Ok, today, we're gon na go over how to properly install an ICM 493 single phase voltage monitor with surge protection. We're doing these on all of our Infinity systems that have inverter boards on this particular one. We have our service disconnect on the right-hand side, and then we have our ICM 493 here so first off we're gon na want to come out of the disconnect into our voltage, monitor serve protector here on the backside of this I'll. Show you how it's actually wired up so, on the left hand, side, we're monitoring, voltage and then once we know our voltage is in line, then our board is going to activate our contactor, which is then going to send voltage to our actual condensing your network again.

So our line voltage is going to be wired into the left hand, side and then our load, which is our condenser, is going to be wired into the right hand. Side on this board. You also have a three amp, low-voltage views all right, so that's pretty much. How it's wired up you have four different app cons.

Upper left upper right, lower left, lower right. This upper left one's a little bit tricky to get in, so you do have to remove these two screws to get easy access to that upper left-hand side, obviously make sure everything's perfectly level silicon the top portion, that's up against the wall. So then you close it up this particular one has a set screw right here, put that in and we'll go through the programming. Okay.

So for our setup, IC M 493. You just push the actual set up button. So first you're gon na push the setup. It's gon na ask you the line voltage.

So what is this appliance visit of 2a, 240 or whatever? It may be, this particular one's a 240 over under voltage percentage, so we are going with five percent under or over 240 volts will actually open the contacts. That's providing voltage to our load, so we want to go with 5 %. Then we're gon na have line voltage 240 over/under anti short-cycle delay. This comes at 30 seconds.

I bumped it up to two minutes reset mode, so you can change this from one trial or automatic. I went over the pros and cons with the customer and we chose to go with automatic on this one aloud. Mov fails five, this one. You can also change that as well.

We're gon na go with five and that's pretty much it as far as the setup goes. The last step is actually calibrating the ICM 493. How you're going to do this is push the up and down arrows until your line voltage starts to flash and with that RMS meter, you're, going to check your line voltage between l1 and l2 go up and down, as required. This one's already dialed in at 242.

Volts once you got it, dialed in you just push the setup button and you are good to go, and those are all done so remaining mov s5 and the actual voltage that we are receiving is 243 and that it will fluctuate this one's fluctuating between about 242 And 243.