Danfoss 088U1100 Guida d'installazione

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Installation Guide
Expansion Module
for Danfoss Icon™ Master
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PWR3
IN 3 IN 2 IN 1
PT
1000
24
VDC
4
6
5
IN 1
APPLICATION
SETTINGS
IN 2 IN 3
1
2
3
Perform wirring according to electrical
diagram, then insert the Expansion
Module into the Danfoss Icon™ Master
Controller for extra features.
1. Use this key to choose application.
Press application key and then use
and to choose application
1-11 and confirm with OK”. See
applications drawings to help you
choose the correct application.
2. Use the key to set application
specific settings. See in application
description which settings are
available for the chosen application.
3. LED’s indicate the state of the inputs
1 to 3. See application description
for the specific application.
4. Terminals for connection of various
wiring /external devices.
5. Cable strain relief.
6. Break away for wiring /cables.
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Application 0001: 2-pipe system, fixed supply temperature, electronically
controlled.
Optional: Global standby.
Application description
Floor heating system with electronic supply temperature control. The supply temperature is set to a fixed
value.
The system uses a PT1000 sensor to detect and control the supply temperature and is also used to ensure
that the temperature does not exceed the max. allowed temperature. If connected, the system will control
the circulation pump and the heat demand signal for e.g. a boiler or heat pump. The pump and heat
demand signal will be on when minimum 1 circuit has a heat demand. Output 1 must be used for TWA on
mixing shunt.
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3
rd
party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set desired supply flow temperature [25-70°C]
“SET 2” = Set desired safety cut-off temperature [30-75°C]
Note: temperature must be higher than flow temperature.
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGS
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Application test function
Enter the Test” menu via the installer key.
The Application test (APP test) is specific for each applica-
tion. The test is split into steps to ensure that all compo-
nents are installed correctly. Please follow the process.
Test steps
Step 1:1 Go to mixing shunt control valve actuator, and
verify that the valve opens fully (up to 3 minutes opening
time can be expected). After 5 minutes, the mixing shunt
valve actuator will close again.
During the 5 minute test period, the display on the Master
Controller will also show the measured supply flow tem-
perature in the display.
OK
TEST NET
TEST APP
TEST FL
O
RUN
INSTALL
UNINSTALL
TEST
Parts list
Pos. 1 088U0093-96 1 pc. Danfoss FHM-Cx Mixing shunt
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 087B1165 1 pc. ESM-11 PT-1000 sensor
Pos. 5. NC: 088H3110 / NC: 193B2148 1 pc. thermal actuator, 24 V (types TWA-A or ABN-FBH)
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Application 0002: 2-pipe system with demand based supply temperature
control.
Optional: Global standby.
Application description
Floor heating system with electronic supply temperature control.
The demand based supply temperature is controlled depending on the heat demand from the rooms.
The system uses a PT1000 sensor to detect the supply temperature and is also used to ensure that the
temperature does not exceed the max. allowed temperature via a safety Tmax. If connected, the system
will control the circulation pump and the heat demand signal for e.g. a boiler or heat pump. The pump and
heat demand signal will be on when minimum 1 circuit has a heat demand. Output 1 must be used for
TWA on mixing shunt.
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3
rd
party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set desired min. supply flow temperature [25-65°C]
“SET 2” = Set desired max. supply flow [30-70°C]
Note: temperature cannot be set less than 5°C higher than min. supply flow temperature.
“SET 3” = Set desired safety cut-off temperature [30-75°C]
Note: temperature must be higher than flow temperature.
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGSSETTINGS
OKOK
OKOK
OKOK
OKOK
OKOK
OKOK
OKOK
OKOK
OKOK
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Application test function
Enter the Test” menu via the installer key.
The Application test (APP test) is specific for each applica-
tion. The test is split into steps to ensure that all compo-
nents are installed correctly. Please follow the process.
Test steps
Step 1:1 Go to mixing shunt control valve actuator, and
verify that the valve opens fully (up to 3 minutes opening
time can be expected). After 5 minutes, the mixing shunt
valve actuator will close again.
