nvent HWAT-ECO Používateľská príručka

ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL UNIT

For energy saving operation of HWAT-R/-M/-L

heating cable

MIKROPROZESSORGESTEUERTER

TEMPERATURSTELLER

Für den energiesparenden Betrieb der

TemperaturhaltebänderHWAT-R/-M/-L

MODULATEUR DE PUISSANCE ÉLECTRONIQUE

Pour une utilisation économique des rubans

HWAT-R/-M/-L

ELEKTRONICKÁ JEDNOTKA RÍZENÍ TEPLOTY

Pro úsporný provoz topného kabelu HWAT-R/-M/-L

HWAT-ECO (version 4)

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Mikroprozessorgesteuerter Temperatursteller

Zum energiesparenden Betrieb der Temperaturhaltebänder HWAT

Modulateur de Température electronique

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Mikroprozessorgesteuerter Temperatursteller

Zum energiesparenden Betrieb der Temperaturhaltebänder HWAT

Modulateur de Température electronique

Pour l'application economique des rubans HW AT

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ENGLISH

Description of indicator lights, buttons and display .................. 5

Contents ....................................................................................... 6

1. Description ............................................................................... 8

2. Installation ................................................................................ 10

3. Operation .................................................................................. 13

4. Error/ Alarms and Troubleshooting ........................................ 21

5. Appendix ................................................................................... 23

DEUTSCH

Beschreibung der Anzeigeleuchten, Tasten und Anzeige .......... 37

Inhalt ............................................................................................. 38

1. Beschreibung ........................................................................... 40

2. Installation ................................................................................ 42

3. Betrieb ....................................................................................... 46

4. Fehler/Alarme und Fehlerbehebung ....................................... 55

5. Anhang ...................................................................................... 57

FRANCAIS

Description des témoins, boutons et écrans .............................. 71

Table des matières ....................................................................... 72

1. Description ............................................................................... 74

2. Installation ................................................................................ 75

3. Utilisation .................................................................................. 79

4. Erreurs, alarmes et guide de dépannage ................................ 89

5. Annexes .................................................................................... 91

ČESKY

Popis kontrolních světel, tlačítek a displeje ............................... 105

Obsah ............................................................................................ 106

1. Popis ......................................................................................... 108

2. Montáž ...................................................................................... 110

3. Provoz ....................................................................................... 113

4. Chyba / Výstrahy a řešení problémů ....................................... 122

5. Příloha ....................................................................................... 124

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Description of indicator lights, buttons and display

See diagram

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in flip-out coverpage

Indication lights

1

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(green LED) Power supply ON.

2

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(green LED) Power to heater on.

3

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(green LED) Legionella prevention.

100% power to the heating cable.

4

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(green LED) Temperature limit warning:

boiler temperature too low.

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esc

(red LED) Error, see chapter 4.

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!

esc

Key Esc: Escape from current menu without changing actual selection

or value.

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Key Enter : Use to confirm selected choice, menu or value.

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Arrow Keys : to change menu selection or positioning the cursor.

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Display functions

The display has two lines with 16 characters each.

The display shows the following text

on start up:

Quick install

Any key to start

After finishing quick install the display shows

date, time, temperature mode and a star to

indicate that the unit is unlocked.

22-6-2007 09:13

Maintain *

Packaging content

See diagram

B

in flip-out coverpage.

The box contains the following parts:

9

HWAT-ECO unit

10

Manual

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Two screws

12

Two washers

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Temperature sensor with 4 metre cable

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Aluminium tape for sensor mounting

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1. DESCRIPTION ...................................................................8

