HONEYWELL CPO-RL4 Room Controller | 6AO 10UI 4 Relays

Product Details:

The HONEYWELL CPO RL4 room controller has 6 analog outputs, 10 universal inputs, 4 relays, and 4 triacs for flexible room automation. It also has advanced BACnet MS/TP control for commercial HVAC systems. With demand-led precision and real-time clock functionality, this powerful CPO-RL4 unit makes the most of energy use in fan coil units and chilled ceilings.

Honeywell’s CPO RL4 is a customizable BACnet-compliant room controller made for complicated HVAC systems that need a lot of I/O. It gives terminal units like 2- and 4-pipe fan coils, hydronic systems, and air quality controls power with a 230 VAC input and a 24 VAC auxiliary output. The HONEYWELL CPO-RL4 works perfectly with Sylk bus for wall modules, lets you set it up with your smartphone using the RoomUp app, and keeps data for 72 hours with a super capacitor, making it reliable in offices, hotels, and hospitals.

Technical Details – HONEYWELL CPO RL4

CPO RL4 Key Features:

1) Provides native BACnet MS/TP compliance for easy integration with building management systems (BMS) and other devices.

2) It has 10 universal inputs for sensors, 6 analog outputs for actuators, 4 relays, and 4 triacs for lights or blinds, so it can handle a lot of different I/O tasks.

3) Has a real-time clock and a super capacitor that can hold data for 72 hours, so you can schedule things accurately without needing outside power.

4) Allows for configurable and freely programmable apps for mixed room controls, fan coils, VSDs, and chilled ceilings.

5) Has a polarity-insensitive Sylk bus that makes it easy to connect to Honeywell wall modules, and the RoomUp app makes it easy to set up.

6) It takes in 230 VAC and gives out 24 VAC auxiliary power (300 mA), which powers field devices directly for easier installations.

Industrial Applications:

-> Controls 2- and 4-pipe fan coil units in office buildings to save energy and make sure the temperature is right in each room.

-> Controls chilled ceilings and hydronic heating in hotels to make sure everyone is comfortable in all areas.

-> Keeps schools and hospitals healthy by using CO2 and ventilation sensors to control air quality systems.

-> Uses relays and triacs to connect lighting and blinds in conference rooms for full automation.

-> Supports underfloor heating and VSD fans in stores, which lowers operating costs by responding to demand.

-> Allows for precise airflow management in industrial buildings by controlling multiple fans and actuators at once.