During the 5 minute test period, the display on the master
controller will also show the measured supply flow tem-
perature in the display.
OK
TEST NET
TEST APP
TEST FL
O
RUN
INSTALL
UNINSTALL
TEST
Parts list
Pos. 1 088U0093-96 1 pc. Danfoss FHM-Cx Mixing shunt
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 087B1165 1 pc. ESM-11 PT-1000 sensor
Pos. 5. NC: 088H3110 / NC: 193B2148 1 pc. thermal actuator, 24 V (types TWA-A or ABN-FBH)
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Application 0003: 2-pipe system with automatic changeover for cooling based
on supply temperature.
Optional: Dewpoint sensor (recommended), Global standby, Circulation pump and heat demand
signal.
Application description
Floor heating system with automatic changeover for cooling based on supply temperature input.
The supply temperature is monitered using a PT1000 sensor. Based on the measurement, the system
switches to heating or cooling. If connected, the system will control the circulation pump which will be
turned on when minimum 1 room has a heat or cooling demand.
The heat signal for e.g. a boiler or heat pump is only activated when the system is in heating mode and
minimum 1 room has a heat demand. For cooling applications it is always recommended to have a dew
point sensor installed in the system to prevent moisture damage to floor and installations in cases where
the relative humidty exceeds dew point.
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3rd party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set supply flow temperature for change-over to heating [25-55°C]
“SET 2” = Set supply flow temperature for change-over to cooling [15-25°C]
Note: temperature cannot be set higher than 2°C lower than heating change-over temperature.
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGS
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Settings on thermostat
Excluding rooms from cooling: To exclude a room from cooling - typically in bathrooms where cooling
would be uncomfortable - go to thermostat and set menu to . See Thermostat Installation Guide
for further information.
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Application test function
Enter the Test” menu via the installer key.
The Application test (APP test) is specific for each applica-
tion. The test is split into steps to ensure that all compo-
nents are installed correctly. Please follow the process.
Test steps
Step 1:1 During the 1 minute test period, the display on
the master controller will show the measured supply flow
temperature in the display.
OK
TEST NET
TEST APP
TEST FL
O
RUN
INSTALL
UNINSTALL
TEST
Parts list
Pos. 1 087B1165 1 pc. ESM-11 PT1000 sensor
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 088U0251 1 pc. dew point sensor, type CF-DS
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Application 0004: 2 pipe system with heat pump controlled changeover to
cooling.
Optional: Dewpoint sensor (recommended), Circulation pump and heat demand signal.
Application description
Floor heating system with automatic changeover for cooling controlled by heat source e.g. heat pump.
The heat pump provides the cooling signal to the Danfoss Icon™ Master, when the heat pump goes into
cooling mode thus activating cooling mode. If connected, the system will control the circulation pump and
it will be turned on when minimum 1 room has a heat or cooling demand.
The heat signal for e.g. a boiler or heat pump is only activated when the system is in heating mode and
minimum 1 room has a heat demand. For cooling applications it is always recommended to have a dew
point sensor installed in the system to prevent moisture damage to floor and installations in cases where
the relative humidty exceeds dew point.
Settings
No settings necessary.
APPLICATION
OK
OK
Settings on thermostat
Excluding rooms from cooling: To exclude a room from cooling - typically in bathrooms where cooling
would be uncomfortable - go to thermostat and set menu to . See Thermostat Installation Guide
for further information.
Application test function
Not relevant.
Parts list
Pos. 1 NA 1 pc. heat pump
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 088U0251 1 pc. dew point sensor, type CF-DS
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Application 0005: 2 pipe system with hybrid Air/water heat pump with inte-
grated condensing boiler (example: Itho Cool Cube). Change over ordered from
reference room thermostat.
Optional: Dewpoint sensor (recommended) and Global standby.
Application description
Floor heating system with cooling done via e.g. Coolcube used as heating and cooling source.
