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    EWFC 1000
    “quick-chill and hold” cold control
    WHAT IT IS
    The EWFC 1000 is an electronic de-
    vice to control all functions in a
    “quick-chill and hold” freezer sys-
    tem.
    GENERAL DESCRIPTION
    The EWFC 1000 is an electronic device to
    control all functions in a “quick-chill and
    hold” freezer system.
    It can also be used for units designed for a
    quick pull down of product temperature to
    approximately 0 °C, or for blast freezing as
    dictated by prevailing legislature and regu-
    lations. After the initial quick-chill process,
    a product-hold temperature cycle can be
    programmed for any length of time, during
    which the system operates as a normal re-
    frigerator.
    Various relay outputs are available to con-
    trol the components of the system, i.e.
    compressor, fan, defrost cycle and cabinet
    light.
    The change-over from “quick-chill” mode
    to “hold” mode can be achieved either on
    temperature, by using a product insert
    probe, or strictly on time, if an insert probe
    is not used. On the contrary, temperature
    control is achieved strictly on room probe.
    Even if an insert probe is used, the quick-
    chill will terminate on time, in the event that
    the probe is not properly inserted into the
    product.
    A comprehensive parameter programming
    menu is available through which all data
    can be entered, such as the various oper-
    ating temperatures, time delays and oper-
    ating modes.
    The end of a “quick-chill” cycle and start of
    a “hold” cycle are signalled by an on-board
    buzzer.
    A number of status lights indicate the sta-
    tus of the programming and of the func-
    tioning of the equipment.
    EWFC is available in two versions: vertical
    format 72x216 mm and horizontal format
    216x72 mm, both for panel mount.
    HOW IT IS MADE
    • Housing: black ABS plastic, self-
    extinguishing
    • Dimensions: front 72x215.5 mm
    (2.84x8.5”), depth 110 mm (4.33”)
    • Mounting: flush panel mount with
    two mounting studs provided
    • Connections: Faston connectors
    6.3 mm (1/4” male spade)
    • Display: 12.5 mm LED (0.50")
    • Push buttons: located on front
    panel
    • Relay output: one (1) SPST relay
    15(7)A 250V AC for compressor,
    one (1) SPDT relay 8(3)A 250V AC
    for defrost, two (2) SPST relays
    8(3)A 250V AC for evaporator fan
    control and light
    • Remote alarm output: one (1) out-
    put 12 Vdc/50 mA to remote alarm
    buzzer or relay
    • Analog inputs: two (2) PTC probes
    for temperature control and de-
    frost termination, one (1) insert
    probe for product control
    • Digital inputs: four (4) digital in-
    puts for door switch, insert probe
    in “parking”, compressor alarm
    and fan alarm
    • Resolution: 1 °C (°F)
    • Accuracy: better than 0.5% of full
    scale
    • Power supply (dep. on model):
    12 Vdc or 220, 110, 24 Vac,
    50/60 Hz
    OPERATION
    Operating cycle selection
    When the instrument is turned on with the
    “On/Off” button, the display will flash
    “SEL”, prompting the selection of the re-
    quired operating cycle.
    The following Leds will be blinking: “Quick-
    chill at positive temperature”, “Quick-chill
    at negative temperature” and “Hold, above
    or below freezing”.
    Any of the following modes may be select-
    ed by using the respective buttons (see
    “front keypad” section):
    1) quick-chill at positive temperature
    (above freezing);
    2) quick-chill at negative temperature (be-
    low freezing);
    3) hold, above freezing;
    4) hold, below freezing;
    5) quick-chill and hold above freezing;
    6) quick-chill and hold below freezing;
    The selection of the above combinations is
    done simply by pushing the corresponding
    buttons in sequence.
    PLUS PRODUCT
    • Easy function selection by means
    of keyboard guided steps
    • Automatic detenction of insert
    probe presence
    • Product surface anti-freeze func-
    tion
    • Available in “horizontal” or “verti-
    cal” version
    Cycle change mode selection (cycles 5
    and 6)
    The change-over from the quick-chill
    mode to the hold mode can be done either
    on temperature or on time. If the “Time”
    button has not been activated, then the
    change-over point will be dictated by the
    product core temperature as sensed by
    the insert probe in relation to the setpoint
    as selected during the programming (see
    “parameter programming” section). If how-
    ever it is decided not to use the insert
    probe, then push the “Time” button; the
    change-over will now take place upon
    lapse of the time period as programmed
    with the corresponding parameter.
