ELREHA EVP 3150-1 Technical Manual Download Page 2

Technical Manual   Cold Storage Controller EVP 3150-1 and EVP 3150-2

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For the device 

EVP 3150-2

 we state the following: When operated in accordance 

with the technical manual, the criteria have been met that are outlined in the 

EMC Directive 

2014/30/EC

 and the Low Voltage Directive 

2014/35/EC

.

This declaration is valid for those products covered by the technical manual 

which itself is part of the declaration.

Following standards were consulted for the conformity testing to meet the 

requirements of EMC and Low Voltage Guidelines:

EN 55011:2016

EN 61010-1:2010

EN 61326-1:2013 

CE marking of year: 2017 

This statement is made from the manufacturer / importer by:

ELREHA, Elektronische Regelungen GmbH

    

D-68766 Hockenheim

by

Werner Roemer, 

Technical Director 

(Name)

Hockenheim

.............

26.6.2017

......................................................................

(City)                                (Date)                               (Signature)

                EC Declaration of Conformity

 Accessories

-  Temperature sensor TF 501, quantity depends on application

-  Pressure Transducer DG 0/10 2/10V with 2-10VDC output

-  PC-Software "

COOLVision

  Module "

COOLVision-MES

" for remote control and configuration 

  Modules "

COOLVision-Analyse

" and "

COOLVision-SMM

"

  for data logging, visualization and alarm forwarding.

 Technical Data

Supply Voltage  EVP 3150-x ............................. 230V, 50-60Hz, max. 9VA

 

EVP 23150-x ................................115V, 60 Hz, max. 9VA

 

 

max. 240VA with full load of the SSR-output

Ambient Temperature .......................................................................0...+50°C

Max. Ambient Humidity ...........................................85% r.F., not condensing

Analogue Inputs   ...................................................4x Temperature Sensors

 

 

TF 201 (PTC) or TF 501 (Pt 1000)

 

1x pressure transducer 0(2)-10V (scalable), Ri=69 kOhm

Measuring ranges ...................TF 501 

(Pt1000)

 .................... -100°C...+100°C  

of the probe inputs 

 

TF 201 

(PTC, 2 kΩ at°C)

 ........... -50°C...+100°C 

 

 

So1  ......................................... -40°C...+25°C 

 

 

So2  ......................................... -50°C...+50°C

 

The temperature ranges of the probe heads  

 

 

and cables must be obeserved !

 

Accuracy .....................................................±0.5K in range  -35...25°C within 

 

 

the ambient temperature range 10...30°C

Digital Inputs ......................................................2x mains voltage, 3mA max. 

Relay Outputs ........................................ 3x SPDT isolated, 8A res/3A ind./250V

EEx-Valve Output  .............. 1x Solid-State-Relay (SSR), max. 1A / 250VAC 

 

 

or   230V DC / 500mA

 

Please note the information at the connection plan about a 

 

necessary snubber circuit at the SSR output!

Transducer Supply .............................................22V DC ±10%, 40 mA max.

Analogue Output ...........................................0...10V or 4...20mA (selectable) 

 

 

0...10VDC, max. current typ. 1mA 

 

 

4...20 mA, max. shunt resistance 250 ohms

Display/Parameter Ranges .......................................... see parameter pages

Data Interface ......................................................................................RS 485

Data storage ......................................................................................unlimited

Real Time Clock ..........................................automatic summer/winter switch

 

 

10 days clock backup without mains voltage

Housing ................ plastic with foil keypad for rail mounting (DIN EN 50022),

 

 

screw terminals 2,5 mm

Danger

Notice

 CONNECTION INFORMATION & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The guarantee will lapse in case of damage caused by failure 

to comply with these operating instructions! We shall not be 

liable for any consequent loss! We do not accept liability for 

personal injury or damage to property caused by inadequate 

handling or non-observance of the safety instructions! The 

guarantee will lapse in such cases.

This  manual  contains  additional  safety  instructions  in  the 

functional description. Please note them!
If you notice any damage, the product may not be connected 

to mains voltage! Danger of Life!

