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Enables the remote operation for KNX or Modbus

systems (with Modbus configuration).

Symbol description

Service / maintenance intervals

Setting the intervals for service / maintenance.

Potential-free contact

Enables or disables the potential-free contact

switching function.

Afterheating temperature

Setting for humid operation in °C.

(only for EmoTec H)

Afterheating time

Setting for humid operation in minutes. (only for

EmoTec H)

Temperature adaptation

Setting for the temperature /- °C.

Refilling time

Switch-off time settings (only for EmoTec H)

Contact details

Displays stored contacts.

Fan

Fan speed settings.

Reset

Reset to the factory default settings, all individual

settings will be deleted.

Usage

Selection for private or commercial use and se-

lection of the sauna heater

Hysteresis

Setting of the switching hysteresis

Fan running time

Fan operation time in minutes.

(only for EmoTec H)

back

returns to the menu

HOT-auto interval time

Setting range: 30 to 480 min.

Only for dry Finnish operation.

ECO-time

Setting in minutes (0-240 min.)

HOT-time

Setting in minutes (5-20 min.)

Only for dry Finnish operation.

HOT-auto start time

Setting range: 0:00h to 23:59h and --:--

Only for dry Finnish operation.

HOT-auto switch-off time

Setting range: 0:00h to 23:59h and --:--

Only for dry Finnish operation.

Summary of Contents for Emotec D

Page 1: ...Made in Germany Firmware R4 02 IPx4 Print No 29344767 en 29 22 Technical changes reserved EN Installation and operation manual sauna control unit EOS EmoTec D EmoTec H...

Page 2: ...ench sensor 25 Humidity sensor 26 Electrical Installation Installation steps connections 27 Connection overview EmoTec D 28 Connection overview EmoTec H 29 Main board layout EmoTec D 30 Main board lay...

Page 3: ...gs main functions 46 50 Symbols extended settings 51 Operation and settings extended settings 52 54 Service level settings Opening service level 55 Symbols 56 Settings 57 58 Potential free contact PFC...

Page 4: ...ning 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...

Page 5: ...trician from an author ised electrical company Observe the stipulations inVDE 0100 part 703 or the applicable local legal requirements The system must be completely disconnected from the mains supply...

Page 6: ...prevented Protect the unit accordingly if there is an increased risk of mechanical damage Operator instruction Theoperatoroftheinfraredorsaunacabinmustbeinstructedonthegeneralsafetyinstruc tionsduring...

Page 7: ...t s hot parts and be able to identify them The operator must be familiar with the settings for the heating time and understand how to adjust it Health risks Spendingtimeinaninfraredorsaunacabincanlead...

Page 8: ...t only be used by persons with reduced mental capacity or limited physicalorsensoryabilitiesundersupervisionoriftheyhavebeenpreviouslyinstructedin its use and understand the risks Children and persons...

Page 9: ...e requirements are not observed The unit is operated after technical or other modifications are made to the relay box The unit is operated by children under the age of 8 years or by child ren above th...

Page 10: ...lay C Bottom housing for the flush mounting installation D Bottom housing for the on surface installation E Temperature sensor kit comprising Sensor housing Temperature sensor board Safety temperature...

Page 11: ...stive loads max 100 W dimmable energy saving lamps max 35 W Lamps at conventional transformers max 60 VA Attention only dimmable lamps must be used Fan and light output share a common 2AF fuse Volt fr...

Page 12: ...uirement Intended for indoor installation only Sensors may not be installed in corro sive or highly salty environment Device may not be installed in corrosive environment or in an environment which ma...

Page 13: ...itions such as extreme humidity and moisture or the possible formation of condensation or corrosive substances in the ambient air as well as other weather conditions Similarly excessive cold and extre...

Page 14: ...nnections special Sauna Bus type cables with the length 10 m 25 m and 50 m are available Use the cable type RJ14 RJ10 for display panel connection and the cable type RJ12 RJ12 for a connection to a di...

Page 15: ...outer wall of the cabin They are then passed into the housing from the rear Installing the relay box Necessary steps 1 Preparing the installation Determine a suitable location Route the lines 2 Remove...

Page 16: ...ing cables through the openings A B 7 Hook the relay box into the upper screw using the upper mounting hole 8 Securely tighten the relay box using the two lo wer mounting holes Once you have completed...

Page 17: ...s max 60 VA The relay box features an output for a fan A ventilation fan can be connected and operated using this output The fan is not included in the scope of delivery Observe the separate installat...

Page 18: ...33 W Up to 220 V DC max 0 12 A 26 4 W NOTICE Material damage due to short circuiting The supply line can short circuit if you use the mains connections L1 L2 or L3 to supply the electric circuit conn...