    In the event that the probe was accidental-
    ly not inserted in the product, then the sys-
    tem will detect such condition and cause
    the cycle change-over to take place strict-
    ly on time.
    The same will occur in the event that the
    probe has been placed in its holder which
    will activate the “probe holder” switch.
    Cycle start
    A cycle is started with the “Start/Stop” but-
    ton.
    During the quick chill cycle a particular
    control algorithm will eliminate “surface
    chrystalisation” of the product, a phenom-
    enon harmful to hygienic principles.
    Defrost management
    Before a quick-chill cycle is initiated, the
    system will go through a defrost, in order
    to start with a clean coil and thus make
    use of the full cooling capacity of the unit.
    No further defrosts will take place during
    this quick-chill cycle.
    During the subsequent hold cycle however
    the system will defrost at time intervals as
    selected during the set-up programming.
    Fans control
    The fans remain running during the entire
    “quick-chill” phase, be it at positive or neg-
    ative temperature (above or below freez-
    ing). In the “hold” phase however the fans
    will operate in parallel with the compressor,
    regardless of whether it operates at posi-
    tive or negative temperature.
    Via the parameter programming it is possi-
    ble to select a “fan-off” temperature, along
    with a corresponding switching differential.
    Status display
    Each button has a corresponding Led sta-
    tus light. These will flash once to indicate
    that this function or mode can be selected;
    a steady Led indicates that the corre-
    sponding cycle is in progress, while a
    flashing Led means that the cycle is wait-
    ing to be activated.
    In addition, there is a Led for each output.
    The 3-digit Led display normally shows the
    cabinet temperature; the product core
    temperature can be read by pushing the
    appropriate button.
    If a “cycle change-over on time” was se-
    lected, or the insert probe is not activated,
    then the display will show the time remain-
    ing to the end of the quick-chill cycle.
    FRONT KEYPAD
    Led means that the fan is in a delay-be-
    fore-start mode.
    start
    stop
    Start/Stop
    Starts the selected cycle if the machine is
    off or stops the cycle when it is running.
    Insert probe Led
    If this status light is on it means that the in-
    sert probe is activated. A flashing light can
    either mean that the probe is located in its
    “probe holder”, or - if the flashing started
    some time after the quick-chill cycle began
    - that the probe is not inserted into the
    product, thus causing the cycle to termi-
    nate on time.
    Positive quick-chill (65…10)
    Pre-sets the system for a quick-chill cycle
    above or close to freezing temperature.
    The required temperature setting is select-
    ed with a programming parameter.
    Negative quick-chill (65...–22)
    Pre-sets the system for a quick-chill cycle
    below freezing. The required temperature
    setting is selected with a programming pa-
    rameter.
    Defrost Led
    This pushbutton is on, when a defrost cy-
    cle is in progress.
    Programming Led
    Flashes during the entire parameter pro-
    gramming procedure.
    Hold
    Pre-sets the system for a hold cycle.
    The system will function as a normal refrig-
    eration unit, if neither the “65...10” nor the
    “65...–22” has been activated. The hold
    temperature can be selected within one of
    two ranges, i.e. 65...10 or 65...–22 by
    pushing the appropriate button (the corre-
    sponding Led will light up).
    On the other hand, if a quick-chill cycle is
    already selected, then activating this but-
    ton will only light up the Led associated
    with the temperature relative to the prese-
    lected quick-chill cycle.
    Alarm Led
    Status light for tthe 12 Vdc/50 mA remote
    alarm signal.
    This Led stays steady during an alarm
    caused by a probe or high or low temper-
    ature.
    PARAMETER PROGRAMMING
    Programming mode can be entered by
    holding an hidden key pressed for some
    seconds. Such key is located in the lower
    right (under the “Prg” Led) in the vertical
    model and in the upper right (beside the
    “Prg” led) in the horizontal model.
    The display shows the label of the first pa-
    rameter, and the “Prg” Led starts blinking.
    To skip to the other parameters press
    “Light” (which operates as “Up” key) and
    On/Off (which operates as DOWN); to see
    the value of the selected parameter press
    the key “room probe/core temperature
    probe” placed above (vertical version) or
    on the right (horizontal version) of the
    “Light” key.
