Packaged HVAC is Inefficient

• Packaged, split and heat pump units generally
  turn on and off based solely on fixed set points.
  
• A unit limited to on/off control operation has no
  EMS capability and can’t modulate HVAC.
  
• These type units are generally energy hogs and
  often can waste up to 20% energy cost.

The On Premise Family of Controls are used by businesses of all kinds who want to control their lighting and HVAC costs including convenience stores, fast food restaurants, gas stations, hotels, banks, shopping malls, and property management companies.

Conquest's Savings Methodology

• Conquest is a microprocessor that analyzes conditions affecting energy demand every cycle.
• Conquest shuts compressor off prior to reaching set point, based on:
  • The level of expected ‘overshoot’ under
    the real-time demand condition.
  • Thermal inertia that causes space to lose
    or gain temperature slowly.

Energy Savings Opportunity

• Compressor run time reduces 10% to 20%.
• Thermostat keeps space in set-point range, as
  Conquest will not affect on-cycle call.
• Payback is typically 9 to 18 months.

Installation and Protections

Sealed, maintenance-free unit is wired into the low voltage control circuit between the thermostat and the main contactor controlling HVACR, and can be installed in less than one hour. Conquest Cycle Manager shortens on-cycles only after a minimum of 3.5 minutes on-time, to avoid “short cycling” compressor wear.

Specifications

Size and Weight: 5.75"H x 3.5"W x 1.45"D, 1 lb.
Power Input: 24 VAC 50/60 Hz, 0.5 amp Output
Enclosure: ABS plastic, 97-VO Rated
High Noise Immunity Logic, Low Standby Current
Indicators: Power On, Savings Mode, Off Position
Non-Volatile Memory, No Batteries Required

Cycle Manager Installs In HVAC Unit

Product Applications:

• Packaged and Split A/C Units
• Self Contained A/C Units
• Heat Pumps
• Commercial Refrigeration
• Hot Water Heaters
  

Can be used with 24 VAC thermostats, aquastats, duct sensors and most EMS. Not designed for chillers or equipment with DC control voltage, logic panels or more than two stages.