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空調控制器安裝和維護

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-10-23

空調控制器作用是用于空调上，可远程空调，监控空调运行情况等等。现在我们来谈谈如何去安装和维护。

空調控制器一般都是安装在空调上，要知道怎么去安装就要了解该産品有哪些东西组成，其组成部件包括：由电源适配器，红外发射线，电流感应线圈，控制器组成。

空調控制器

安装实例详解：産品ZHT-AC485T空調控制器（以下簡稱ZHT-AC485T）安裝方式是485連接信號線方式，一般是用于網線中7,8線，就是我們說的棕白色線正，棕色線負，紅外發射線線頭對著空調紅外，電源適配器一般插在空調插的位置，如果是只有空調的一個插口就自己分出一個插座，電流感應線圈都是安裝套上給空調供電的插座裏的火線上。在所有線接好前，用對應ZHT-AC485T設備軟件進行讀碼和發碼來檢測設備運行情況，ZHT-AC485T一般用于家用空調，中央空調等等，一個設備對應一台空調來進行控制和管理。

空調控制器

对于维护ZHT-AC485T空調控制器設備的常見問題：

1、運行情況一般都是電源指示燈不亮，解決方法：用萬用表檢測輸入電壓是否在7-17v，設備有無死機，接著重啓一下就OK了；

2、電源適配器壞了，或者是信號線松了等等小問題，對應解決辦法有：用萬用表檢測輸入電壓是否在7-17v，重啓一下就OK了。更換一個電源適配器，重新接好就OK了。如果還是不行就是設備壞了，需要重新更換一個新的設備。

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