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DEVIreg™ 850 IV

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Installation instruction

Ground system

Melting temperature

 

Changing the melting temperature will affect when the system is activated in case of 

moisture and low temperatures. 

The factory setting is 4 °C.

  

This means that the heating system will be activated if the temperature falls below 4 °C 

and moisture is detected.

Standby temperature (maintained ground temperature)

 

The higher the standby temperature the faster the system will be able to melt ice and 

snow. On the other hand the higher the standby temperature the higher the running 

costs. So, determining the standby temperature is a trade-off between fast melting or 

low running costs.  

The factory setting is –3 °C.

Moisture level

 

The “moisture level” decides when the system detects moist.

 

The factory setting is 50 (on a scale from 5 to 95).  

The lower the setting, the more sensitive the system is to moisture.

Post-heat

 

Once the sensor has detected that the roof/gutter is dry and free of ice and snow the 

system will keep heating for another hour (default). If you wish to increase/decrease this 

time see Appendix A: Installer menu.

 

The factory setting is 1 hour (on a scale from 0 to 9 hours)

Priority

 

When using the DEVIreg™ 850 as a dual or combi system, it is possible to prioritize the 

systems. When the priority of 2 systems is equal, both systems can heat at the same time. 

If the priority of the 2 systems differs, and both systems want to heat, only the system 

with the highest priority is allowed to heat.

 

The factory setting is 1 (highest priority) for all systems.

Clogged drain

 

It is possible to enable and disable the “Clogged drain warning”.

 

The factory setting is “Warning On”.

System and sensor name

 

It is possible to change the names of the system and connected sensors. 

Summary of Contents for 140F1089

Page 1: ...www DEVI com Installation instruction DEVIreg 850 IV controller EN...

Page 2: ...eters and performance of systems 8 2 Installer Manual 10 2 1 System overview 10 2 2 Placement 11 2 3 Connection steps for system 11 2 4 Installation steps for system systems 15 2 5 Modification of sys...

Page 3: ...icles from causing dam age It is also possible to use the roof system to reduce remove the snow weight from a roof Roof system A A Single ground system To keep areas like parking areas paths garage en...

Page 4: ...dings when compared with corresponding analogue systems The result is optimum functionality and low en ergy consumption For more information about the ice and snow melting function of the DEVIreg 850...

Page 5: ...case of insolvable problems due to a wrong choice of language etc Hold for 8 seconds Display The following icons have a special meaning This animated icon is shown when the system is heating When the...

Page 6: ...press to get more information about the current status irrespective of view selected Menu system The menu system is navigated by the keys and No matter if the DEVIreg 850 controls one or two systems t...

Page 7: ...the user At the same time the DEVIreg 850 automatically switch es the system to Constant Off mode and user interaction with the DEVIreg 850 is needed Solution Acknowledge error and go to Installer Si...

Page 8: ...st The factory setting is 50 on a scale from 5 to 95 The lower the setting the more sensi tive the system is to moisture Post heat Once the sensor has detected that the roof gutter is dry and free of...

Page 9: ...setting is 50 on a scale from 5 to 95 The lower the setting the more sensitive the system is to moisture Post heat Once the sensor has detected that the roof gutter is dry and free of ice and snow th...

Page 10: ...total minimum 1 sensor per system When more than 1 area is controlled by the DEVIreg 850 system it is also possible to prioritize the areas Prioritizing makes it possible to operate 2 areas even if t...

Page 11: ...ensor bus DEVIbus can be connected and disconnected via switches During the installation of a dual system each system must be connected one at a time Be aware of maximum allowable power drain from pow...

Page 12: ...8 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DEVIbusTM sensors Red Black White White 230 VAC 50 60 Hz ALARM 2 A 250 V System A 15 A 250 V System B 15 A 250 V The DEVIreg 850 has an integral alarm fu...

Page 13: ...A DEVIreg 850 IV 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 L1 L2 L3 N L K1 K1 K1 1 x ln N 230 V cables 230 V cables 1 3 P 1 3 loads System B 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1...

Page 14: ...1 3 Loads SystemB DEVIreg 850 IV 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 L1 L2 L3 N L K1 K2 K1 K2 400 V cables Direct connection System A 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1...

Page 15: ...description and finally select the installation scenario according to the system type Change setting with key Accept setting with key General Power on DEVIreg 850 IV WELCOME TO DEVIREG 850 IV Select...