    To change such value press “Light” and
    “On/Off” until the required value is dis-
    played. By pressing “room probe/core
    temperature probe” again the label of the
    parameter will be displayed - the new val-
    ue has been stored.
    The instrument exit from parameters’ pro-
    gramming mode and stores data in case
    no operation is performed for a few sec-
    onds.
    Cabinet probe/Insert probe
    With this button the temperature display
    can be alternated between cabinet tem-
    perature and insert probe temperature; the
    corresponding Led indicates which is the
    case.
    Time
    Pushing this button de-activates the insert
    probe; the change-over between the two
    cycles will now be determined by time, as
    selected with the appropriate parameter.
    The display will switch to show the time re-
    maining to the end of the quick-chill cycle.
    During this mode the temperature can still
    be shown, simply by pushing the “Cabinet
    probe/Insert probe” button; the display will
    show the temperature for a few seconds,
    then switch back to the time read out.
    Light
    This pushbutton activates the relay con-
    nected to the cabinet light. Push again to
    turn the light off.
    DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETERS
    Note: the letter “A“ refers to parameters
    which apply to the operating cycles for
    positive temperature (cycles 1, 3 and 5),
    while the letter “C“ applies to negative tem-
    peratures (cycles 2, 4 and 6).
    diF
    : diFferential.
    Switching differential between on and off
    the compressor relay.
    LAA
    : Low Alarm “A”.
    Temperature deviation below box setpoint,
    beyond which the low temperature alarm is
    activated (cycles 1, 3, 5; see the initial
    note).
    On/Off
    Turns the instrument on or off. Power to
    the EWFC 1000 is still live, even when the
    instrument has been turned off.
    Compressor Led
    Indicates whether the compressor is run-
    ning; a flashing Led means that the com-
    pressor is in a delay-before-start mode.
    Fan Led
    Shows that the fan is running; a flashing
    EWFC 1000 7/2000 ing
    2
    prg
    light
    on
    off
    DEFAULT SETTINGS - STANDARD MODELS
    even if no evaporator probe is used.
    n = no; y = yes.
    tcA
    : time cycle “A”.
    This is the defrost time limit after which the
    defrost is terminated; applies to cycles 1, 3
    and 5 and is expressed in minutes.
    tcC
    : time cycle “C”.
    This is the defrost time limit after which the
    defrost is terminated; applies to cycles 2, 4
    and 6 and is expressed in minutes.
    diA
    : defrost interval “A”.
    Defrost frequency, i.e. time interval be-
    tween two consecutive defrost starts; ap-
    plies to cycles 1, 3, 5 and is expressed in
    hours.
    diC
    : defrost interval “C”.
    Defrost frequency, i.e. time interval be-
    tween two consecutive defrost starts; ap-
    plies to cycles 2, 4, 6 and is expressed in
    hours.
    dEA
    : dEfrost termination “A”.
    Defrost termination temperature for cycles
    1, 3 and 5.
    dEC
    : dEfrost termination “C”.
    Defrost termination temperature for cycles
    2, 4 and 6.
    ddt
    : defrost drainage time.
    Upon defrost completion, evaporator fan
    and compressor remain “OFF” for this
    amount of time to allow coil drainage; ex-
    pressed in seconds.
    dct
    : defrost count type.
    This determines the way the defrost inter-
    val time (“diA” and “diC”) is calculated.
    The choice is:
    dF = digiFrost
    ®
    ; time calculation is based
    on accumulative running time of the com-
    pressor;
    rt = real time; time calculation is based on
    running time of the system and controller;
    SC = Stop Compressor; a defrost cycle is
    activated each time the compressor stops.
    ddl
    : defrost disply lock.
    Temperature display can be “locked“ in
    during a defrost.
    n = no; the actual box temperature is dis-
    played during defrost;
    y = yes; the temperature shown at the mo-
    ment a defrost starts is locked in and re-
    mains steady during the defrost;
    Lb = Label; the display will show the “dEf“
    label during the entire defrost cycle.
    Note: in case of “y” or “Lb” the display will
    switch back to the actual temperature only
    after setpoint has been reached again after
    a defrost.
    FSA
    : Fan Stop “A”.
    Temperature setting above which the fan
    stops in cycles 1, 3 and 5.
    FSC
    : Fan Stop “C”.
    Temperature setting above which the fan
    stops in cycles 2, 4 and 6.
    Ftd
    : Fan time delay.