The Icon™ system controls the heat and cooling demand by activating the corrosponding relay (PWR1
and potential free relay). For cooling applications it is always recommended to have a dew point sensor
installed in the system to prevent moisture damage to floor and installations in cases where the relative
humidty exceeds dew point. Four conditions must be true before cooling in a room is allowed:
Reference room temperature must exceed the room setpoint + cooling hysterhesis.
No room has called for heating within neutral time.
The dew point sensor must not be active / no condensation risk present.
The room thermostat must be enabled for cooling (default = enabled).
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3
rd
party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set desired cooling hysterhesis for change-over [+2 to +4K]
“SET 2” = Set neutral time that must pass without active heating or cooling, before change-over can be
activated [3-6 Hrs.]
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGS
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Settings on thermostat
Excluding rooms from cooling: To exclude a room from cooling - typically in bathrooms where cooling
would be uncomfortable - go to thermostat and set menu to . See Thermostat Installation Guide
for further information.
Choose reference room thermostat: To assign a thermostat as reference room thermostat, go to the
desired reference room thermostat and in menu set to .
When selected the thermostat will control when the system goes from heating mode to cooling mode
based on the actual temperature in the room.
It is only possible to have one reference thermostat per system and if more than one thermostats are
assigned as reference, the last assigned will overwrite the previous reference room thermostats and cause
these to revert to normal function.
Application test function
Enter the Test” menu via the installer key.
The Application test (APP test) is specific for each applica-
tion. The test is split into steps to ensure that all compo-
nents are installed correctly. Please follow the process.
Test steps
Step 1:3 During the first minute of the test, the heat
source is set to "heating mode" via "PWR1 output". Check
on heat source user interface that heating is active.
Step 2:3 During the second minute of the test, the heat
source is set to "cooling mode" via "Relay output". Check
on heat source user interface that cooling is active
Step 3:3 During the third minute of the test, the heat
source is set to "neutral mode", neither heating nor cooling
is active.
OK
TEST NET
TEST APP
TEST FL
O
RUN
INSTALL
UNINSTALL
TEST
Parts list
Pos. 1 NA 1 pc. e.g. Coolcube
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 088U0251 1 pc. dew point sensor, type CF-DS
Pos. 5. NA
External relay (convert 230 V to potential free relay), not
supplied by Danfoss
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Application 0006: 3-pipe system with cooling control via motorized valve and
common return, change over signal ordered by reference room thermostat.
Optional: Dewpoint sensor (recommended), Global standby and heat demand signal relay.
Application description
3 -pipe Floor heating system with cooling controlled via motorized valve and common return.
The Icon™ system controls the heat and cooling demand by activating the corresponding relay (PWR1
and PWR2). For cooling applications it is always recommended to have a dew point sensor installed in the
system to prevent moisture damage to floor and installations in cases where the relative humidty exceeds
dew point. Four conditions must be true before cooling in a room is allowed:
Reference room temperature must exceed the room setpoint + cooling hysterhesis.
No room has called for heating within neutral time.
The dew point sensor must not be active / no condensation risk present.
The room thermostat must be enabled for cooling (default = enabled).
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3
rd
party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set desired cooling hysterhesis for change-over [+2 to +4K]
“SET 2” = Set neutral time that must pass without active heating or cooling, before change-over can be
activated [3-6 Hrs.]
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGS
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Settings on thermostat
Excluding rooms from cooling: To exclude a room from cooling - typically in bathrooms where cooling
would be uncomfortable - go to thermostat and set menu to . See Thermostat Installation Guide
for further information.
Choose reference room thermostat: To assign a thermostat as reference room thermostat, go to the
desired reference room thermostat and in menu set to .
When selected the thermostat will control when the system goes from heating mode to cooling mode
based on the actual temperature in the room.
It is only possible to have one reference thermostat per system and if more than one thermostats are
assigned as reference, the last assigned will overwrite the previous reference room thermostats and cause
these to revert to normal function.
