- Flexible and versatile configuration — fits any ventilation control strategy
- Automatic, near real-time information collection and display
- Load Management—coordinates the startup sequence of PBx Power Blocks and relays
- Status displays—instant information
- Four customizable charts and reports
- Fail-safe design
- Programmable alarms
Select Ventilation
Model: SELECT-VENT
Select Ventilation
Model: SELECT-VENT
Reliability and versatility to satisfy your ventilation strategy
Select Ventilation works with control units called Power Blocks to control equipment according to your programmed settings.
Select Ventilation fits your site instead of forcing your site to fit the system. You can configure and control virtually any ventilation strategy:
Fail-safe design
If the computer or communication with the Power Blocks fails, Power Blocks operate at the last settings received. In other words, Power Blocks will continue to respond to changes in room temperature and adjust equipment as the temperature changes.
Programmable alarms
When there is an alarm condition, Select Ventilation logs the alarm condition and displays a message in the Communications Center. You can view or print the alarm messages from the Alarm Log Report.
For audible alarm notification, you can connect an external alarm system to the Power Block.
Load management
The Load Management feature of Select Ventilation allows you to coordinate the startup sequence of each PBx Power Block and its relays. Startup delay manages the initial load and stress caused when multiple Power Block loads switch on at the same time, such as after a power failure when switching to a generator.
- Ventilation Temperature Reports
Detailed ambient and set point temperature history - Ventilation Status Reports
One-week temperature summary and current configuration and settings - Ventilation Settings History Reports
Historical configuration and settings for the selected Power Block - Power Block Status Viewer
Status of a Power Block’s variable and/or relay stages—an important monitoring tool - Temperature charts
Ambient and set point temperatures—useful for tracking down problems in a zone, analyzing effects of different ventilation strategies, and monitoring conditions