    Fan start time delay in seconds after com-
    pletion of a defrost, or after a defrost
    drainage time, if used.
    SCA
    : Set Cabinet probe “A”.
    Required setting of the cabinet (box) tem-
    perature during cycle 1 and quick-chill
    phase of cycle 5.
    Parameter
    Description
    Range
    Default
    Unit
    diF
    diFferential
    1…15
    2
    °C / °F
    LAA
    Low Alarm “A”
    0…60
    40
    °C / °F
    LAC
    Low Alarm “C”
    0…60
    40
    °C / °F
    hAA
    high Alarm “A”
    0…60
    40
    °C / °F
    hAC
    high Alarm “C”
    0…60
    40
    °C / °F
    AFd
    Alarm (and) Fan differential
    0…60
    2
    °C / °F
    AtA
    Alarm time delAy
    1…60
    60
    minutes
    EPr
    Evaporator Probe read-out
    /
    /
    °C / °F
    dty
    defrost type selection
    EL / in
    EL
    flag
    dPo
    defrost (at) Power-on
    n / y
    n
    flag
    tcA
    time cycle “A”
    0…99
    5
    minutes
    tcC
    time cycle “C”
    0…99
    5
    minutes
    diA
    defrost interval “A”
    0…24
    2
    hours
    diC
    defrost interval “C”
    0…24
    2
    hours
    dEA
    dEfrost termination “A”
    –60…60
    2
    °C / °F
    dEC
    dEfrost termination “C”
    –60…60
    2
    °C / °F
    ddt
    defrost drainage time
    0…240
    60
    seconds
    dct
    defrost count type
    rt / dF
    rt
    flag
    ddl
    defrost display lock
    n / y / Lb
    Lb
    flag
    FSA
    Fan Stop “A”
    –20…99
    10
    °C / °F
    FSC
    Fan Stop “C”
    –20…99
    10
    °C / °F
    Ftd
    Fan time delay
    0…240
    30
    seconds
    SCA
    Set Cabinet probe “A”
    –60…50
    5
    °C / °F
    SSA
    Set inSert probe “A”
    –50…50
    10
    °C / °F
    i1A
    interval 1 “A”
    24 / 240
    120
    minutes
    SE1
    SEt 1
    –60…60
    2
    °C / °F
    SCC
    Set Cabinet probe “C”
    –60…50
    –25
    °C / °F
    SSC
    Set inSert probe “C”
    –50…50
    –22
    °C / °F
    i1C
    interval 1 “C”
    24 / 240
    120
    minutes
    SE2
    SEt 2
    –60…60
    –22
    °C / °F
    dod
    disable with opened door
    n / y
    y
    flag
    oAo
    output (door) Alarm override
    1…60
    30
    seconds
    dSd
    diSable (light) with open. door
    n / y
    y
    flag
    tLC
    time light Cabinet
    0…60
    30
    seconds
    cdP
    compressor delay Protection
    1…99
    1
    minutes
    CAL
    CALibration
    –20…20
    0
    °C / °F
    tAb
    tAble of parameters
    /
    /
    /
    LAC
    : Low Alarm “C”.
    Temperature deviation below box setpoint,
    beyond which the low temperature alarm is
    activated (cycles 2, 4, 6; see the initial
    note).
    hAA
    : high Alarm “A”.
    Temperature deviation above box setpoint,
    beyond which the high temperature alarm
    is activated (cycles 1, 3, 5; see the initial
    note).
    hAC
    : high Alarm “C”.
    Temperature deviation above box setpoint,
    beyond which the high temperature alarm
    is activated (cycles 2, 4, 6; see the initial
    note).
    AFd
    : Alarm (and) Fan differential.
    Switching differential of the fans, in addi-
    tion to the high and low box temperature
    alarms.
    AtA
    : Alarm time delAy.
    Time delay for temperature alarm initiation,
    in minutes.
    EPr
    : Evaporator Probe read-out.
    This parameter provides a read-out of the
    actual temperature of the evaporator
    (sensed by the defrost termination probe)
    even during normal operation.
    dty
    : defrost type selection.
    To select the defrost type.
    EL = ELectric defrost;
    in = hot gas (reverse cycle) defrost.
    dPo
    : defrost (at) Power-on.
    Selects whether the system should go
    through a defrost cycle at start-up (or after
    a power failure).