1.1 Purpose ...................................................................................................... 8

1.2 Technical data ............................................................................................8

1.3 Care and maintenance .............................................................................. 9

2. INSTALLATION ...............................................................10

2.1 Disassembling the unit ............................................................................ 10

2.2 Wall mounting instructions .....................................................................10

2.3 Installation of cables and sensors ..........................................................11

2.3.1 Wiring diagrams ..............................................................................11

2.3.2 Minimum power cable sizing .........................................................11

2.3.3 Heating cable .................................................................................. 11

2.3.4 Sensor cable ...................................................................................12

2.3.5 Alarm wiring .................................................................................... 12

2.3.6 Network ........................................................................................... 13

2.3.7 Building Management System (BMS) ...........................................13

3. OPERATION .................................................................... 13

3.1 Quick install ..............................................................................................13

3.1.1 Language ........................................................................................14

3.1.2 Year/ Month/ Day /Hour/ Minutes ................................................14

3.1.3 Cable type .......................................................................................14

3.1.4 Cable length .................................................................................... 14

3.1.5 Ambient temperature .....................................................................14

3.1.6 Country ............................................................................................ 14

3.1.7 Maintain temperature ..................................................................... 14

3.1.8 Economy temperature ....................................................................14

3.1.9 Pre-Programs ..................................................................................15

3.1.10 Trace boiler ...................................................................................15

3.1.11 Alarm sound on/off ...................................................................... 15

3.2 Menu overview ......................................................................................... 16

3.3 Menu explanation - extended features ................................................... 17

3.3.1 Setup ...............................................................................................17

3.3.2 Timer program and legionella prevention .....................................19

3.3.3 Holiday ............................................................................................20

3.3.4 Info ..................................................................................................20

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4. ERROR/ALARMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING ..................21

5. APPENDIX ......................................................................23

5.1 Country code ............................................................................................ 23

5.2 Pipe size, Insulation and Temperature ...................................................23

5.3 Legionella prevention by temperature shock .........................................26

5.4 Checklist for problem-free installation and safe operation ...................29

5.4.1 Typical installation schedule for the HWAT-Plus system ............. 29

5.4.2 Circuit protection, Testing and Operation for all systems ...........29

5.5 Diagrams ..................................................................................................31

5.5.1 Diagrams A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H, Installation ..............................31

5.5.2 Diagram I, Pre-programs ................................................................34

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1. DESCRIPTION

1.1 Purpose

The nVent RAYCHEM HWAT-ECO control unit has been developed for

operation with the following self-regulating heater range: HWAT-R,

HWAT-M and HWAT-L. The hot water temperature maintenance system is

a comfort system providing instant hot water at the tap.

A self-regulating heating cable is positioned on the pipe and

compensates for any temperature loss of the warm water.

The HWAT-ECO control unit combines the following features:

• The operating temperature of the heater can be limited to a desired

temperature. Combined with the integrated power off timer function,

this offers important energy savings.

• Energy can be saved, upon activation of the “trace boiler” function

and installation of the boiler sensor. The maintain temperature of the

heater will automatically be lowered in case the boiler temperature

is reduced, preventing the heater from using too much energy for

heating the boiler water.

• On big warm water systems it is sufficient to program one

HWAT-ECO (= MASTER). The other ECOs (= SLAVES) will

automatically copy the MASTER settings when connected to it.

• HWAT-ECO can be connected to a BMS. The input of a remote DC

voltage will set the desired maintain temperature.

• An alarm terminal makes errors remotely readable.

• HWAT-ECO controller can be delivered in prefabricated panels,

according to quantity of heating circuits (3,6,9 and 12)

1.2 Technical data

Switching capacity 20 A / 230 VAC

Use Only for HWAT-R/-M/-L heating cables

Off- power 2,5 VA max.

Power cable section entry 1,5 - 4 mm² for fixed wiring only

Auxiliary cable section entry up to 1,3 mm² (16 AWG)

Automatic switching Type 1 action, according to EN60730

Weight 880 g

Size 165 mm x 85 mm x 71 mm

Mounting options Wall mount with two screws or DIN rail.

Cable glands (entries) 2 x M20 and 1 x PG13.5 with 3 inputs for

external wires of 3-5 mm

Master/slave cable 2-wire twisted pair cable shielded

MONI-RS485, max. 1,3 mm² core and

insulation of 500V

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Alarm contacts Max. 24VDC, or 24 VAC, 1A, SPDT,

Voltage free change-over contact

Protection level IP 54

Temperature sensor Standard PTC type KTY 82-210

Optional PT100 (0.39 Ohm/deg and

2-wire only)

Selectable temperature 37°C up to 65°C in 48 blocks per day.

