The document discusses machine safeguarding and lock out procedures. It describes a scenario where a printing press operator was injured due to unguarded pinch points. The operator was hospitalized for a week and required months of rehabilitation due to severe injuries. The document emphasizes that any machine part that could cause injury must be safeguarded. It then provides examples of different types of machine guards and safeguarding devices that can be used, such as fixed guards, interlocked guards, gates, and two-hand controls. The document stresses that proper lock out procedures are important to isolate energy sources and make machines safe for maintenance before guards can be removed.
The document discusses lockout/tagout (LOTO) safety procedures for working on hazardous equipment. LOTO should be used when workers must remove guards or place body parts near moving parts, clear jams, or perform repairs where unexpected startup could cause injury. It describes various energy hazards like electrical, mechanical, chemical, thermal, and explains the first steps of LOTO which are to know the equipment hazards and isolation points. The key aspects of LOTO are isolating energy sources, releasing stored energy, verifying isolation before work, and proper lock and tag removal after.
Creative Safety Supply shares how you best to proceed with a Lockout Tagout scenario, ensuring the highest level of safety for your workers and employees. Are you following these standardized safe steps? https://www.lean-news.com/tools-continuous-improvement/
If you want to see some LOTO accessories, equipment and devices used to ensure compliance with standard safe identification, shutdown and maintenance of a defect piece of equipment, than read through this slide deck.
The document summarizes OSHA's Control of Hazardous Energy Lockout/Tagout standard. The standard aims to prevent injuries from unexpected startup of machines or release of stored energy during servicing or maintenance. It requires employers to establish an energy control program including procedures, employee training, and inspections to ensure that energy sources are isolated before work begins. The standard covers servicing and maintenance of all types of energy sources, including electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and others.
The document summarizes OSHA's lockout/tagout standard 1910.147. It covers the scope of the standard, definitions of key terms, requirements for an energy control program including procedures, training, periodic inspections, protective materials and devices. It describes the application and removal of lockout/tagout controls and exceptions for testing, outside personnel, group lockouts and shift changes. The overall purpose is to establish procedures to prevent unexpected startup of machines during service or maintenance which could cause injury to employees.
Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) is an important safety procedure to prevent unexpected startup of machines and equipment during service or maintenance. It involves shutting down and isolating machines, applying personal lockout devices, releasing stored energy, and verifying isolation before work. The six key steps are: 1) prepare for shutdown, 2) shutdown equipment, 3) isolate energy sources, 4) apply locks and tags, 5) release stored energy, and 6) verify isolation. Proper LOTO training and compliance is needed to protect authorized and affected employees from hazardous energy during service and maintenance work.
This presentation discusses lock out/tag out safety procedures for equipment. Only trained and authorized employees can lock out or tag out equipment. The lock out/tag out procedure helps prevent unexpected start-up of equipment or release of stored energy by having employees notify others and de-energize, lock/tag, test, and work on equipment before re-energizing and removing tags. Following the lock out/tag out procedure helps ensure safety when working on machinery or equipment.
The document discusses machine safeguarding and lock out procedures. It describes a scenario where a printing press operator was injured due to unguarded pinch points. The operator was hospitalized for a week and required months of rehabilitation due to severe injuries. The document emphasizes that any machine part that could cause injury must be safeguarded. It then provides examples of different types of machine guards and safeguarding devices that can be used, such as fixed guards, interlocked guards, gates, and two-hand controls. The document stresses that proper lock out procedures are important to isolate energy sources and make machines safe for maintenance before guards can be removed.
The document discusses lockout/tagout (LOTO) safety procedures for working on hazardous equipment. LOTO should be used when workers must remove guards or place body parts near moving parts, clear jams, or perform repairs where unexpected startup could cause injury. It describes various energy hazards like electrical, mechanical, chemical, thermal, and explains the first steps of LOTO which are to know the equipment hazards and isolation points. The key aspects of LOTO are isolating energy sources, releasing stored energy, verifying isolation before work, and proper lock and tag removal after.
Creative Safety Supply shares how you best to proceed with a Lockout Tagout scenario, ensuring the highest level of safety for your workers and employees. Are you following these standardized safe steps? https://www.lean-news.com/tools-continuous-improvement/
If you want to see some LOTO accessories, equipment and devices used to ensure compliance with standard safe identification, shutdown and maintenance of a defect piece of equipment, than read through this slide deck.
The document summarizes OSHA's Control of Hazardous Energy Lockout/Tagout standard. The standard aims to prevent injuries from unexpected startup of machines or release of stored energy during servicing or maintenance. It requires employers to establish an energy control program including procedures, employee training, and inspections to ensure that energy sources are isolated before work begins. The standard covers servicing and maintenance of all types of energy sources, including electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and others.
The document summarizes OSHA's lockout/tagout standard 1910.147. It covers the scope of the standard, definitions of key terms, requirements for an energy control program including procedures, training, periodic inspections, protective materials and devices. It describes the application and removal of lockout/tagout controls and exceptions for testing, outside personnel, group lockouts and shift changes. The overall purpose is to establish procedures to prevent unexpected startup of machines during service or maintenance which could cause injury to employees.
Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) is an important safety procedure to prevent unexpected startup of machines and equipment during service or maintenance. It involves shutting down and isolating machines, applying personal lockout devices, releasing stored energy, and verifying isolation before work. The six key steps are: 1) prepare for shutdown, 2) shutdown equipment, 3) isolate energy sources, 4) apply locks and tags, 5) release stored energy, and 6) verify isolation. Proper LOTO training and compliance is needed to protect authorized and affected employees from hazardous energy during service and maintenance work.
This presentation discusses lock out/tag out safety procedures for equipment. Only trained and authorized employees can lock out or tag out equipment. The lock out/tag out procedure helps prevent unexpected start-up of equipment or release of stored energy by having employees notify others and de-energize, lock/tag, test, and work on equipment before re-energizing and removing tags. Following the lock out/tag out procedure helps ensure safety when working on machinery or equipment.
The document discusses lockout/tagout procedures required by OSHA. It notes that written lockout/tagout programs and training are required. Every two minutes a fatality occurs and 170 injuries daily result from noncompliance. All affected employees must be notified and trained. Common energy sources like electricity must be identified, isolated through locking out or tagging out, and verified before equipment repairs. Proper lockout is crucial for safety.
The document provides an overview of lock out/tag out (LOTO) training. It defines LOTO as specific practices to safeguard employees from unexpected equipment energization. LOTO ensures equipment is stopped, isolated from all energy sources, and locked out/tagged out before any service work. The training covers OSHA regulations, energy sources, definitions of key terms, LOTO procedures including lockout devices, tags, permits, group lockouts, and completion of LOTO. It emphasizes protecting employees by following LOTO procedures before any service or maintenance work.
This document outlines requirements and procedures for lockout/tagout (LOTO), which protects employees from hazardous energy during servicing or maintenance of equipment. It defines key terms, outlines employer responsibilities to develop LOTO procedures and train authorized and affected employees. Procedures include shutting down equipment, isolating all energy sources, releasing stored energy, verifying isolation before work begins, and restoring equipment only after removing lockout/tagout devices. Examples of lockout/tagout devices for various types of equipment are also provided.
This document summarizes the key points of OSHA's lockout/tagout standard including:
1) Employers must provide energy control procedure training for authorized, affected, and other employees. Training must be provided when job assignments change or energy control procedures change.
2) Lockout involves installing a lock on the energy isolating device to prevent the release of hazardous energy. Tagout involves attaching a warning tag to the energy isolating device.
3) The energy control program consists of energy control procedures, training, and periodic inspections and must be used to isolate machines from hazardous energy sources before maintenance or servicing.
Failure to properly de-energize equipment results in over 120 fatalities and 50,000 injuries annually according to OSHA. The document discusses energy sources that can be present, affected vs authorized employees, lockout/tagout procedures and safety, typical lockout/tagout procedures, prohibited actions, lockout/tagout devices, locks, and requirements for contractors and vendors. A proper lockout/tagout procedure is critical for safely servicing, maintaining or repairing equipment.
This document outlines lockout/tagout procedures to deactivate hazardous energy sources when performing maintenance or repairs. It defines key terms like lockout devices, tagout devices, and authorized employees. The procedures describe notifying affected employees, identifying and isolating all energy sources, applying locks and tags, testing for de-energization, and obtaining clearance before returning equipment to service. Special conditions for temporary energization, multi-shift work, and electrical work are also covered.
1. Lock out tag out (LOTO) procedures are used to safeguard workers during service or maintenance of machines and equipment by isolating hazardous energy sources.
2. LOTO is required when employees could be harmed by equipment startup or release of stored energy while working on or near machines. It involves shutting down and isolating equipment, then locking out energy sources and attaching warning tags.
3. Proper LOTO procedures include preparing for the job, shutting down and isolating equipment, applying locks and tags, relieving stored energy, verifying isolation, getting approval before re-energizing, informing workers, and periodic inspections.
The document provides guidelines for safely locking out and tagging out equipment during maintenance or repairs. It describes shutting down equipment, applying individual locks and tags with identifying information, verifying the zero energy state, and procedures for removing locks and tags. Personal protective equipment is required and emergency stop buttons must be located before work. Only trained employees may perform lockout/tagout procedures.
This document discusses lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures for controlling hazardous energy sources. It covers the purpose of LOTO, which is to prevent injuries from unexpected equipment energization. Requirements include written procedures, training, locks/tags, and verifying isolation. Hazardous energy types are electrical, mechanical, chemical, thermal, hydraulic, and pneumatic. The 6-step LOTO procedure is outlined as preparing for shutdown, shutting down equipment, isolating energy sources, placing locks and tags, releasing stored energy, and verifying isolation. Stored energy must be assessed and relieved before work. Only authorized employees who have gone through training can perform LOTO procedures.
This presentation discusses OSHA's Lockout/Tagout standard (29 CFR 1910.147) and procedures to improve safety. It aims to help attendees understand how lockout/tagout (LOTO) is used to isolate hazardous energy sources and establish a zero energy state before maintenance to prevent injuries. LOTO is mandated by OSHA to address the top causes of accidents, which include failure to turn off equipment, accidental re-energization, and failure to dissipate stored energy. The presentation reviews how LOTO is applied in various industries and outlines OSHA's LOTO requirements and affected worker roles to ensure compliance.
Lock Out- Tag Out (LOTO) is the procedure to place a lock and tag on the energy source of malfunctioning industrial equipment to maintain it in a zero energy state during repairs. LOTO protects workers by locking out power to equipment before servicing and only allowing the qualified technician who removes the lock to restart it once repairs are complete. LOTO involves identifying energy sources like electricity, air, or steam; isolating them by closing valves or disconnecting lines; and applying locks and tags to prevent accidental startup until maintenance is finished.
This document provides operating instructions and safety precautions for the MobileArt Evolution High Power Type (32 kW) mobile X-ray system. Key information includes:
1) Warnings and cautions related to electrical safety, radiation safety, cleaning, maintenance and EMC compatibility.
2) Operating procedures such as aging the X-ray tube and minimizing radiation exposure.
3) Precautions when moving the system to avoid collisions and ensure safe operation on slopes or stairs.
4) Environmental conditions for proper use and storage of the system.
Lockout tagout (LOTO) procedures are intended to prevent accidents during maintenance of industrial equipment by isolating energy sources. UK law requires employers to ensure worker safety, including providing means to isolate equipment from all energy sources. A good LOTO program identifies energy types, includes machine-specific procedures, trains all relevant staff, and uses locks, tags and signs to safely isolate equipment before maintenance to prevent accidental startup.
