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- Subnetmask

Note: If the DHCP mode is activated / deactivated, the WLAN connection is reset and the
control unit tries to connect to the WLAN again. Therefore, first enter the addresses (IP,
gateway, DNS and subnet mask) and then select the appropriate mode.

Submenu WLAN Reset

If you want to delete the saved WLAN settings, select "WLAN Reset" and confirm the
prompt with "Yes". Please note that the saved WLAN settings can only be deleted here and
are not deleted when you select "Reset to factory settings" in the System Settings menu.

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Summary of Contents for AQC-A1-333-150-A

Page 1: ...Manual SENECT ONE SENECT TWO MONITOR FOUR FILTER CONTROL AQUACULTURE CONTROL For FW Version 1 90 26 04 2022 ...

Page 2: ...t for future reference Check your system daily For updates as well as information on expansion options and supplementary products for your SENECT product please contact www senect de www produkte senect de You can find answers to frequently asked questions and suggestions for application and operation in our forum at wiki senect de SENECT GmbH Co KG ...

Page 3: ...Type description Type description ...

Page 4: ...AQUACULTURE CONTROL Basic 300 W AQC A1 333 300 Item no 1410 AQUACULTURE CONTROL Basic 300 W with alarm output AQC A1 333 300 A Item no 1411 AQUACULTURE CONTROL Pro 150 W AQC A1 663 150 Item no 1500 AQUACULTURE CONTROL Pro 150 W with alarm output AQC A1 663 150 A Item no 1501 AQUACULTURE CONTROL Pro 300 W AQC A1 663 300 Item no 1510 AQUACULTURE CONTROL Pro 300 W with alarm output AQC A1 663 300 A I...

Page 5: ...ling installation and commissioning 15 Quick Start Guide Sensor Control 24 Quick Start Guide Filter Control 24 Operation 28 Display and symbols 28 Key descriptions 29 The Menu 33 Filter Menu 33 Sensor menu 40 Menu outputs and sockets 46 Menu WLAN 63 System Settings menu 72 Troubleshooting What to do if 76 Technical data 77 Information on correct disposal 79 Warranty 79 Notes 80 ...

Page 6: ...G Warning of possible danger to life and or serious irreversible injuries CAUTION Warning of possible medium and or minor injuries CAUTION Observe notes to avoid damage to property NOTE Further information for the use of the device WARNING Warning of danger of electric shock ...

Page 7: ...0 C and 40 C Only the intended connecting devices e g sensors or actuators may be connected The SENECT Control unit may not be modified except for extensions or software updates of SENECT It is forbidden to open the device or in any way to penetrate into the interior of the housing as there is mains voltage present Use only original SENECT or SENECT supplied or approved expansion replacement or ac...

Page 8: ...UACULTURE CONTROL and FILTER CONTROL are used to control drum and belt filter systems The integrated WLAN module allows the integration of the SENECT control into an existing WLAN network so that the SENECT control can also be operated with the available software Senect Control App The direct control of drum filters is only possible if the drum motor is driven with 24 V DC and a current consumptio...

Page 9: ...in different versions Sensor plugs Actuator plugs High power outputs 230 V AC Sockets AQUACULTURE CONTROL Basic 150W 3 2 1 5A 3 Basic 300W 3 2 1 10A 3 PRO 150W 6 5 1 5A 3 PRO 300W 6 5 1 10A 3 FILTER CONTROL 150W 3 2 1 5A 3 300W 3 2 1 10A 3 ONE 1 3 0 0 TWO 2 2 0 0 FOUR 4 0 0 0 ...

Page 10: ...Service description 10 FILTER CONTROL ...

Page 11: ...FILTER CONTROL 11 AQUACULTURE CONTROL Sensors and actuators PRO Sensors and actuators BASIC ...

Page 12: ...AQUACULTURE CONTROL 12 SENECT ONE SENECT TWO MONITOR 4 ...

Page 13: ...echamber a threshold value the rotation of the drum and the cleaning of the fabric is initiated by spray nozzles Many parameters such as flush water level emergency stop water level dry run protection etc can be individually adjusted Only by connecting a water level sensor is contamination dependent cleaning possible If the sensor is not connected a time controlled operating mode is possible Howev...

Page 14: ...d in the scope of delivery are present If you notice any defects damage or the absence of items included in the scope of delivery please report this immediately within 14 days Later complaints regarding defects that have already arisen before commissioning cannot be accepted Positioning and mounting Choose a location for the SENECT Control unit that is dry and protected from direct sunlight Ensure...

