manualshive.com logo in svg

Riello SC SUN 300, Manual

Share
Download
Riello SC SUN 300 Manual Download Page 4

4

WATER CIRCUIT

1

2

2

1

1

7

8 9

9

9

9

9

9

10

10

11

1

1

3

4

4

5

S5

9

6

1  Two way valve 

2  Modulating pump 

3  Three way diverter valve 

4  Non-return valve 

5  Cock with cap

6  Bleed pipe with manual vent valve 

7  Flow meter with temperature gauge 

8  Solar circuit safety valve 

9  Drain valve 

10  Two way valve 

11  Pressure transducer

1

2

2

1

1

7

8 9

9

S5

9

9

9

9

6

9

10

10

11

1

Puffer 1

Puffer 2

1

3

4

4

5

Summary of Contents for SC SUN 300

Page 1: ...nstruction manual 1 DESCRIPTION CONTENTS OF THE KIT GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION AND PRECAUTIONS READ THIS MANUAL WITH CARE BEFORE COMMENCING ANY OPERATION ON THE PRODUCT The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the product at any time and without notice in the interests of re flecting technological progress and responding to specific production installation and positioning requirement...

Page 2: ...st be counteracted by applying a second wrench to the fitting so that the pipes of the module will not be strained and damaged b b All installation connection and testing operations must be entrusted to skilled professionals who can be relied upon to observe current standards and follow the instructions given in the accompanying manual N B All pipelines must be insulated in accordance with statuto...

Page 3: ...rised two way bypass valve primary circuit M M 1 7 Safety valve kit 10 bar 8 Solar circuit filling drain cock 9 Motorised two way ball valve primary circuit return F F F 1 1 2 10 Non return valve sandblasted brass F F 1 1 2 11 Stainless steel plate heat exchanger 12 Power board with thermal magnetic breaker 13 XTDC electronic controller 14 Pressure temperature gauge RPS 1 8 bar 15 Heating circuit ...

Page 4: ...ing pump 3 Three way diverter valve 4 Non return valve 5 Cock with cap 6 Bleed pipe with manual vent valve 7 Flow meter with temperature gauge 8 Solar circuit safety valve 9 Drain valve 10 Two way valve 11 Pressure transducer 1 2 2 1 1 7 8 9 9 S5 9 9 9 9 6 9 10 10 11 1 Puffer 1 Puffer 2 1 3 4 4 5 ...

Page 5: ...uit 40 mbar Absorbed electric power primary circulator max stand by 155 1 72 W Absorbed electric power second circulator max stand by 70 1 W Absorbed electric power solar controller stand by 0 5 W Energy efficiency solar controller 1 Power supply voltage 230 V Power supply frequency 50 60 Hz Ingress protection 40 IP Net weight 155 kg Water volume 45 l Heating curves pressure drop 9 10 11 12 8 7 6 ...

Page 6: ... 0 3000 2000 4000 5000 6000 Portata secondario l h Resa circolatore NB Assuming primary circuit parameters 0 5 l min m2 ΔT 12 C 95 C to 83 C Secondary circuit flow 90 C 1 200 m2 solar 100 l min 2 180 m2 solar 90 l min 3 160 m2 solar 80 l min 4 140 m2 solar 70 l min 5 120 m2 solar 60 l min 6 100 m2 solar 50 l min Secondary ΔT Secondary flow rate l min Secondary flow rate l min Pump efficiency ...

Page 7: ...1 2 F RS Recirculation secondary circuit 1 1 2 F MS1 Secondary circuit flow 1 1 1 2 F MS2 Secondary circuit flow 2 1 1 2 F Dimensions Height 1140 mm Width 1000 mm Depth 500 mm It is recommended that a clearance of at least 50 cm should be maintained on all sides of the module in order to facilitate inspection and ser vicing operations ...

Page 8: ...M 1 1 2 DEV 3 VIE 6 A C2 N N 230VAC max 12V LAN S1 Storage sensor high S2 Storage sensor low S5 Heat exchanger sensor S8 Solar collector sensor V1 Speed control pump 1 V2 Speed control pump 2 C1 Primary circuit pump C2 Secondary circuit pump Secured to frame Slot accepting SD Card for Data logging and firmware updates Make certain the SD card is fitted the right way round The card must be inserted...

Page 9: ...Feed temperature sensor cables only into the left hand side of the controller and mains voltage cables only into the right hand side The user must install a device capable of disconnecting all poles such as a thermal magnetic breaker Cables connected to the controller must be stripped by no more than 55 mm and the cable jacket must extend into the housing to a point just beyond the strain relief g...

Page 10: ... practices by suitably qualified persons working for a company that will assume full responsibility for the completed installation ASSEMBLY AND START UP Bear in mind the following before installing the product The module is designed to heat potable water operating in conjunction with a storage cylinder Any use deviating from or unrelated to the intended use is considered improper Do not connect th...

