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Installation and Operating Instructions - EOS Compact DC/HC 

EN General 

safety 

instructions

1

General safety instructions

1.1  

Safety levels

Safety instructions and important operating instructions are clas-
sified. Please familiarise yourself with the following terms and 
symbols:

WARNING

Warning 

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result 
in death or serious injury.

CAUTION

Caution 

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result 
in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE

Notice

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in 
damage to the unit.

1.2  

Mounting and electrical installation

These installation instructions are intended for quali-
fied personnel familiar with the laws and regulations 
applicable to electrical installations at the installation 
site. Observe the following general safety instructions 
during mounting, configuration and commissioning 
of the product. 

Summary of Contents for 94 00 Series

Page 1: ...Druck Nr 2902 5162 Stand 17 2021 EN Made in Germany EOS Compact DC HC Control Unit for Sauna Cabins Installation and Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...permit ted Compensation will be claimed in the event of infringements All rights reserved with regard to patent claims or submission of design or utility patent Characters symbols and illustrations Re...

Page 3: ...EN 18 3 1 Routing the lines EN 18 3 2 Installation site EN 19 3 3 Mounting the control unit EN 22 3 4 Mounting the heater sensor EN 30 3 5 Mounting the multisensor optional EN 34 3 6 Mounting the benc...

Page 4: ...6 6 5 2 Display brightness EN 67 6 6 Setup reset EN 67 6 7 Sauna controls EN 68 6 7 1 Switching the sauna heater on off EN 68 6 7 2 Dimming or switching the light on off EN 69 6 7 3 Selecting Finnish...

Page 5: ...8 5 Remote control EN 82 7 Maintenance EN 83 7 1 Cleaning EN 83 7 2 Maintenance EN 83 7 3 Display of software and serial number EN 84 7 4 Display of connected modules EN 84 7 5 Display of contact inf...

Page 6: ...n death or serious injury CAUTION Caution Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE Notice Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoid...

Page 7: ...ected and removed entirely from the mains supply before commencing installation and repair work The housing cover must only be removed by a specialist Fire hazard from overheating Insufficient ventila...

Page 8: ...e operated only inside buildings and may not be ex posed to environmental conditions such as extreme humidity and moisture or the possible formation of condensation or cor rosive substances in the amb...

Page 9: ...mitter can catch fire and lead to fires Do not place objects on the heater and or directly in front of an IR emitter Fill the rock store as directed Inspect the sauna cabin prior to each commissioning...

Page 10: ...spare parts from the manufacturer Health risks Spending time in an infrared or sauna cabin can lead to serious health risks or even death for persons with health impairments Persons with health impair...

Page 11: ...ised by an adult The sauna cabin must only be used by persons with reduced mental capacity or limited physical or sensory abilities under supervisionoriftheyhavealreadybeeninstructedinitsuseand unders...

Page 12: ...ct HC Finnish or steamy hot air bath mode This documentation describes both models 2 1 Scope of delivery Scope of delivery Check the scope of delivery for completeness prior to installation A EOS Comp...

Page 13: ...the sauna cabin The heater sensor has a safety temperature limiter which ensures that the temperature does not exceed 140 C Internal view of heater sensor A Name B Model C Item number D Operating volt...

Page 14: ...a temperature sensor bench sensor The multisensor checks either the humidity or the temperature in the sauna cabin In Bi O mode the mul tisensor controls the relative air humidity in At the same time...

Page 15: ...ht connections are protected by a joint 2A F fuse Light dimming Possible for light sources with phase cut dimmer Resistive loads e g light bulbs and inductive loads e g LED light source are suitable C...

Page 16: ...odules Item no SBM remote start 94 5782 SBM HOT 94 6800 SBM ECO 94 6980 SBM GLT KNX 94 7078 SBM GLT Mod 94 7077 Sensors Item no Temperature sensor beige 94 7438 Additional safety temperature limiter h...

Page 17: ...t is not suitable for outdoor use It must be operated only inside buildings and may not be exposed to environmental conditions such as extreme humidity and moisture or the possible formation of conden...

Page 18: ...nics malfunctions because e g because the sensor will not be detected Do not route sensor and sauna bus lines together with power supply lines Route cable conduits separately Data lines must be routed...

Page 19: ...add on modules EN 16 3 2 Installation site The control unit may be mounted only outside of the sauna cabin Observe the following guidelines WARNING Risk to life and limb and risk of fire Risk to life...

Page 20: ...EN 20 Installation and Operating Instructions EOS Compact DC HC EN Installation Proper and improper mounting of the control unit...