Page 15: ...ion e g on a wall Keep a distance of at least 15 cm around the device If the SENECT Control unit is properly fastened then take the plug of the power cable of the SENECT Control unit and plug it into a suitable IPx4 individually fused power socket DO NOT switch on the SENECT Control unit at first The next steps are the wiring of your control and the commissioning Figure 1 Dimensions of the hole SE...

Page 16: ...t the plugs at the respective sockets SENSOR by screwing them in remove protective cap before 3 Turn on the SENECT Control and make the desired settings 4 Optional Connect the SENECT Control to the existing WLAN see chapter WLAN Configuration 5 Now plug the desired 24V actuators and 230 V consumers one after the other into the respective sockets and check the function of each output Now your syste...

Page 17: ...set the following points Function Sensor control a new submenu appears when you go back one level in the menu with BACK In the submenu Sensor Control you must now set the following items o Mode Break time active o Control parameters O2 a s o Sensor plug 1 o Start value 95 o Stop value 100 o Max Duration 00 05 00 the valve is open for max 5 min o Break time 00 06 00 after the max duration the valve...

Page 18: ...lter is equipped with screw in level sensors EPS 250 MA connect the sensor in the filter chamber to the SENSOR 1 plug and the sensor in the prechamber to the SENSOR 2 plug for water refilling or differential cleaning 2 Connection of the cover switch If your filter has a cover switch connect it to plug SENSOR 3 To use the cover switch function select the item Cover switch EBF or Cover switch DF in ...

Page 19: ...ts and select Filter Motor additional function frequency converter as function SENECT offers suitable frequency converters for different motor models 4 Connection of the spray and circulation pump If the pumps are correctly installed in your system then lay the cables to your SENECT control unit Before connecting to the control unit check the technical data of the pumps to see if they are suitable...

Page 20: ...nced To do this select in the menu under Sensors e g S1 Reference Sensor and confirm that the Sensor Reference Point is set sensor measured value zero Now your system is configured and operational In order to achieve the best cleaning results and an efficient and resource saving operation you need to adjust even further settings to your filter You will find more information in the chapter Operatio...

Page 21: ...fficient water is added again Either manually or automatically always add enough water so that the water level in your system basin pond etc is constant For an automatic refilling of your system we recommend to install a second level probe in the basin pond or in the prechamber in combination with the SENECT magnetic valve M12 Art Nr 3010 ...

Page 22: ... pump actively pumps the water into the drum filter Gravity system water flows to the drum filter by gravity Tanks Drum Filter Biofilte r etc back to tanks Flow by gravity Pump Sensor in filter chamber water level decrease due to mesh clogging Pumped system water is pumped to the drum filter Tanks Drum Filter Biofilte r etc back to tanks Flow by pumping Sensor in pre chamber water level increase d...

Page 23: ...on of the positions for the level probe When controlled via the probe in the prechamber cleaning is triggered by a water level rise when the probe in the filter chamber is controlled via a fall In differential operation with two level probe ...

Page 24: ...l 1 Mount the SENECT Control unit in a protected location 2 Mount the level probe submerged in the rear filter chamber gravity operated mode or prechamber of the filter pumped mode and connect the cable to plug SENSOR 1 3 Connect the motor cable to your filter motor and OUT 3 Plug the spray pump filter pump into the 230 V plug S1 the circulation pump into the socket 230 V plug S3 Also connect the ...

Page 25: ...in the menu under Sensors S1 Reference sensor Then the applied level is the reference water level 0 Please note that in filter mode the water level always refers to the referenced relative i e set to zero water level while the alarm settings use the absolute water level Figure 7 Difference between absolute and relative water level ...

Page 26: ...min this can also be set in the Menu System Settings Alarm Alarm recall With the help of the temporary alarm thresholds the alarm thresholds can be temporarily changed so that the sensor only reports an alarm if the temporary alarm thresholds are undershot exceeded The alarm is shown in the top line of the display as a flashing exclamation mark the SENECT Control unit sends a push message to the r...

Page 27: ...into the SENECT Control App see chapter WLAN Registration can be performed in the app in the menu gearwheel symbol in the top right hand corner under Alarm Settings To do this enter a freely selectable name for Mobile X e g User 1 and confirm this with With the button Test Mobile you can check the registration The same applies to the email addresses that should receive an alarm message The registr...

