Lutron CCO Manual Del Usuario
Lutron CCO Manual Del Usuario

Lutron CCO Manual Del Usuario

Control de cargas inductivas con una salida de cierre de contacto
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Controlling Inductive Loads with a Contact Closure Output
Contact Closure Outputs (CCOs) have two possible positions, open or closed, which allows them to control low-voltage
equipment or integrate with building management, HVAC, VAV, or other third-party systems. Several Lutron
incorporate CCOs for this purpose. This application note describes the steps required to control inductive loads with the
CCO.
Maintained CCO Control of Low-Voltage Resistive Loads vs. Inductive Loads
The CCO on Lutron
products is designed to switch low-voltage resistive load types, such as contact closure inputs (CCIs),
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LEDs, and low-voltage (e.g., 12 V, 24 V) incandescent lamps. These load types may be switched without concern at the
voltage and current ratings indicated on the Lutron
Inductive loads can damage the CCO due to the voltage spikes they induce during switching. Inductive loads include, but
are not limited to, relays, motors, VAV equipment, and doorbells. Inductive loads can be switched safely by incorporating a
flyback diode (DC voltages) or RC snubber circuit (AC voltages) to suppress the voltage spike created by these loads.
Important Notes
The recommended inductive load-control techniques are detailed on the following page. Before proceeding, please note
the following:
It is best to place the suppressor as close to the load as possible;
If multiple inductive loads are being controlled by a single CCO, each load should be individually suppressed;
It is important to identify the type of load being controlled (AC or DC) because the suppression method will differ depending
upon the load type;
DO NOT use a flyback diode on an AC load because it will not achieve the intended results and can damage the contact
closure;
While the following circuits and component values are a good starting point, Lutron recommends contacting the
manufacturer of the inductive load for specific suppression advice.
See individual product instruction sheet for voltage and current ratings.
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  • Página 7: Control De Cargas Inductivas Con Una Salida De Cierre De Contacto

    Lutron ® Las cargas inductivas pueden dañar la salida de cierre de contacto (CCO) debido a los picos de voltaje que inducen durante la conmutación. Las cargas inductivas incluyen relés, motores, equipo de volumen de aire variable (VAV) y timbres de puertas, pero no se limitan a ellos.
  • Página 8: Técnicas Y Valores Recomendados De Supresión Supresión De Cargas Inductivas De Cc

    La orientación del diodo es importante. Asegúrese de que el lado del cátodo (lado con anillo) esté conectado al lado positivo de la fuente de alimentación CC. El cableado real depende del producto específico. Consulte en las capacidades del producto la corriente y los voltajes. www.lutron.com...
  • Página 9: Números De Contacto De Lutron

    Nota de aplicación #434 Lutron y PowPak son marcas de fábrica registradas de Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. Números de contacto de Lutron OFICINAS MATRICES MUNDIALES OFICINAS MATRICES EUROPEAS OFICINAS MATRICES ASIÁTICAS E.U.A. Reino Unido Singapur Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. Lutron EA Ltd.

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