixed location. Power cables can be connected to the device using conduit or by connecting flexible power lines to the device with feed through cable clamps.
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!!! WARNING !!!: Control4 Compatibility NOTE: Site Requirements and Wiring Options
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Option 2: Used where each load uses its own external circuit breaker Option 3: Used where a combination of power sources are used; load “A” is powered by an external breaker in the load path and load “B” is powered by the devices external breaker or power source.
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into the fixed wiring. Device must be wired by an authorized electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70-1987. In the European community, the unit must be wired by an authorized electrician in accordance with all applicable European codes.
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OFF|OFF|OFF|ON 2 Button, Latched Relay A Close ON|OFF|OFF|ON 1 Button, Momentary Press: Relay A Close Release: Relay A Open OFF|ON|OFF|ON 1 Button, Toggle ON|ON|OFF|ON 1 Button: Toggle Relay A Momentary Relay B 1st: Relay A Close 2nd: Relay A Open 1st: Relay A Close 2nd: Relay A Open Linked (Motor Control) Modes OFF|OFF|ON|OFF 1 Button, Toggle ON|OFF|ON|OFF 2 Button, Momentary OFF|ON|ON|OFF 2 Button, Toggle ON|ON|ON|OFF 3 Button, Latched OFF|OFF|ON|ON Delay Learning Mode Linked (Simulate
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• • 1 Button: Toggle Relay A, Momentary Relay B. This gives the user the option of having 1 relay controlled by a toggle switch and the other relay controlled by a momentary pushbutton switch o The reason that it is labeled Normal Mode is to indicate the individual nature of the relay operation. The user can do whatever they want with the switch inputs and the relays will follow according to the Type of switch connected to the input.
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• The two SPST relays can optionally be linked to simulate a single SPDT relay by selecting the option box in the InHome Wireless Contact Relay’s properties page. IMPORTANT! Unlike a true SPDT relay, both relays will open during a power failure. • If you use the InHome Heavy-Duty Power Controller’s temperature sensing capabilities, you may need to enter a temperature offset into the InHome Heavy-Duty Power Controller’s properties page in order to accommodate for variances in thermistors.
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Card Access will, at its election and as the purchaser’s or end user’s sole and exclusive remedy for any breach of the limited warranty set forth above, repair or replace this product if a defect in material or workmanship is identified and communicated to Card Access within the one-year period described above. Card Access is not responsible for removal or reinstallation costs.