This document establishes requirements for safeguarding machine tools. It addresses guards, safeguarding devices, awareness devices, safe work procedures and other safety measures. It requires components to meet specific failure criteria to ensure safety functions are not compromised. It also provides guidelines for interlocks, presence sensing devices, muting, safety mats, emergency stops and complementary safety equipment. The goal is to eliminate hazards and control risks, though some risk cannot be entirely removed.
Lockout/tagout procedures are used to isolate hazardous energy sources and prevent injury during equipment service or maintenance. The procedures involve shutting down equipment, isolating and blocking energy sources, releasing stored energy, and placing locks and tags to warn others not to operate equipment while service or maintenance is being done. Lockout/tagout is an OSHA standard required to protect workers from injury due to unexpected equipment start up during service or repair.
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- The document is a service manual for GEA Series generator sets that provides instructions for troubleshooting and servicing the AC and DC control systems, generator, fuel system, and governor.
- It describes the components of the AC control panel including the field circuit breaker, voltmeter, ammeter, phase selector switch, and output voltage trimmer. It also shows diagrams of typical connections inside a mounted automatic transfer switch and the power output box when an ATS is not provided.
- The manual provides details on the voltage regulator and its function in maintaining constant output voltage as load and speed changes. It also gives an overview of the basic principle of generator operation in producing AC voltage from the rotating magnetic field.
This document outlines an organization's Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) program. It discusses the importance of LOTO for preventing injuries from unexpected energy releases. It details OSHA's LOTO standard and requirements for the program including: written procedures, employee training, inspections, responsibilities, hazardous energy sources, lock and tag requirements. The program requirements cover preparing for lockout, applying locks/tags, releasing stored energy, removing locks/restoring equipment, exceptions, equipment specific procedures, periodic inspections, and assistance resources.
This document discusses isolation and tagging procedures for safety. It states that equipment must be isolated to prevent accidental startup, allow maintenance, or take equipment out of service. Isolation points can include switches, valves, or other means to ensure energy sources cannot be turned on. Tags are placed on isolation points to warn others not to change the isolation state. The document describes the different types of tags used, including out of service, personal danger, commissioning/testing, and information tags. It emphasizes that equipment must be properly isolated and tagged before work, switches must be isolated and tagged by an authorized person, and workers must use personal danger tags and remove their own tag after completing work.
Lockout/Tagout Training (Contractor Version)Panduit Safety
This training presentation targeted at Contractors and Electricians covers the importance of Lockout/Tagout as a form of mitigation, the necessary elements of an effective program for the control of hazardous energy along with the means of handling special cases within the program.
Lockout/tagout was the most frequently cited standard in 2006. It requires employers to have a written program including energy control procedures for each machine or piece of equipment. Employers must provide training to employees and periodically review the program. The standard aims to prevent injuries by ensuring that hazardous energy is isolated and controlled before employees perform service or maintenance on machines.
The document provides installation and operation instructions for an SR81 intelligent solar hot water controller. It details safety information, an overview of the controller's technical specifications and components. It also explains how to install the controller, connect wiring, set up the system and describes the controller's various functions and parameters that can be configured. Troubleshooting tips and warranty information are also included.
The default switch-on temperature difference is 8°C.
►Press “+”“-” button to adjust the value, e.g. change to 10°C
►Press “SET” button to confirm, exit program
Setup the switch-off temperature difference:
Under standby status, access main menu DT F,
►Press “SET” button, to access settings program of DT F, “DT F 04°C”
►Press “+”“-” button to adjust the value, e.g. change to 6°C
►Press “SET” button to confirm, exit program
Note: The difference between switch
The document discusses lockout/tagout procedures required by OSHA. It notes that written lockout/tagout programs and training are required. Every two minutes a fatality occurs and 170 injuries daily result from noncompliance. All affected employees must be notified and trained. Common energy sources like electricity must be identified, isolated through locking out or tagging out, and verified before equipment repairs. Proper lockout is crucial for safety.
The document provides an overview of lock out/tag out (LOTO) training. It defines LOTO as specific practices to safeguard employees from unexpected equipment energization. LOTO ensures equipment is stopped, isolated from all energy sources, and locked out/tagged out before any service work. The training covers OSHA regulations, energy sources, definitions of key terms, LOTO procedures including lockout devices, tags, permits, group lockouts, and completion of LOTO. It emphasizes protecting employees by following LOTO procedures before any service or maintenance work.
This document outlines requirements and procedures for lockout/tagout (LOTO), which protects employees from hazardous energy during servicing or maintenance of equipment. It defines key terms, outlines employer responsibilities to develop LOTO procedures and train authorized and affected employees. Procedures include shutting down equipment, isolating all energy sources, releasing stored energy, verifying isolation before work begins, and restoring equipment only after removing lockout/tagout devices. Examples of lockout/tagout devices for various types of equipment are also provided.
This document summarizes the key points of OSHA's lockout/tagout standard including:
1) Employers must provide energy control procedure training for authorized, affected, and other employees. Training must be provided when job assignments change or energy control procedures change.
2) Lockout involves installing a lock on the energy isolating device to prevent the release of hazardous energy. Tagout involves attaching a warning tag to the energy isolating device.
3) The energy control program consists of energy control procedures, training, and periodic inspections and must be used to isolate machines from hazardous energy sources before maintenance or servicing.
Failure to properly de-energize equipment results in over 120 fatalities and 50,000 injuries annually according to OSHA. The document discusses energy sources that can be present, affected vs authorized employees, lockout/tagout procedures and safety, typical lockout/tagout procedures, prohibited actions, lockout/tagout devices, locks, and requirements for contractors and vendors. A proper lockout/tagout procedure is critical for safely servicing, maintaining or repairing equipment.
This document outlines lockout/tagout procedures to deactivate hazardous energy sources when performing maintenance or repairs. It defines key terms like lockout devices, tagout devices, and authorized employees. The procedures describe notifying affected employees, identifying and isolating all energy sources, applying locks and tags, testing for de-energization, and obtaining clearance before returning equipment to service. Special conditions for temporary energization, multi-shift work, and electrical work are also covered.
1. Lock out tag out (LOTO) procedures are used to safeguard workers during service or maintenance of machines and equipment by isolating hazardous energy sources.
2. LOTO is required when employees could be harmed by equipment startup or release of stored energy while working on or near machines. It involves shutting down and isolating equipment, then locking out energy sources and attaching warning tags.
3. Proper LOTO procedures include preparing for the job, shutting down and isolating equipment, applying locks and tags, relieving stored energy, verifying isolation, getting approval before re-energizing, informing workers, and periodic inspections.
The document provides guidelines for safely locking out and tagging out equipment during maintenance or repairs. It describes shutting down equipment, applying individual locks and tags with identifying information, verifying the zero energy state, and procedures for removing locks and tags. Personal protective equipment is required and emergency stop buttons must be located before work. Only trained employees may perform lockout/tagout procedures.
This document discusses lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures for controlling hazardous energy sources. It covers the purpose of LOTO, which is to prevent injuries from unexpected equipment energization. Requirements include written procedures, training, locks/tags, and verifying isolation. Hazardous energy types are electrical, mechanical, chemical, thermal, hydraulic, and pneumatic. The 6-step LOTO procedure is outlined as preparing for shutdown, shutting down equipment, isolating energy sources, placing locks and tags, releasing stored energy, and verifying isolation. Stored energy must be assessed and relieved before work. Only authorized employees who have gone through training can perform LOTO procedures.
This presentation discusses OSHA's Lockout/Tagout standard (29 CFR 1910.147) and procedures to improve safety. It aims to help attendees understand how lockout/tagout (LOTO) is used to isolate hazardous energy sources and establish a zero energy state before maintenance to prevent injuries. LOTO is mandated by OSHA to address the top causes of accidents, which include failure to turn off equipment, accidental re-energization, and failure to dissipate stored energy. The presentation reviews how LOTO is applied in various industries and outlines OSHA's LOTO requirements and affected worker roles to ensure compliance.
Lock Out- Tag Out (LOTO) is the procedure to place a lock and tag on the energy source of malfunctioning industrial equipment to maintain it in a zero energy state during repairs. LOTO protects workers by locking out power to equipment before servicing and only allowing the qualified technician who removes the lock to restart it once repairs are complete. LOTO involves identifying energy sources like electricity, air, or steam; isolating them by closing valves or disconnecting lines; and applying locks and tags to prevent accidental startup until maintenance is finished.
This document provides operating instructions and safety precautions for the MobileArt Evolution High Power Type (32 kW) mobile X-ray system. Key information includes:
1) Warnings and cautions related to electrical safety, radiation safety, cleaning, maintenance and EMC compatibility.
2) Operating procedures such as aging the X-ray tube and minimizing radiation exposure.
3) Precautions when moving the system to avoid collisions and ensure safe operation on slopes or stairs.
4) Environmental conditions for proper use and storage of the system.
Lockout tagout (LOTO) procedures are intended to prevent accidents during maintenance of industrial equipment by isolating energy sources. UK law requires employers to ensure worker safety, including providing means to isolate equipment from all energy sources. A good LOTO program identifies energy types, includes machine-specific procedures, trains all relevant staff, and uses locks, tags and signs to safely isolate equipment before maintenance to prevent accidental startup.
This document establishes requirements for safeguarding machine tools. It addresses guards, safeguarding devices, awareness devices, safe work procedures and other safety measures. It requires components to meet specific failure criteria to ensure safety functions are not compromised. It also provides guidelines for interlocks, presence sensing devices, muting, safety mats, emergency stops and complementary safety equipment. The goal is to eliminate hazards and control risks, though some risk cannot be entirely removed.
Lockout/tagout procedures are used to isolate hazardous energy sources and prevent injury during equipment service or maintenance. The procedures involve shutting down equipment, isolating and blocking energy sources, releasing stored energy, and placing locks and tags to warn others not to operate equipment while service or maintenance is being done. Lockout/tagout is an OSHA standard required to protect workers from injury due to unexpected equipment start up during service or repair.
Cummins onan gea series generator sets service repair manualfujdfjjskkkemw
- The document is a service manual for GEA Series generator sets that provides instructions for troubleshooting and servicing the AC and DC control systems, generator, fuel system, and governor.
- It describes the components of the AC control panel including the field circuit breaker, voltmeter, ammeter, phase selector switch, and output voltage trimmer. It also shows diagrams of typical connections inside a mounted automatic transfer switch and the power output box when an ATS is not provided.
- The manual provides details on the voltage regulator and its function in maintaining constant output voltage as load and speed changes. It also gives an overview of the basic principle of generator operation in producing AC voltage from the rotating magnetic field.
This document outlines an organization's Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) program. It discusses the importance of LOTO for preventing injuries from unexpected energy releases. It details OSHA's LOTO standard and requirements for the program including: written procedures, employee training, inspections, responsibilities, hazardous energy sources, lock and tag requirements. The program requirements cover preparing for lockout, applying locks/tags, releasing stored energy, removing locks/restoring equipment, exceptions, equipment specific procedures, periodic inspections, and assistance resources.
This document discusses isolation and tagging procedures for safety. It states that equipment must be isolated to prevent accidental startup, allow maintenance, or take equipment out of service. Isolation points can include switches, valves, or other means to ensure energy sources cannot be turned on. Tags are placed on isolation points to warn others not to change the isolation state. The document describes the different types of tags used, including out of service, personal danger, commissioning/testing, and information tags. It emphasizes that equipment must be properly isolated and tagged before work, switches must be isolated and tagged by an authorized person, and workers must use personal danger tags and remove their own tag after completing work.