Page 21: ...recipitation humidity extremely high low outdoor tempera tures and direct sunlight can damage the unit since it was not de signed for outdoor use Mount the control unit inside the building We recommen...

Page 22: ...ontrol unit and system downtime Mount the control unit outside of the area in which the humid warm air mixture can spread Mount the control unit on the hinge side of the door Tools required Saw for cu...

Page 23: ...ons EN 23 Installation Removing the front cover 1 Remove the front cover from the housing a Unscrew the screw on the top of the housing b Swivel the front cover and remove it downward Remove the prote...

Page 24: ...act DC HC EN Installation Preparing the air inlets 1 Specifying the line openings in the housing A Openings sensor line s B Openings mains supply line heater output vaporiser supply line light fan loa...

Page 25: ...Instructions EN 25 Installation 2 Preparing the line openings a Break the plates from out of the openings b Insert the bushings Mounting the control unit on the wall 1 Drill one 1 hole above and two 2...

Page 26: ...Instructions EOS Compact DC HC EN Installation 2 Tighten the upper screw Allow the screw to protrude approx 3 mm so you can hook in the housing 3 Pull the lines through the openings in the housing See...

Page 27: ...Mount the housing on the wall a Hook the housing into the upper screw using the upper mounting hole A b Securely tighten the housing in the two lower clearance holes B Next step 4 Connecting the lines...

Page 28: ...nstallation and Operating Instructions EOS Compact DC HC EN Installation Mounting the control unit in the wall 1 Prepare a wall cut out Height x width 198 x 215 mm mounting depth min 35 mm 0 5 35 0 5...

Page 29: ...ll four holes a set the housing in the wall cut out b Use a pencil to mark the four drill holes in the tabs c Remove the housing d Drill four holes 3 Pull the lines through the openings in the housing...

Page 30: ...ter sensor must be installed where expected temperatures are the highest meaning directly above the sauna heater Proper installation is necessary to ensure compliance with the temperature limits and t...

Page 31: ...installing the heater sensor may exist for certain sauna heaters Ensure that there are no heater specific requirements that ap ply to installing the sensor Observe the installation and operating inst...

Page 32: ...d on the cabin ceiling above the sauna heater It is installed in observance of the following distances from the cabin wall depending on the cabin size 2 Drill a hole in the cabin ceiling for the cable...

Page 33: ...vailable only in the heater sensor These work steps do not apply to the bench sensor and multisensor If multiple sauna heaters are installed in a sauna cabin it may be necessary to install additional...

Page 34: ...nstalling Attach the housing to the cabin ceiling a Screw in the bottom of the housing with the receiving disk to the cabin ceiling b Attach the top of the housing 3 5 Mounting the multisensor optiona...

Page 35: ...height of approx 150 cm 2 Drill a hole in the cabin wall for the cable 3 NOTICE Do not pull the lines at the plug when laying them Doing so could damage the line Attach the taut wire only to the cabl...

Page 36: ...hting can be installed anywhere however not near rising hot air The light output in the relay box is set to inductive load by default but light bulbs halogen HV bulbs and other resistive loads may als...

Page 37: ...rm to protection class IPX4 splash proof and be resistant to ambient temperatures Connect only dimmable light sources 3 8 Mounting the fan An exhaust fan can be mounted in the cabin and set via the co...

Page 38: ...oisture has escaped from the heating elements after approx 10 minutes the RCD can be integrated again in the electric circuit If the sauna heater will not be used for an extended period of time we rec...

Page 39: ...na heater sensor light etc Complete installation in the following sequence Connect sensor lines and plug in S bus plug for the additional module if needed Connect the consumer lines for sauna heater l...

Page 40: ...or connection optional E Multisensor connection optional F Safety temperature limiter connection G Heater sensor with safety temperature limiter H Sauna bus I Control output J Safety system jog dial K...

Page 41: ...Heater sensor connection D Bench sensor connection optional E Safety temperature limiter connec tion F Heater sensor with safety temperature limiter G Sauna bus H Control output I Safety system jog d...

Page 42: ...d screwdriver The front cover must be removed for the following steps See Removing the front cover EN 23 The cables are connected respectively to plugs that can be removed from the circuit board These...

Page 43: ...e two STB terminals on the lower main circuit board 2 Connect the bench sensor optional Connect the cable for the bench sensor to the two Oven Sens terminals 3 Connect the multisensor optional a Plug...

Page 44: ...ving the front cover EN 23 Add on modules SBM remote start With the SMB remote start module the sauna cabin can be switched on and off remotely with a button SBM HOT With the SMB HOT module an intense...