Page 19: ...l of the cabin Mounting in the wall wooden planks The control line is routed between the inner wall and outer wall of the cabin Mounting on the wall wooden planks The control line is routed along the...

Page 20: ...ed to the control panel The control line is fed through the opening in the housing Therefore it must be installed once the cut in the wall has been made Tools required Saw for cutting the wall only w...

Page 21: ...base 4 Insert the housing base into the wall opening 5 Flip the brackets 90 to outside and tighten the screws the housing base will be pulled to the wall panelling from inside and fastened in the wal...

Page 22: ...ll one 1 hole above and two 2 holes below Tighten the upper screw Allow the screw to protrude approx 3mm so you can hook in the housing Hook the housing into the upper screw us ing the upper mounting...

Page 23: ...with the RJ10 plug into the circuit board Place the front panel directly in front of the bottom piece Ensure that it is aligned prop erly Press the front panel carefully with a consist ent amount of...

Page 24: ...s of the sauna cabin where there are reclining options The main sensor is installed in observance of the following distances from the cabin wall de pending on the cabin size Guidelines for sensor inst...

Page 25: ...is step is not necessary for the bench sensor because it does not have an overheating limiter fuse If multiple sauna heaters are installed in a sauna cabin it may be necessary to install additional ov...

Page 26: ...a temperature limiter This allows in certain situations e g in very large saunas with complex air circulation to optimise the heat distribution If the bench sensor fails the heater sensor will overta...

Page 27: ...main sensor See chapter Sensor in installation section The humidity sensor has no overheating tem perature limiter STB Hole in the sensor chip Upon correct connection the sensor will be au tomaticall...

Page 28: ...used for fuse protection Before commencing installation ensure that the relay box the control panel and the tem perature sensor are mounted Furthermore all cabin work must be complete sauna heater li...

Page 29: ...N Saunaofen Sauna heater Sensorbus Saunabus reserviert Leuchte light L fter fan Bankf hler 2nd Sensor Ofenf hler Sensor Leistungsteil Main unit relay box Relais box B Steckeranschlu F hler Sensor plug...

Page 30: ...Verdampfer Vaporizer Sensorbus Saunabus reserviert Leuchte light L fter fan Bankf hler 2nd Sensor humidity sensor Feuchtef hler Ofenf hler Sensor Leistungsteil Main unit relay box Relais box B Stecke...

Page 31: ...onnector reserved not used E Sensorbus RJ10 sensor connection F S Bus RJ12 connection for display and modules G Connection for cabin lighting H Connection for fan I Potential free contact PFC J Termin...

Page 32: ...mming button D Connector reserved not used E Sensorbus RJ10 sensor connection F S Bus RJ12 connection for display and modules G Connection for cabin lighting H Connection for fan I Potential free cont...

Page 33: ...ribution in very large saunas where air circulation is a challenge by using an additional bench sensor In this case the heater sensor does not control the sauna temperature but acts as a temper ature...

Page 34: ...structions STB fan light FL FN LL LN L1 L2 L3 N W V U N N WB WM 3 4 S1 S1 N M A I N S O V E N VA P B C E A D F G H A Connection for power extension and control lamp B Mains C Output for sauna heater c...

Page 35: ...p the connections for the water bath WB and water shortage WM Check for proper functioning after instal lation Checking for proper installation of the vapor iser If installed properly the vaporiser wi...

Page 36: ...the relay box has no power Open the housing Set jumper JP5 to the desired runtime JP5 JP5 Connecting data line WARNING Ensure that the relay box has no power Open the housing Removing the housing cove...

Page 37: ...e installation instruc tions for the relevant LSG WARNING Risk of electric shock A faulty electrical connection poses the risk of an electric shock This risk also applies following completion of the i...

Page 38: ...ing the relay box housing The following work must be completed before you close the housing Connecting data lines Connecting and configuring consumers Programming of the cabin address chapter Multicab...

Page 39: ...dules or accessories are detected after the unit is switched on again and their corresponding icons appear in the sub menus Position I Relay box is switched on factory setting The relay box is ready f...

Page 40: ...eturn to the start screen A Not yet saved settings will be lost B Date and time will be saved as long as the battery lasts All other settings will be sa ved permanently regardless the battery On Off H...

Page 41: ...use Notice Special safety regulations apply to the commercial setting See chapter Operator In struction 5 Confirm availability of a safety system Notice If you do not confirm the availability of a saf...

