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Submittal Data Information

101-091

Variable Speed “00” Circulators

Effective: November 1, 2003

ITEM NO.

Supersedes:
NEW
Effective: 11/1/03

Submittal Data # 101-091
Supersedes: New
Contractor:

Submittal Data Information
Job:
Engineer:
Variable Speed “00” Circulators

Rep:

MODEL NO.

General Variable Speed “00” Circulator Features Variable Speed Outdoor Reset “00” Circulator (00-VR) Application
• Available in all Styles of 003-0014
• All-in-One Pump / Control
• Sensors Included
• Easy to Wire
• UL Approved
• Snap-in PC Board
• Fuse Protected
• Plug-in Low Voltage Wiring Terminal
• Optional Integral Flow Check
Prevents Gravity Circulation
Specially Designed for Variable Speed Systems
Easy to Service
Patented

Outdoor reset controls the hot water supply temperature, so that the heat supplied to the
building equals the heat loss by the building. The 00-VR modulates the circulator to inject
hot water from the boiler loop into the radiant or reduced temperature loop while providing
Outdoor Reset to a heating system (see figure A). Available in any style 003 – 0014, the 00-VR
also comes with a boiler sensor to protect against low return temperatures. The 00-VR is
the ultimate for protection, control, ease of installation, and trouble free operation.

• Adjustable Heating Curve (0.2 to 2.2)
• Selectable Maximum Supply Temperature (110°F, 130°F,
150°F, or Off)
• Selectable Minimum Boiler Return Temperature (120°F,
135°F or Off)
• Minimum Supply Temperature (85°F or Off – Default
to Heating Curve)
• System and/or Boiler Pump Contact (Line Voltage,
5 amp max.)
• LED Status Panel
• Pump Exercise (10 Seconds After 3 Days of
No Operation)
• Post Purge (20 Seconds)
• Fail Safe Mode (Assumes Outdoor Temp of 32°F)
• 2 Second Start Delay Prevents Short Cycling

See applications brochure for additional schematics.

Additional 00-VR (Outdoor Reset) Features

Additional 00-VS (Set Point) Features

• Adjustable Setpoint (30° - 210°F)
• Adjustable Temperature Difference (∆T) (5° - 50°F)
• Boiler Protection (135°F)
• Boiler Protection as a Limit Control (75° - 165°F)
• LED Status Panel
• Direct or Reverse Acting
• Selectable Output Response Speed
• Linear or Logarithmic Output
• Pump Exercise (10 Seconds After 3 Days of
No Operation)

Additional 00-VV (Variable Voltage) Features
• 4 Signal Voltage Ranges (0-10 V(dc), 0-20 mA, 2-10
V(dc), or 4-20 mA)
• Internal LED’s
• Manual Operation Switch
• Linear or Logarithmic Output
• Pump Exercise (10 Seconds After 3 Days of
No Operation)

Do it Once. Do it Right.

Outdoor
Sensor

Fig. A
Supply
Sensor

00-VR

Boiler
Sensor

Direct Injection System

Variable Speed Setpoint “00” Circulator (00-VS) Application

The versatile Setpoint version of the Variable Speed “00” can be set up to deliver a fixed
temperature, maintain a specific temperature drop between sensor locations (∆T), used as a
bypass / shunt pump or integrated into a fan coil package to vary the speed of the pump based
on supply air temperature.
The 00-VS can be either direct acting (speed increases on a temperature decrease) or reverse
acting (speed increases on a temperature increase). A typical direct acting (limiting setpoint)
application would be for boiler protection, where the 00-VS is installed on a bypass loop (see
figure B). If the return temperature starts to drop below the set temperature (75°- 165°F) then
the speed of the pump will be increased, bypassing hot water to protect the boiler.
Fig. B

Fig. C
00-VS

Boiler
Sensor

Bypass Injection System

Supply
Sensor

00-VS

Boiler
Sensor

Direct Injection System

See applications brochure for additional schematics.

The 00-VS can be used in radiant injection mixing systems where you want to set a fixed supply
water temperature (see figure C). Through the use of the setpoint dial on the PC board any
temperature from 30°-210°F can be selected. If desired, a boiler protection sensor can be
installed to protect the boiler from flue gas condensation.
In the ∆T mode the pump speed is varied to maintain a set temperature drop (5°-50°F) across a
boiler or heat exchanger, ideal for snowmelt applications.

Variable Speed Variable Voltage “00” Circulator (00-VV) Application

The Variable Voltage version of the Variable Speed “00” Circulator is designed to operate the
pump at different speeds based on an externally generated analog voltage signal input. Its reliable operation, ease of installation and integration to DDC or building management systems
allows for a wide variety of HVAC applications, such as maintaining a pressure differential or a
setpoint temperature. The control accepts a 0-10 V(dc), 0-20 mA, 2-10 V(dc), or 4-20mA signal.

H YDRONIC C OMPONENTS & S YSTEMS

Taco, Inc., 1160 Cranston Street, Cranston, RI 02920 Telephone: (401) 942-8000 Fax: (401) 942-2360
Taco (Canada), Ltd., 6180 Ordan Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5T 2B3 Telephone: (905) 564-9422 Fax: (905) 564-9436
Visit our website at: www.taco-hvac.com

Taco Inc., 1160 Cranston Street, Cranston, RI 02920 / (401) 942-8000 / Fax (401) 942-2360
Taco (Canada) Ltd., 6180 Ordan Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5T 2B3 / (905) 564-9422 / Fax (905) 564-9436

Printed in USA
Copyright 2005
TACO, Inc.



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