Page 45: ...you want to connect more than one module See 2 5 Accessories EN 16 4 5 Connecting the consumer lines WARNING Risk of electric shock There is a risk of electric shock when connecting the cables if the...

Page 46: ...heating load and power flows through the neutral conductor The switching output of the control unit for the sauna heater has a max of 10 kW resistive load It can be expanded as needed by an optional o...

Page 47: ...ecting the fan 1 Connect the fan to the two terminals FN and F1 If the fan is a double phase fan connect the higher fan phase to F1 full power and the lower fan phase to F2 lower power If a single pha...

Page 48: ...operation without safety system The heating period is restricted to 6 hours irrespective of the set jog dial position for heating period limitation Private sauna operation with safety system The heat...

Page 49: ...private or commercial operation Max 12 hrs runtime commercial operation e g in blocks of flats and hotels Max 18 hrs runtime commercial operation and if the cabin is con tinuously supervised e g in p...

Page 50: ...e from the vaporiser to the three terminals VAP a Connect the brown cable to terminal WM b Connect the neutral conductor blue cable to terminal N c Connect the black cable to terminal WB The switching...

Page 51: ...black cable to terminal WB The switching output of the control unit for the vaporiser has a max of 3 kW resistive load It can be expanded as needed by an optional output controller LSG You can connec...

Page 52: ...of 400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz and fused separately with 3 x 16 A A 16 A cut out with at least K characteristic must be used for fuse protection As a rule only a fixed connection may be connected to the mains...

Page 53: ...ric circuit connected to the poten tial free contact Use the control unit mains connections only for the sauna heat er Do not connect additional devices to the mains connections of the control unit Co...

Page 54: ...e lines 4 7 Checking for proper installation of the vaporiser If installed properly the vaporiser will switch on and off according to the humidity setting If the Wb and Wm connections on the vaporiser...

Page 55: ...mode if it is connected to the mains supply The settings must be reset after a system reset The program guides you through the required steps Ensure that the rocker switch is set to Position I Setup 1...

Page 56: ...control with Adjustable only if a building management system is connected Applicable settings for the Modbus protocol can be found in the doc umentation for the application in use 5 Set MODBUS baud ra...

Page 57: ...in the menu Setting the light source 1 Open the Lighting menu 2 Make settings to indicate which light source is connected with 1 1 stop bit no parity 2 2 stop bit no parity 3 1 stop bit odd parity 4 2...

Page 58: ...alfunction is present No manual operation possible 3 PFC switches on with sauna PFC switches off 5 min delay with sauna Manual operation possible for coloured light sound 4 PFC switches on with cabin...

Page 59: ...sauna cabin is in standby mode it is switched off automatically after 30 min You can set the fan function for Bi O mode humidity mode The func tion is set by the factory so that the fan can be switche...

Page 60: ...to Stage 1 in heater heat up phase 3 Fan switched on to Stage 1 in heater intermission and heater heat up phase 4 Fan switched on to Stage 1 in vaporiser intermission 5 Fan switched on to Stage 1 in...

Page 61: ...switch on control unit Switch on control unit Control unit is switched on factory setting Switch off control unit Control unit is switched off Parts of the circuit board are still energised Switch on...

Page 62: ...ched off and no button is pushed Screen saver and sleep mode are ended by pressing any button A Status bar B Function menu item C Soft key activate function open menu item D Settings display E Switch...

Page 63: ...opening a function or a menu item number val ues that can be changed appear in blue Save settings Set values are saved automatically Change to main menu If 5 seconds pass and no button is pressed the...

Page 64: ...in menu The displayed functions or menu items can vary depending on the control unit model and its configuration A Time status display G ECO mode B Bi O or Finnish operating mode H Operating data C Ta...

Page 65: ...ng the heat up phase Target humidity Displayed in Bi O mode only Time or time remaining Time Time remaining in heating period until autostop Time remaining for HOT mode Time remaining for ECO mode Fun...

Page 66: ...us bar display during active keypad lock 6 5 Display settings 6 5 1 Time Setting the time 1 Open the Time menu 2 Set the time with Hours are changed by setting the minutes Timer one time heating perio...

Page 67: ...menu 2 Set the brightness with 6 6 Setup reset Opening the Setup Reset menu 1 Restart the control unit switch off and switch on again 2 Press the following 2 soft keys simultaneously when the logo is...

Page 68: ...ure and humidity in Bi O mode only in the main menu are displayed in colour Switching off the sauna heater 1 Briefly press the On Off button The sauna heater is switched off The icons for temperature...

