Woodward PEAK200-HVAC 8200-1501

• Display: Integrated backlit LCD with local user interface for setup and monitoring
• Input Types:
  • Analog: 0–10 V DC, 4–20 mA, RTD (Pt1000), resistive sensors
  • Digital: Dry contact inputs for status monitoring
• Output Types:
  • Analog: 0–10 V DC or 4–20 mA for modulating valves, dampers, VFDs
  • Digital: Relay outputs (SPDT) for fan control, alarms, staging
• Communication Interfaces: BACnet MS/TP, Modbus RTU, optional BACnet IP
• Control Algorithms: PID, cascaded PID, floating control, logic sequencing
• Memory: Non-volatile memory for program and setpoint retention
• Mounting: DIN rail or panel mount
• Enclosure Rating: IP20 (for indoor use)
• Certifications: CE, UL Listed (File No. E126367), RoHS compliant

Functional Features:

• Multi-Stage Control: Supports staging of heating and cooling equipment for improved energy efficiency
• Economizer Logic: Built-in dry bulb and enthalpy-based economizer control for free cooling
• Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV): Integrates with CO₂ sensors to modulate fresh air based on occupancy
• Time Scheduling: Onboard calendar and time clock for automatic occupancy-based operation
• Alarm Management: Comprehensive alarm logging with time-stamped events and relay outputs
• Auto-Tuning: Self-optimizing PID tuning for stable and responsive control
• Graphical Programming: User-friendly configuration via local interface or PC software (e.g., PEAK Express)
• Interoperability: Native BACnet support enables seamless integration into building automation systems (BAS)

Applications:

• Commercial Buildings: Air handling units (AHUs), rooftop units (RTUs), and fan coil units in offices, schools, and retail spaces
• Healthcare Facilities: Critical environment control in hospitals and laboratories requiring stable temperature and air quality
• Data Centers: Precision control of cooling systems to maintain optimal operating temperatures
• Industrial HVAC: Climate control in manufacturing plants, clean rooms, and process areas
• Transportation Hubs: Environmental management in airports, train stations, and terminals
• Energy Management Systems: Integration into central energy dashboards for monitoring and optimization