Page 28: ... which give the user a quick overview of currently executed work processes and or selected modes of the filter system The action symbols indicate the following functions or states Alarm active Pause can be cancelled with STOP Key lock active Circulation pump switched on Filter cleaning WLAN no connection WLAN available but no internet access WLAN connected to the network WLAN configuration mode ac...

Page 29: ... about the operating status of the filter sensor readings or states of the outputs Use the arrow keys and switch the display from filter status to the respective sensors of the plugs With the keys and switch between the display of the sensors and the outputs Figure 9 Description of the buttons of the FILTER CONTROL Arrow keys Use the arrow keys to move around the menu To open a menu selection pres...

Page 30: ... set Pin Code is entered In the original state it is 0000 Additional keys of AQUACULTURE CONTROL FILTER CONTROL STOP With the STOP button you can cancel all actions immediately and the control unit is in pause mode Pressing the STOP button again will cancel the pause With the STOP key you can also switch on and off outputs defined as circulation pump CLEAN FILTER By briefly pressing the CLEAN FILT...

Page 31: ...y you can switch the connected circulation pump on and off Table 1 Explanations to the entries of the history Entry Description System Start Start of the control unit Man Backwash Backwashing started manually by pressing the button Sens Backwash Backwashing started by sensor measurements Sens Forced B Forced backwashing started by sensor Time contr Bw Time controlled backwashing Abort backwash Man...

Page 32: ...er controlled output was switched on Timer off Timer controlled output was switched off Sen Reg on Sensor controlled output was switched on Sen Reg off Sensor controlled output was switched off Feeding Feeder active No Feeding Feeding cancelled due to environmental parameters e g O2 temp Cover opened Cover switch recognizes open cover Cover closed Cover switch detects closing of cover Output Alarm...

Page 33: ...er Settings is only available for AQUACULTURE CONTROL and FILTER CONTROL In this menu you can make all settings necessary for filter operation Filter settings Filter Mode Operating Mode Extras Water Level Backwash Parameters Eco Mode Alarm Pause cleaning p Submenu Filter Mode Filter Mode Gravity System Pumped System Select whether the filter is in gravity mode filter sensor installed behind the fi...

Page 34: ... the Stop button the high pressure cleaner mode can be stopped and returned to normal mode Submenu Extras This menu item contains various extra functions whose sub menu only appears if they are selected here Extras Deactivate Dynamic Mode Eco Mode Cover Sw DF Cover Sw EBF Dry run Prot OFF Dry run pro pumps Dynamic Mode The Dynamic Mode is used in systems with fluctuating water levels to clean the ...

Page 35: ...ctivated when the measured water level in the filter falls below a defined value In addition the overflow protection water level can now be set in the submenu Water levels Overflow protection see below For this purpose a second level sensor in the pure water area is necessary Submenu Water Level All adjustable water level related parameters are system specific This means that individual settings a...

Page 36: ...g time Post flushing time Cleaning Pause Forced Clean Cycle Intensive Cleaning Interval Duration Motor Speed Motor Speed Flume Cleaning Backwash duration The backwash duration refers to the duration of a cleaning cycle or how long the filter motor is turned Set the cleaning time so that the drum completes at least one complete rotation per cleaning cycle or the belt runs through once Pre flushing ...

Page 37: ...ngs an intensive cleaning should take place Intensive cleaning Duration The duration determines how long the intensive cleaning should last Please note that due to a reduced rotation speed of the drum the duration should be longer than for normal cleaning The drum should rotate at least twice Intensive cleaning Motor speed only for 24V Motors or with frequency converter To achieve a better cleanin...

Page 38: ...evel despite cleaning but does not yet reach the dry run protection water level forced cleaning takes place Service Interval Receive an alarm message when a specified number of cleanings is reached menu item Service interval Select Service Interval and enter a number of cleanings for which you want an alarm message For example you can have the system notify you every 20 000 cleanings to carry out ...

Page 39: ...increased cleaning and 70 minutes for less cleaning For example increased cleaning can detect clogged filter fabric Due to the few cleanings e g a failure of a pump can be detected Submenu Pause cleaning pause In this menu item you can deactivate the cleaning pause for a certain period of time During this time the cleaning pause is ignored and the filter can be cleaned more often This is necessary...

