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\nBulletin No. 210594 September 2013 Supersedes May 2013  \nCommercial Building Automation System  \nAdvanced Single Point Control For HVAC Systems And Building Operation  \nFEATURES AND BENEFITS  \nCONTENTS  \nBuilding Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27  \nComponent Identification   2  \nFeatures And Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2  \nNetwork Control Panel ........................... 13  \nNetwork Thermostat Controller .......................23  \nProdigy® Unit Controller ...........................15  \nSystem Architecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4  \nSystem Components-Controllers .....................13  \nSystem Components-Miscellaneous Accessories ............81  \nSystem Components-Network .......................63  \nSystem Components-Ordering Information ................91  \nSystem Components-Sensors ......................34  \nSystem Components-Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72  \nSystem Overview   6  \nSystem Selection Flowcharts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7  \nZone And Bypass Dampers .........................78  \nZone Link ..................................30  \nCOMPONENT IDENTIFICATION  \nC 0 SNSR 2 1 ae 1 l  \n|  | Product Family\u003Cbr>C = Commercial Generic S = S-Class®\u003Cbr>T = T-Class™ |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Product Type\u003Cbr>0 = Building Automation / Automatic Temperature Control\u003Cbr>1 = Rooftops\u003Cbr>2 = Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps\u003Cbr>3 = Indoor Coils / Air Handlers\u003Cbr>4 = Furnaces\u003Cbr>5 = Unit Heaters / Duct Furnaces\u003Cbr>6 = General or Multi-Purpos |  |  |\n\nBasic Description  \nSNSR = Sensor SNSJ = Sensor, Adjustable SNCT = Sensor / Controller  \nSNDC = Sensor, Duct SNMT = Sensor, Multiple Function SNZN = Sensor, Zone (non-adjustable)  \nSTAT = Thermostat CTRL = DDC Controller or Interface SWCH = Switch  \nSOFT = Software MISC = Miscellaneous (cables, wire, etc. )  \nSpecific Description 1  \n(example: CTRL) Controller Description, 1 Digit  \n0 = Lennox Unit Controller  \n1 = Lennox Network Controller  \n2 = Lennox Building Controller  \n3 = Third-Party Controller  \n4 = Systems Integration Software (includes software drivers, configuration files, plug-ins, etc.)  \n5 = Systems Integration hardware (gateway devices)  \nSpecific Description 2  \n(example: CTRL)  \nController Description, 2nd Digit Specific to Catalog Number  \n(example: CTRL00 = Sectra Bypass Control Kit 23M51)  \nBox Size  \n1st character is smallest applicable size  \n2nd character is largest applicable size  \nIf only certain sizes are applicable, letters can be placed out of sequence.(example: EA” applicable to A and E box sizes only)  \nA = A-Box Size  \nB = B-Box Size and so on.  \nVoltage  \n(Only shown if voltage dependant) Y = 208/230V-3 Phase  \nG = 460V-3 Phase  \nJ = 575V-3 Phase  \nL = Low Voltage (typically 24V)  \nL Connection® Building Automation System-Energence® / Page 2  \nFEATURES AND BENEFITS  \nSave money and time and provide a higher level of control by commanding a wide range of functions from a single location. The L Connection® Network makes it easy to manage HVAC, zoning and building operations from a single point of control, minimizing energy and maintenance costs. It was designed to enhance the functionality and performance of Lennox’ premium rooftop units featuring the Prodigy® Unit Controller as well as other Lennox rooftop units and split systems. It is also fully compatible with electro-mechanically controlled third-party equipment. It’s a cost-effective way to minimize your building’s energy use and better manage facility operations.  \nL Connection Network not only improves building efficiency and comfort, it also helps to improve staff efficiency and productivity. Temperature setpoints can be adjusted quickly and intuitively at the Comfort Sensor. 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