A riskless operation is impossible if:

• The device has visible damages or doesn't work

• After a long-time storage under unfavourable conditions

• The device is strongly draggled or wet

• After inadequate shipping conditions
• Never use this product in equipment or systems that are  

  intended to be used under such circumstances that may  

  affect human life. For applications requiring extremely  

  high reliability, please contact the manufacturer first.
• 

The product may only be used for the applications  

  described on page 1.
•  Electrical installation and putting into service must be  

  done from qualified personnel. 

• 

 During installation and wiring never work when the 

  electricity is not cut-off ! Danger of electric shock!

• 

To prevent electrical shock, the device may only be 

  operated in a closed control cabinet or control box.

• 

 Never operate unit without housing. 

  Danger of electric shock!

•  

All ‘PE’ terminals must be connected to PE.    

  Danger of electric shock! 

Additionally, the internal noise  

  filter will not work, faulty indicated values may occur.
•  Please note the safety instructions and standards of your  

  place of installation!
•  Before installation: Check the limits of the controller and  

  the application (see tech. data). Check amongst others:

  - Make sure that all wiring has been made in accordance  

    with the wiring diagram in this manual.

  - Supply voltage (is printed on the type label).

  - Environmental limits for temperature/humidity. 

  -  Maximum admitted current rate for the relays. Compare  

    it with the peak start-up currents of the controlled loads 

    (motors, heaters,etc.). 

 

  Outside these limits malfunction or damages may occur.
•  Sensor/probe cables must be shielded. Don’t install them  

  in parallel to high-current cables. Shielding must be  

  connected to PE at the end close to the controller. 

  If not, inductive interferences may occur. 
•  Please note for elongation: The wire gauge is not critical,  

  but should have 0,5mm² as a minimum.
•  Mounting the controller close to power relays is    

  unfavourable. Strong electro-magnetic interference,  

  malfunction may occur!
•  Take care that the wiring of interface lines meets the  

  necessary requirements.
• All used temperature sensors must be identical. Never  

  use different types at the same time. This will not work.
•  TF-type sensors are not designed for being immersed in  

  fluids permanently. In such a case, always use dip-fittings.  

  With extreme temperature variations, the sensor may be  

  damaged.

Cleaning

 

The  use  of  a  dry,  lint-free  cloth  and  household  agents  is 

sufficient to clean the product. 

Never use acids or acidic fluids!  Risk of damage!

Summary of Contents for EVP 3150-1

Page 1: ...ming Enter access code if necessary Change value If you hold the key the values change faster and faster P Confirm programming P 2 sec Page name will be displayed again If an older version must be replaced please note the modified terminals Technical Manual 5311092 00 26E Cold Storage Controller from SoftVers 1 61 Types EVP 3150 1 EVP 3150 2 ELEKTRONISCHE REGELUNGEN GMBH Please note safety instruc...

Page 2: ...personal injury or damage to property caused by inadequate handling or non observance of the safety instructions The guarantee will lapse in such cases This manual contains additional safety instructions in the functional description Please note them If you notice any damage the product may not be connected to mains voltage Danger of Life A riskless operation is impossible if The device has visibl...

Page 3: ...01 is the 1st parameter on the page and determines the function of relay 1 displaying the function of relay 1 P any new assignment of relay 1 P C00 Code expected only if no key key is hit for about 3 minutes enter access code C88 confirm P any select function ALA ALA alarm relay confirm P h01 parameter will be displayed again select new in output h02 determines the function of relay 2 displaying t...

Page 4: ...s 02 0 48 0 h min 24 0 h d11 Defrost release time 1 in 10 minutes steps 00 0 23 5 off 05 0 d12 Defrost release time 2 in 10 minutes steps 00 0 23 5 off off d13 Defrost release time 3 in 10 minutes steps 00 0 23 5 off off d14 Defrost release time 4 in 10 minutes steps 00 0 23 5 off off d15 Defrost release time 5 in 10 minutes steps 00 0 23 5 off off d16 Defrost release time 6 in 10 minutes steps 00...

Page 5: ...ve Control 1 999 sec 240 sec P65 Superheat maximum value 2 0 100 0K 8 0K P66 Limitation of EEx valve signal 0 100 100 P67 Actuating Variable Delay EEx valve step size 1 100 100 P68 Actuating Variable Delay EEx valve output delay 0 240 sec 0 P79 X Software version P81 Standard of summer winter switch oFF on EU since 96 on P82 P83 Year Month P84 P85 Day Hour P86 P87 Minute Second P90 Address of the ...