Page 40: ...sor in this menu item The sensor plug sensor type and if applicable the sensor name assigned by the user are displayed here per line Example S1 PS 3m Basin2 Level probe PS 300 MA at plug 1 S1 with the plug name Basin 2 Submenu Sensor Reference only with level sensors If all water levels in your system are correct you can set the water level measurement of the selected sensor to zero in this menu i...

Page 41: ...ensor measuring channel 2 is for the integrated temperature measurement of the sensor e g oxygen or conductivity sensor Now you can carry out a two point calibration e g at pH 4 calibration point 1 and pH 10 calibration point 2 for the pH sensor In the editor you can adjust the value of the calibration point e g if you calibrate with a pH 7 solution instead of a pH 4 solution Saving the calibratio...

Page 42: ...the filter chamber Select Pre chamber if the sensor is positioned in the prechamber and should also be used to control the filter Select Refill Sensor if the sensor is to be used for water level control refilling Or select Other if none of these functions should be linked to the sensor Submenu Alarm Thresholds In this menu the desired values for a sensor alarm are set Alarm Threshold Lower Thresho...

Page 43: ...holds for a specific time The actual alarm threshold then becomes effective again after this time This is useful if an alarm is present but for a certain period of time the alarm should only be activated if the temperature falls below exceeds another threshold e g during maintenance work Submenu Sensor Type Select the type of your sensor here e g the level sensor PS 300 MA or the screw in level se...

Page 44: ...the sensor plug of the CONxx is specified which is to be used for correction Alternatively a fixed correction value for salinity can be entered Mode corrected by the fixed value This value is entered as electrical conductivity µS cm under Correction Value Submenu CO2 calculation only for pH sensor Based on the pH value temperature and alkalinity the CO2 content can be calculated CO2 calculation Mo...

Page 45: ...ion Value Under alkalinity the alkalinity must be entered in mg l The display shows a conversion to dH Measuring Range Submenu for pressure sensor div level sensor In this menu the measuring range of pressure sensors can be set e g 2500 mbar for an EDS2 5 or 6000 mbar for an EDS6 0 with 6 bar pressure range Do so with other sensors with custom range ...

Page 46: ...remaining outputs are fixed The actuator outputs OUT are intended for the connection of low voltage consumers with max 24 V DC or for the output of control signals 4 20 mA or 0 10 V but not for the high power output At the end of each line a symbol is shown which represents the current state of the output Output switched on Output switched off The menu is structured as follows Output Ports Functio...

Page 47: ...mA while the 24 V DC output line switches the frequency drive on and off Spray Pump If the actuator is defined as a spray pump the actuator is active if the filter spray pump is to be controlled Circulation Pump In the case of the circulation pump function the control takes place after the circulation pump has been regulated This means that the output can be switched on and off with the STOP key a...

Page 48: ...ened cover switch required Furthermore the app displays the operating hours for this plug This function can also register fault messages from UVC lamps and trigger an alarm To do this the UVC lamp must transmit the fault signal to the control system via a potential free normally open contact actuator cable AK OE 5M SC required Please refer to the operating instructions of the actuator cable for de...

Page 49: ...lecting Output Coupling the output is activated depending on another output see sub menu Output Coupling Please note that the menu item Output Coupling now appears in which you can make the other settings A time control can be added to the normal function of the output as an additional function see description of Operating Time If the plug is defined as Filter Motor the additional function Frequen...

Page 50: ... function can be used to change the control time continuously by an adjustable value per day see daylight mode The submenu days offers the possibility to do the function only on specific weekdays Submenu Alarm Handling In this sub menu you define whether the output should be switched off or on in case of an alarm Alarm Handling Switch off output Switch on output This function allows countermeasure...

Page 51: ...ow the output should behave Off when on This plug is turned off when the paired plug is on Off when off This plug is turned off when the paired plug is off On when off This plug is turned on when the paired plug is off On when on This plug is turned on when the paired plug is on Submenu Feeder In addition to time based feeding the automatic feeder function offers various additional functions to en...

Page 52: ...er Calibration is necessary to use additional functions that relate to the feed quantity daily feed quantity daily rate of increase temperature correction For more information on each of the additional functions refer to this chapter Submenu Function In the menu item Feeder you can expect the following functions Function Off Daily feed amount Daily increase Low O2 protection Air pressure Temperatu...

Page 53: ...re in this menu item it is possible to enter the oxygen content below which feeding should not take place If this is selected the settings can be adjusted in the menu item Environment based feeding Here please also select the appropriate sensor plug of the O2 sensor from whose values this link is to be made 4 Air pressure Analogous to stopping feeding when the oxygen content is too low air pressur...