Lockout/Tagout Training (Contractor Version)Panduit Safety
This training presentation targeted at Contractors and Electricians covers the importance of Lockout/Tagout as a form of mitigation, the necessary elements of an effective program for the control of hazardous energy along with the means of handling special cases within the program.
Lockout/tagout was the most frequently cited standard in 2006. It requires employers to have a written program including energy control procedures for each machine or piece of equipment. Employers must provide training to employees and periodically review the program. The standard aims to prevent injuries by ensuring that hazardous energy is isolated and controlled before employees perform service or maintenance on machines.
The document provides installation and operation instructions for an SR81 intelligent solar hot water controller. It details safety information, an overview of the controller's technical specifications and components. It also explains how to install the controller, connect wiring, set up the system and describes the controller's various functions and parameters that can be configured. Troubleshooting tips and warranty information are also included.
The default switch-on temperature difference is 8°C.
►Press “+”“-” button to adjust the value, e.g. change to 10°C
►Press “SET” button to confirm, exit program
Setup the switch-off temperature difference:
Under standby status, access main menu DT F,
►Press “SET” button, to access settings program of DT F, “DT F 04°C”
►Press “+”“-” button to adjust the value, e.g. change to 6°C
►Press “SET” button to confirm, exit program
Note: The difference between switch
This document provides installation and operation instructions for an SR81Q intelligent solar hot water controller. It includes sections on safety information, an overview of technical specifications, installation instructions including wiring diagrams, a description of a standard solar hot water system configuration, instructions for setting the time and adjusting functions/parameters, and explanations of various functions and their parameter settings.
This document provides information about an automatic strapping machine, including:
- It can strap up to 65 straps per minute with high speed reliability and easy operation.
- Safety instructions for its use, including warnings about electrical dangers and proper grounding.
- Technical specifications like operating in temperatures from 5-40°C, using 12mm wide polypropylene strapping, and adjustable strap tension.
- Descriptions of its automatic strap feeding system, safety devices, and technical data on electrical requirements and strap dimensions.
This document provides an overview and instructions for setting up and using the Altistart 22 soft start-soft stop unit. It contains general descriptions of the product's technical characteristics and safety guidelines for installation and operation. The document is structured to provide important safety information, documentation structure, steps for setup, specifications, wiring diagrams, programming instructions, and troubleshooting help. Users are advised to thoroughly read and understand the document before installing or operating the soft starter.
At Itscnc.com, we strive to produce quality technical documentation includes Computer Numerical Control Products. For any doubt, email parts@itscnc.com.
This document provides safety information and warnings for GE Fanuc CNC products. It defines warnings, cautions, and notes as used in the manual. It then provides general warnings about checking operation and data before running machines. Further sections provide warnings related to programming, handling machines, and maintenance like battery replacement. The document aims to ensure safe operation of CNC machines.
This document provides an overview of Goodrive10 inverters, including:
1. Safety precautions that should be followed when installing, operating and servicing the inverter.
2. A quick start guide that outlines the unpacking, application confirmation, installation and commissioning processes.
3. Product specifications including power input/output ratings, control modes, functions and communication protocols supported.
This document is a user manual for a universal controller made by Supmea Automation Co.,Ltd. It provides instructions on installing and operating the controller, including connecting sensors, navigating the interface, setting configurations, troubleshooting, and specifications. Safety precautions are also outlined, such as following instructions to avoid electric shock and ensuring proper ventilation. The controller can monitor multiple water quality parameters using compatible digital sensors.
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This service manual provides information for technicians to troubleshoot, test, and repair major systems and components of the Workman 200 Spray System. It begins with safety instructions and includes chapters on the electrical system, spray system, and electrical diagrams. The electrical system chapter outlines the electrical schematic, special tools needed like a multimeter, and procedures for testing components such as switches and sensors.
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This service manual provides information for troubleshooting, testing, and repairing major systems and components of the Workman 200 Spray System. It begins with safety instructions and includes chapters on the electrical system, spray system, and electrical diagrams. The electrical system chapter describes testing procedures for components like switches and relays. The spray system chapter provides specifications, operation information, and troubleshooting guides. Detailed electrical schematics and harness drawings are provided in the final chapter.
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This tutorial provides an introduction to building and running a project in Vijeo Citect V7.40. It discusses important safety information, notices, warnings, and cautions for working with Vijeo Citect software and ensuring proper design, testing, and operation of control systems. The document emphasizes that users are responsible for safely implementing and validating control systems using Vijeo Citect to minimize risks.
This document provides safety precautions for FANUC AC servo motors, spindle motors, and servo amplifiers. It contains warnings, cautions, and notes regarding safe mounting, operation, maintenance and storage of the equipment. Some key points include:
- Properly ground all equipment and do not operate with exposed terminals to avoid electric shock.
- Secure all components firmly before operation to prevent injury from falling or flying parts.
- Do not touch rotating parts during operation or moving parts like motors immediately after powering off.
- Follow specifications for intended use of motors and amplifiers; do not modify or use for unintended purposes.
- Store equipment properly when not in use to prevent deterioration from environmental conditions.
This document provides safety precautions for maintenance of CNC units. It contains 7 warnings related to replacing components, emphasizing the need to shut off all power, discharge static electricity, and wait for components to cool before exchange to avoid electric shock or other injuries. It also describes 5 warnings related to checking machine operation, such as verifying correct data and speeds, to prevent unexpected machine movement that could damage the machine or workpiece.
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This document is the service manual for the EH130 crawler excavator. It contains 6 sections that provide specifications, maintenance procedures, system descriptions, disassembly/assembly instructions, troubleshooting, and engine information. The table of contents lists the chapters for each of these sections, including safety, specifications, dimensions, tools, maintenance schedules, procedures, control systems, hydraulics, electrical systems, components, air conditioning, attachments, upper structure, travel systems, and engine troubleshooting. The safety section provides general safety information and lists specific safety precautions that should be followed when operating or servicing the excavator.
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This document is a service manual for the New Holland Construction EH130 crawler excavator. It contains 6 sections that cover specifications, maintenance, systems, disassembly/assembly, troubleshooting, and the engine. The table of contents lists chapters for safety information, specifications, attachment dimensions, tools, maintenance schedules, procedures, systems, components, troubleshooting guides, and the engine. It provides detailed instructions and specifications to service technicians for repairing and maintaining the excavator.
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This document is the service manual for the EH130 crawler excavator. It contains 6 sections that provide specifications, maintenance procedures, system descriptions, disassembly/assembly instructions, troubleshooting, and engine information. The table of contents lists the chapters for each of these sections, including safety information, specifications, maintenance standards, hydraulic, electrical and other systems, components, troubleshooting guides, and the engine. The safety section provides general safety information and precautions regarding the safe operation, inspection and maintenance of the excavator.
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This document is a service manual for the New Holland Construction EH130 crawler excavator. It contains specifications, maintenance and troubleshooting information for the excavator. The manual has 6 sections covering specifications, maintenance, systems, disassembly/assembly, and troubleshooting for both the excavator and its engine. It provides detailed drawings, component lists, safety procedures, and maintenance standards for the excavator's boom, arm, bucket, dozer, and other attachments. Chapters also cover the excavator's control systems, hydraulics, electrical systems, and air conditioning. The document aims to guide maintenance technicians in properly servicing and repairing the EH130 excavator.
The DT O and DT F functions control when the solar pump turns on and off based on the temperature difference between the collector and tank. The standard settings are an 8°C switch-on difference and 4°C switch-off difference, but these can be adjusted if needed. The minimum difference between the two must be at least 2°C.
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1. Operation Manual of the Intelligent
Controller SR288
for Split Pressurized Solar Hot Water System
Please read the instruction carefully before operation!
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Contents
1. Safety information .........................................................................................................3
1.1 Installation and commissioning...................................................................................3
1.2 About this manual........................................................................................................3
1.3 Liability waiver.............................................................................................................3
1.4 Important information ..................................................................................................4
1.5 Signal description........................................................................................................4
1.6 Button and HMI description.........................................................................................4
2. Overview........................................................................................................................5
2.1 Technical data .............................................................................................................5
2.2 Delivery list..................................................................................................................6
3. Installation .....................................................................................................................6
3.1 Mounting controller......................................................................................................6
3.2 Wiring connection........................................................................................................7
3.3 Terminal connection ....................................................................................................7
3.4 R3 ports for 3-ways valve / pump connection.............................................................9
3.5 Connection with high efficiency pump.........................................................................9
4. System description (Standard solar system with 1 tank, 1 collector field) .................10
5. Function’s parameters and options.............................................................................12
5.1 Overview of menu structure ......................................................................................12
5.2 Menu operation description.......................................................................................12
5.3 Value checking ..........................................................................................................13
5.4 Function checking .....................................................................................................13
6. Functions operation and parameters setting (for user)...............................................14
6.1 CLK Time setup.........................................................................................................14
6.2 THET Timing heating.................................................................................................14
6.3 CIRC DHW circulation pump controlled by temperature or by time .........................17
7. Function operation and parameter setup (for engineer).............................................22
7.1 PWD Password .........................................................................................................22
7.2 LOAD tank heating....................................................................................................22
7.3 COL Collector function ..............................................................................................25
7.4 PUMP Pump control mode........................................................................................30
7.5 COOL Cooling function .............................................................................................33
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7.6 AUX Auxiliary function...............................................................................................37
7.7 MAN Manual operation .............................................................................................41
7.8 BLPR Blocking protection .........................................................................................42
7.9 OTDI Thermal Disinfection function..........................................................................42
7.10 OPAR Parallel relay.................................................................................................44
7.11 OHQM Thermal quantity measurement ..................................................................45
7.12 FS Flow meter selection and flow rate monitoring..................................................48
7.13 UNIT C-F Switch .....................................................................................................50
7.14 RET Reset...............................................................................................................50
7.15 PASS Password setup ............................................................................................51
7.16 M.H Manual heating................................................................................................52
7.17 Holiday function.......................................................................................................52
8. Protection function.......................................................................................................53
8.1 Memory function during power failure.......................................................................53
8.2 Screen protection ......................................................................................................53
8.3 Trouble checking .......................................................................................................53
9. Quality Guarantee .......................................................................................................54
10. Accessories ...............................................................................................................55
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1. Safety information
1.1 Installation and commissioning
When laying wires, please ensure that no damage occurs to any of the constructional
fire safety measures presented in the building.
The controller must not be installed in rooms where easily inflammable gas mixtures are
present or may occur.
The permissible environmental conditions can’t be exceeded at the site of installation.
Before connecting the device, make sure that the energy supply matches the
specifications that the controller requires.
All devices connected to the controller must be conformed to the technical specifications
of the controller.
All operations on an open controller are only to be conducted cleared from the power
supply. All safety regulations for working on the power supply are valid.
Connecting and /or all operations that require opening the collector (e.g. changing the
fuse) are only conducted by specialists.
1.2 About this manual
This manual describes the mounting, functions and operation of a solar controller used for a
solar hot water system, for mounting of other devices of a completed solar hot water system
like solar collector, pump station and storage, please is sure to observe the appropriate
installation instructions provided by each manufacturer. Mounting, wire connecting,
commissioning and maintenance of this controller may only be performed by the trained
professional person; the professional person should be familiar with this manual and follow
the instructions contained herein.
1.3 Liability waiver
The manufacturer can’t monitor the compliance with these instructions or the circumstances
and methods used for installation, operation, utilization and maintenance of this controller.