    If set at “y“ (yes), defrost will take place,
    3
    EWFC 1000 7/2000 ing
    CONNECTIONS
    EWFC 1000
    1 2
    3 4 5 6 7 8 9
    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
    19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
    +

    room
    probe
    defrost
    probe
    door
    switch
    alarm
    insert
    probe
    comp.
    alarm
    switch
    probe
    holder
    switch
    fans
    alarm
    switch
    comp.
    fans
    defrost
    light
    POWER SUPPLY
    SSA
    : Set inSert probe “A”.
    Required setting of the termination tem-
    perature of cycle 1 and of quick-chill phase
    of cycle 5 (if a product insert probe is
    used).
    i1A
    : interval 1 “A”.
    Time setting, in minutes, which determines
    the maximum duration of cycle 1 and of
    quick-chill phase of cycle 5, if operated on
    time only (without insert probe).
    SE1
    : SEt 1.
    Setting of the cabinet (box) temperature re-
    quired during cycle 3 and of hold phase of
    cycle 5.
    SCC
    : Set Cabinet probe “C”.
    Required setting of the cabinet (box) tem-
    perature during cycle 2 and quick-chill
    phase of cycle 6.
    SSC
    : Set inSert probe “C”.
    Required setting of the termination tem-
    perature of cycle 2 and of quick-chill phase
    of cycle 6 (if a product insert probe is
    used).
    i1C
    : interval 1 “C”.
    Time setting, in minutes, which determines
    the maximum duration of cycle 2 and of
    quick-chill phase of cycle 6, if operated on
    time only (without insert probe).
    Note: the effective value will be 120 min-
    utes higher than selected.
    SE2
    : SEt 2.
    Setting of the cabinet (box) temperature re-
    quired during cycle 4 and of hold phase of
    cycle 6.
    dod
    : disable with opened door (compres-
    sor and fan).
    A choice is given whether or not to stop
    the compressor and fan when door is
    opened.
    n = no; y = yes.
    oAo
    : door Alarm override.
    Alarm time delay in seconds after the door
    is opened.
    dSd
    : diSable light with open door.
    Light comes on automatically when door is
    opened.
    n = no; y = yes.
    tlC
    : time light Cabinet.
    Time in seconds after which the light is
    turned off; if set at “0” the light is controlled
    directly by door closure or by the light but-
    ton.
    cdP
    : compressor delay Protection.
    Compressor start time delay in minutes to
    avoid short-cycling.
    CAL
    : CALibration.
    This is an offset calibration which may be
    required due to the location of the sensor.
    tAb
    : tAble of parameters.
    This is factory set and can not be modified;
    it is determined by the parameter configu-
    ration.
    The fans alarm input, if interrupted, cuts off
    the compressor output; this input should
    be shorted if not used.
    INSTALLATION
    The EWFC 1000 is designed for flush pan-
    el mounting. Insert the unit through a
    65.5x209.5 mm and affix with the brackets
    supplied.
    The ambient temperature around the in-
    strument should be kept between –5 and
    65 °C (23…149 °F).
    Select a location which will not be subject
    to high humidity or condensation.
    ELECTRICAL WIRING
    The EWFC 1000 is equipped with Faston
    spade connectors 6.3 mm.
    Make sure that the available voltage corre-
    sponds to the nameplate rating of the in-
    strument.
    Power remains connected even if the in-
    strument is turned off; a main switch
    should therefore be installed between the
    instrument and the mains.
    The three PTC-type sensors do not require
    polarity and can be extended in the field by
    using common 2-lead wire. It is strongly
    recommended that the probe wiring is
    kept away from power leads.
    Also, it is good practice to install the sen-
    sor tip facing up, in order to avoid moist
    from entering the sensor housing. the dig-
    ital inputs should be dry contacts, voltage
    free.
    The compressor output relay is voltage
    free and can handle up to 1.5 HP; use a
    suitable external contactor for larger com-
    pressors.
    DIGITAL INPUTS
    The EWFC 1000 can accommodate up to
    four input signals, dry contact and voltage
    free.
    The door switch input controls the cabinet
    light: light on when input open, off when
    contact is closed.
    If the light has already been switched on
    with the (manual) button, then this input
    has no further effect (see “FRONT KEY-
    PAD” section).
    Opening of the door switch input causes
    the Led warning light located above the
    “LIGHT” button to come on, and causes
    an audible alarm (internal buzzer) to go off
    after the delay time selected through para-
    meter “oAo”. The acoustic alarm can be
    turned off simply by pushing any front pan-
    el button; the visual alarm remains on until
    the door is closed (input contact closure).