Pre-programs 7 editable built-in building specific pre-

programs

BMS interface 0 – 10 V DC

Master/Slave Master is selectable in the unit, up to 8

slaves can be connected

Approval VDE according to EN60730

EMC According to EN50081-1/2 for emission

and EN50082-1/2 for immunity

Circuit breaker max. 20 A, C-Characteristic

Real Time Clock Automatic Summer/Winter time and

Leap year correction

Clock backup time 15 days with rechargeable battery;

after first start battery must be charged

48 hours at least

Clock accuracy ± 10 minutes per year

Settings All settings are stored in non-volatile

memory.

Operating temperature 0°C to 40°C ambient

Housing material ABS

Heat and fire resistance

category (DIN EN 60730/

VDE 0631-1)

D

Temperature for bal pressure

test (DIN EN 60730/ VDE

0631-1)

+100°C

Rated impulse voltage

(DIN EN 60730/ VDE 0631-1)

Overvoltage category III

1.3 Care and maintenance

To clean the HWAT-ECO use a soft cloth, water and soap, do not use

solvents. Do not pour water directly on the device. Do not use a water

hose or high pressure cleaner.

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2. INSTALLATION

This chapter is for installation purposes only, it contains no operational

information. The installation and, if necessary the maintenance and the

disassembling, must be carried out by a qualified electrical installer.

The installation must be compatible with local regulations. Check the

maximum circuit length for your circuit breaker in the next table:

Fig. 1

Maximum circuit length at 230 VAC and for 20°C start-up temperature

C-characteristic

circuit breaker

HWAT-L

(Yellow)

HWAT-M

(Orange)

HWAT-R

(Red)

10A 80 m 50 m 50 m

13A 110 m 65 m 65 m

16A 140 m 80 m 80 m

20A 180 m 100 m 100 m

Multiple units on multiple power point can be used if longer heating

cables are required. Up to 9 units can be connected on three phase

systems via the network configuration.

2.1 Disassembling the unit

Always switch off the mains supply (circuit breaker) before opening the

unit. Several touchable parts inside the unit are directly connected to

the mains voltage.

The HWAT-ECO has a removable top lid. Both top and bottom of the box

have electronic parts and are connected to each other by a 14-pin

connector. First unscrew the four screws in the lid. Pull the lid carefully

upwards, not sideways! Inside the unit an ABS separation sheet will help

to guide the connector when disconnecting. See 5.5 Diagrams

G

and

H

Closing the box

Position the lid in front of the wall-mounted bottom unit. The separation

sheet inside the unit will help to guide the lid and the connector. Push

the lid gently towards the bottom unit, the last part will offer some

resistance because of the connector pins.

2.2 Wall mounting instructions

The unit has two mounting options.

1. Inside the bottom part there are two holes, with the two supplied

screws and sealing rings the unit can be mounted to a wall.

2. The second mounting option is DIN-rail mounting. For both options

see the diagram with ruler on the flip-out coverpage.

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2.3 Installation of cables and sensors

nVent insists on the use of a 30 mA residual current device and

a C-characteristic circuit breaker to provide maximum safety and

protection from fire.

2.3.1 Wiring diagrams

There are three wiring diagrams: C, D and E (see 5.5 Diagrams).

For connection of a single unit: Diagram

C

pag. 31

F1: Circuit breaker 20 A max. (C-Characteristic).

F2: Residual current device 30 mA.

For multiple unit connection on one phase system:

Diagram

D

pag. 32

F1, F3, F5: Circuit breaker 20 A max. (C-Characteristic).

F2, F4, F6: Residual current device 30 mA

For multiple unit connection on a three phase system:

Diagram

E

pag. 32

F1: Circuit breaker 3 x 20 A max. (C-Characteristic)

F2: Residual current device 3 x 30 mA

Double-pole electrical protection might be needed to comply with local

electrical standards.

2.3.2 Minimum power cable sizing

Fig. 2

C - Characteristic circuit breaker

10A 13A 16A 20A

Minimum

cable size

3 x 1,5 mm² 3 x 1,5 mm² 3 x 1,5 mm² 3 x 2,5 mm²

Use solid core wires for 1,5 mm² diameters.

Ensure that the installation is compatible with applicable local electrical

requirements.

Warning: As over voltage protection (e.g. in case of thunderstorm) we

recommend the use of an external over voltage protection device.

2.3.3 Heating cable

Fig. 3

Achievable

temperature

Heating cable

Ambient temperature

10°C 15°C 20°C 25°C

HWAT-L (Yellow) 37 - 44˚C 37 - 46˚C 37 - 50˚C 37 - 52˚C

HWAT-M (Orange) 37 - 50˚C 37 - 52˚C 37 - 56˚C 37 - 58˚C

HWAT-R (Red) 37 - 64˚C 37 - 66˚C 37 - 68˚C 37 - 70˚C

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Above values are indications and depend on the insulation thickness.

Complete the heating cable tests (including the insulation resistance

test) in accordance with 5.4 (Checklist

for problem-free installation and safe

operation).

2.3.4 Boiler- Temperature Sensor

(KTY or PT100)

The temperature sensor must be

connected to a single or master unit

only. Connect both wires of the sensor

to the TEMP terminal in the unit, see

Fig. 4. The sensor wires do not have

a special polarity. To connect a wire

use a screwdriver to push down the

orange tab on the side of the terminal.

Put the wire into the hole and release

the orange tab. The sensor should be

connected as near as possible to the

boiler (5.5 Diagrams).

The metal tabs can be folded around

the hot water output pipe. Use the

aluminium tape (included) to attach the

sensor to the pipe. The sensor andat

least 200 mm of the sensor cable

should be covered by insulation.

See diagramm A. Be careful not to install the heating cable too close

to the sensor, keep a clearance of at least 200 mm. The standard

temperature sensor cable can be extended up to 100 meter. The

extension cable should have a basic insulation of 500 V and a solid core

of at least 0,75 mm² (@ 100m). The optional PT100 sensor cable must

not exceed 20 meters (Fig. 4).

2.3.5 Alarm wiring

The alarm contact (24 VAC, 24 VDC, 1A) inside the unit can be used to

switch an external device. The contact can be selected for NO or NC

operation. In a network all alarm contacts should be connected in series.

The alarm terminal is located in the upper right corner of the unit and has

the text “alarm contact” next to it. To connect a wire use a screwdriver

to push down the orange tab on the side of the terminal. Put the wire

into the hole and release the orange tab. The wires used for the alarm

contact should have a dielectric strength of 500 V.

See Chapter 4 for alarm relay conditions.

Note: For master/slave combination with alarm function, the alarms

need to be connected in series by a RS485 shielded wire. Due to the

limited amount of holes in the sealing ring of the cable gland, the alarm

wire and BMS wire can be combined in a 4 wire cable.

NC NO

Alarm contact

C

Standard temperature sensor

short

for

PT100

PT100 sensor (2 wire)

BA

BMS

TEMP

BA

BMS

TEMP

Terminals

inside the

HWAT-ECO.

Fig. 4

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2.3.6 Network

See 5.5 Diagrams, diagram

B

. The HWAT-ECO unit can be used in a

system with up to 9 units. All units should be connected to each other on

the A and B inputs in parallel on terminal, see Fig. 4. This means that

several units will have two wires together in one hole. Twist the two

wires together before putting two wires into one hole. The wire should be

a twisted pair, shielded MONI-RS485-Wire and have a dielectric strength

of 500V. The total maximum length of this cable between all units is 100

m. Be careful not to mix A and B connections. The shield of the RS 485

cable: needs to be connected to the “–” terminal at the master and at the

slaves, (5.5.1 Fig B).

To connect a wire use a screwdriver to push down the orange tab on

the side of the terminal. Put the wire into the hole and release the

orange tab.

2.3.7 Building Management system (BMS)

See 5.5 Diagrams, diagram

B

. The BMS input of the HWAT-ECO is an

analogue 0 to 10 Volt input. If the unit is programmed to have a BMS

connection, this will override any time programming (see BMS page 18).

Note: It only can be received 0-10V input signals: it will be not sent

signals to the BMS.

Connect both wires of the 0-10 V output to the BMS terminal inside the

HWAT-ECO, see Fig. 4. Connect the ground wire to the “–” and the 0-10

V output to the “+” terminal. To connect a wire use a screwdriver to push

down the orange tab on the side of the terminal Put the wire into the

hole and release the orange tab. The wires used to connect BMS to the

HWAT-ECO should have a dielectric strength of 500 V. To connect a wire

use a screwdriver to push down the orange tab on the side of the terminal.

Note: Due to the limited amount of holes in the sealing ring of the cable

gland, the alarm wire and BMS wire can be combined in a 4 wire

shielded cable.

3. OPERATION

The HWAT-ECO version 4 has six buttons: Up/Down/Left/Right arrows,

Enter and Escape.

In the table on the next page is an overview of all menu items. Press any

button, except ESC, to enter the menu. When ESC is pressed the unit

shows the current requested water temperature. The unit will exit the

menu automatically after five minutes of key inactivity.

3.1 Quick install

When the unit is powered up for the first time, a quick setup must be

executed before the unit is ready to start. The quickstart helps to set

all important settings, the unit will start automatically when done.

Quickstart is sufficient for normal operations. More settings are

available in the Setup menu for special installations.

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During the quick start the ESC button can be used to go back to a

previous menu. On startup the display will show the following text:

Press a key to start, and the following

menus appear:

3.1.1 Language

With the up/down arrow keys you can choose between 5 languages,

English, German, French, Danish, Italian and Czech. Press Enter to

confirm your choice.

3.1.2 Year/ Month/ Day /Hour/ Minutes

Select the year with the up/down arrow keys and press Enter to confirm.

Then select and enter the Month, Day, Hour and Minutes.

3.1.3 Cable type

Use the up/down arrow keys to select the HWAT-R (Red), HWAT-M

(Orange) or HWAT-L (yellow) cable. Select the type of cable used in your

installation. Press Enter to confirm your choice.

3.1.4 Cable length

The minimum cable length is 1 m. The maximum cable length depends

on cable type and circuit breaker capacity (See installation). Use the up/

down arrow keys to select from 1 to the maximum length (see page 10

for max. length).

Press Enter to confirm your choice.

3.1.5 Ambient temperature

The ambient temperature is the temperature inside the room where the

heating cable is installed. Use the up/down arrow keys to select from

0°C to 25°C. Press Enter to confirm.

3.1.6 Country

Select a country in this menu. This is used to set the default values

for pipe diameter and insulation thickness. For more information see

Appendix 5.1, page 23.

3.1.7 Maintain temperature

The maintain temperature is the water temperature that you set for

normal use. The temperature can be selected using the up/down arrow

keys. The minimum temperature is 37°C or the economy temperature,

whichever is higher. The maximum temperature depends on cable type,

pipe thickness, insulation thickness and ambient temperature

(see Fig. 3, page 11). The programmed maintain temperature can be

displayed by pushing the escape key once the system is in operation.

3.1.8 Economy temperature

The economy temperature is the water temperature for periods during

which hot water is not usually tapped (at night) or when lots of hot water

is tapped (peak period). The temperature can be selected using the

Quick install

Any key to start

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up/down arrow keys. The minimum temperature is 37°C in Kinder garden

and 41°C in apartments and the maximum temperature is the selected

maintain temperature.

3.1.9 Pre-Programs

The HWAT-ECO has 7 default timer programs. See 5.5.2 Diagrams,

page 34 for more information. A pre-program can be selected using the

up/down arrow keys. Press Enter to confirm your choice. HWAT-ECO

takes a few seconds to copy the default program to the internal memory.

During this time a row of dots will show in the display.

Fig. 5

Program name Diagram

number

Building type

Constant I - 0 Constant temperature

Apartments I - 1 Apartment block

Prison I - 2 Prison

Hospital / Nursing Home I - 3 Hospital / Nursing Home

Hotel I - 4 Hotel

Sport Centre I - 5 Sport centre /

Swimming pool

Office I - 6 Office

3.1.10 Trace boiler

The trace boiler setting is included to ensure that the heating cable

temperature does not exceed the boiler temperature. The boiler

temperature is measured with the external temperature sensor.

The HWAT-ECO memorizes the highest measured temperature over

the last 24 hours. With the up/down arrow keys the setting can be

altered between OFF and ON with a temperature difference from 5°C

between boiler temperature and maintain temperature. Press Enter to

confirm your choice. If the boiler temperature is too low the maximum

temperature is lowered to the boiler temperature minus the trace

temperature. In this case the green trace boiler LED will be on.

3.1.11 Sound alarm

Inside the unit a smal buzzer sounds during an error condition.

With this setting you can switch the sound into different modes:

continuous, 10 minutes, 1 minute, 10 seconds or off.

Finishing “Quick install”

Press Enter to start the unit.

With ESC it is possible to retrace all menu items to check the settings.

After starting the unit the display shows date, time, temperature setting

and a * to indicate that the unit is unlocked.

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Maintain *

Back to “Quick install”

The Setup menu (see next chapter) has a Reinitialise menu to start over

again. Previous settings are returned to default factory settings, except

time and date.

Note:

A menu can be consulted if further detailed settings (eg. Master/slave,

BMS, etc.) are required. You must press a key to access the menu

inside the HWAT-ECO. (Pressing ESC shows the current preferred cable

temperature.) Pressing another key shows the main menu. There are 6

main menus: Language, Time and Date, Setup, Timer program, Holiday

and Info.

3.2 Menu overview

1 Language English

Deutsch

Francais

Dansk

Italiano

2 Time and Date Year

Month

Day

Hour

Minutes

Select Year

Select Month

Select Day

Select Hour

Select Minutes

3 Setup 1 Maintain Temp. “Enter maintain temp.”

2 Economy Temp. “Enter economy temp.”

3 Cable Length “Enter cable length”

4 Ambient Temp. “Enter ambient temp.”

5 Pipe Diameter Select 15 mm up to 100 mm

6 Insulation Select 9 mm up to 100 mm

7 Power Corr Select 60% up to 140%

8 Trace Boiler Select Off or On

9 Lock Lock/unlock Setup and Timer menus

10 BMS Select Yes/No

11 Network Master Select Yes/No

12 Reinitialise Select Yes/No

13 Alarm Sound Select into different modes:

continuous, 10 minutes, 1 minute,

10seconds or off.

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4 Timer program

(password

check if Lock

is On)

1 Default program Constant temperature

Apartment block

Prison/Barracks

Hospital/Nursing home

Hotel

Sport centre/Swimming pool

Office

2 Edit program Monday Edit timer for Monday

Tuesday Edit timer for Tuesday

Wednesday Edit timer for

Wednesday

Thursday Edit timer for Thursday

Friday Edit timer for Friday

Saturday Edit timer for Saturday

Sunday Edit timer for Sunday

5 Holiday setting 1 xx Days off

2 Off

3 On

6 Info 0 Software

1 Cable Type

2 Boiler T°

3 Internal T°

4 Display legionella log

5 Test programm

3.3 Menu explanation - extended features

3.3.1 Setup

When Lock is on (No star in the lower right corner) a password is needed

to access the following menus. After the correct 4 number password is

entered the setup menu is accessable. The unit locks again after

60 seconds timeout (no keys pressed).

When lock is off the following menus are directly accessable.

1. Economy Temperature

The economy temperature is the water temperature for periods during

which hot water is not usually tapped (at night) or when lots of hot water

is tapped

(peak period). The temperature can be selected using the up/down arrow

keys. The minimum temperature is 37°C and the maximum temperature

is the selected maintain temperature.

2. Pipe Diameter

Set the pipe diameter using the arrow keys The value can be changed

from 15 mm up to 100 mm. See Appendix 5.2, page 23 for more

information.

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3. Insulation

Set the insulation thickness with the arrow keys. The value can be

changed from 9 to 100 mm, but is limited by the pipe diameter. See

appendix 5.2, page 23 (‘Pipe size, Insulation and Temperature’) for more

information.

4. Power correction

Adjust the power setting for fine tuning the temperature. See

appendix5.2, page 23 (‘Pipe size, Insulation and Temperature’) for

moreinformation.

