Siemens RWD68 General Controller User Manual

RWD68 is an independent electronic universal controller with primary control functions and auxiliary control functions for the comfort control of HVAC systems and refrigeration systems. The controller can be installed separately in the control panel or in a ARG62.21/ARG62.22 box on pipes, walls and in machine rooms.


Siemens RWD68 General Controller User Manual - cover page
Brand
Siemens
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
475 KB
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
RWD68
MD5 checksum
E58F739EDCB541326A0FA4522B07C522

About this manual

The Siemens RWD68 is a standalone electronic controller for HVAC and refrigeration comfort control. It supports P and PI response, AC 24 V supply, and configurable input and output ranges. The controller can be programmed via front‑panel keys or Windows‑based software.

The manual covers functional overview, wiring diagrams, installation options (DIN rail, wall‑mounted, protective enclosures), technical data, and safety/installation notes. It also describes auxiliary functions such as PI limiter, remote setpoint, cascade control, and day/night switching. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • 功能概览
  • 控制器类型
  • 主要功能
  • 辅助功能
  • 技术数据
  • 接线示意图
  • 安装方式
  • 操作及显示
  • 设置
  • 工程注意事项

Specifications

Measurement range-50 °C … +150 °C
IP ratingIP20 (protective enclosure)
Weight0.2875 kg

Frequently asked questions

How can day/night mode be switched on the RWD68?

Day/night mode is switched by connecting a switch between the D1 and NM terminals; opening the switch selects day mode, closing selects night mode.

What types of temperature sensors are supported?

The controller accepts Ni 1000 and Pt 1000 resistance temperature sensors.

Can the controller be programmed without additional tools?

Yes, all data can be entered or changed using the controller’s front‑panel keys without extra tools.

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