    The insert probe parking input enables, if
    shorted, the time (parameters “i1A” and
    “i1C”) to control the the maximum duration
    of cycle 1 and 2 and the change-over from
    “quick-chill” mode to “hold” mode during
    cycles 5 and 6.
    The compressor alarm input, if interrupted,
    cuts off the compressor output; this input
    should be shorted if not used.
    ERROR ANNUNCIATION
    The EWFC 1000 will display a number of
    temperature or probe error alarm condi-
    tions.
    In the event of an open or shorted box
    probe the alarm Led status light will come
    EWFC 1000 7/2000 ing
    4
    on, while the display will alternate between
    code “CP” (Cabinet Probe) and the actual
    box temperature. Likewise, a code “EP”
    (Evaporator Probe) will appear to signal an
    evaporator probe alarm, “IP” (Insert Probe)
    to signal an insert probe problem.
    If the box probe is open or shorted the cy-
    cle in progress is immediately interrupted,
    while a defrost cycle will continue and ter-
    minate normally. At this point the START
    function of the unit is blocked until such a
    time that - upon correction of the error -
    the system is turned OFF first (manual re-
    set).
    In the event that the evaporator probe be-
    comes defective (open or short circuit), the
    cycle in progress will continue and termi-
    nate normally, while a defrost cycle is
    stopped at once.
    The “START” function is again blocked,
    however the reset is automatic. Finally, in
    the event of an insert probe defect, the cy-
    cle in progress will terminate on time only,
    a defrost terminates normally and the reset
    is automatic.
    If the temperature goes below the low
    alarm temperature setting, or above the
    high alarm temperature setting; then the
    error codes “LI” (Low lImit), respectively
    “HI” (High lImit) will be displayed; this alarm
    not have any effect on the operation of the
    machine.
    Relay outputs
    : one (1) SPST relay 15(7)A
    250V AC for compressor, one (1) SPDT re-
    lay 8(3)A 250V AC for defrost, two (2)
    SPST relays 8(3)A 250V AC for evaporator
    fan control and light.
    Remote alarm output
    : one (1) output
    12 Vdc/50 mA to remote alarm buzzer or
    relay.
    Analog inputs
    : two (2) PTC probes for
    temperature control and defrost termina-
    tion, one (1) insert probe for product con-
    trol.
    Digital inputs
    : four (4) digital inputs for
    door switch, insert probe in “parking”,
    compressor alarm and fan alarm.
    Resolution
    : 1 °C (°F).
    Accuracy
    : better than 0.5% of full scale.
    Power supply
    (depending on model):
    12 Vcc ±15%; 12, 24, 110, 220 Vca
    ±10%, 50/60 Hz.
    DISCLAIMER
    This manual and its contents remain the
    sole property of Invensys Climate Controls
    s.p.a., and shall not be reproduced or dis-
    tributed without authorization. Although
    great care has been exercised in the
    preparation of this document, Invensys
    Climate Controls s.p.a., its employees or
    its vendors, cannot accept any liability
    whatsoever connected with its use.
    Invensys Climate Controls s.p.a. reserves
    the right to make any changes or improve-
    ments without prior notice.
    TECHNICAL DATA
    Housing
    : black ABS plastic, self-extin-
    guishing.
    Dimensions
    : front 72x215.5 mm
    (2.84x8.5”), depth 110 mm (4.33”).
    Mounting
    : flush panel mount with two
    mounting studs provided.
    Connections
    : Faston connectors 6.3 mm
    (1/4" male spade).
    Display
    : 12.5 mm LED (0.50").
    Push buttons
    : located on front panel.
    Data storage
    : non-volatile EEPROM
    memory.
    Operating temperature
    : –5…65 °C
    (23…149 °F).
    Storage temperature
    : –30…75 °C
    (–22…167 °F).
    Invensys Climate Controls s.p.a.
    via dell'Industria, 15
    Zona Industriale Paludi
    32010 Pieve d'Alpago (BL)
    ITALY
    Telephone +39 0437 986111
    Facsimile +39 0437 986066
    Email eliwell@invensysclimate.com
    Internet http:/www.climate-eu.invensys.com
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    cod. 9FT41047
    5
    EWFC 1000 7/2000 ing
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