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Included in the package  ............................................................................................................ 3

Accessories  ..................................................................................................................................  3

Installation  ..................................................................................................................................  4

Thermostat  ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Sensor  ............................................................................................................................................... 4

Introduction  ................................................................................................................................  5

Four operation modes  ................................................................................................................... 5
Menu navigation  ............................................................................................................................ 6
Start menu  ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Display mode ....................................................................................................................................8

Functions in display mode ......................................................................................................................... 8

Operation mode Heating  .......................................................................................................  10

Main menu  ....................................................................................................................................  10

Temperature menu  ..................................................................................................................................  10
Program menu  ..........................................................................................................................................  11
System setting menu  ...............................................................................................................................  13

Operation mode Cooling ........................................................................................................  17

Main menu  ....................................................................................................................................  17

Temperature menu  ..................................................................................................................................  17
Program menu  ..........................................................................................................................................  17
System setting menu  ...............................................................................................................................  20

Operation mode Industry .......................................................................................................  23

Main menu  ....................................................................................................................................  23

Temperature menu  ..................................................................................................................................  23
Program menu  ..........................................................................................................................................  25
System setting menu  ...............................................................................................................................  26

Operation mode Max/Min  .....................................................................................................  28

Main menu  ....................................................................................................................................  28

Temperature menu  ..................................................................................................................................  28
Program menu  ..........................................................................................................................................  29
System setting menu  ...............................................................................................................................  30

Fault tracing  ..............................................................................................................................  33

Technical data  ..........................................................................................................................  34

Contents

Summary of Contents for ETC 480

Page 1: ...ETC480Bartec EN MANUAL DIN Thermostat Multifunctional digital thermostat with four operation modes for DIN installation ...

Page 2: ...10 Main menu 10 Temperature menu 10 Program menu 11 System setting menu 13 Operation mode Cooling 17 Main menu 17 Temperature menu 17 Program menu 17 System setting menu 20 Operation mode Industry 23 Main menu 23 Temperature menu 23 Program menu 25 System setting menu 26 Operation mode Max Min 28 Main menu 28 Temperature menu 28 Program menu 29 System setting menu 30 Fault tracing 33 Technical dat...

Page 3: ...nstallations It must be permanently in the shade e g on the north side or a shade side Ensure that it is not afected by heat emittance from the building or a heating cable 4 Roof sensor You need to complement with this moisture sensor if you are using the moisture function in the max min program for roof installations 5 Ground sensor You need to complement with this sensor if you are using the moi...

Page 4: ...lled in an appliance box it must be sealed to prevent the air temperature being afected by draught For other types of operation and control the temperature sensor can be installed as either A B or A B For operation type max min the moisture sensor can also be installed as sensor C You give the location of the sensor in the START MENU The high temperature sensor is recommended for temperatures abov...

Page 5: ... surfaces free of snow and ice The temperature range is adjustable between 20 C and 10 C For the best results and the best energy saving combined temperature and humidity control should be used in the Max Min position with associated Roof Sensor or Ground Sensor Introduction HEATING Operation mode HEATING is used in homes oices storerooms and such like With this operation mode you can regulate the...

Page 6: ...wn again the thermostat always opens in display mode see page 8 The thermostat has two modes for background lighting full and half strength If no buttons are pressed for 30 seconds the background lighting reverts to half strength By pressing one of the three buttons you can change to full strength the thermostat remains in display mode The menus are reached by pressing a second time in display mod...

Page 7: ...ll start to blink Repeat this procedure until all the values are set Start by setting the applicable date month and year Then set hours and minutes Operation mode OPERATION MODE There a four operation modes HEATING COOLING INDUSTRY or MAX MIN The operation mode can only be selected in the start menu and cannot be changed after this menu is left The settings for heating and cooling are for regulati...

Page 8: ...stat is in display mode press to go to the main menu From the main menu you can reach all settings read more about the main menu under the section for the selected operation mode To return to the display mode wait thirty seconds or EXIT INTRODUCTION Display mode The display mode is the thermostat s normal mode the most important settings statuses and functions are shown and set here The display sh...

Page 9: ... Then you come directly to the language menu read more about the language menu under the section concerning the selected operation mode Shortcut to temperature setting press 3s To quickly change the temperature setting without going through the main menu go to display mode and press for three seconds this takes you directly to temperature setting set point Standby mode press 3s When the thermostat...

