IPS 4000

IPS 4000

IPS 4000

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document outlines the Armstrong IPS 4000, an advanced pump control solution designed to optimize variable flow HVAC systems. It emphasizes the importance of reducing project costs, minimizing risks, and improving occupant comfort through advanced control technologies.
Key Features:
  • Sensorless Design: Eliminates the need for external sensors, reducing installation costs and improving system efficiency.
  • Pre-engineered Solutions: Offers a complete package that maximizes pump performance and integrates easily with existing systems.
  • Energy Efficiency: Exceeds ASHRAE 90.1 2010 standards and complies with IE3 and MEI 2015, ensuring energy savings under all operating conditions.
  • Easy Installation: No programming required, with field-configurable user interfaces.
  • Advanced Control Capabilities: Includes Parallel Sensorless Technology and supports full serial communication using industry-standard protocols.
Benefits:
  • Cost Certainty: Provides the lowest installed cost with long-term performance and monitoring accuracy.
  • Flexibility: Operates in standalone mode or integrates with building management systems (BMS).
  • Multi-Zone Control: Supports up to six pumps and multiple zones, enhancing control and efficiency.
Applications: Suitable for various configurations, including variable secondary or tertiary pumping control, with models supporting different equipment quantities and sensor controls.
Technical Specifications:
  • Panel Ratings: UL, CSA, CE NEMA.
  • Electrical Ratings: 120 VAC/60Hz, 230 VAC/50Hz.
  • Communication Protocols: BACnet MSTP/IP, Modbus, LonWorks.
Contact Information: Armstrong Fluid Technology provides contact details for offices in Birmingham, Buffalo, Toronto, Manchester, Bangalore, and Shanghai.
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Catalog excerpts

IPS 4000-1

Pump System SOLUTION OUTLINE DATE: DECEMBER 2013 DATE: OCTOBER 2013

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IPS 4000-2

ndustry professionals are always searching for ways to improve their results. Reducing project costs, minimizing risk and improving occupant comfort are top priorities, and the pressure to meet all of these objectives at the same time is a constant reality. reduce time required for research remove uncertainty around selecting a control solution Today’s control technologies allow building operations and control networks to meet and exceed industry codes for variable speed pump operation. The convenience and cost savings achieved, however, depends on the choice of control strategy. The more advanced...

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traditional external sensor building height load load building automation systems Equipped with the Sensorless design feature, Armstrong Design Envelope pumps do not require an external sensor to monitor and control the hvac load. The Armstrong ips 4000 Pump Controller is an advanced solution that optimizes the control of any variable flow hvac system. By specifying the Armstrong ips 4000 for your next project, you can serve your building occupants, your business objectives, and enjoy: The value offered by the Armstrong ips 4000 Pump Controller includes: Cost certainty and lowest installed cost...

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Variable secondary or tertiary pumping control Variable secondary or tertiary pumping control Variable secondary or tertiary pumping control pan el r atings: ul, cs a , ce n em a electr i cal r a t ings: 12 0 va c/ 60Hz , 2 3 0 va c /50Hz commun i cat io n proto co l s: bacnet mstp / i p, m o d bus , lo n wo r k s sensor control * Parallel Sensorless available for all configurations using Armstrong Design Envelope pumps **End of curve protection No other pump control solution available offers you the same combination of control capabilities, low installed cost, easy selection and bms integration....

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.