Page 69: ...1 Briefly press the light button Status bar display if the light is switched on Dimming the light 1 Press the light button for 2 seconds The Dim Light menu is displayed 2 Set the dimming level with Sw...

Page 70: ...de the humidity function in the main menu is activated 6 7 4 Temperature When setting the temperature in Bi O mode the humidity is automatically adjusted See 6 7 5 Setting the humidity for Bi O mode E...

Page 71: ...the installation If a humidity sensor is connected the relative air humidity can be set in If no humidity sensor is connected an interval can be set as a cycle This interval defines how long humidity...

Page 72: ...does not take into consideration the actual humidity in the sauna cabin and makes it possible to consistently produce a specific vol ume of steam Setting the humidity 1 Choose the Humidity function 2...

Page 73: ...er EN 74 Switching off the timer EN 74 Deactivating the timer EN 74 It is possible to set an automatic start time only if the sauna is equipped with a safety system that conforms to standards This sys...

Page 74: ...ith 3 Start the timer Switching off the timer 1 Press the On Off button for 2 seconds Pressing to start the system again reactivates the timer Deactivating the timer 1 Choose the Timer function 2 Set...

Page 75: ...to start opera tion at a higher temperature in order to heat the sauna to the maximum temperature before and or during an infusion phase thereby keeping the sauna stones hot to achieve an optimal wat...

Page 76: ...mended via a button that is available as an option ECO module see 2 5 Accessories EN 16 Switching ECO mode on off 1 Choose the ECO mode function After switching on the system the time remaining for EC...

Page 77: ...f manually in the holiday resort or remote modes See 6 8 3 Modes holiday cottage holiday resort remote EN 79 Switching the PFC on off 1 Choose the PFC soft key 6 7 13 Switching the fan on off manually...

Page 78: ...ry sets the runtime for ECO mode so that it is ended manually or when the sauna heater is switched off Setting the ECO mode runtime 1 Open the menu for ECO mode runtime 2 Set the ECO mode runtime with...

Page 79: ...emote In some modes certain settings are locked and the corresponding icons are hidden a b c d 5 5 min 10 10 min 15 15 min 20 20 min Available setting Holiday cottage Holiday resort Remote Switch on t...

Page 80: ...tivating the holiday resort mode 1 Restart the control unit switch off and switch on again 2 Press the following 2 buttons simultaneously when the logo is dis played Activating deactivating the remote...

Page 81: ...ltaneously when the logo is dis played 6 8 4 Temperature control The temperature control is set to 0 by the factory Setting the temperature control 1 Open the Temperature Control menu 2 Setting the te...

Page 82: ...trol If a remote control is connected the safety system must be set accordingly when the control unit is installed See Setting the safety system EN 48 If a remote control module or a different unit fo...

Page 83: ...n The maintenance interval is set by default to 500 hours You can change the maintenance interval Setting the maintenance interval 1 Open the Maintenance Interval menu item 2 Set the maintenance inter...

Page 84: ...d 7 4 Display of connected modules Displaying the modules 1 Open the Software menu item 2 Press the arrow keys to switch between the connected module displays The module name and serial numbers are di...

Page 85: ...provide the error code See Service address EN 92 Water shortage warning Reason Solution Not enough water in the vapor iser Refill water Install automatic filling FWA if necessary Malfunction when aut...

Page 86: ...let valve and check that it functions properly Replace the water inlet valve if necessary This error message must be confirmed once the error is rectified Briefly press the On Off button once Press th...

Page 87: ...N 33 Cable is loose or short circuited through mechanical force Cable is defective or not con nected Sensor is defective Error Reason Solution Display is blank No power Check fuses Control unit with r...

Page 88: ...ms and Conditions of Business or order confirmation Unconditional acceptance of order acknowledgments or deliveries shall not be construed as any form of acknowledgment of such terms and conditions An...

Page 89: ...llation operation and maintenance have been carried out in full accordance with the manufac turer s specifications in the installation and operating instructions The warranty period shall commence fro...

Page 90: ...customer at the customer s own expense Electrical assembly and installation work including service visits and parts replacements shall be carried out at the customer s expense costs shall not be borne...

Page 91: ...am material Electronic waste Electronic waste must be disposed of at the designated local collection point for electronic waste Electrical devices that are no longer needed must be recycled at a recyc...

Page 92: ...place Please always provide us with nameplate data such as model item num ber and serial number so we can provide fast and efficient support Date of sale Stamp retailer signature EOS Saunatechnik GmbH...

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