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What is PROLON?
ProLon is a manufacturer of a
wide range of configurable
controllers designed for HVAC
zoning systems.
Office spaces
Schools
Drug Stores
Medical Clinics
Car Dealerships
Town Halls
Who is PROLON intended for?
Non-integrators
Why Prolon?
Benefits for you and your
customers!
Affordable purchasing and
installation costs
Optimal comfort and performance,
significant energy savings
Free remote access and monitoring
Open system accessible to all
ProLons line of controllers is primarily designed for standalone air handler
PL-T1000 PL-RS
Architecture
Standalone
Networked
System
Controllers
Two wire bus Up to 127 nodes
ProLon VAV Zone Controller
LIGHT CARD
1xDO + 1xAO FUNCTIONS:
- Heat
- Cool
- Occupancy
- Other math function
SIGNAL:
- On-Off (staged)
- Pulsed
- Modulating (PWM for DO)
Advanced sequences:
- Damper ventilation/reheat
positioning
ProLon VAV Zone Controller
FULL CARD
4xDO + 1xAO FUNCTIONS:
Same as LIGHT card
SIGNAL:
Same as LIGHT card
Additional sequences:
- Pressure Independent Model
- Outboard floating actuator
ProLon M1000 Central AHU Controller
Fully updatable
And more
Other ProLon Controllers
HUMIDITY CONTROLLER
Output: On-off / Modulating
Outdoor reset
RH modulating supply high limit
PL-VC1000HU
PL-VC1000BO BOILER CONTROLLER
2-stage boiler and/or modulating 3-way valve
Primary / secondary pump outputs
Outdoor reset / Zone demand reset
DIGITAL THERMOSTAT
Stand-alone or networked
PL-T1100 Heat/cool control with analog/digital outputs
Multi-purpose sensor input (remote, average,
slab)
ProLon Network Controller
PL-NC-SCHED
Schedules
Up to 100 alerts
Groups / Delays
Datalogging
Up to 50 simultaneous logs
ProLon Network Controller
Voil!
ProLon Focus Software
Remote management with
PROLONLIVE
www.prolonlive.com
- Complex
- Very Good Performance
DDC
- Advanced Communication
- Very Costly
- Increased Simplicity
- Optimal Performance
- Hassle-free Communication
- Reduced Cost
- Very Simple
- Limited Performance
ANALOG
- Non-existant Communication
- Reduced Cost
Conclusion