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The Poseidon cycle controller is a stand alone, fully independent water softener and filter controller. It is housed in a NEMA 4X fiberglass enclosure mounted either directly to the multiport valve or to the adjacent face piping. The cycle controller has the following major components: Mitsubishi Alpha Programmable Relay and four to six ASCO Red Hat Solenoid Valves The Alpha relay and the ASCO valves are all 120 VAC and the solenoids are mounted directly to the fiberglass enclosure. Tubing is run from the solenoids to each of the diaphragm valves for control. The ASCO solenoid valves are universal three way valves and are all de-energized in the service position. The Poseidon cycle controller can initiate a regeneration sequence from any of the following sources:
The Poseidon control is shipped ready to regenerate based on any of these conditions. If you have a time clock system and want to add meter initiated or pulse transmitter regeneration, you simply hook the wires to the appropriate input terminals and select your batch size. The Poseidon cycle controller has many advantages over a 'traditional' cycle controller. Some of these are as follows:
If your softener control system includes high speed counters (Signet Flow Sensors) you must add a batch controller to the system. the batch controller can handle up to four softeners simultaneously. The controller is designed around a Mitsubishi FX1S PLC with relay outputs. Power supply to the controller is 120 VAC; the PLC has an internal 24 VDC power supply to provide power to the flow sensors and PLC inputs from the Poseidon controllers. The PLC uses relay outputs to provide a 120 VAC signal as an input to the Poseidon cycle controllers. The batch controller is typically mounted to face piping. The batch controller performs the following functions:
The batch controller sends an output signal to each of the resin tanks to initiate a regeneration at the end of the batch. It also sends an output signal to each of the softeners to open the outlet service valve of a standby softener when the flow set point is reached. Each Poseidon control sends a signal back to the batch controller when in regeneration. This input resets the batch, if necessary, and sequences the 'lead unit' logic. Communicatins between the batch contrller and the Poseidon cycle controllers is typically handled with multiconductor shielded cable. Each cycle controller connects to the batch controller with one 24 VDC cable and one 120 VAC cable. |
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