Application test function
Enter the Test” menu via the installer key.
The Application test (APP test) is specific for each applica-
tion. The test is split into steps to ensure that all compo-
nents are installed correctly. Please follow the process.
Test steps
Step 1:2 During the first minute of the test, the AMZ 113
valve is set to "heating mode" via "PWR1 output going
ON". Check on valve/actuator that position is correct for
"heating".
Step 2:2 During the second minute of the test, the AMZ
113 valve is set to "cooling mode" via "PWR1 output going
OFF". Check on valve/actuator that position is correct for
"Cooling".
OK
TEST NET
TEST APP
TEST FL
O
RUN
INSTALL
UNINSTALL
TEST
Parts list
Pos. 1 DN15: 082G5511 DN20: 088G5512 1 pc. AMZ 113 (3 -way valve)
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 088U0251 1 pc. dew point sensor, type CF-DS
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Application 0007: 3-pipe system with cooling control via thermal actuators and
common return controlled by reference room thermostat.
Optional: Dewpoint sensor (recommended), Global standby, pump relay and heat demand signal.
Application description
3 -pipe Floor heating system with cooling controlled via thermal actuators and common return.
The Icon™ system controls the heat and cooling demand by activating the corresponding outputs (M1 and
M2). For cooling applications it is always recommended to have a dew point sensor installed in the system
to prevent moisture damage to floor and installations in cases where the relative humidty exceeds dew
point. Four conditions must be true before cooling in a room is allowed:
Reference room temperature must exceed the room setpoint + cooling hysterhesis.
No room has called for heating within neutral time.
The dew point sensor must not be active / no condensation risk present.
The room thermostat must be enabled for cooling (default = enabled).
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3
rd
party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set desired cooling hysterhesis for change-over [+2 to +4K]
“SET 2” = Set neutral time that must pass without active heating or cooling, before change-over can be
activated [3-6 Hrs.]
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGS
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Settings on thermostat
Excluding rooms from cooling: To exclude a room from cooling - typically in bathrooms where cooling
would be uncomfortable - go to thermostat and set menu to . See Thermostat Installation Guide
for further information.
Choose reference room thermostat: To assign a thermostat as reference room thermostat, go to the
desired reference room thermostat and in menu set to .
When selected the thermostat will control when the system goes from heating mode to cooling mode
based on the actual temperature in the room.
It is only possible to have one reference thermostat per system and if more than one thermostats are
assigned as reference, the last assigned will overwrite the previous reference room thermostats and cause
these to revert to normal function.
Application test function
Enter the Test” menu via the installer key.
The Application test (APP test) is specific for each applica-
tion. The test is split into steps to ensure that all compo-
nents are installed correctly. Please follow the process.
Test steps
Step 1:3 During the first five minutes, the output 1
is set to "ON" = heating mode/hot flow side (up to 3
minutes opening time can be expected).
Step 2:3 During next five minutes, the output 1 is
set to "OFF", and the outputs 3 & 4 are set to "ON"
= cooling mode/cold flow side (up to 3 minutes
opening time can be expected).
Step 3:3 During last 5 minutes, all outputs 1 and 2
should close.
OK
TEST NET
TEST APP
TEST FL
O
RUN
INSTALL
UNINSTALL
TEST
Parts list
Pos. 1 DN15: 013G3094 DN20: 013G3016 2 pcs. RA-C valve
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 088U0251 1pc. dew point sensor, type CF-DS
Pos. 5a & 5b 088H3110 2 pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
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Application 0008: 3-pipe system with cooling control via motorized actuators
and common return controlled by reference room thermostat.
Optional: Dewpoint sensor (recommended), Global standby, pump relay and heat demand signal.
Application description
3 -pipe Floor heating system with cooling controlled via motorized actuators and common return.
The Icon™ system controls the heat and cooling demand by activating the corrosponding outputs (PWR1
and potential free relay). For cooling applications it is always recommended to have a dew point sensor
installed in the system to prevent moisture damage to floor and installations in cases where the relative
humidty exceeds dew point. Four conditions must be true before cooling in a room is allowed:
Reference room temperature must exceed the room setpoint + cooling hysterhesis.