Page 42: ...ock 2 Press programming button A for 5 6 sec until the flashing green LED B goes out and a red LED illuminates next to it active pro gramming mode 3 Now press briefly yet firmly on the program ming bu...

Page 43: ...onfirm Code Einstellung Code 20 51 8001 Disconnect the power unit from the mains and reconnect the lamp Close the housing Restore the power supply and switch the power unit back on 20 51 55 Licht R L...

Page 44: ...g temperature etc To switch off press the button again shortly Switching the light on off Press the button to switch the light on or off Settings Rotate the jog dial knob to open the settings menu The...

Page 45: ...0 Temperature Setting of the target temperature in the sau na cabin Humidity Setting of the target humidity value in humid operation mode sign indicates connected humidity sensor rel air humidity cont...

Page 46: ...the instruments mounted at the sauna wall We recommend to maintain the climate as it is pleasant to you instead of blind orientation on some suggested values When the sauna is switched on the thermom...

Page 47: ...de symbol and press on the jog dial to enter the selection menu select for the dry Finnish sauna or for the humid Bi O sauna mode If the humid mode has been selected the humidity symbol will automatic...

Page 48: ...e the pre set Auto Start timer simply press shortly on the on off but ton The blinking timer indication shall disappear Attention This function is only allowed to be used if your sauna is equiped with...

Page 49: ...hanactiveweektimer makesuretocheckyoursaunaregularlyforsafeconditions Risk of fire For single event switching press on the symbol in the main menu In the submenu see exam ple above press again on the...

Page 50: ...you return to the main start screen you will see the indication of the next earliest switching time flashing in the bottom right corner e g Monday 9 30 How to delete or change the week timer In order...

Page 51: ...n HOT additional functions The control unit can produce a 3 sec long swithching signal at the potential free output PFC upon each HOT heating phase This can be used e g to launch a water splash throug...

Page 52: ...observe the special advice below Time Here you can set the current time of day Holiday home mode Here you can restrict the user s access to the minimum functions with an own pin code Important advice...

Page 53: ...y long time power disconnection Screensaver This setting defines the period of time after which the control panel will enter the screensaver mode if no button has been operated In this mode the displa...

Page 54: ...limited to 6 hours 12 hours 18 hours or set to unlimited This limitation should be set in hardware during the installation and setup jumper 5 setting Press with the jog dial on the symbol and set the...

Page 55: ...EmoTec H Temperature setting Humidity setting only for EmoTec H To activate the mode press on the symbol A pin code prompt window with default 0000 will open Set your personal pin code with the jog d...

Page 56: ...level The control unit provides an extensive scope of tools for setup and fine tuning of the sauna equip ment in order to optimize the sauna operation This setup menu is protected with a PIN code and...

Page 57: ...moTec H Contact details Displays stored contacts Fan Fan speed settings Reset Reset to the factory default settings all individual settings will be deleted Usage Selection for private or commercial us...

Page 58: ...you can set the time for the sauna dry program after the humid operation Factory default setting is 30 minutes After every humid operation the sauna will then switch on in dry Finnish mode in order t...

Page 59: ...external equipment By default this feature is disabled The middle symbol allows to synchronize the volt free contact switching with the S1 output This means the contact between terminals 3 and 4 will...

Page 60: ...the switch off time for the HOT auto can be set Setting range 0 00 Uhr to 23 59 Uhr corresponds to HOT auto switches off with sauna Factory default setting ECO mode The ECO mode runtime can be set in...

Page 61: ...t has been confirmed that the sauna is compliant with the legal requirements for remote control availability of the approved safety system Open Home setup menu either during the inital setup from Firm...

Page 62: ...and runs without a fault shut down 7004 PFC closes if any fault is present The fault is saved until the next time the sauna is switched on without a fault Application Fault collecting line to PFC 700...

Page 63: ...hen the sauna is switched on AND is in the initial heat up phase below the pre set level otherwise open PFC open when the sauna is switched off or in after heating mode Application Connection of IR he...

Page 64: ...for EmoStyle Sensor fault Faulty connection to the main sensor check the sensor and cables for reliable connection Faulty sensor get the sensor replaced by the dealer Thermal fuse triggered Faulty con...

Page 65: ...ice Wrong bus configuration The relay box has a wrong cabin address ID Change cabin address to ID 1 Unknown error Check cable connections and restart the control unit if the fault persists contact the...

Page 66: ...your questions quickly and compe tently please provide the information printed on the type shield including the model item no and serial no in all inquiries Equipment commissioning date ______________...

Page 67: ...roducts is designed for the ship ping of individually packed goods pallet We expressly point out that our packaging is not suitable for individual shipments via parcel post The manufacturer shall acce...

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