Page 10: ...ting protection are set The temperature menu is reached via TEMP in the MAIN MENU Set point TEMP The set point setting is under TEMP in the temperature menu Set the required temperature by pressing or and conirm by pressing The set point can be set to an accuracy of 0 5 degrees within the range 5 C to 45 C it is preset to 22 C Over heating protection OH PROTECTION Over heating protection works as ...

Page 11: ...re set point and the thermostat maintains that temperature Program for home environment HOME The temperature is lowered automatically by 5 C at the following times Monday Friday 08 30 15 00 and every day between 23 00 05 00 The home environment program is under PROGRAM in the MAIN MENU Select HOME using and a message is shown for two seconds to conirm that the program has been activated You can th...

Page 12: ... the program without the timer function select NO and the program will then be active until another program is started If you select YES the program will remain active for the selected time and will then return to the previously used program The irst time the program is used the time and temperature must be set under CHANGE All the settings are saved in the memory and are not lost even if a power ...

Page 13: ...e week It is normally easiest to set the whole week irst and then adjust this for the days requiring a diferent setting When you have decided on the day s the event shall be set for set the time of day they shall occur at and the required loor temperature at that time Start by setting the time which is blinking Browse with the or the button to the time you want the event WAKE to occur First set ho...

Page 14: ...e switched of Summer and winter settings are in the MAIN MENU under SYSTEM select S W TIME Switch of the function under ON OFF in the menu and select OFF a message is shown for a short time conirming that the function is switched of Activate the function in the opposite way by selecting ON Sensor settings SENSOR The thermostat can regulate temperature in three ways to accommodate both comfort temp...

Page 15: ...can sometimes be better to regulate the heating via a room sensor A complementary sensor is then required When the thermostat is set as a room thermostat it is the room temperature that is set in the TEMP menu ROOM THERMOSTAT WITH OVER HEATING PROTECTION If you have a wood or laminate loor you must use this installation to safeguard the loor material against over heating and damage The preset temp...

Page 16: ... and is changed to YES by pressing and conirming with Reset factory settings FAC SET The thermostat can be entirely reset to factory settings All programmed data is deleted and the start up menu is opened If you choose to reset the thermostat it is important to know the operation mode it uses and the coniguration of the sensors The only way to change operation mode is to reset to the factory setti...

Page 17: ...ams for home or oice environments one program for personal settings and a holiday program There is no need to consider the cooling time when programming since the thermostat has an adaptive function that applies this automatically Operation mode Cooling Operation mode Cooling is used in home oice storeroom environments and such like In this operation mode the thermostat works as a room thermostat ...

Page 18: ...raised automatically by 5 C apart from at the following times Monday Friday 06 00 18 00 The oice environment program is under PROGRAM in the MAIN MENU Select OFFICE using and a message is shown for two seconds to conirm that the program has been activated You can then see in display mode that the program is active when OFFICE is shown on the second row The temperature can be set between 5 C and 45...

Page 19: ... can be controlled via a remote control unit The unit is con nected to the applicable terminal block see the wiring diagram The holiday program is activated when the remote control input is closed and is deactivated when it is opened again The thermostat then returns to its previous setting Personal program PERSONAL Manual setting of the program allows optimisation of energy consumption to suit ju...

Page 20: ... settings for for example language and date as well as resetting functions for the time counter and for complete resetting to factory settings The system settings are under SYSTEM in the MAIN MENU Language LANGUAGE You can choose between several languages the factory setting is English Set the required language by scrolling through them using the or button and conirm with You can also use the shor...

Page 21: ... a message is shown for a short time conirming that the function is switched of Activate the function in the opposite way by selecting ON Ventilation mode VENT Iftheroomtemperatureincreasesbymorethan3 Cinaminute forexample when airing ventilation mode is activated The thermostat then deactivates heating for 15 minutes after which it returns to the same setting ventilation mode shows in the display...

Page 22: ... setting for DATE TIME The reset function is in the SYSTEM menu under RESET and there select CONN TIME This is preset to NO and is changed to YES by pressing and conirming with Reset factory settings FAC SET The thermostat can be entirely reset to factory settings All programmed data is deleted and the start up menu is opened If you choose to reset the thermo stat it is important to know the opera...