Page 11: ... of a main differential switch in accordance with current regulations The manufacturer acknowledges no liability for improper use of the equipment b b Electrical connections must be made by a qualified technician b b Never under any circumstances dispose of the controller with ordinary household refuse Dispose of the controller only at designated collection points or return it to the dealer or man...

Page 12: ...culate for two minutes Open the diverter valve to direct flow to the storage cylinder Continue recirculation until the liquid in the system is entirely free of bubbles Close the vent valves Set the controller for operation in automatic mode see parameter 3 1 Solar side Use the filling drain cocks to fill the system Select manual operating mode at the controller and activate the pump see controller...

Page 13: ...ed structural changes to the product Installation of additional components that have not been tested in conjunction with the controller Any damage resulting from continued use of the controller even after an obvious defect has been discovered Failure to use original replacement parts and accessories Use of the product for any purpose other than its intended purpose Operation above or below the lim...

Page 14: ...g range PT1000 40 C to 300 C Grundfos direct sensor 0 C to 100 C 25 C 120 C short term VFS 1 l min 12 l min VFS1 12 RPS 0 0 6 bar 2 l min 40 l min VFS2 40 0 1 bar 5 l min 100 l min VFS5 100 0 1 6 bar 10 l min 200 l min VFS10 200 0 2 5 bar 0 4 bar 0 6 bar 0 10 bar Network connections Ethernet optional CAN Bus Memory devices Slot for Micro SD cards Clock Real Time Clock RTC with 24 hour battery back...

Page 15: ... controller and the Vortex Flow Sensor must have the same ground potential The VFS has a functional earth connec tion PELV The PE output of the controller must be connected to the pipe system at a point near the sensor Connection terminals V2 V1 S8 S7 VFS2 1 S F V C R SD Card Ethernet S6 S5 S4 S3 S2 S1 GND R6 NC C NO R5 R4 R3 R2 R1 N L Low voltage Voltage free relay Relay Mains Low voltage b b max...

Page 16: ...exchanger S8 Collector V1 Optional selection for R1 V2 Optional selection for R2 R1 Solar circuit pump R2 Secondary circuit pump R3 Valve Storage high S1 Storage low S2 ON Buffer Storage low S2 SETUP WIZARD The first time the controller is switched on once the lan guage and the clock are set a prompt will appear asking whether or not the setup wizard is required The wizard can be called up again a...

Page 17: ...ion of each of the other three keys 4 is shown in the display line immediately above the right hand key is generally used to confirm and select input data Examples of key functions increase decrease values scroll the menu up down yes no confirm cancel Info additional information Back return to previous screen ok confirm selection Confirm confirm setting FREE PROGRAMMING If the intention is not to ...

Page 18: ...guage selection 1 MEASUREMENT VALUES Menu 1 Measurement values indicates the current tem peratures measured Quit the menu by pressing esc or selecting Exit Meas urements To quit Info mode select Overview or press esc b b If Error appears in the display instead of the measurement value this could mean that there is a temperature sensor either faulty or not connect ed properly If the cables are too ...

Page 19: ... the relay contacts are switched on or off by pressing a key regardless of current temperatures and parameter settings Measured temperatures are also displayed on the screen for monitoring and control purposes b b When Manual mode is activated current temperatures and parameter settings are ignored by the controller In this situation the system is liable to overheat and suffer serious damage Manua...

Page 20: ...te the connected relay If the temperature drops below ΔT Off the relay deactivates Settings range ΔT On 8 C to 50 C ΔT Off 2 C to 14 C Default see table b b If the selected temperature difference is too small the operational effectiveness of the controller might be affected depending on the system layout and the positioning of the sensors 4 8 Tmax storage 2 Maximum temperature for buffering storag...

Page 21: ...ing function is activated excess thermal energy in the storage cylinder is returned to the collector This will occur only if the temperature in the cylinder is higher than the Recool Tsetpoint set ting and the temperature at the collector is at least 20 C lower than in the cylinder and before the storage temperature has dropped below the Recool Tsetpoint setting In systems with two storage cylinde...

Page 22: ...ctions provided by the manufacturer If in doubt it is preferable that the minimum speed and the pump stage should be set conservatively high rather than too low 6 2 1 Modes The following speed modes can be set Off no speed control whatever The connected pump is activated or deactivated at full speed Mode M1 following the purge time the controller activates the maximum speed setting If the differen...

Page 23: ...full speed 100 to ensure a troublefree start Once the purge time has elapsed the pump is set to maximum or minimum speed depending on the type of speed control selected under 6 2 1 Modes The purge time function cannot be applied with PWM or 0 10V output Settings range 5 to 600 seconds Default see table 6 2 5 Sweep time This determines the inertia of the speed controI in order to prevent significan...