Improper installation can cause damages to material and person. This is the reason why we
do not take over the responsibility and liability for losses, damages or cost that might arise
due to improper installation, operation or wrong utilization and maintenance or that occurs in
some connection with the aforementioned. Moreover we do not take over liability for patent
infringements or infringements – occurring in connection with the use of this controller on the
third parties rights. The manufacturer preserves the right to put changes to product, technical
data or installation and operation instructions without prior notice. As soon as it becomes
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evident that safe operation is no longer possible (e.g. visible damage). Please immediate
take the device out of operation. Note: ensure that the device can’t be accidentally placed
into operation.
1.4 Important information
We have carefully checked the text and pictures of this manual and provided the best of our
knowledge and ideas, however inevitable errors maybe exist. Please note that we cannot
guarantee that this manual is given in the integrity of image and text, incorrect, incomplete
and erroneous information and the resulting damage we do not take responsibility.
1.5 Signal description
Safety indication: Safety indications in the text are marked with a warning triangle.
They indicate measures which can lead to injury of person or safety risks.
► Operation steps: small triangle “►”is used to indicate operation step.
Note: Contains important information about operation or functions.
1.6 Button and HMI description
Controller is operated with the 6 buttons on the right side of the screen
“ " holiday button
“M.H” button: manual heating
“SET” button: confirm / selection
“▲” up button: increase the value
“▼” down button: reduce the value
“ESC" button return/ exit : return to previous menu
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Status description Code Lighting Blinking
Exceed the maximum temperature of storage SMX
Running of storage emergency shutdown
function
Running of collector emergency shutdown
function
CEM
+
Collector Cooling OCCO
Tank Cooling OSTC
System Cooling OSYC
Start of anti-freezing function OCFR
Running of anti-freezing function OCFR
Collector minimum temperature OCMI Slow blink
2. Overview
2.1 Technical data
Inputs: 1 * PT1000 temperature sensor input
5 * NTC10K, B=3950 temperature sensor input
1 * Grundfos Direct Sensor TM (VFS) simulation input
1 * FRT rotary vane type electronic flow meter
1 * 485 communication port
Outputs: 2 * Electromagnetic relay, maximum current 2A
2 * Semiconductor relay, maximum current 2A
1 * Potential-free extra-low voltage relay (on/off signal), possible combined
with HR controller
2 * PWM variable frequency output (on/off switchable, 0-10V)
Functions: operating hours counter, tube collector function, thermostat function, pump
speed control, heat quantity measurement, external heat exchange, adjustable system
parameters and optional functions (menu-driven), balance and diagnostics
Power supply: 100…240V ~(50…60Hz)
Rated impulse voltage: 2.5KV
485 current supply:60mA
Housing:Plastic ABS
Mounting:Wall mounting
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Operation: 6 push buttons at the front cover
Protection type: IP41
Ambient temperature: 0 ... 40 °C
Dimensions: 187*128*46mm
Note: there are 5 inputs for NTC10K, B=3950 temperature sensor, but only 4 sensors
are included in standard delivery list, the other one should be purchased separately by
customer if necessary.
2.2 Delivery list
1 * SR288 controller
1 * Accessory bag
1 * User manual
1 * PT1000 temperature sensor (φ6*50mm,cable length 1.5meter)
4 * NTC10K temperature sensor (φ6*50mm,cable length 3meter)
3. Installation
Note: The unit must only be located in the dry interior rooms. Please separate routing
of sensor wires and mains wires. Make sure the controller as well as the system is not
exposed to strong electromagnetic fields.
3.1 Mounting controller
Follow the below steps to mount the controller on the
wall.
Unscrew the crosshead screw from the cover and
remove it along with the cover from the housing.
Mark the upper fastening point ① on the wall.
Drill and fasten the enclosed wall plug and screw
leaving the head protruding.
Hang the housing from the upper fastening point
and mark the lower fastening points ②.
Drill and insert lower wall plugs.
Fasten the housing to the wall with the lower fastening screw and tighten.
Carry out the electrical wiring in accordance with the terminal allocation
Put the cover on the housing. Attach with the fastening screw.
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3.2 Wiring connection
According to the way of installation, wire can be connected from hole A on the bottom plate
or from hole B, using a suitable tool (like knife) to cut the plastic of A.
Note: wires must be fastened by fixing clamps on the position C.
3.3 Terminal connection
Note: before opening the housing! Always disconnect the controller from power
supply and obey the local electrical supply regulation.
Input ports
T1: PT1000 temperature sensor, for measuring the temperature of collector and thermal
energy calculation.
T2 ~T6: NTC10K, B=3950 temperature sensor, for measuring temperature of tank and
pipe.
Communication port 485(selectable) : ELA485, for remote control communication
(WIFI model should be purchased seperetely, detailed see annexed part)
HK-A, HK-B: Dry connection on/off signal ports, (HK and HR simultaneously open or
close, for boiler heating control)
PWM1, PWM2: Signal ports for high efficiency pump, detailed connection see below
VFS: For Grundfos flowmeter sensor
FRT: For rotary vane type electronic flowmeter
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Advice regarding the installation of temperature sensors:
Only original factory equipped Pt1000 temperature sensors are approved for using with
the controller, it is equipped with 1.5m silicon cable and suitable for all weather
conditions, the cable is temperature resistant up to 280
o
C, connect the temperature
sensors to the corresponding terminals with either polarity.
Only original factory equipped NTC10K,B=3950 temperature sensors are approved for
using with tank and pipe, it is equipped with 3m PVC cable, and the cable is
temperature resistant up to 105
o
C, connect the temperature sensors to the
corresponding terminals with either polarity.
All sensor cables carry low voltage, and to avoid inductive effects, must not be laid close
to 230 volt or 400 volt cables (minimum separation of 100mm).
If external inductive effects are existed, e.g. from heavy current cables, overhead train
cables, transformer substations, radio and television devices, amateur radio stations,
microwave devices etc., then the cables to the sensors must be adequately shielded.
Sensor cables may be extended to a maximum length of ca. 100 meter, when cable’s
length is up to 50m, and then 0.75mm
2
cable should be used. When cable’s length is up
to 100m, and then 1.5mm
2
cables should be used.
Output ports
FU1:2A/250V fuse
Input Ports L, N: for power connection, L: live wire, N: zero wire, protective wire
Output R1: Semiconductor relays (SCR), designed for pump speed control, Max.
Current: 2A
Output R2: Semiconductor relays (SCR), designed for pump speed control, Max.
Current: 2A
Output R3: Electromagnetic relays, designed for on/off control of pump or 3-ways
electromagnetic valve, Max. Current: 2A
Output HR: Electromagnetic relays, designed for on/off control of after
heating/thermostat function, Max. Current: 2A
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3.4 R3 ports for 3-ways valve / pump connection
3 wires T-valve 2 wires T-valve
Pump connection
When R3 is for controlling 3 ways electromagnetic valve,(3 is normally open port, 2 is
normally close port ,1 is common port)
When R3 is for controlling pump, (3 is normally open port, 1 is common port)
3.5 Connection with high efficiency pump
Connecting the signal wire from the high-efficiency pump
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Signal wire 1 from the high-efficiency pump is connected to GND port of controller
Signal wire 2 from the high-efficiency pump is connected to PWM1 port of controller
Signal wire 3 from the high-efficiency pump is not connected to the controller
Some pumps connections are available as above, for example:
Wilo Yonos PARA ST15/7.0 PWM2 M
Grundfos UPM3 SOLAR 15-75 130 CZA
Note:
1. High-efficiency pump with 0-10V signal only has 2 signal wires, connected to the
corresponding port GND, PWM1 of controller.
2. Blue wire not always represent for “GND” and brown wire not always represent for
“PWM”.
”PWM” from pump must be match for “PWM” from controller.
”GND” from pump must be match for “GND” from controller.
4. System description (Standard solar system with 1 tank, 1 collector field)
Description:
The controller calculates the temperature difference
between collector sensor T1 and tank sensor T2. If the
difference is larger than or identical to the adjusted
switch-on temperature difference, the solar circulation
pump (R1) will be switched on and the tank will be
loaded until the switch-off temperature difference or the
maximum tank temperature is reached.
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Sensor Description Relay Description
T1 Temperature of collector Pt1000 R1 Solar circulation pump
T2 Temperature of tank base NTC10K R2 Available selectable functions:
1.HEAT (Heat exchange between tanks)
2.OHDP(Thermal transfer,R2 or R3
selectable)
3.SFB(Solid fuel boiler)
T3 Temperature of tank upper
( selectable) NTC10K
T4 Selectable sensor, free, NTC10K R3 1. CIRC(DHW circulation)
2. OPAR(Parallel relay)T5 Selectable sensor, free NTC10K
T6 Temperature on pipe for thermal
energy measurement ( selectable)
NTC10K
HR After heating/thermostat function
Note:
1. Sometime, for one selected function, it needs an extra input to connect temperature
sensor or an extra output to control pump or electromagnetic valve, in the case all inputs
and outputs are in using, and then this selected function will not be triggered even when
you have activated it. Controller can distinguish it automatically and switch-off this
function.
2. When one of these three functions (HEAT, OHDP, SFB) is activated, and then the other
two will be deactivated automatically.
3. When one of these two functions (CIRC, OPAR) is activated, and then the other one will
be deactivated automatically.
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5. Function’s parameters and options
5.1 Overview of menu structure
5.2 Menu operation description
Access main menu
►Press “SET” button to access main menu
►Press “▲/▼” to select menu
►Press “SET” button to enter the submenu
Access submenu
►After selecting main menu, then press “SET” button to access submenu
►Press “▲/▼” button to select submenu,
►Press “SET” button to enter the value adjust interface or selection function (select
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ON/OFF)
►Press “▲/▼” to adjust value
►Press “SET” to confirm the value you set
Note: Enter the menu adjustment interface, if you don’t press any button in 3 minutes,
screen will exit the adjustment and return to the main interface.
5.3 Value checking
At the normal operation mode, press “▲/▼” button, you can view the temperature of
collector and tank, pump speed(n1%), accumulated pump running time(hR1), accumulated
thermal energy(KWh or MWh), flow rate(L/M), controller running time (DAYS), software
version (SW).
Under the checking status, when the digital flow meter is failed, (L/M 0.0) will display on the
flow meter, it is possible to quickly set the flow meter type to a fixed flow rate (mechanical
flow meter), doing follow steps:
►Press “▲/▼” button, select flow rate, (L/M 0.0) displays.
►Press “SET” button for 3 seconds, beeper sounds “du….” 3 times, and then flow rate is set
to a fixed value (read from mechanical flow meter). Electronic flow meter is switched off.
Note:
Flow rate display, sterilization function, auxiliary function and parallel relays function can
only be displayed only when the function is activated.
When sterilization function is running, sterilization time can be checked, when auxiliary
function is running, corresponding signal blinks on the screen
Thermal energy is showed as kWh under kWh channel, is showed as MWh under MWh
channel, total accumulation of thermal energy produced by solar system is the plus of
kWh + MWh
Enter the value check interface, if you don’t press any button within 3 minutes, screen
will exit the check interface and turn to main interface.
5.4 Function checking
Under standby status, press “SET” button for 3 seconds, then press “▲/▼” button to check
the type of pump.
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6. Functions operation and parameters setting (for user)
6.1 CLK Time setup
Menu structure
► Press “SET” button, select CLK menu
► Press “SET” button, hour “00” blinks on the display.
► Press “▲/▼” button to adjust hour
► Press “SET” button, minute time “00” blinks on the
display
► Press “▲/▼” button to adjust minute
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the set value
Note: In the case power to controller is switched-off, date and time will be remembered
in controller for 36 hours.
6.2 THET Timing heating
Electrical back-up heater can be installed in the solar system to ensure the tank’s
temperature meets the required temperature, this electrical heater can be controlled
automatically by this controller, when tank temperature T3 drops below the switch-on set
point of this function, electrical heater HR is triggered to heat tank up to the switch-off
temperature, and then electrical heater HR stops working.
