LYNX® Power Harness (LYNX-HN)
Each temperature control module receives power from a docking station which also provides power to the heater. BriskHeat heaters may be custom ordered with a prewired dock and temperature sensor. The same power harness may also be used with a free-standing docking station which allows the LYNX to be used with almost any heater. Select the power harness in the length required with the appropriated power plug.
- 6 ft (1.8 m) power cord with NEMA 5-15P plug
- No communication connector
Since 1949
| Part No. | Length ft (m) | Plug |
| LYNX-HN-60A | 6 (1.8) | NEMA 5-15P |
| LYNX-HN-60B | 6 (1.8) | Ferrule Ends |
| LYNX-HN-60C | 6 (1.8) | Schuko CEE 7/7 |
| LYNX-HN-60D | 6 (1.8) | NEMA 6-15P |
| LYNX-HN-60E | 6 (1.8) | UK Type G |
| LYNX-HN-60F | 6 (1.8) | NEMA L6-15 Twist Lock |
| LYNX-HN-60I | 6 (1.8) | IEC Type I |
Q: What are some of the advantages of using LYNX® Operator Interface (OI)?
A: The OI simplifies programming by simultaneously setting parameters for groups of modules. Caution alarms become visible if a heater starts to operate outside of normal parameters. Individual module locations can be easily identified by “pinging” the module from the large 10.1 in (25.7 cm) screen. In the event of an alert
condition, emails can be sent to specified individuals.
Q: Does the LYNX® OI allow for expansion if heaters are added?
A: Yes. When new jackets are added, they will be sensed by the OI and either added to the existing string or displayed as a new string depending on where they are added. The OI handles up to 8 strings with up to 128 modules per string.
Q: Why do I need a docking station?
A: The docking station distributes power to the Temperature Control Module and heater. It also supplies the connection for the temperature sensor required for control.
Q: Can the OI really send email alerts?
A: Yes. The system must be connected to the internet and messaging enabled. Many phone carriers can send text messages from emails via an SMS Gateways. Contact your carrier for capabilities.
Q: What is a latching alarm?
A: A latching alarm automatically limits power to a heater in the event it goes into an alarm state. If a high temperature alarm is non-latching, power to the heater is limited until such time as the temperature decreases a certain number of degrees below the set point temperature. At that point, the power to the heater is restored. A latching alarm is a safety feature that requires not only the decrease in temperature but also for the operator to acknowledge the alarm before normal operation will resume.
Q: What is the “Idle Mode” feature?
A: This allows the system or group of modules to be operated at a reduced temperature (defined by customer) and for most alarms to be disabled. This saves time and energy by allowing the user to push one button to lower temperature for system maintenance.
Q: What is duty cycle monitoring?
A: Duty cycle is a ratio or percent that the power is on. When power is first applied to a heater, the duty cycle is typically higher and decreases as the setpoint temperature is approached. Duty cycles can alert users of potential future performance issues.
Q: Does LYNX® have any 3rd-party agency approvals?
A: Yes. LYNX® is ETL approved to UL and CSA standards.