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The CNEM is an extension module for iZone Net ports to enable more screens or iSense controllers to be connected to a single system

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1️⃣ Transformer JST VA connection: Connect the iZone transformer here. Part number CT24ACE

2️⃣ RJ 45 iZone Net Ports: There are 10 iZone Net ports from which screens, or iSense controllers can be connected

3️⃣ C225 port: Connect the C225 hereA CDTS is only required on systems that have iZone temperature sensors for the control of the zones

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1️⃣ RJ11 connection: The RJ11 is connected into the CDTS port on the C225 module

2️⃣ Sensor: This should be installed into the supply air ductwork that connects directly to the air conditioning unit FCU. It should be installed as close to the FCU discharge as possible

Operating Temperature

Model numbers

CNEM & CNEMK

Power supply (only supplied with CNEMK)

Zone transformer CT24ACE 24VAC 50Hz

Casing material

Fire retardant ABS plastic (yellow or green)

Communication connection

RJ 45

Communications protocols

CAN Bus

Cables included - CNEMK only

CFC1  (CAT5 E)

Number of iZone Net Ports

10

The primary purpose of the CDTS sensor is to reverse the action of the zone dampers when the system changes from cooling mode to heating mode and vis versa

The CDTS is also used to hold the zone dampers in the closed position when the AC unit starts, until the supply air temperature is above the actual zone temperature

The sensor can also be used (When the configuration option is activated) to improve efficiency of the system by using the hot and cold air in the ductwork to heat or cool the zones when the AC unit compressor has cycled off and the air temperature in the ductwork would assist in moving the zone closer to the set-point temperature

The sensor can be used to monitor the approximate status of the compressor, however, the temperature readings should not be relied upon to determine if the compressor is working correctly as the supply air temperature will fluctuate, depending on the design of the system, staging of the inverter, the return air and the ambient temperature