Page 54: ...the second calibration point 10 s Afterwards the calculated feed mass appears when entering the feeding time Submenu Environment based feeding The settings for the respective additional functions are made in the sub menu Environment based feeding Environment based feeding Sensor Plug Low O2 protection Air pressure Min Temperature Max Temperature Temperature Correction A sensor value is required fo...

Page 55: ...d 12 p m every 30 minutes for 15 s and between 1 p m and 6 p m every 45 minutes for 10 s at fixed times Timer Table e g at 10 a m 11 a m and 3 p m for 5 s each This control is similar to the function of the timer control function and is described in more detail there If the additional function Daily Feed Amount is activated there are two different modes for the interval feeding function If the mod...

Page 56: ...er find out whether this consumer e g motor is designed for PWM dimming By controlling the output signal you can also use actuators such as pumps with 4 20mA or 0 10V input A wiring diagram is included with each actuator cable ordered type AK EI 5M SC art no 3410 The Start up duration determines the time of the linear rise i e the time the output needs to reach the maximum output signal This can b...

Page 57: ... have an input pin which can accept a signal This can be e g a disturbance signal from a pump which then triggers the alarm in the control unit Under Alarm in you can select whether the alarm is high active or low active For connection information please refer to the data sheet of the actuator cable Submenu Sensor Forwarding The sensor forwarding function is used to transfer a sensor signal via 0 ...

Page 58: ...tly not turned on you can activate the plug for a specified time To do this select Switch on for and specify the time for which the plug is to be activated Submenu Switch off for If you want to deactivate the output for a certain time enter the time for which the plug is to be deactivated here This can be useful for example if feeding is to be paused while working on the system Submenu Plug name Y...

Page 59: ...he start value the control is activated If the water level rises above the stop value again the control stops If both values are exchanged the control is also in the opposite direction as may be necessary for example to pump out a pump sump It is possible to add different special modes to the sensor control Modus Deactivate Break time active Break at System Start Daily change Setpoint control Max ...

Page 60: ...he pond temperature can be achieved With the Daily change mode the start and stop value can be automatically changed daily This allows for example the temperature to be lowered or raised automatically e g by 0 1 C every day The mode setpoint control offers the possibility to do a header tank control see AppNote 22002 The controller will try to keep the water level set in Setpoint by controlling a ...

Page 61: ... Submenu Time Controlled The settings for time control can be made using various methods either using fixed times timer table selected time intervals between activation interval mode multi interval or depending on another time controlled output e g add O2 before feeding In addition it is possible to change the start and stop time control time of the output daily daylight mode in order to simulate ...

Page 62: ...e Output Coupling If the output is to be switched as a function of the time of another plug select Output coupling as the mode and select the plug under the newly appearing sub menu according to which the timing of this output is to be controlled With the turn time you determine how long before the other plug is switched on this output should be activated The turn off time works in the same way Wi...

Page 63: ... should generally be between 20 dB strong and 70 dB weaker Less than 80dB is weak below 90dB is very bad IP IP address of the control unit MAC Mac address of the control unit Submenu WLAN Configuration Note Remote access via dynamic DNS and port sharing is only possible with an Internet connection with IPv4 address With DS Lite connections additional devices e g FIP Box from feste ip net are requi...

Page 64: ...settings via smartphone tablet or PC The display of the control unit shows Control unit ready for configuration 2 Select the network SENECT_AP in the WLAN settings on your smartphone or tablet This will connect you directly to the control unit The display of the control unit now shows Device connected to control unit 3 Open the SENECT Control App and select the Settings button Select Transfer WLAN...

Page 65: ... with a wifi network Establishing the WLAN connection of the control unit WPS mode If your router has a WPS function pressing the WPS key typically longer than 3 s on the router and selecting Menu WLAN WLAN Configuration WPS Mode will establish a direct connection between the router and your control unit in which the necessary WLAN settings are transmitted directly Please note that the router only...

Page 66: ...n the WLAN Infos Shortcut GRAPH 4 If you want to access the control unit from outside Dynamic DNS required enter the DynDNS address of your router here This can usually only be done after successful setup in your router see below 5 Also enter the correct PIN code 0000 at delivery If you want to give this device Smartphone Tablet PC read only access enter the read only PIN here Menu System Settings...