It is possible to set three time sections for activating this function,
Factory default set:
The first time section: heating starts at 00:00am, stops at 23:59am
The second time section: heating starts at 00:00, stops at 00:00
The third time section: heating starts at 00:00, stops at 00:00
And switch on temperature is set at 40
o
C, switch-off temperature is set at 45
o
C
If you want to shut off one timing heating ,then you can set the turning on time and turning off
time with a same value(for example, set second start time tA2 O at 00:00 and set the stop
time tA2 F at 00:00)
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Every day three timing heating can be set, and the switch-on temperature adjustable range is
0℃~(OFF-2
o
C), switch-off temperature adjustable range is (ON+2
o
C) ~95
o
C.
Wire connection to boiler on/off signal.
Boiler on/off signal
(according to customer wish)
When boiler as back-up device is selected, then back-up heating (HK and HR) is controlled
by tank’s sensor T3 or T2 (selectable), if the T3’s or T2’s value is lower than the switch-on
temperature of back-up heating, the output relay HK and HR is switched on, when T3 or T2 is
higher than the switch-off temperature of back-up heating, the output relay HK and HR are
switched-off.
Note: If customer use electrical heater as back-up, please according to the power of
electrical heater to equip corresponding safety devices like contactor and breaker with this
controller, we strongly recommend equipping with SR802 device with this controller, (SR802
detailed technical data see item 10 Accessories)
Menu structure
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Main
menu
Submenu
Factory
set
Adjustable
range
Step per
adjust
Description
THET Timing heating
THS S2 S2. S3
Select desired sensor for
timing heating function
(S3 for T3, S2 for T2)
THO 40℃ 0.5℃
Switch-on temperature of
timing heating
THF 45℃ 0.5℃
Switch-off temperature of
timing heating
tH1O 00:00 00:00-23:59
Switch-on time of the first
timing heating
tH1F 23:59 00:00-23:59
Switch-off time of the first
timing heating
t H2O 00:00 00:00-23:59
Switch-on time of the
second timing heating
tH2F 00:00 00:00-23:59
Switch-off time of the
second timing heating
tH3O 00:00 00:00-23:59
Switch-on time of the third
timing heating
tH3F 00:00 00:00-23:59
Switch-off time of the third
timing heating
Function setting:
►Press “SET” button to access main menu, and press “▲” to select THEH timing heating
main menu.
►Press “SET” button to set parameter, select the reference
sensor of tank, “THS S2” displays on the screen.
►Press “SET” button, “S2” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” button to select desired sensor (S3 for T3, S2 for T2)
►Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
► Press “▲” button, “THO 40
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET” button, “40
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” button to adjust the switch-on temperature.
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
► Press “▲” button, “THF 45
o
C” displays on the screen
► Press “SET” button, temperature “45
o
C” blinks
► Press “▲/▼” button to adjust the switch-off temperature.
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
► Press “▲” button to set the first time section, start time “tH1O 04:00” displays on the
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screen
► Press “SET” button, hour time “04” blinks
► Press “▲/▼” button to adjust hour of the switch-on time
► Press “SET” button, minute time “00” blinks
► Press “▲/▼” button to adjust minute of the switch-on time
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
► Press “▲” button, “tH1F 05:00” displays on the screen
► Press “SET” button, hour time “05” blinks
► Press “▲/▼” button to adjust hour of the switch-off time
► Press “SET” button, minute time “00” blinks
► Press “▲/▼” button to adjust minute of the switch-off time
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
► Press “▲” button to access the window of the switch-on time of the second time section,
repeat above steps to set time for the second and third time section.
When heating sign blinks on the screen, it indicates that timing-heating function is
activated.
Note:
The Sign represents whether timing heating function is on or off.
1. Within the preset time section, heating sign is lighted on the screen
2. Out of the preset time section, heating sign doesn’t display on the screen.
6.3 CIRC DHW circulation pump controlled by temperature or by time
Function description:
This controller provides an output for running DHW circulation pump, which can be controlled
by a temperature, at this case, an extra circuit pump (connect to the output R3 option) and an
extra temperature sensor installed on the hot water return pipe (connect to the input T4)
should be installed in the system. When the temperature of DHW return is lower than the
preset switch-on temperature, circuit pump is triggered, until temperature rises up to the
switch-off temperature, pump is stopped.
2 controlling modes are designed for running DHW circulation pump.
Time controlled DHW pump within the preset 3 time sections (default Mode)
Within the preset time section, when running of the DHW circulation pump R3 is controlled by
time, at this case, pump is triggered by time, as default set, pump R3 runs for 3 minutes
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(adjustable range 1-30 minutes) and then ceases for 15 minutes (adjustable range 0-60
minutes), same process repeated within the preset time section.
Note: if the ceased time (CYCF) is set to 0 minute, it
means within this time section, circuit pump keeps running
without any stop.
Default time section setup:
The first time section: start at 05:00, stop at 7:00
The second time section: start at 11:00, stop at 13:00
The first time section: start at 17:00, stop at 22:00
Temperature controlled DHW pump within the preset 3 time sections
within the preset time section, when running of the DHW circulation pump is controlled by
temperature, as default set, pump R3 is triggered when
return temperature T4 is below 40
o
C, and it is stopped
when T4 rises up to 45
o
C,
There is a precondition for triggering the DHW circuit pump
(set in submenu STAT):
START ON: tank’s temperature sensor (T3 as priority
selection) is 2
o
C higher than the preset switch-off temperature, and then DHW circuit pump
can be triggered.
Note: two Modes can’t play at the same time, when time controlled Mode is selected,
then temperature controlled Mode can’t be activated.
Default time section setup:
The first time section: start at 05:00, stop at 7:00
The second time section: start at 11:00, stop at 13:00
The first time section: start at 17:00, stop at 22:00
If it is needed to close one time section, just set the start time and stop time at a same value
(e.g. 10:00 starts, 10:00 stops)
Note:
1. Only one controlling Mode can be selected, either time control Mode or temperature
control Mode.
2. If sensor T4 should be installed, in order to avoid measuring error, please ensure to install
the sensor at 1.5m far to tank.
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3. Both control Modes and temperature control mode, the parameter set steps are same.
Menu structure:
Main
menu
Submen
u 1
Submen
u 2
Factory
set
Adjustabl
e range
Step per
adjust
Description
CIRC DHW circuit function
TCYC OFF ON/OFF Activate / deactivate the
DHW circuit function
TEMP OFF Temperature control
DHW pump
TIME ON Time control DHW pump
STAT ON ON/OFF Tank temperature (T3 or
T2) 2
o
C higher than the
preset switch-off DHW
circuit temperature.
CYCO 40 ℃
/3min
5-53 ℃
/1-30min
0.5 ℃
/1min
Switch-on temperature
or running time
CYCF 45 ℃
/15min
7-55 ℃
/0-60min
0.5 ℃
/1min
Switch-off temperature
or stop time
t C1O 05:00 00:00-23:5
9
Switch-on time and
temperature for the first
time section
t C1F 07:00 00:00-23:5
9
Switch-off time and
temperature for the first
time section
t C2O 11:00 00:00-23:5
9
Switch-on time and
temperature for the
second time section
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t C2F 13:00 00:00-23:5
9
Switch-off time and
temperature for the
second time section
t C3O 17:00 00:00-23:5
9
Switch-on time and
temperature for the third
time section
t C3F 22:00 00:00-23:5
9
Switch-off time and
temperature for the third
time section
Function setup: (take temperature controlled DHW as example)
►Select main menu CIRC DHW circuit function
►Press “SET” button, “TCYC” displays on the screen.
►Press “SET” again, “TCYC OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” button to activate this function
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting
►Press “▲” button, “TEMP OFF” displays on the screen (temperature control Mode)
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” button to activate this function
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
►Press “▲” button, “TIME ON” displays on the screen (time control Mode, default as on)
►Press “SET”, “ON” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” button to deactivate this function
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
►Press “▲” button, “STAT ON” displays on the screen (Switch-on condition under
temperature control Mode, under time control Mode, no this function)
►Press “SET”, “ON” blinks (default as open)
►Press “▲/▼” button to deactivate this function
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
►Press “▲” button, “CYCO 40
o
C” displays on the screen, set the switch-on temperature of
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DHW circuit ( if select time control Mode, then “ CYCO 03Min” displays, here take
temperature mode as example)
► Press “SET”, “40
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” button to adjust the switch-on temperature (adjustable range 0
o
C ~
(OFF-2
o
C))
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
►Press “▲” button, “CYCF 45
o
C” displays on the screen, set the switch-off temperature of
DHW circuit
► Press “SET”, “45
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” button to adjust the switch-off temperature (adjustable range ON+2
o
C ~
55
o
C)
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
►Press “▲” to access 3 time sections setting, “tC1O 05:00” displays on the screen, set the
start time of the first time section.
►Press “SET”, time hour “05” blinks,
►Press “▲/▼” to adjust hour of the circuit start time.
►Press “SET”, time minute “00” blinks,
► Press “▲/▼” to adjust minute of the circuit start time.
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
►Press “▲” to access the stop time of the first time section, “tC1F 07:00” displays on the
screen,
►Press “SET”, time hour “07” blinks,
►Press “▲/▼” to adjust hour of the circuit stop time.
►Press “SET”, time minute “00” blinks,
► Press “▲/▼” to adjust minute of the circuit stop time.
► Press “SET” or “ESC” button to save the setting.
►Press “▲” to access the start time of the second time section, repeat above step to set
start and stop time for second and third time section.
If you want to close the DHW circuit within one time section, and then just set its start time
and close time with a same value, for example, at the second time section, start time is set at
10:00, but close time is also set at 10:00.
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7. Function operation and parameter setup (engineer)
7.1PWD Password
Menu structure
Access main menu, select “PWD 0000” to enter password
► Press “SET” button, the left digital blinks, enter password, factory set is “0000”
►Press “▲/▼”, to enter the first digital
►Press “SET”, the second digital blinks
►Press “▲/▼” to enter the second digital
►Press” SET”, the third digital blinks
►Press”▲/▼” to enter the third digital
►Press “SET”, the forth digital blinks
►Press “▲/▼” to enter the forth digital
►Press “SET”, to access main menu
Through password set to limit the user to change some parameters, 4 digitals needed.
Default is 0000
If no password is set, then just press “SET” five times to access main menu directly
7.2 LOAD tank heating
Function description:
△T control logic
The controller works as a standard temperature differential controller. If the temperature
reaches or exceeds the switch-on temperature difference (DTO), the pump R1 switches on.
When the temperature difference reaches or falls below the adjusted switch-off temperature
difference (DTF), the respective relay of R1 switches off.
Note: The switch-on temperature difference must be 0.5 K higher than the switch-off
temperature difference. The set temperature difference must be at least 0.5 K higher
than the switch-on temperature difference.
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Speed control
If the temperature reaches or exceeds the switch-on temperature difference, the pump
switches on at 100% speed for 10s. Then, the speed is reduced to the minimum pump speed
value.
If the temperature difference reaches the preset temperature difference, the pump speed
increases by one step (10%). The response of the controller can be adapted via the
parameter RIS. If the difference increases by the adjustable rise value RIS, the pump speed
increases by 10% until the maximum pump speed of 100% is reached. If the temperature
difference decreases by the adjustable rise value (RIS), pump speed will be decreased by
one step 10% accordingly.
Note: To enable speed control function, the corresponding pump type has to be set to
(MIN, MAX) and relay control has to be set to (PULS, PSOL, PHEA or 0-10 V) (under
adjustment menu PUMP).