Page 16: ...M A SCANNING Select system type Roof SYSTEM TYPE ROOF Wait until correct number of sensors for System A is found 1 ROOF SENSOR FOUND ACCEPT Press when all sensors are found System A is installed SYSTE...

Page 17: ...A SCANNING Select system type Ground SYSTEM TYPE GROUND Wait until correct number of sensors for System A is found 3 GROUND SENSOR FOUND ACCEPT Press when all sensors are found System A is installed...

Page 18: ...the description of the Display and Combined view in the user manual If sensors for System A are not connected do it now Press or wait CONNECT SENSORS SYSTEM A System is being scanned to find type of c...

Page 19: ...STEM Press to select system to configure CONFIG SYSTEM SYSTEM A Press to configure selected system naming sensors changing factory settings and setting priorities CONFIG SYSTEM SYSTEM B Please refer t...

Page 20: ...system System A is using the output System A The second installed system System B is using the output System B If sensors for System A are not connected do it now Press or wait CONNECT SENSORS SYSTEM...

Page 21: ...STEM Press to select system to configure CONFIG SYSTEM SYSTEM A Press to configure selected system naming sensors changing factory settings and setting priorities CONFIG SYSTEM SYSTEM B Please refer t...

Page 22: ...vated If the malfunctioning is caused by an error prone sensor the error can be cor rected by replacing the error prone sensor with a new sensor It is not possible to delete a passive sensor in a syst...

Page 23: ...hould now select the new sensor ADD SENSOR ID 03ABC1 Press to loop through the found new sensors or to cancel replace sensor ADD SENSOR ID 03DEF1 Press when the correct new sensor to add is found or C...

Page 24: ...s 10 C to 40 C 50 C to 70 C 30 C to 70 C Sensor type DEVIbus connected moisture sensor s Indication 2 16 character illuminated display Alarm light red Lit info key yellow Measurements D x H x W DEVIre...

Page 25: ...hour 0 to 9 hours Clogged drain On On off System mode Automatic Automatic Constant ON manual timer Manually OFF Ground system Function Factory settings Range Options Moisture level 50 5 to 95 5 being...

Page 26: ...DEVIreg 850 IV Installation instruction 26 4 Appendix A Menu system Main menu System B System A 5s 5s Only visible when System B is installed System menu Installer menu Return to main System menu A B...

Page 27: ...stallation instruction View sensor measurements View sensor measurements Roof systems View system parameters Roof system View sensor parameters View sensor measurements Ground system View system param...

Page 28: ...DEVIreg 850 IV Installation instruction 28 Installer menu _ View statistics Change system Installer menu...

Page 29: ...n Change system Change system Only if any passive disabled sensors are working again If new sensor s found and passive sensor s found If new sensor s found but no passive sensor s found If no new sens...

Page 30: ...DEVIreg 850 IV Installation instruction 30 View statistic View statistics...

Page 31: ...nd snow The roof area is heated in periods of 3 hours Within that period a decrease in moisture will stop the heating and activate post heating The post heating function can be disa bled Measuring tem...

Page 32: ...ors Melting Ice and snow As long as the measured temperature is lower than the chosen melting temperature heating of the ground area will be on When the measured temperature reaches the cho sen meltin...

Page 33: ...h under normal circumstances will hold a temperature of 1 5 C In connection with measuring the area temperature heating of the sensor is turned off for 90 minutes at a time This is done in order to ob...

Page 34: ...egree of security in even dry areas Low security lower energy consumption Conversely low energy consumption and a moderate level of security against ice and snow could be prioritized In this case make...

Page 35: ...m 1 mm 300 150 80 1 5 mm 450 225 120 2 5 mm 750 360 200 4 mm 1200 600 310 if 2 sensors are used in a dual zone system ie 1 sensor in each zone 2 PSUs are required Roof System 1 pcs PSU 24 VDC 24 W 2 p...

Page 36: ...and proof of purchase is provided Please note that the WARRANTY CERTIFICATE must be filled in stamped and signed by the authorized installer performing the installation Installation date must be indi...

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Page 40: ...DEVIreg 850 IV Produced by Danfoss 07 2022 08097060 AN311128902197en 020102 Danfoss A S Nordborgvej 81 6430 Nordborg Syddanmark Denmark...

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