Page 67: ...trol App Instead of port sharing access can also be via VPN As this differs depending on the router used this is described here as an example for a Fritz box Activate and unlock DynDNS accounts 1 Enter fritz box in the address bar of your browser to access the settings of your router Log in with your password 2 If you have not yet created a MyFritz account with your Fritz Box set it up first Menu ...

Page 68: ...elect Andere Anwendung b Bezeichnung Choose your own name c Protocol TCP d Port on device port externally required Port of the control unit The port can be changed in the control unit in the menu item WLAN Port Number If all settings are correct save the settings with OK Then confirm again with OK and save the port release with Apply Transmitting the DynDNS address to the control unit ...

Page 69: ... Control App even if you are not connected to your WLAN e g via mobile data For security reasons you should change the default PIN and port number of the control unit VPN access via Fritz Box You can also access your Senect device via a VPN Virtual Private Network 1 In the Fritz Box open the sub menu VPN under the menu item Internet and click on Add VPN connection 2 Select the item Set up remote a...

Page 70: ... connection is available but not yet installed With Start update you install the new firmware Do not switch off the control unit This menu item is only available if an update is available Submenu Port Number Especially if you manage several SENECT Control units in a WLAN network you need different ports Here you can set the port number of the control unit Submenu DHCP Mode In this menu item you ca...

Page 71: ...e first enter the addresses IP gateway DNS and subnet mask and then select the appropriate mode Submenu WLAN Reset If you want to delete the saved WLAN settings select WLAN Reset and confirm the prompt with Yes Please note that the saved WLAN settings can only be deleted here and are not deleted when you select Reset to factory settings in the System Settings menu ...

Page 72: ...he following alarm settings are centrally available here o Alarm Alarm Recall Alarm pause Messages Deactivate Feeding skipped Sensor cleaning Daily test alarm Abort sensor control Sensor freezing Sensor cleaning Daily test alarm Alarm Recall In the event of an alarm you can be notified by push message and email To resend this notification regularly as long as the alarm case still exists select the...

Page 73: ...sible failure could be a sensor at air Sensor cleaning The controller can remind you to clean or calibrate the sensors You can specify the interval in the submenu sensor cleaning Daily test alarm This message is used to check the alarm function daily If this alarm is activated a time can be set at which a test alarm is to be sent This is used to check the functionality of the alarm function daily ...

Page 74: ...software and the serial number can be displayed with this menu item Submenu Backup Settings To quickly switch between different settings or to save settings you can save them as a backup This saves all the parameters made in the control unit You can save up to 3 different entries here and also assign names to them To save settings first select the memory location e g Backup 1 Under Backup Name you...

Page 75: ...ction of a magnetic valve for water replenishment In order to keep the water level in the pond or basin constant and thus also to operate filters hydraulically in an optimal way the SENECT control unit can be used in combination with a level probe PS 300 MA or EPS 250 MA in the pond basin prechamber and a SENECT solenoid valve M12 MVW M12 SC To do this connect the level probe to plug SENSOR 2 and ...

Page 76: ... longer be a pressure equalisation with the atmosphere and the fluctuations in air pressure are transferred to the measurement of the water level If the level changes depending on the air pressure please check if the cable of the level probe is squeezed and loosen the pressure points if necessary the cleaning stops after a short time If this is the case it is probable that the overcurrent fuse has...

Page 77: ...x 1800 W 230 V Output 2 UVC Motor max 450 W 230 V Output 3 Circulation pump max 900 W Additional alarm output 1x potential free normally open contact brown pin 1 to white pin 2 max 230 V 1 A 1x potential free normally closed contact black pin 4 to blue pin 3 max 230 V 1 A Power consumption 8 W AQC A1 xx3 150 FC A1 333 150 18 W AQC A1 xx3 300 FC A1 333 300 Temperature range 0 C to 40 C Ingress prot...

Page 78: ...utput power Max 12 W für OUT 1 und OUT 2 max 36 W für OUT 3 Power consumption 8 W Temperature range 0 C bis 40 C Ingress protection IP 54 Data connectivity 2 4 GHz WLAN Fernzugriff via Dynamic DNS Portweiterleitung und IPv4 The power consumption refers to the energy consumption of the SENECT control unit without connected consumers ...

Page 79: ...CT Control unit please check that all parts supplied are complete and in working order If you have any complaints please contact us immediately preferably by email info senect de Please fill out the RMA form https senect de kontakt RMA Formular pdf and describe your request as precisely as possible so that we can offer you a solution as soon as possible The following information is essential for p...

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