SMX Maximum tank temperature protection set
If the tank temperature reaches the adjusted maximum temperature, the tank will no longer
be loaded in order to avoid damage caused by overheating. If the maximum tank
temperature is exceeded, sign is displayed on the screen.
The sensor for tank maximum limitation (SMAX) can be selected. The maximum limitation
always refers to the sensor selected (T2 or T3). The switch-on hysteresis (HYST) is
selectable(Default is 2
o
C), for example, when tank maximum temperature is set to 70
o
C,then
at 68
o
C, Maximum tank temperature protection function is deactivated automatically.
Menu Structure
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Main
menu
Submenu Factory
set
Adjustable
range
Step
per
adjust
Description
LOAD Tank heating
DTO 6K 1-50K 0.5K Switch-on temperature difference of
tank heating
DTF 4K 0.5-49.5K 0.5K Switch-off temperature difference of
tank heating
DTS 10K 1.5-50K 0.5K Temperature difference of pump
speed control
RIS 2K 1-20K 1K Rise range of pump speed control
SMX 70℃ 4-95℃ 1℃ Maximum temperature of tank
SMAX S2 S2. S3 Sensor for Maximum temperature of
tank ( S3 for T3, S2 for T2)
HYST 2K 0.1-10K 0.1K Hysteresis of maximum temperature
of tank
Setup the functions
► Select “LOAD” main menu
► Press “SET”, “DTO 6K” displays on the screen
► Press “SET”, “6K” blinks
► Press”▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-on temperature of the
solar circuit pump.
► Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
► Press “▲”, “DTF 4K” displays on the screen
► Press “SET”, “4K” blinks
► Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-off temperature of solar circuit pump
► Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
► Press “▲”, “DTS 10K” displays on the screen
► Press “SET”, “10K” blinks
► Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the standard temperature difference of solar circuit pump
► Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
► Press “▲”, “RIS 2K” displays on the screen
► Press “SET”, “2K” blinks
► Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the rise range of pump speed control
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► Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
► Press “▲”, “SMX 70
o
C” displays on the screen
► Press “SET”, “70
o
C” blinks
► Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the maximum temperature of tank
► Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
► Press “▲”, “SMAX S2” displays on the screen
► Press “SET”, “S2” blinks
► Press “▲/▼”, select the sensor for maximum temperature of tank (S3 for T3, S2 for T2)
► Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
► Press “▲”, “HYST 2K” displays on the screen
► Press “SET”, “2K” blinks
► Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the hysteresis of tank maximum temperature
► Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
7.3 COL Collector function
Function description
OCEM Collector emergency shutdown
When the collector temperature exceeds the adjusted collector emergency temperature,
Then solar pump (R1) switches off in order to protect the system components against
overheating (collector emergency shutdown). If the maximum collector temperature (OCEM)
is exceeded, sign is displayed.
Warning! Risk of injury! Risk of system damage by pressure surge! If water is used as
the heat transfer fluid in pressurized systems, water will boil at 100 °C. Then do not set the
collector limit temperature higher than 95 °C.
OCCO Collector cooling
The collector cooling function keeps the collector temperature rising within the operating
range by heating the tank. If the tank temperature reaches 95°C the function will be switched
off for safety reasons.
When the tank temperature exceeds the adjusted maximum temperature of tank, then solar
system is switched off. If the collector temperature rises up to its adjusted maximum collector
temperature, the solar pump is switched on again until the collector temperature falls below
the maximum collector temperature. The tank temperature may then exceed its maximum
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temperature, but only up to 95°C (emergency shutdown of the tank), and sign blinks on
the screen, system stops.
If the collector cooling is active, blinks on the screen.
This function is only available when the system cooling function (OSYC) and the heat
transfer function (OHDP) are not activated.
OCMI Collector minimum temperature
The minimum collector temperature is the lowest temperature for running the solar system,
only when collector temperature is higher than this temperature, solar pump (R1) just can be
switched-on, if the collector temperature falls below the adjusted minimum temperature, and
the function will be activated, sign blinks on the screen slowly.
OCFR Collector antifreeze function
Collector antifreeze function activates the loading circuit between the collector and the tank
when the collector temperature falls below the adjusted temperature CFRO. This will protect
the fluid against freezing or coagulating. If collector temperature exceeds the switch-off
temperature of collector antifreeze function CFRF, the solar pump will be switched off again.
If collector antifreeze function is activated, sign blinks on the screen slowly.
Note: Since this function uses the limited heat which is saved in the tank, so the
antifreeze function should be used in regions where ambient temperatures is around
the freezing point only for a few days.
OTCO Tube collector function
This function is used for improving the switch-on behavior in systems with non-ideal sensor
positions (e. g. with some tube collectors).
This function operates within an adjusted time section. It activates the collector circuit pump
R1 for an adjustable runtime between adjustable pauses in order to compensate for the
delayed temperature measurement.
If the runtime is set to more than 10s, the pump will run at 100% for the first 10s of the
runtime. For the remaining runtime, the pump will run at the adjusted minimum speed.
If the collector sensor is defective or the collector is blocked, this function will be switched off.
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Menu structure
Main
menu
Submenu
1
Submenu
2
Factory
set
Adjustable
range
Step
per
adjust
Description
COL Collector function
OCEM ON Collector emergency
shutdown function on/ff
CEM 130℃ 80-200℃ 1℃ Temperature of
collector emergency
shutdown(hysteresis
10K)
OCCO OFF Collector cooling
function on/off
CMAX 110℃ 70-160℃ 1℃ Temperature of
collector cooling
( hysteresis 5K)
OCMI OFF Collector minimum
temperature function
on/off
CMIN 10℃ 10-90℃ 1℃ Temperature of
collector minimum
function
OCFR OFF Anti-freeze function
on/off
CFRO 4℃ -40-8℃ 0.5℃ Switch-on temperature
of anti-freeze function
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CFRF 5℃ -39-9℃ 0.5℃ Switch-off temperature
of anti-freeze function
OTCO Tube collector function
TCST 07:00 00:00-23:00 1min Start time of tube
collector function
TCEN 19:00 00:00-23:00 1min Stop time of tube
collector function
TCRU 30s 30-300s 1s Pump runtime during
tube collector function
TCIN 30min 5-60min 1min Pump stop time during
tube collector function
Function setting:
OCEM (Collector emergency shutdown function) setup
►Select “COL” function menu
►Press “SET”, “OCEM” displays on the screen
►Press “SET” again, “OCEM ON” displays on the
screen
►Press “SET”, “ON” blinks on the screen
(If it is necessary to shut down this function, press “▲/▼” to deactivate it)
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “OCEM 130
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “130
o
C” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate or deactivate the collector emergency function
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to the previous menu
OCCO (Collector cooling function) setup
►Press “▲”, “OCCO” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OCEM OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to activated this function, “OCEM ON” displays on the screen
►Press “▲”, “CMAX 110
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-on temperature of collector cooling function
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
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►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
OCMI (Collector minimum temperature) setup
►Press “▲”, “OCMI” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OCMI OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “OCMI ON” displays on the screen
►Press “▲”, “OCMI 10
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the minimum temperature of collector
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
OCFR (Antifreeze function) setup
►Press “▲”, “OCFR” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OCFR OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “OCFR ON” displays on the screen
►Press “▲”, “CFRO 4
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “4
o
C” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-on temperature of antifreeze function
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “CFRF 5
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “5
o
C” blinks on the screen
► Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-off temperature of antifreeze function
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to the previous menu
OTCO (Tube collector function) setup
►Press “▲”, “OTCO” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OTCO OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to activated this function, “OTCO ON” displays on the screen
►Press “▲”, “TCST 07:00” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “07” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust hour
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►Press “SET”, “00” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust minute
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “TCEN 19:00” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “19” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” to adjust hour
►Press “SET”, “00” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust minute
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “TCRU 30” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “30” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust runtime
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “TCIN 30Min” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “30” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust stop time
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to the previous menu
7.4 PUMP Pump control mode
Function description:
With this parameter, the relay control mode can be adjusted. The following modes can be
selected:
Adjustment for standard pump without speed control:
ONOF: Pump on / pump off
Adjustment for standard pump with speed control:
PULS: Burst control via semiconductor relay
Adjustment for high-efficiency pump (HE pump)
• PSOL: PWM profile solar pump
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• PHEA: PWM profile heating pump
• 0-10: Speed control via 0 - 10 V signal
Note:
1. More information about connection of high efficiency pump see the paragraph (3.5
Connection with high efficiency pump)
2. Minimum pump speed: Under the adjustment menu MIN1 (2), a relative minimum speed
for connected pumps can be allocated to the outputs R1, R2.
3. Maximum pump speed: Under the adjustment menu MAX1 (2), a relative maximum
speed for connected pumps can be allocated to the outputs R1, R2.
4. When the devices which are not speed-controlled are used (e. g. motored valves), the
pump speed value of the corresponding relay must be set to 100 % or the control Mode
must be set to ONOF in order to deactivate pump speed control.
Note: PWM Relay allocation: PWM1 for R1, PWM2 for R2
Menu structure
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Main
menu
Submenu
1
Submenu
2
Submenu
3
Factory
set
Adjustable
range
Step
per
adjus
t
Description
PUMP Pump control
mode
PMP1(2.) Selection
pump R1 (R2.)
ONOF ON ON/OFF Pump on/off
(for pump
without speed
adjustment
function)
PULS OFF ON/OFF Pulse control
(Burst control
via
semiconductor
relay
MIN1 30% 20-95% 5%
MAX1 100% 25-100% 5%
PSOL OFF ON/OFF PWM profile
solar pumpMIN1 30% 20-95% 5%
MAX1 100% 25-100% 5%
PHEA OFF ON/OFF PWM profile
heating pumpMIN1 30% 20-95% 5%
MAX1 100% 25-100% 5%
0-10 OFF ON/OFF 0-10V signal
control pump
speed
MIN1 30% 20-95% 5%
MAX1 100% 25-100% 5%
Function setup
►Select “PUMP” menu
►Press “SET”, “PMP1” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “ONOF ON” displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to select pump type “PLUS、PSOL、PHEA、
0-10V”
►After select pump type, press “SET” to access the pump type.
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼” to open
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
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Note:
1. PMP2 setting process is same like PMP1
2. Only 1 type can be selected from 5 types ONOF、PLUS、PSOL、PHEA、0-10V
Example: when “PLUS ON” open option is selected, then other four types are closed
automatically.
7.5 COOL Cooling function
Function description:
There are 3 cooling functions can be activated for 3 different devices: system cooling, tank
cooling, heat transferring by external radiator.
OSYC System cooling
The system cooling function aims to keep the lifetime of a solar system for a longer time. The
function overrides the maximum tank temperature limitation to provide thermal relief of the
collector field and the heat transfer fluid on hot days. If the tank temperature is higher than
the adjusted maximum tank temperature and the switch-on temperature difference DTCO is
reached, the solar pump remains running or will be switched on. Solar loading is continued
until either the temperature difference falls below the adjusted switch-off value DTCF or the
collector emergency shutdown temperature OCEM is reached.
Note: This function will only be available when the collector cooling function, external
radiator heat transfer functions are not activated.
OSTC Tank cooling
When the tank cooling function is activated, the controller aims to cool down the tank during
the night in order to prepare it for solar loading on the following day. If the tank temperature
exceeds the adjusted maximum tank temperature SMAX, the collector temperature falls
below the tank temperature and down to the switch-on temperature difference DTCO of this
cooling function, then system will be activated in order to cool down the tank by releasing the
energy through the collector.
