Paul Universal Thermostat Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 4

Date: 05.02.10 

 

Subject to change in the interest 
of technical progress. 

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

Universal Thermostat 

with modulating power control

 

 

© Paul Wärmerückgewinnung GmbH • August-Horch-Straße 7 • 08141 Reinsdorf • Deutschland 

Tel: +49(0)375-303505-0 • Fax: +49(0)375-303505-55  • E-Mail: [email protected] • Internet: www.paul-lueftung.de

 

 

0.  PREFACE 

 

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE EQUIPMENT! 

 
This instruction contains all information necessary for an optimal installation, startup and. It can also be used 
as a manual for maintenance and service work. 
For the function and proper use of this device, all instructions in the assembly and operation instructions must 
be followed strictly. 
In case of disregarding these instructions, as well as the use of non-original parts, all warranty- and liability 
claims are cancelled. 

NOTE: This instruction has been made with greatest care. However, this introduction confers no 
rights. We reserve the right to change all or part of the contents of this instruction without prior 
notice. 

1. Short description 

 

The universal thermostat is used as a stand-alone control unit for the components brine defroster / GHX 
regulating flap, defroster heater or electric backup duct heater. It has two programmable and independent 
switching points (Temp 1 and Temp 2) with adjustable hysteresis.   
The control for the electrical consumer is performed by an electronic relay, for electric duct heaters with 
modulating power control. Pparallel to this a potential-free changeover is available. Enabling and locking of the 
control can be performed by an external potential-free enabling contact. The programmed temperature values 
as well as the temperature at the sensor are shown by a 7-segment display. Please see appendix 1: Electrical 
connections / Terminal diagram. 

 

2. Function / Operation 

 

 

2.1 Operating modes 

 
The configuration of the operating mode is done by DIP-switches. After selecting the new operating mode, the 
control system has to be restarted (disconnection from supply). 

 
2.1.1 Continuous control for heating elements (Defroster heater / Backup duct heater) 

 

This operation mode is most suitable to achieve a constant air temperature even though the ambient 
conditions are changing. The capacity of the heating element is modulated by the control system, so that 
the temperature inside the air duct is always constant. 
The temperature sensor is installed in the air duct (in air flow direction) 

downstream

 of the components 

defroster heater / backup duct heater. The control of the brine defroster / GHX regulating flap depends on 
the configured temperature threshold X1 (see appendix 1, appendix 3 and appendix 4): 
 
ON: T 

 X1 

 

  

OFF: T 

 X1+H 

 

 

 

DIP-1, -2 

ON  

DIP-3, -4 

OFF 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- Actual value of measured temperature depending on purpose: 

 

- Intake air temperature downstream of defroster heater 

 

- Supply air temperature downstream of backup duct heater 

H - 

Hysteresis 

X1 - 

Setpoint 

temperature switching threshold

 

t

      - Cycle time pulse package control in seconds (s) 

Summary of Contents for Universal Thermostat

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Page 3: ...ature switching threshold and switching times ON OFF Control Brine defroster GHX flap control 2 level control for defroster heater 2 level control for backup duct heater Settings of operating mode ON...

Page 4: ...d by an electronic relay for electric duct heaters with modulating power control Pparallel to this a potential free changeover is available Enabling and locking of the control can be performed by an e...

Page 5: ...nd switching times After setting the operation mode using the DIP switches the temperature thresholds have to be set via the control buttons The relevant thresholds can be changed according to the mod...

Page 6: ...GHX regulating flap The control of the brine defroster GHX regulating flap depends on the configured temperature thresholds X1 X2 see appendix 1 and appendix 2 ON T X2 or T X1 OFF T X2 H and T X1 H D...

Page 7: ...value of supply air temperature H Hysteresis X1 setpoint upper switching value 2 1 2 4 Settings of operating mode ON OFF control Button Temp 1 upper temperature threshold X1 keypress 3 s current switc...

Page 8: ...contact is closed This input in combination with a backup duct heater can be used for a room thermostat and or a flow sensor 2 2 2 Status message Consumer load ON Terminal X7 Potential free output for...

Page 9: ...rent lid of the existing plastic humidor suitable housing Operating data Housing dimensions W x D x H 160 x 120 x 90 mm Electrical connection 230 Vac 10 50 Hz Fuse T 160 mA Degree of protection IP 44...

Page 10: ...n Terminal diagram Potential free output for notification consumer ON 230VAC and distribution Grounding External enabling contact contact open inhibiting contact closed releasing Consumer load Heating...

Page 11: ...With intended use of brine defroster only connect at N und L pump 230VAC and distribution Grounding Potential free output for notification consumer load ON Balance leveling Middle position neutral pus...

Page 12: ...lower threshold 3 C H Hysteresis 0 5 C Grounding 230VAC and distribution Filter time Balance leveling Middle position neutral push button days days days Keyboard Status relay e g release for defroster...

Page 13: ...1 2 4 OFF X1 Setpoint upper threshold 50 C H Hysteresis 1 C 230VAC and distribution Potential free output for notification consumer load ON Room thermostat Status relay e g release for defroster Vent...

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