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MP-V Device Installation
The MP-V incorporates an integral actuator and the device is designed for over-the-shaft damper installation.
The MP-V can be used with dampers that are opened in clockwise (CW) position as well as dampers opened in counter-clockwise (CCW) position. You use WorkStation or the eCommission SmartX Controllers mobile application to configure the MP-V actuator direction of rotation accordingly.
The MP-V is typically installed with the air flow sensor barbed fittings pointing down (orientation B in the figure below). The MP-V can also be installed with the barbed fittings pointing left (A), right (C), or up (D).
With a downward extension, the available area around the damper shaft must measure:
160 mm (6 inches) down from the lower edge of the shaft,
120 mm (4.5 inches) to the right,
45 mm (1.75 inches) to the left, and
45 mm (1.75 inches) above the shaft.
Ensure that the location allows enough clearance for servicing.
The MP-V actuator is designed to be installed over a 12.7 mm (0.5 inch) diameter round damper shaft with a minimum of 54 mm (2.125 inches) exposed damper shaft length.
When the damper shaft diameter is less than 12.7 mm (0.5 inch), an adapter is required. An adapter with part number AM-135 can be ordered from Schneider Electric to enable installation on a 9.5 mm (0.375 inches) diameter damper shaft.
The cutout section of the shaft adapter must be positioned such that the damper shaft mounting screws are tightened against the damper shaft and not the adapter cylinder.
When the exposed damper shaft length is less than 54 mm (2.125 inches) but greater than 22.2 mm (0.875 inch), you move the damper shaft mounting screws from the actuator collar to the alternative screw holes on the MP-V actuator.
The MP-V also has two mounting brackets, which allow you to choose the mounting bracket that best accomodates the available access space in the VAV mounting area. You position the anti-rotation clip in the desired mounting bracket.
The MP-V onboard air flow sensor is connected to an air velocity probe in the VAV box using two tubes. A dip in the tubing helps prevent moisture from entering the MP-V and damaging the air flow sensor. The dip should extend below the elevation of the barbed fittings. This applies to all MP-V orientations, but especially C and D.
The MP-V is delivered with terminal blocks installed on the device. Spare terminal blocks can be ordered separately using the part number SXWMPVCON10001.
The terminal blocks are removable. You can quickly and easily replace an MP-V because no terminal wiring is affected.
When the MP-V is powered up for the first time, the MP-V software automatically performs an actuator travel and damper position calibration. The calibration operation drives the damper actuator in the close direction and registers the position when the actuator encounters the stop. The software then drives the actuator in the open direction and registers the position when the stop is encountered. The software uses that information to scale the 0 to 100% span. Mechanical obstructions hindering the damper actuator rotation during the calibration process can adversely affect the calibration results and thus the VAV damper operation. In that case, you can manually run a recalibration. Für weitere Informationen siehe Configuring an MP-V Damper Command .
Initial calibration of actuator travel and damper position is performed automatically when the MP-V is powered up for the first time. If you subsequently press the manual override button, you must recalibrate the MP-V manually. Für weitere Informationen siehe Configuring an MP-V Damper Command .
Hardware Overview
MP-V Controllers
Installing MP-V on a Damper that Rotates Counter-Clockwise (CCW) to Open
Installing MP-V on a Damper that Rotates Clockwise (CW) to Open
Installing an AM-135 Shaft Adapter on a 9.5 mm (0.375 inch) Diameter Damper Shaft
Moving the Damper Shaft Mounting Screws to the Alternative Positions for Short Shafts Only on MP-V
Connecting an Air Velocity Probe to the MP-V Air Flow Sensor
Installing a Terminal Block on MP-V
Removing a Terminal Block from MP-V
Wiring a Terminal Block on MP-V
Powering Up MP-V
Configuring an MP-V Damper Command
MP-V Damper Actuator Does Not Move or Respond to Position Commands