If tank cooling function is activated, sign blinks on the screen
Note: if tank temperature reaches to 95
o
C, all cooling functions will be locked.
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Hysteresis switch on temperature difference is 5K.
OHDP Heat transferring by external radiator
Heat transferring by external radiator function is designed to transfer the excess heat which
is generated under the strong solar irradiation through an external heat exchanger (e. g. fan
coil); the purpose is to keep the collector’s or tank’s temperature within the operating range.
For this function, an extra output should be added (R2 or R3 as option)
Heat transferring by external radiator function can control either an additional pump or a
valve (OTPM ON = pump logic, OTPM OFF = valve logic)
Heat transferring by pump logic:
If the collector temperature reaches the switch on temperature (OTST), the heat transfer
pump(R2/R3) on. If the collector temperature fall 5K below heat transfer temperature
(OTST), the heat transfer pump (R2/R3) off.
Heat transferring by valve logic:
If the collector temperature reaches the switch on temperature (OTST), the heat transfer
valve(R2/R3) and circuit pump(R1) on. If the collector temperature fall 5K below heat transfer
temperature (OTST),the heat transfer valve(R2/R3) and circuit pump(R1) off.
Below is the example of this application for reference.
Collector heat transferring valve logic Collector heat transferring pump logic
Sign displays on the screen, it indicates that valve logic heat transferring is running.
Sign displays on the screen, it indicates that pump logic heat transferring is running.
Note:
1. When collector overheat temperature OTST is 10K below the CEM temperature of
collector emergency shutdown, then collector overheat temperature OTST is locked
2. Heat transferring function is only available when collector cooling function (OCCO)
and system cooling function (OSYC) are deactivated.
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Menu structure
Main
menu
Submenu
1
Submenu
2
Factory
set
Adjustable
range
Step
per
adjust
Description
COOL Cooling function
OSYC OFF ON/OFF System cooling
function
OSTC OFF ON/OFF Tank cooling
function
DTCO 20K 1-30K 0.5K Switch-on
temperature
difference of cooling
function
DTCF 15K 0.5-29.5K 0.5K Switch-off
temperature
difference of cooling
function
OHDP OFF ON/OFF Heat transferring by
external radiator
( only in case there
is available output)
OTST 80
o
C 20-160
o
C 1
o
C Temperature set
point for heat
transferring
( hysteresis 5
o
C)
OTPM ON OTPM
ON=pump
logic
OTPM
OFF=valve
logic
Pump control logic
and valve control
logic
REL R3 R3,R2 Output ports
Function setting:
OSYC (system cooling function) setting
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►Select “COOL” menu
►Press “SET”, “OSYC OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
OSTC (Tank cooling function) setting
►Press “▲” button, “OSTC” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OSTC OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET” button, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼” to activate this function
►Press “▲”, “DTCO 20K” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “20K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch on temperature difference
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DTCF 15K” displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-off temperature difference
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
OHDP (Heat transferring) setting
►Press “▲”, “OHDP” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OHDP OFF” displays
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks”
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “OHDP ON” displays
►Press “▲”, “OTST 80
o
C” displays
►Press “SET”, “80
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the temperature of heat transferring
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲” button, “OTPM ON” displays
►Press “SET”, “ON” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to select the control logic pump or valve
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “REL 3” displays
►Press “SET”, “3” blinks
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►Press “▲/▼”, to select the output port for heat transferring
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
7.6 AUX Auxiliary function
Function description:
Auxiliary functions can be set under “AUX” menu; controller can activate several auxiliary
functions simultaneously.
Note: Functions SFB and HEAT use the same output port R2, though only one of the functions of
SFB, and HEAT can be activated, one is activated, and the other one will be automatically ceased.
SFB solid fuel boiler function
The solid fuel boiler function is designed for transferring
heat from a solid fuel boiler to a tank.
For this purpose, sensor T5 and relay output R2 are
needed, and this relay is energized when below all
switch-on conditions are fulfilled:
1. The temperature difference between the sensors of heat source T5 and heat sink (T3
as priority selection) has exceeded the switch-on temperature difference.
2. The temperature at the solid fuel boiler sensor T5 has exceeded its minimum
temperature (MNSO)
3. The temperature at the tank sensor T3 has fallen below its maximum temperature
MXSS
When the preset switch-on temperature difference is exceeded, pump speed control starts.
For every increase or decrease by the rise value (RIS), the pump speed will be adjusted by
10 %.
The switch-on hysteresis is -5 K.
HEAT Heat transferring between tanks
Heat transferring between tanks is designed to transfer thermal energy from heat source
tank to the object tank. The output relay R2 is energized
when below all switch-on conditions are fulfilled:
1. Temperature difference between the heat source
tank ((T3 as priority selection) and object tank T4
reaches to the switch-on temperature difference.
2. Temperature of heat source tank is higher than its
preset minimum temperature
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3. Temperature of object tank is lower than its preset maximum temperature.
When the preset temperature difference is exceeded, pump speed control starts. For every
increase or decrease by the rise value, the pump speed will be adjusted by 10 %.
BEEP Beeper fault warning
When system has fault (temperature sensor fault, no flow), beeper sends out warning.
Menu structure
Main
menu
Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Factory
set
Adjustable
range
Step per
adjust
Description
AUX Auxiliary functions
SFB OFF ON/OFF Solid fuel boiler function
DTSO 6K 1-50K 0.5K Switch-on temperature
difference of SFB
DTSF 4K 0.5-49.5K 0.5K Switch-off temperature
difference of SFB
DTSS 10K 1.5-50K 0.5K Pump speed control-
temperature difference
RISF 2K 1-20K 1K Pump speed control- rise
range
MXSS 60℃ 0.5-95℃ 0.5℃ Maximum switch-off
temperature of tank
heating
MNSO 60℃ 0.5-89.5℃ 0.5℃ Minimum switch-on
temperature of solid fuel
boiler
HEAT 0FF ON/OFF Heat transferring between
tanks
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DTHO 6K 1-50K 0.5K Switch-on temperature
difference of heat
transferring between tank
DTHF 4K 0.5-49.5K 0.5K Switch-off temperature
difference of heat
transferring between tank
DTHS 10K 1.5-50K 0.5K Pump speed control-
temperature difference
between tanks
RISH 2K 1-20K 1K Pump speed control- rise
range between tanks
MXHO 70℃ 0.5-95℃ 0.5℃ Maximum temperature of
object tank
MNHO 60℃ 0.5-89.5℃ 0.5℃ Minimum temperature of
heat source tank
BEEP OFF ON/OFF Beeper warning function
( sensor fault, no flow)
Function setup
SFB (Solid fuel boiler) setting
► Select AUX main menu, access “SFB” setting window
►Press “SET”, “SFB” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “SFB OFF” displays
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “SFB ON” displays
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DTSO 6K” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “6K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-on temperature difference
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DTSF 4K”displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “4K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-off temperature difference
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DTSS 10K” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “10K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the standard temperature difference of pump
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
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►Press “▲”, “RISF 2K” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “2K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the rise range
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “MXSS 60
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “60
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the maximum shutdown temperature of tank
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “MNSO 60
o
C”displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the lowest switch-on temperature of solid fuel boiler
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
HEAT(Heat transferring between tanks)setting
►Press “▲”, “HEAT” displays
►Press “SET”, “HEAT OFF” displays
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “HEAT ON” displays on the screen
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DTHO 6K” displays
►Press “SET”, “6K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-on temperature difference of 2 tanks
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DTHF 4K” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “4K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the switch-off temperature difference of 2 tanks
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DTHS 10K” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “10K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the standard temperature difference of pump
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “RISH 2K” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “2K” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust rise range
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
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►Press “▲”, “MXHO 70
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “70
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the maximum temperature of heated tank
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “MNHO 60
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the lowest temperature of heat source tank
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
BEEP(Beeper warning function) setting
►Press “▲”, “BEEP” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “BEEP OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “BEEP ON” displays on the screen
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
7.7 MAN Manual operation
For control and service work, the operating mode of the relays can be manually adjusted. For
this purpose, select the adjustment menu MAN (for R1, R2, R3, HR) to set output “On/OFF”
Manually.
Note: When manual mode is activated, sign blinks on the screen, controller runs
for 15 minutes and then switch-off all output, control exits manual mode automatically.
Menu structure
Main Menu Submenu Factory set Adjustable range Description
MAN Manual mode
R1 OFF ON/OFF R1 on and off
R2 OFF ON/OFF R2 on and off
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R3 OFF ON/OFF R3 on and off
HR OFF ON/OFF HR on and off
Function setup
►Press “▲”, “R1” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “R1 OFF” displays
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “R1 ON” displays
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “R2” displays, repeat above steps to set the manual output of R2, R3, HR.
7.8 BLPR Blocking protection
Function description:
In order to protect the pumps against blocking after standstill, the controller is equipped with
a blocking protection function. This function switches on the relays one after another every
day at 12:00 a.m and pump runs for 10s at 100 % speed.
Menu structure
Function setting
►Press”▲”, “BLPR” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “BLPR OFF” displays
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “BLPR ON” displays on the screen
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
7.9 OTDI Thermal Disinfection function
Function description:
This function helps to prevent the spread of Legionella in DHW tanks by systematically
activating the after-heating.
For thermal disinfection, the temperature at the allocated sensor has to be monitored. During
the monitoring period PDIS, this protection ensures the disinfection temperature is
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continuously exceeded the disinfection temperature TDIS for the entire disinfection period
DDIS. Thermal disinfection can only be completed when the disinfection temperature is
exceeded for the duration of the disinfection period without any interruption.
The monitoring period PDIS starts as soon as the temperature at the allocated sensor falls
below the disinfection temperature TDIS, once the monitoring period PDIS ends, disinfection
period SDIS starts, and the allocated reference relay activates the after-heating, when tank
temperature exceeds the disinfection temperature, disinfection phase DDIS starts and
disinfection heating time countdowns, countdown finishes, disinfection heating finishes.
Menu structure
Menu Submenu Factory
set
Adjustable
range
Step
per
adjust
Description
OTDI OFF ON/OFF Disinfection function
PDIS 7d 0-30d 1d Time section of disinfection
monitoring
DDIS 10min 1-180 1min Heating time of disinfection
TDIS 70
o
C 0-90
o
C 1
o
C Temperature of disinfection
SDIS 18:00 00:00-21:00 1:00 Start time of disinfection
Function setting
►Press “▲”, “OTDI” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OTDI OFF” display
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “OTDI ON” displays
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “PDIS 7” displays
►Press “SET”, “7” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the days for disinfection monitoring,
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►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DDIS 10Min” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “10” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the heating time of disinfection
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “TDIS 70
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “70
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the temperature of disinfection
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “SDIS 18:00” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “18” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the start time of the disinfection
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
7.10 OPAR Parallel relay
Function description:
With this function, e. g. a valve can be controlled in parallel to the pump via a separate relay.
If solar loading starts to run (R1) or if a solar function is active, the selected parallel relay (R3)
will be energized at the same time. The parallel relay can also be de-energized inversely.
INVE OFF means R1 triggered, parallel reply R3 also triggered.
INVE ON, means R1 closed, but parallel reply R3 is triggered
Menu structure
Function setting
►Select OPAR menu
►Press “SET”, “OPAR OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “OPAR ON”
displays ►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “INVE OFF” displays
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
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►Press “▲/▼” to activate this function, “INVE ON” displays
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
7.11 OHQM Thermal quantity measurement
The thermal quantity measurement can be carried out in 3 different ways:
Fixed flow rate ( use flow meter with glass window)
With Granados flow rotor VFS
With rotary vane flow mater FRT
Thermal quantity measurement with fixed flow rate value
The thermal quantity measurement calculation (estimation) uses the temperature difference
between the flow sensor T6 and return sensorT5 and the entered flow rate (at 100 % pump
speed).