Page 23: ...eratures or for the frost protection of sensitive installations Temperatures within the ranges 15 C to 75 C and 0 C to 170 C can be regulated in this mode or the range can be limited to between 10 C and 15 C for frost protection purposes It is also possible to adjust temperature hysteresis and set upper and lower temperature alarms Main menu MAIN MENU The MAIN MENU contains three submenus TEMPERAT...

Page 24: ...rature alarm is not activated in the factory settings The function is in the ALARM menu under TEMP in the MAIN MENU Activate the temperature alarm in the ALARM menu under ON OFF and there select ON to activate it To deactivate it select OFF The message that the alarm is on or of is shown for two seconds SUB TEMPERATURE ALARM SUB TEMP If the temperature current value falls below the set alarm tempe...

Page 25: ... as B terminal block 7 and 8 Low temperature program LOW TEMP This program limits the temperature range to between 15 C and 75 C This program is provided for two reasons partly to minimise the risk of the wrong sensor being used which would damage the installation and because the diferent temperature ranges demand sensors with diferent characteristics Select the lower temperature range in the MAIN...

Page 26: ...period of more than ifty hours The setting function then comes up automatically The date and time setting is in the MAIN MENU under SYSTEM and DATE TIME Change the value that blinks with either or and conirm with Summer and winter time S W TIME The thermostat calendar and clock are automatically set to summer and winter time but the function can if it is not required be switched of Summer and wint...

Page 27: ...ES by pressing and conirming with Reset the operation mode settings OP MODE Settings can be reset in OP MODE INDUSTRY All programs are reset and the temperature and sensor settings return to the output values Resetting does not afect the choice of OP MODE LANGUAGE or setting for DATE TIME The reset function is in the SYSTEM menu under RESET and there select CONN TIME This is preset to NO and is ch...

Page 28: ...e of snow and ice The temperature range is adjustable between 20 C and 10 C For the best results and the best energy saving combined temperature and humidity control should be used in the Max Min position with associated Roof Sensor or Ground Sensor To use the thermostat in Max Min mode for roof installation you will probably need to complement with IP54 outdoor encapsulation and Roof sensor The e...

Page 29: ...and then ON to switch of the timer select OFF When OFF or ON have been selected a message is shown for two seconds conirming that the function has been activated or deactivated In the factory settings the temperature alarm is deactivated ACTIVATE The program is started with the activate function and it remains active until another program is started The irst time the program is run the times must ...

Page 30: ...press for three seconds Then go directly to the language menu A practical function if you by mistake set the wrong language and then have diiculty inding the language menu again Date and time DATE TIME A set time and date can be changed if needed for example if the electrical supply to the thermostat was disrupted for a period of more than ifty hours The setting function then comes up automaticall...

Page 31: ...nnection time CONN TIME The connection time is shown in hours as with a vehicle trip meter it shows the number of hours an installation has been connected for since it was last reset This is beneicial if you want to calculate the energy consumption for a certain period The thermostat also has a counter that cannot be reset which shows the total hours the installation has been connected for To see ...

Page 32: ...d If you choose to reset the thermo stat it is important to know the operation mode it uses and the coniguration of the sensors The only way to change operation mode is to reset to the factory settings The reset function is in the SYSTEM MENU under RESET from here select FAC SET This is preset to NO and is changed to YES by pressing and conirming with ...

Page 33: ... EXCESS TEMP ALARM blinking display SUB TEMP ALARM blinking display OVER HEATING PROTECTION ACTIVE If you have forgotten to make a setting in the start up menu you must go back in the menu and make the setting before you can exit start up mode Means that the current value has exceeded the set alarm temperature The thermostat switches of the load but otherwise works as usual until the current value...

Page 34: ...nnection diference Adjustable 0 3 to 10 3 C Encapsulation class IP20 Reserve power 50 hours Max length sensor cable 50m 2x1 5mm Alarm relay 2A 120VAC Normal connection Installation Standard DIN rail EN 50022 35 Ambient temperature 20 C to 45 C Technical data Unit dimensions drawing Certiication EMC 2500 VAC RoHS WEEE CB 10 18 21 21 35 90 70 63 5 10 C 18 0 kΩ 15 C 14 7 kΩ 20 C 12 1 kΩ 25 C 10 0 kΩ ...

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