LENNOX 88K09 Corporation SEQUENCER

SEQUENCER

The Lennox SEQUENCER, our high-performance home heating system, comes in two versions—a standard 7-day programmable timer and a two-way communicating smart thermostat. Both deliver big on comfort and greater savings. SEQUENCER is truly a world of comfort away from the old analog systems of yesterday. Comfort drives demand while energy is conserved—saving you money!

The 88K09 has 3 modes: A) A DVR recorded mode where all cameras are recorded, B) an Event mode where cameras are recorded if a motion detection event was detected by one or more cameras, and C) a central control mode where the SEQUENCER can be used as a central server for video surveillance. In this mode, the SEQUENCER has a Web interface that can access

The efficient SEQUENCER controls keep you in the loop with easy reference to important data such as air temperature, blower speed and status, stator setpoint, and capacitor run time. This can be accessed at all times thanks to its backlit LCD screen. Additionally, this hybrid sequencer is designed to receive overpressure and overcurrent from the STATOR, activating only when necessary – reducing unexpected startup and ensuring prime efficiency.

The LENNOX SEQUENCER is a high-performance compatible replacement for the Lennox 899B1008, 88K09 and 88K09A. It is compatible with the following models: MBA50, MBA90/91, MHA80/81, ML20 & ML51-ML75.

Sequencer - for those clients who need a fully integrated control system, a fully custom job or just want the reassurance that they can design and build their own installation, Sequencer is the perfect choice.

Sequencer system lets you have 1 to 99 dial-a-yield® sequences. Standard heating curves are provided for ABS, Acetals, Polyamides (Nylons), Polycarbonates, and Polyesters. Sequences conform to ASTM and MIL standards for both short time and long time material testing. Sequencers can be programmed to meet any special requirement.

The sequencer is a device used in a control panel of an electrical circuit to open and close the various contacts or switches at the proper time as determined by a stored sequence of data called the timing cycle.