No room has called for heating within neutral time.
The dew point sensor must not be active / no condensation risk present.
The room thermostat must be enabled for cooling (default = enabled)
If no heating or cooling demand is present, the two shut-off valves will close (AMZ 112).
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3
rd
party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set desired cooling hysterhesis for change-over [+2 to +4K]
“SET 2” = Set neutral time that must pass without active heating or cooling, before change-over can be
activated [3-6 Hrs.]
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGS
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Settings on thermostat
Excluding rooms from cooling: To exclude a room from cooling - typically in bathrooms where cooling
would be uncomfortable - go to thermostat and set menu to . See Thermostat Installation Guide
for further information.
Choose reference room thermostat: To assign a thermostat as reference room thermostat, go to the
desired reference room thermostat and in menu set to .
When selected the thermostat will control when the system goes from heating mode to cooling mode
based on the actual temperature in the room.
It is only possible to have one reference thermostat per system and if more than one thermostats are
assigned as reference, the last assigned will overwrite the previous reference room thermostats and cause
these to revert to normal function.
Application test function
Enter the Test” menu via the installer key.
The Application test (APP test) is specific for each applica-
tion. The test is split into steps to ensure that all compo-
nents are installed correctly. Please follow the process.
Test steps
Step 1:3 During the first minute of the test, the AMZ 112
valve of the hot flow side is set to "heating mode" via
"PWR1 output going ON". Check on valve/actuator that
position is correct for "heating".
Step 2:3 During the second minute of the test, the AMZ
112 valve on the cold flow side is set to "cooling mode"
via "PWR1 output going OFF" and "Relay output" going
ON. Check on valve/actuator that position is correct for
"cooling".
Step 3:3 During last minute of the test, botm AMZ 112
valves are closed.
OK
TEST NET
TEST APP
TEST FL
O
RUN
INSTALL
UNINSTALL
TEST
Parts list
Pos. 1a & 1b DN15: 082G5511 DN20: 082G5512 2 pcs. AMZ112
Pos. 2 088U05XX / 088U06XX / 088U07XX 1 set Danfoss Manifold (types FHF or BasicPlus or SSM)
Pos. 3 NC: 088H3110 / NO: 088H3111 xx pcs. thermal actuator, 24 V TWA-A
Pos. 4 088U0251 1 pc. dew point sensor, Type CF-DS
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Application 0009: 4-pipe system with 6-port valve, automatic change over for
cooling controlled by a reference room thermostat. (Require external 24 VAC PSU).
Optional: Dewpoint sensor (recommended), shut-off function and Global standy.
Application description
Floor heating system with automatic changeover for cooling via 6-way changeover valve controlled by a
reference room thermostat.
The system can be configured with optional shut off function via a Danfoss AMZ-112 2-way ball valve and
Global standby. For cooling applications it is always recommended to have a dew point sensor installed
in the system to prevent moisture damage to floor and installations in cases where the relative humidty
exceeds dew point. Four conditions must be true before cooling in a room is allowed:
Reference room temperature must exceed the room setpoint + cooling hysterhesis.
No room has called for heating within neutral time.
The dew point sensor must not be active / no condensation risk present.
The room thermostat must be enabled for cooling (default = enabled).
If no heating or cooling demand is present, the shut-off valve will close.
The Global standby is a potential free input that can be used to remotely put the system in Global away
mode e.g. via an external 3
rd
party GSM module. When global standby input is active, all rooms receive a 15
degree celcius setpoint.
Settings
“SET 1” = Set desired cooling hysterhesis for change-over [+2 to +4K]
“SET 2” = Set neutral time that must pass without active heating or cooling, before change-over can be
activated [3-6 Hrs.]
APPLICATION
OK
OK
SETTINGS
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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Danfoss 088U1100 Guida d'installazione

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