Note: sensor of flow and return pipe for thermal quantity measurement is default set
in solar system, it can not be reset.
Under menu FTYP to set the flow rate type to 1
Read the flow rate (l/min) and enter it in the FMAX menu
Under menu MEDT and MED% to set the antifreeze medium type and concentration of the
heat transfer fluid
Antifreeze type:
0: Water
1: Propylene glycol
2: Ethylene glycol
3: Tyfocol LS / G-LS
Thermal quantity measurement with Grundfos Direct Sensor VFS
The thermal quantity measurement uses the temperature difference between flow sensor T6
and return sensor TVFS and the flow rate transmitted by the VFS sensor.
TVFS: Temperature of Grundfos Direct sensor VFS
Note:
1. Sensor of flow and return pipe for thermal quantity
measurement is default set in the solar system, it can
not be reset.
2. Flow checking function is only available when a VFS
type Grundfos Direct Sensor is connected to the
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controller.
3. If select Grundfos sensor VFS to calculate heat quantity, firstly you should activate VFS
function under menu FS/GFDS (VFS ON), and select measurement range, default value
is 1-12L/min.
4. Under FTYP menu to set the flow rate type to 2 (VFS)
Under menu MEDT and MED% to set the antifreeze type and concentration of the heat
transfer fluid
T6: temperature sensor on the flow pipe
TVFS: temperature sensor on the return pipe
If VFS is not connected correctly, sign blinks on the sensor
Thermal quantity measurement with rotary vane flow meter(FRT)
Under menu FTYP, set the flow type to 3(FRT)
The thermal quantity measurement uses the temperature
difference between flow sensor T6 and return sensor T5 and
the flow rate transmitted by the FRT flow meter.
Under menu MEDT and MED% to set the antifreeze medium
type and concentration of the heat transfer fluid
Note: when rotary vane flow meter (FRT) is selected for thermal quantity calculation,
then it needs to activate FRT (FRT ON) under menu FS/FRT.
Menu structure
Menu Submenu
1
Submenu
2
Factory
set
Adjustabl
e range
Step
per
adjust
Description
OHQM OFF ON/OFF Thermal quantity
measurement
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FTYP Flow meter selection
1 1 Flow meter with fixed
flow value
2 Grundfos flow meter
(VFS)
3 Rotary vane flow
meter (FRT)
FMAX 6L/min 0.5-100L/
min
0.1 Flow rate enter
MEDT 3 0-3 Medium type
0: water
1: Propylene glycol
2: Ethylene glycol
3: Tyfocol LS/G-LS;
MED% 45% 20-70% 1% Concentration of
medium
Function setting
►Select OHQM menu
►Press “SET”, “OHQM OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “OHQM ON” displays on the screen
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “FTYP 1” displays
►Press “SET”, “1” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, select type of the flow meter (1, 2, and 3)
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “FMAX 6” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “6” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust flow rate
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “MEDT 3” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “3” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to select medium type
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “MED% 45” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “45” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the concentration of medium
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►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
7.12 FS Flow meter selection and flow rate monitoring
Under this menu, it is possible to set the flow meter (VFS, FRT) on or off and set its
measuring range.
FLOW (flow monitoring)
Function description
Flow monitoring function is designed to detect whether flow exists in the solar system and
therefore to switch-off the corresponding pump in case of no flow, it can avoid damaging of
the solar system, for example, avoiding pump dry running
If relay R1 is powered, flow rate of flow sensor will be monitored. After a delay detection time
(DELA), if no flow rate is detected, error message will appear, and sign will blinks
on the screen.
If “OFF” option of the flow monitoring function is activated, and then the loaded tank is
stopped to be heated until error message is removed, then monitoring function is activated
again.
Note: if the selected flow meter is not connected to the controller, sign will blinks
on the screen.
Menu structure
Main
men
u
Submen
u 1
Submen
u 2
Submen
u 3
Factor
y set
Adjusta
ble
range
Step
per
adjust
Descriptio
n
FS Register
flow meter
sensor
GFDS
VFS OFF OFF OFF /
ON
Groudfos
flow meter
sensor
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1-12 Measuring
range of
Groudfos
flow
meter(1-12
L/min)
2-40 Measuring
range of
Groudfos
flow meter
(2-40 L/min)
FRT OFF OFF OFF /
ON
Rotary vane
flow meter
FLOW OFF ON/OFF Non flow
warning
DELY 30s 1-600s 1s Checking
time of non
flow
warning
Function setting
►Select FS menu
►Press “SET”, “GFDS” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “VFS OFF” displays
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “VFS 1-12V” displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, select the range of Groudfos flow meter
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “FLOW OFF” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “FLOW ON” displays
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “DELY 30” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “30” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the checking time of non-flow warning
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “ESC” to return to previous menu
►Press “▲”, “FRT” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “FRT OFF” displays
►Press “SET”, “OFF” blinks
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►Press “▲/▼”, to activate this function, “FRT ON” displays
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “FLOW OFF” displays, repeat above steps.
7.13 UNIT C-F Switch
Under this menu, below unit can be set:
TEMP: temperature
ENEG: thermal quantity, 1 is for KWH, 2 is for BTU
The units can be switched during operation.
Menu structure
Main Menu Submenu Factory set Adjustable range Description
UNIT Unit switch menu
TEMP
o
C
o
C /
o
F
o
C –
o
F switch
ENEG 1(Wh) 1(Wh) /2(BTU) Thermal energy unit
switch
Function setting
►Select UNIT menu
►Press “SET”, “TEMP
o
C” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “
o
C” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to select temperature unit
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
►Press “▲”, “ENEG 1” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “1” blinks
►Press “▲/▼”, to select thermal energy unit
►Press “SET” or “ESC” to save the setting
7.14 RET Reset
By means of the reset function, all adjustments can be reset to the factory settings.
RSTP (Menu parameters): through reset function, all parameters can be reset to factory
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setting
CHQM (accumulated thermal quantity): accumulated thermal quantity can be reset to 0
CPT (accumulated running time of pump): accumulated solar pump running time (R1 time/R2
time) can be reset to 0.
Menu structure
Function setting
►Select RST menu
►Press “SET”, “RSTP” displays on the screen
►Press “SET”, “YES” blinks
►Press “SET” for 3 seconds, beeper sounds “di” 3 times,
“YES” lighting, and it indicates system is recovered to
factory set.
►Press “ESC” return to the submenu
►Press “▲”, “CHQM” displays, repeat above steps to reset the CHQM, CPT parameters.
7.15 PASS Password setup
Menu structure
Function Setting
Select the password setting, “PASS” menu
►Press “SET” button, “PWDN 0000” displays on the
screen, to enter the new password
►Press “SET” button again, the first digital blinks
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►Press “▲/▼”, to enter the correct digital, repeats same process to enter the second, the
third and the forth digital.
►Press “SET” button, “PWDG 0000” displays on the screen, to enter the new password
again, after confirm the new password, “ OK” displays on the screen, it indicates the new
password setting successfully.
Note: If the password is forgot, it is impossible to recover, but you can recover the
password to the factory set, then you can reedit a password like above descript steps,
doing like following to recover to factory set.
► Switch-off the power to controller
► Hold down “ESC” button
► Reconnect the power supply, when beeper sounds 3 di….., and then release “ESC” button,
Controller recovers to the factory set password (factory set password is 0000),
7.16 M.H Manual heating
Function Description:
It is possible to trigger back-up heating manually with this controller to heat tank. When tank
temperature is lower than the set point of the switch-on temperature, manual heating function
is in standby, when you press the manual heating button, heating will start, and it works until
tank temperature reaches to the set point.
Activate/deactivate this function:
►Press “M.H” button, temperature “60
o
C” blinks on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust the desired temperature, adjustable range 10
o
C~80
o
C, factory set
is 60
o
C
►Press “M.H” or “ESC” or waiting for 20 seconds to trigger the manual heating, then manual
sign lighted on the screen, and the heating sign blinks the screen
►Press “M.H” again, switch-off manual heating.
Note: 1.Manual heating is not a continuous heating process, it is triggered manually,
and when the temperature reaches to the set point, the heating process is stopped. And
manual heating function is stopped automatically.
7.17 Holiday function
The holiday function is used for operating the system when no water consumption is
expected, e. g. during a holiday absence. This function cools down the system in order to
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reduce the thermal load.
2 cooling functions are available: tank cooling (OSTC) and tank heat transfer (OHDP).
Note: Controller is designed to run tank heat transfer (OHDP) function priority, when
tank heat transfer (OHDP) function is deactivated, then tank cooling function (OHTC) runs
automatically in turn.
Activate/deactivate this function:
►Press “ ” button for 3 seconds, “HDAY 05” displays on the screen
►Press “▲/▼”, to adjust holiday’s days, adjustable range 0-99 days
►Press “ ” again, holiday function is closed
Note:When you return from holiday, please deactivate this function in time.
8. Protection function
8.1 Memory function during power failure
When power of controller is failed, and when power is switched-on again, controller will keep
the parameters which set before power failure.
8.2 Screen protection
When no any press on button for 5 minutes, screen protection is activated automatically, and
then LED background lamp is switched-off. Through press any button to light LED lamp
again.
8.3 Trouble checking
The built-in controller is a qualified product, which is conceived for years of continuous
trouble-free operation. If a problem occurs, the most of causes is from the peripheral
components but no relation with controller itself. The following description of some
well-known problems should help the installer and operator to isolate the problem, so that the
system can be put into operation as quickly as possible and to avoid unnecessary cost. Of
course, not all possible problems can be listed here. However, most of the normal problems
encountered with the controller can be found in the list below, only return the controller to
seller when you are absolutely sure that none of the problems listed below is responsible for
the fault.
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PT1000 resistance value
NTC 10K B=3950 resistance value
9. Quality Guarantee
Manufacturer provides following quality responsibilities to end-users: within the period of
quality responsibilities, manufacturer will exclude the failure caused by production and
material selection. A correct installation will not lead to failure. When a user takes incorrect
handling way, incorrect installation, improper or crude handling, and wrong connection of
Warm water outflow upwards?
The quality warranty expires within 18 months after the date of purchasing the controller.
On the screen, sensor sign and warning sign blinks
Sensor failure, press “▲/▼” button, an error code instead
of temperature displays on the corresponding sensor place
Disconnect sensor, check resistance value with ohmmeter,
and compare the figure with below table.
---- -88.8
Wire is broken,
Check wire
Wire is shorten,
Check wire
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10. Accessories
Products name Specification Products picture
A01:
High accurate
Pt1000 sensor for
collector
PT1000, Ф6*50mm
A02:
High accurate
sensor for tank and
pipe
NTC10K, B=3950, Ф6*50mm
A05:
304 stainless steel
thermo well
304 stainless steel with thread 1/2’ OT,
Size: Ф8*200
WIFI To 485 Mode Input: AC100-240V
Output: DC5V/1A
Current:50mA
Baud rate:9600bit/s
A13:
Grundfos Direct
Sensor VFS
1-12l/min;
2-40l/min
A17:FRT digital flow
meter
Parameter: male thread 3/4
Power: 5-24V/DC
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SR802
Unit for high power
electrical heater
Dimension:100mm*100mm*65mm
Power supply: AC180V ~ 264V,
50/60Hz
Suitable power: ≤ 4000W
Available ambient temperature: -10 ~
50
o
C
Waterproof grade: IP43
SR802 connection diagram
Note: Switch-off power, and perform by profession installer.