5. Lock

Lock On/Off can be selected using the up/down arrows and Enter to

confirm. If ‘On’ is selected a self-selected password must be entered

using the left/right and up/down arrow keys. Enter to confirm.

If lock is On, the Setup and timer menus are protected by the password.

After the password is entered the unit remains unlocked until five

minutes of key inactivity or the Lock ‘On’ is selected again.

6. BMS

The Building Management System option is activated using this menu.

When set to “Yes” the unit responds only to the voltage applied to the

BMS terminal. For voltages ≤ 4 VDC: heater is OFF. For voltages between

4,1 VDC and 6,4 VDC: maintain temperatures as indicated in Diagram

F, Chapter 5.5. For voltages > 6,4 VDC: 100% power to the heater for

legionella prevention (in case HWAT-R). See page 13 for installation.

If Trace Boiler is ON, it overrules the BMS temperature setting if

necessary.

7. Network Master

In large installations where more than 1 HWAT-ECOs are connected to

each other, one unit must be selected as Master. This unit should be

fully programmed and all slave units will use the Master settings. The

master unit sends commands to all slave units to switch them ON or

OFF. The timer program of the master unit will be used for all units in the

following way: Slave units on the same phase (max. three units) will have

a delayed ON and OFF. This way the start-up current of the cable will

never occur at the same moment for these units (A, B and C). Slave units

connected to a different phase will switch at the same time (1, 2 and 3).

After selecting Master: Yes the slave units will initialise and show:

“Slave: x y” x= phase number (1 to 3) y= slave identification (A, B and

C).The master unit is always 1 A, the slave units will get their number

and identification automatically. Always check afterwards if all units

have unique id-numbers, if not check the RS485 cables and repeat this

procedure.

8. Reinitialize

If “Yes” is selected the Quick install menu is activated and all settings are

returned to factory settings.

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3.3.2 Timer program and legionella prevention

When Lock is ON a password is needed to access the following menus.

When lock is OFF the following menus are directly accessable (The

display shows a * in the lower right corner).

1. Default program

2. Edit program (incl. legionella prevention)

Timer programming is done graphically in 1/2 hour time blocks.

A block can be set to Off, Economy temp, Maintain temp, or 100% power

(100% only if HWAT-R cable is used).

Selection of temperature by up/down Arrow keys:

= Off = Maintain temperature

= Economy temperature = 100% power

(Legionella prevention

HWAT-R)

Selection of time block by hort./vert. Arrow keys:

Timer programming example from 00:00 to 08:00:

..........

00:00 – 00:30: 100% power

00:30 – 01:00: 100% power

01:00 – 01:30: 100% power

01:30 – 02:00: 100% power

02:00 – 02:30: Off

02:30 – 03:00: Off

03:00 – 03:30: Off

03:30 – 04:00: Off

04:00 – 04:30: Off

04:30 – 05:00: Economy

05:00 – 05:30: Economy

05:30 – 06:00: Economy

06:00 – 06:30: Economy

06:30 – 07:00: Maintain

07:00 – 07:30: Maintain

07:30 – 08:00: Maintain

..........

To calculate the time needed for legionella prevention

(100% power HWAT-R) see appendix 5.3 page 26.

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3.3.3 Holiday

This menu is used to set the unit Off, temporarily off or return to timer

program.

- xx Days off: A number of days can be selected. The unit automatically

returns to timer mode when the selected number of days have

passed.

- Off: The unit will not heat the water pipe until ‘Use timer’ is selected.

- On: The unit starts using the timer program.

3.3.4 Info

0 Software: Firmware version

1 Cable Type: Shows selected cable type

2 Boiler T: Shows temperature of external sensor. Press Enter twice to

update the sensor temperature.

3 Internal T: Shows internal temperature of the unit

4 Display Legionella log: Press ENTER to view a log of the legionella

programming. A maximum of 99 legionella events are saved and can

be reviewed here. Format day: month:year: number of legionella hours

5 Test program: This program can be used to test the heating cable. For

a maximum of 30 minutes after switching the test program on, the

cable will be heated. After 30 minutes or after pressing ESC the normal

programming will resume automatically.

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