Page 24: ...es sible even when a profile has been selected 6 3 3 2 Output signal This menu determines the type of pump in use Solar pumps operate at their highest speed when the signal likewise is at maximum strength whereas conversely heating pumps operate at their highest speed when the signal is at minimum strength Solar normal heating inverted Settings range Normal Inverted Default see table 6 3 3 3 0 10V...

Page 25: ...FS1 VFS2 Factory setting none 6 6 Relay 5 See heading 6 5 6 7 Relay 6 See heading 6 5 6 8 Relay 7 See heading 6 5 6 9 Heat output 6 9 1 Fixed flow rate 6 9 1 1 Metering When the heat meter is set to operate in flow rate mode the system calculates an approximate quantity on the basis of values entered by the user type of glycol antifreeze concentration of glycol and flow rate These values are corre...

Page 26: ...long cables or badly positioned sensors can be com pensated manually by way of this menu Settings can be made for each individual sensor in steps of 0 8 C temperature or 0 2 per step of the measuring range in the case of the VFS RPS sensor flow pressure Offset sensor settings range 100 to 100 Default see table b b Settings are necessary only in exceptional cases when the system is first started up...

Page 27: ... On Off Default see table b b This function must be activated only by an expert service technician when there are problems with the acquisition of measurement values Follow the directions provided by the collector manufacturer 6 16 Time and date This menu is used to set the current time and date b b To run analyses on system data the time must be set correctly at the controller Remember that the c...

Page 28: ...e SD card when data logging is active 9 LANGUAGE Menu 9 Languages can be used to select the language in which menus are displayed and navigated Selection is prompted automatically at start up 8 Service data 1 xtdc 2011 05 16 9363 2 R3 Main function 3 R4 Not used 4 R5 Not used 5 R6 Not used 6 R7 Not used 9 Language 1 Deutsch 2 English 3 Italiano 4 Portugues 5 Espanol OK Exit language ...

Page 29: ... electrical power failure since the time and date must be verified and if necessary reset Night time circulation Check clock This indicates that the pump is or was in operation between 23 00 and 04 00 System protection The collector temperature setting was exceeded at some point triggering deactiva tion of the solar pump to prevent damage to the system through overheating Collector protection The ...

Page 30: ...ent values Check outputs components in manual mode see 3 2 Manual If necessary optimise the setting parameters Useful notes tips Rather than controlling system flow rate using a flow limiter it is better to adjust the flow rate using the selector switch on the pump and the maximum speed setting at the controller see 6 2 6 maximum speed This will save energy Service data see 8 Service data include ...

Page 31: ...50 C 105 30 C 140 C 30 C 140 C On 110 C 100 C 90 C 90 C 5 3 Recooling Tref On off 0 C 99 C On 85 C 5 4 Frost protection Frost stage 1 Frost stage 2 On off 6 C 10 C off 25 C 6 C Off 7 C 5 C 5 5 Seizing protection R1 Seizing protection R2 Seizing protection R3 Seizing protection R4 Seizing protection R5 Seizing protection R6 Seizing protection R7 Daily weekly off Off Off Off Off Off Off Off 5 6 Coll...

Page 32: ...6 9 2 2 Installed on Flow return Return 6 9 2 3 Reference sensor S1 S8 VFS1 2 ac tive collector active storage RC temp S2 6 9 2 4 Type of antifreeze Ethylene propylene Propylene 6 9 2 5 Percentage of glycol 0 100 45 6 9 2 6 Offset ΔT 50 50 0 6 10 Pressure monitor 6 10 1 Pressure monitor On off On 6 10 2 RPS type Off 0 0 6bar 0 1bar 0 1 6bar 0 2 5bar 0 4bar 0 6bar 0 10bar 0 10bar 6 10 2 1 Pmin Off ...

Page 33: ... not support DHCP this will depend on the network settings In the event that DHCP cannot be handled by the system the protocol must be established by entering a static IP address obtained from the internet service provider This operation may require the assistance of a computer technician b b The XTDC electronic controller comes with a Micro SD memory card containing the complete set of manuals ne...

Page 34: ...l screen showing connection details and access credentials 2 IP address allocated by service provider for connection to local area network 3 Username and password authorising connection to the required system 4 Upload settings or import firmware updates 5 Save settings and system events 6 Display system status 7 Remote control with connection es tablished allows configuration of system parameters ...

Page 35: ......

Page 36: ...ago VR Tel 0442630111 Fax 0442630371 www riello it As part of the company s ongoing commitment to perfecting its range of products the appearance dimensions technical data equipment and accessories may be subject to variation ...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands