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The Ice Rink Control System (IRCS) is designed to control and monitor ice rink facilities to insure a high quality ice surface during game-time while providing energy savings features making it possible to achieve system payback in less than two years..
Features Include:
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Reliable Microprocessor Based System
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Single or Dual Rink Operation
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LCD Graphic Display with Control Keys
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Local and Remote PC Access (Modbus, Phone & IP)
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Detailed Logging (Trend, Alarm, Failure & User)
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Floor and Infrared Temperature Available
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Sequencing of Compressors
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Condenser Staging and Chiller Setup
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Compressor Setup and Jacket Cooling Pump
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Temperatures and Lighting Event Setup
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Subfloor Warming, Snow Melt Pump & Exhaust Fan
The system uses distributed methodology to control and monitor the functions required in rink operation including: refrigeration equipment control, floor temperature, subfloor warming, exhaust fan, snow melt pumps and lighting.
A facility planner provides a monthly calendar to allow the operator to schedule compressor sequencer, chiller control setpoints and lighting levels on a daily basis for a full year. The system will support the definition of event usage set-points allowing the facility manager to tailor all temperature and lighting control set-points based on event setup groups to further simplify the scheduling process.
Several options are available for controlling and monitoring of real-time data from the IRCS. The use of a PC connection allows the use of the optional PC Monitor software. The software provides a user to access real-time graphics, overview of the system, historical log viewing, graphing, and report printing along with access to all screens on the IRCS control panel.
Remote, off-site, access is also available via modem and phone line or Ethernet TCP/IP address. All the functionality available with a local PC is available from the remote location
The IRCS is a UL and cUL listed industrial control panel built to UL508A specifications.
The Ice Rink control system is available for a dual or single ice rink controller.
Literature - Ice Rink Control System
Manual - Ice Rink Control System
The IRCS will controlled and/or monitor the following:
Event usage setpoints
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Allows user to setup facility based on planned activity
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Control/Alarm/Failure setpoints configured for each event
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Lighting level configured for each event
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10 programmable events
Facility planner
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Allows user to schedule events for different days and times
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8 standard daily schedules per rink
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Custom schedule available for each day
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8 time slots per schedule
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Full year of monthly schedules per rink
Control for reciprocating compressors
Sequencer control
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Based on brine temp, floor temp or Infrared temp
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Setpoint scheduling controlled by the facility planner
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Separate setpoints for compressor capacity control
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Additional first stage temperature offset and delay for starting lead compressor
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Able to limit the number of compressors running
Condenser control for fans and pumps
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Option for a two-speed fan
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Pumps may be configured as two separate or primary & standby
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Monitoring of condenser pump and fan auxiliaries with alarms
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Condenser stage can be forced on when compressor starts
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Condenser is disabled if no compressors are running
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Condenser pump forced on using a thermostat
Control of one critically charged chiller with an HLS float, up to 3 pumps with auxiliaries
Monitoring and control of an emergency stop input
Monitoring of brine supply temp
Available Options
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kW Monitoring
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Refrigerant leak and gas detector with alarm
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Control for one jacket cooling pump with Manual and Automatic Modes
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Condenser Sump LLA with additional control
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Computation of non condensables
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Sub slab warming using a temperature sensor and pump
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Exhaust fan control based on temp
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Snow melt pump control
A PC based Demo is available for Registered users on the Demo page under the Download section on this website.
The IRCS is available exclusively on M&M Refrigeration Ice Rink Chiller Packages. For all other information or assistance Contact Us or submit a on-line Information Request.
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