Page 6: ...y digital input or via interface LED on defrost increase values decrease values this setpoint is active Connection EVP 3150 1 Older product production discontinued DI 1 relay K2 10 29 analog out EVP 3150 1 24V supply L DI 2 mains 2 1 N 3 L 4 N 7 6 5 8 9 relay K1 24 21 20 22 23 NDO DO RS 485 26 25 28 27 sensor 3 sensor 4 sensor 1 sensor 2 0 10V IN 15 SSR K4 230V AC 11 12 14 13 relay K3 18 L 230V AC...

Page 7: ...eshold for the low temperature limitation function Low temperature alarm can be disabled by P41 Mode Page Supplementary alarm delay during defrost Afteradefrostcyclethetemperaturemaytakelonger to stabilize and the normal alarm delay turns out to be too short For this reason the value of parameter d33 defrost page will be added on to the normal alarm delay after defrosting cooling relay normal cool...

Page 8: ...ller OFF If a digital input is assigned to the functions oFL or oFH and is activated by the matching signal then all control functions will be disabled All alarm functions are locked and the display shows oFF Safety Chain Monitoring When using the controller for single compressor appli ca tions one of the digital inputs can be used to monitor the safety chain chA Normally the digital input is conn...

Page 9: ...he superheat value is determined by P60 only Function is disabled P65 Superheat maximum value exceeds P60 Function enabled P65 is below or equal to P60 Temperature control with Electronic Expansion Valves Sensor Positions Pressure Transmitter Temperatur Sensor method 2 Temperature Sensors method Parameterization Thefollowingrecommendationsrefertothepressure transmitter DG 1 9 2 10V L05 Display of ...

Page 10: ...tion where by experience iceremainsthelongesttime Ifthetemperaturerises at that position the ice in the evaporator is probably melted completely Adefrost cycle is completed as soon as the defrost sensor has reached the defrost limitation tempera ture d31 Defrost Page If 2 defrost sensors are assigned both sensors must achieve the limitation temperature to termi nate defrost Defrost termination by ...

Page 11: ...influence If you want to prevent that defrost starts at certain day times use all the defrost release times and set them to points in time where defrost is allowed If no icing is detected these times will be ignored On the other hand once icing detected the controller will wait for the next defrost release time before starting a defrost cycle External command Assign one of the digital inputs to de...

Page 12: ...al input OK DI1 is configured at h61 to the value AnA r63 is set to 50 If the analogue output works as voltage output it delivers 5V DC If it works as current output it delivers 12 mA Electronic Expansion Valves with analogue input The analogue output is able to control expansion valves with analog input Therefore h52 must be set to EEP Also in this case h51 serves as a switch for a voltage or cur...

Page 13: ...o 0 2 fan interval mode defrost by fan A relay is reserved for fan control P02 is set to Int d01 is set to on 3 fan interval mode defrost by electric heater hot gaz A relay is reserved for fan control P02 is set to Int d01 is set to oFF The fan runs while cooling is on will be disabled during defrost periods and comes on after defrost with a time delay set by parameter r22 4 fan in permanent mode ...

Page 14: ...fthe ambient air market temperature The information about current market temperature and humidity the controller gets from a superior system VPR 5240 can also be disabled ther to calculate the absolute humidty Ifoneoftherelaysisassignedto FrA thiswillcontrol theframeheaterenergywithacertainfrequencyand pulse width For day and night operation you can choose different values to save energy The corre...

Page 15: ...ry for selecting the right controller when a data package is transmitted on the network bus If the controller is used outside a network these parameters are of no importance Remote control at Frontend Systems EVP controllers can be operated remotely via interface when they are connected to Frontend Systems such as SMZ or VPR Inthiscase theFrontendSystemshowstheEVP s display contents and the keys o...

Page 16: ...the minimum specifications of the used pressure transmitter In practise up to 10 controllers mostly work trouble free Sensor positions for EEx Valve control Temperature Sensors Method alternative positions for Outlet Sensor Please care for a good isolation by foamed material so that none of the sensors get contact with the airflow Pipe mounting Most expedient is it to use cable fixers some thermal...

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