Can an ACT-1T control an inlet or curtain via a contactor?
No. The ACT-1T uses the current sensor during the calibration process. If the ACT-1T is connected to a contactor that is switching the motors on and off, then it is not getting the current from the load, and will not calibrate or operate properly.
In the case of curtains that require motor starters
you would need to use an ACT-1 in curtain (no-feedback) mode where you just
program the idle band and open/close on/off times. This would give you control
over hysteresis as the idle band is adjustable, it just means that your AFX won’t
ever know how open or closed your curtains are, only if they should be changing
based on the current temperature.
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Can I control my winch without feedback?
Yes, the traditional timed-based curtain control can be used to control winches without feedback. You can use the ACT-1 or ACT-1T module.
Can this control more than one curtain?
Yes. If you want more than one set of curtains controlled exactly the same, and the combined motors are within the relay ratings, or you are using contactors, then you may control multiple curtains off one SPC-2.
How many curtains can the Plus-Touch control?
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