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GH10NA USER MANUAL

 

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14

 

Issue I 

AUGUST 2017

 

You can change the setting using the following procedure: 

STEP 1 

 

STEP 2 

 

STEP 3

 

 

STEP 4

 

 

→ 

 

→ 

  or  

 

→ 

 

Green LED lights on 

the key. 

Display shows the U0 

setting value. 

 

Move to the 

U1 setting. 

 

Set the desired value.  

 

 

Save the new 

setting. 

Move to the U2 

setting. 

 

7.3.

 

HUW/ Return Temperature Setting (U2) 

This setting is available to the user 

only

 if the HUW heating option or return temperature stabilisation are 

used, and the user configured the pump with the 

F00

 service parameter by setting it to the values “01”, “02”, 

“03”, “04” (

 section 8.2 page 13). You can modify this setting in a similar way to the described in sections 

7.1

 

and 

7.2

. Settings are within the range of 35°C to 65°C. 

7.4.

 

Anti-Legionella Function (U3) 

The GH10NA controller is equipment in Anti-Legionella function which limit growth 

Legionella 

pneumophilia 

 bacterium on HUW installation. This function is available for users when value 

F00

 service 

parameter was adjust on „02”, „03” or „04”. 

The Legionella bacterium growth in water environment and the best condition is on 38–42

0

C temperature.  

The Legionella bacterium can cause variety pneumonia disease, called Legion fever. 

To activate the ANTI-LEGIONELLA function, set the 

U3

 setting to 1. 

When the function is active, a blinking letter “L” is visible on the left part of the display, before the displayed 

temperature value.  

You can turn off the function by modifying the 

U3

 setting to 0, or by pressing 

 . The anti-legionella 

function is also cancelled after a power down. 

The ANTI-LEGIONELLA function has higher priority over other functions, therefore it is performed by 

the Controller in the first order (superior function). 

When the function is activated, the temperature of water in the boiler is increased to 70°C and maintained for 

a period of 10 minutes. 

 

 

 

TURNING ON OF THE ANTY-LEGIONELLA FUNCTION CAUSES RISE OF 

THE TEMPERATURE OF HUW WATER UP TO 70

0

C. 

EXTRA CAUSION WHEN USING HUW. 

MAY RESULT IN BURNING !!! 

Summary of Contents for GH10NA

Page 1: ...able Instructions before connecting and starting up any of our products Should any doubts arise please contact our Company between 8 a m and 4 p m Attention At the bottom of each page you will find la...

Page 2: ...ES 11 6 5 ALARM CONDITIONS 12 6 6 POWER FAILURE 12 6 7 BOILER BURNOUT DETECTION 12 7 USER SETTINGS 13 7 1 BOILER TEMPERATURE SETTING U0 13 7 2 FAN SPEED U1 13 7 3 HUW RETURN TEMPERATURE SETTING U2 14...

Page 3: ...uation have the following graphic forms Warning This symbol is used when it is necessary in described instructions to follow the sequence of carried out operations The unit may be damaged or destroyed...

Page 4: ...BUTTON ACTIVATE ALL BUTTON ON PANEL TOUCH KEYBORD TAKES PLACE AFTER TOUCH EACH OF THEM AND HOLD FOR MOMENTS ON OFF CH PUMPS MANUAL SWITCHING PUMPS OPERATION INDICATORS AUTO OPERATION INDICATOR FAN MAN...

Page 5: ...tecting from power outages and other different disturbances The GH10NA Controller is fitted with inputs 1 boiler output water temperature measurement NTC sensor 2 HUW boiler water return water tempera...

Page 6: ...2809 80 550 2974 90 600 3137 10 When a contactor or relay proxy is connected use a dedicated blowout system eg varistor Omission of this security measure may result in malfunction or damage to the co...

Page 7: ...rd After calibration process the device performs a 3 second start sequence during which it displays various information including the firmware version When the start sequence is complete the controlle...

Page 8: ...automatic operation according to the factory settings Table 1 Factory settings chart Parametr Opis parametru Min Max Krok Nastawa fabryczna U00 Boiler preset temperature F03 F04 1 C 60 C U01 Fan spee...

Page 9: ...ed Heating System 6 1 1 Central Heating cycle HUW cycle INPUTS OUTPUTS T1 Boiler temp P1 HUW pump T2 HUW temp P2 CH pump T3 Flue gas temp P3 Fan 6 1 2 Central Heating cycle mixing pump INPUTS OUTPUTS...

Page 10: ...er or equal to the value set in the F06 service setting factory setting is 40 C Turning the CH pump on and its operation is indicated by lighting the upper indicator on The Controller turns off the pu...

Page 11: ...HUW return is available in the AUTO and MAINTAIN modes but only if the flue gas sensor or HUW return sensor are properly enabled Press to view the flue gas temperature Press the key again to cancel th...

Page 12: ...Power Failure After a power failure the Controller starts to reactivate according to the condition it was in before the power down The Controller waits 1 minute to stabilise the mains power parameter...

Page 13: ...N IN BURNOUT DETECTION IS INDICATED BY BLINKING THE UPPER INDICATOR ON 7 USER SETTINGS 7 1 Boiler Temperature Setting U0 You can change the boiler temperature setting using the following procedure 7 2...

Page 14: ...tion This function is available for users when value F00 service parameter was adjust on 02 03 or 04 The Legionella bacterium growth in water environment and the best condition is on 38 420 C temperat...

Page 15: ...2 page 13 8 2 Configuration of Additional Pump This procedure allows you to connect an additional pump that can be used as a mixing pump or a Hot Utility Water HUW pump operating with or without high...

Page 16: ...blockade position when temperature is reach in room During blockade position C H pump stay off after 4 minutes for the moment when temperature in room is Reach short circuit contact The boiler start w...

Page 17: ...iler temperature drops to a level enabling limiter reset temperature level depends on the limiter model used For safety reasons the Controller does not resume automatic operation on its own For the Co...

Page 18: ...e sensor 09 N 56 57 Thermostat 06 L Central Heating Pump C H 05 N Central Heating Pump C H 08 L H U W Pump Mixing Pump 07 N H U W Pump Mixing Pump 02 N Power Supply 230V 01 L Power Supply 230V Fig 1 D...

Page 19: ...ective collection of worn out electrical and electronic equipment It means that this product should not be disposed of with other household wastes Proper disposal of aged and worn out electrical and e...

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