Landis & Gyr Ultrasonic UH50 General Information Manual Download Page 3

UH50 Ultrasound Heatmeter 

 

Configuration Instructions 

UH 106-101c 

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Operating elements 

 

  LCD button 1 (“Loop“); advances to the next 

loop 

  LCD button 2; advances to the next line within a 

loop 

  Service button, inside 

  Calibration button, inside (to be operated with a 

service tool – not included in scope of supply) 

The service button and calibration button are not 
accessible until the housing cover is removed. 
The calibration button is additionally protected by an 
adhesive label. 
The optical interface permits data communication via 
a computer with the necessary read-out software, 
e.g. PappaWin. 

Displays 

The places after the decimal point of displayed 
values are indicated by a surrounding border. 

 

Calibrated values can be recognized by the star 
symbol shown in addition to the value. 

The displays of the heat meter are arranged on 
several levels (LOOPs). LCD button 2 advances the 
display of the user loop (LOOP 0) cyclically.  

Note:

 Depending on how the unit is parameterized, 

the number of items displayed and the data shown 
may differ from this description. Certain button 
functions may also be disabled.

 

User loop (“LOOP 0”)

 

 

Head of the loop 

 

Accumulated quantity of heat with tariff status

 

 

Tariff register 1 (optional) 

 

Accumulated volume 

 

Segment test 

 

Error message with error code number 

 

LCD button 1 is used to switch the display from the 
user loop to the selection of service loops 
(LOOP 1..n). 

Service loop (selection) 

 

Service loop 1 

 

Service loop 2

 

... 

 

  LOOP n 

Service loop n

 

LCD button 1 advances the display to the next loop. 
After the last loop, the user loop (LOOP 0) appears 
again. 
LCD button 2 displays the content of the selected 
service loop. 
Within a loop, the LCD button 2 is used to advance 
to the next line of the display. After the last line of 
the display, the first display line appears again.

 

Service loop 1 (“LOOP 1”)  

Head of the loop 

Current flowrate 

Current heat power 

Current flow/return temperature 

Operating time 
Operating time with flowrate 
Missing time 

Property number, 8-digit 

Date 

Yearly set day (DD.MM) 

Quantity of heat previous year on set day 

Volume for previous year on set day 

Firmware version 

Service loop 2 (“LOOP 2”)

 

In service loop 2, the 

maxima

 are displayed. LCD 

button 2 calls the displays one after the other. 

Head of the loop 

Max. flowrate, 
at 2s intervals with date stamp 

Max. power, 
at 2s intervals with date stamp 

Max. temperatures, 
at 2s intervals with date stamp 
for flow and return maximum 

Measuring period for maximum calculation 

 

Summary of Contents for Ultrasonic UH50

Page 1: ...temperature 20 to 60 C Max height 2000 m above MSL Ambient temperature 5 to 55 C Ambient humidity 93 rel Housing degree of prot IP 54 per EN 60529 Safety class Line 110 230 V AC II per EN 61558 Line 24 V ACDC III per EN 61558 Response threshold f T0 2 K Temperat difference T 3 K to 120 K Temperat meas range 2 180 C Sensors Type Pt500 or Pt100 per EN 60751 Temperature range 0 150 C 45 mm overall le...

Page 2: ...r outlet sections are necessary However if the heat meter is installed in the shared return of two heating systems e g heating and hot water the mounting location must be a sufficient distance from the T element that forms the junction min 10 DN to allow the different water temperatures to mix well The sensor can be mounted in ball valves or in pockets The sensors must be inserted at least up to t...

Page 3: ...d of the loop Accumulated quantity of heat with tariff status Tariff register 1 optional Accumulated volume Segment test Error message with error code number LCD button 1 is used to switch the display from the user loop to the selection of service loops LOOP 1 n Service loop selection Service loop 1 Service loop 2 LOOP n Service loop n LCD button 1 advances the display to the next loop After the l...

Page 4: ...re difference flow temperature and return temperature with their date stamps on a yearly set day Monthly values The electronic unit stores the meter readings for quantity of heat volume the tariff register missing time and flowrate measuring time as well as the monthly maxima for flowrate power temperature difference flow temperature and return temperature with their date stamp for 18 months on th...

Page 5: ... end ferrules 0 25 1 5 mm conductor sizes 26 14 AWG Multiple conductor connection 2 conductors of same cross section rigid or flexible 0 2 0 75 mm flexible with end ferrules without plastic sleeve 0 25 0 34 mm flexible with TWIN ferrules with plastic sleeve 0 5 0 75 mm Recommended screwdriver 0 6 x 3 5 mm Tightening torque 0 4 Nm Permissible combinations of modules Slot for module 2 is equipped wi...

Page 6: ...conducting Pulses for operating states Ready pulsed conducting i e 100 200 µs pulse duration 500 ms period Fault constantly non conducting Fast pulses Note In battery operation a D cell is required For applications such actuating controllers or as flowrate transmitters higher pulse rates are required The parameters required for this pulse significance pulse duration can be configured with the Papp...

Page 7: ...and maximum power measuring period with maxima for power flowrate and temperatures actual values for power flowrate and temperatures F0 pre warning setting and resetting a user lock setting the date and time and the primary and secondary address Special version with minimum update rate of 30 s can be supplied WZU MB 30 but it has a shorter battery life Data scope for fast readout Update after a mi...

Page 8: ...l mode The data are packed and output in various telegram types Data content All telegrams are preceded by the time stamp date and time and the property number Telegram type Content Basic Cumulated values and error status Previous year Cumulated previous year s values and error status Previous month Cumulated previous month s values and error status Extended Current instantaneous values stored max...

Page 9: ...ated or all tariffs can be deactivated Surcharge quantity tariff by means of return temperature tariff T12 The quantity of heat is summated depending on the return temperature in tariff registers 1 or 2 The summated quantity of heat is calculated from the difference of the return temperature from the defined return temperature threshold instead of from the temperature difference Above return thres...

Page 10: ...thly set day parameterized 21 Master reset performed 22 All times deleted 23 Missing time deleted 24 Event occurs Maxima deleted Read out is performed via the optical interface with the PappaWin software Data logger optional The data logger permits the archiving of data that the user can select from a predefined set of values The data logger contains four archives whose 8 channels can be assigned ...

Page 11: ... length 190mm nominal pressure PN16 connection G 1 B 23 Nominal flowrate 1 5 m h length 190mm nominal pressure PN25 connection flanged DN 20 24 Nominal flowrate 1 5 m h length 190mm nominal pressure PN25 connection G 1 B 25 Nominal flowrate 2 5 m h length 130mm nominal pressure PN16 connection G 1 B 36 Nominal flowrate 2 5 m h length 130mm nominal pressure PN25 connection G 1 B 37 Nominal flowrate...

Page 12: ... mounted in the tube F Sensor Pt500 removable mounting in the tube as an option G Sensor Pt500 removable mounted in the tube within a pocket H Sensor Pt100 not removable not mounted in the tube N Sensor Pt100 not removable mounted in the tube P Sensor Pt100 not removable mounting in the tube as an option R Sensor Pt100 not removable mounted in the tube within a pocket S Hardware dependent features...

Page 13: ...supply 24V AC DC with plug WZU ACDC24 00 Communication modules Code Analog module WZU AM CL Module WZU CL M bus module WZU MB M bus module with 30s minimum reading cycle WZU MB 30 M bus module with guaranteed data set WZU MB GR Pulse module WZU P2 Pulse module with OptoMOS WZU P2L Radio module WZU RM Radio module with external antenna WZU RM EXT Notes Regulations on the use of heat meters must be ...

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