Yes. The Plus Touch has two zones and six relays It can support two independent misting systems with a total of six control elements. Set them up as a temperature-controlled duty cycles.

Yes. The Plus Touch controls equipment using temperature as a primary control mode. However, if you set up a cooling relay with a very high temperature set point, it should never turn on from temperature. Then, you can set up secondary modifiers for that relay to switch the pump on and off based on humidity readings. Note that this will require a humidity sensor.

Yes. You can easily connect a VDC-4 (Variable DC Module), which gives you four 0 to10 V DC-signal outputs that you can use to control variable heating and cooling equipment.

The KPEC-PLUS TOUCH kit is for upgrading a PEC-PLUS-RS to a Plus Touch. The KPT-DISPLAY kit is for replacing a damaged display on a Plus Touch.

PEC-PLUS-RS control boards have a large black heatsink (seen here). These require the KPEC-PLUS TOUCH kit. Plus Touch control boards have a small power supply (seen here) instead of the large heatsink. These require the KPT-DISPLAY kit.

The enclosure is 9 x 7 x 3.75 inches (23 x 18 x 9.5 cm). The heatsink adds an additional 1.25 inches (3.5 cm) to the width.

Yes, that’s exactly what it’s designed to do.

The Touch Series uses continuous sensor feedback and secondary modifiers to automatically adjust ventilation as outdoor conditions change. Shifts in temperature, humidity, and wind are factored into how the system responds, so airflow stays balanced without constant manual input.

The result is a more stable barn environment, fewer sudden adjustments, and consistent conditions for livestock, even when the weather outside is anything but predictable.

Modifiers can be found in the menu under Settings. For a complete walkthrough of modifiers, see Programming modifiers in the Plus Touch user manual.

VentGrid splits your ventilation into steps to help create smoother transitions as ventilation increases. For a full walkthrough of programming VentGrid, see Programming merged ventilation in the Plus Touch user manual.

Calibrate actuators by pressing their widget on the home screen and then pressing Calibrate, or by going to their equipment configuration page and pressing Calibrate Actuator.

A follower relay mirrors the stage of the output that it is following. If it is following a relay, then it is on when the other relay is on, and off when it is off. If it is following a variable output, then it is off when the variable output is at 0 percent, and on when it is between 1 and 100 percent.

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Go to the Administration menu and then press Restore Defaults. For more information, see Restoring the factory defaults in the Plus Touch user manual.

Insert a USB into the control, go to the Administration menu, and then select either Save Settings or Restore Settings. For more information, see Saving and restoring settings in the Plus Touch user manual.

Some fans motors work better with different fan curves. The Plus Touch has four fan curves to choose from. Go to the configuration screen for the applicable variable stage and then try the other fan curves to find out which one performs the best. For more information, see Appendix F: Motor curves in the Plus Touch user manual.