Senztek Solastat 2-3 User Manual Download Page 11

SolaStat™-2-3 User Guide 

 

Version 1.11 – November 2011 

 

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Smart 
Shutdown 
Mode 

‘Smart Shutdown’ is a mode that your controller will enter to minimise 
damage. It can be activated when the temperature at the ROOF sensor is 
less than -40°C/-40°

F

 or more than 142°C/288°

F

.  

This may occur because:  

 

there is a fault in the sensor wiring, OR 

 

the Solar Collector has reached a very high temperature. 

If Smart Shutdown Mode is activated, you will see SSd on the display as 
shown on the screen below. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The ROOF sensor temperature may reduce to a safe level by itself and the 
uniit will return to normal operation. ‘SSd’ will no longer appear on the 
display. 

This is a normal condition and it is not necessary to contact your installer or 
maintenance technician unless ‘SSd is on the display for more than 12 hours. 

Continued on next page 

SSd

 on the display shows the controller is in Smart 

Shutdown Mode – i.e. there is a fault condition. 

When

 SSd

 is displayed, the 

ROOF, TANK

 or 

INLET

 will be on or flashing to indicate which 

sensor is faulty. In this case, a faulty 

ROOF

 sensor has been detected. 

Summary of Contents for Solastat 2-3

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE SolaStat 2 3 An Intelligent Technology Solution for Water Heating...

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Page 3: ...Introducing your SolaStat Controller 1 The Display Panel 2 Saving Power with SolaStat 3 Using your SolaStat 4 Trouble Shooting Guide 10 Programming Table 11 For technical help contact your installer...

Page 4: ...tem the collector ROOF the top of your hot water cylinder TANK and the bottom of your hot water cylinder INLET If the temperature at the ROOF is higher than the INLET temperature by a pre set amount t...

Page 5: ...all the lights will be on at the same time for about two seconds All the lights except the PWR light will then flash and the display will show the number of times the pump has been on up to 999 The PU...

Page 6: ...Controlling the activity of the heating element To ensure that the water in your tank is not heated by electricity unnecessarily for example when the water from your collector is already hot enough th...

Page 7: ...de Celsius The Sola 2 3atTM 2F is factory set to display temperature in degrees Fahrenheit These settings cannot be changed Refer to the label on the side of the enclosure and the box Continued on nex...

Page 8: ...e hot water tank After it has run for ten minutes on automatic or manual the pump automatically switches off for one minute to let air escape and prevent overheating Continued on next page Press the P...

Page 9: ...k press the HWC button Press the HWC button again to turn it off However if Reheat is already on pressing the HWC button will not turn it off Continued on next page Press HWC for one off heat up mode...

Page 10: ...ut two seconds Then all lights will flash and the display shows how many times the pump has been activated up to 999 for three seconds Continued on next page Then all the lights except the PWR light w...

Page 11: ...ed you will see SSd on the display as shown on the screen below The ROOF sensor temperature may reduce to a safe level by itself and the uniit will return to normal operation SSd will no longer appear...

Page 12: ...pump operates to protect the system from freezing Frost Mode The FROST value is set by your installer It is shown in the Programming Table on Page 11 This function is designed to protect your collect...

Page 13: ...pump running times may be normal for a special installation Contact your installer or maintenance technician Hot water drops significantly at night yet little or no draw off be user System is reverse...

Page 14: ...above Reheat Lower HWC on 4 hours 1 23 hours 23 hours OFF 1 hour thr ____ hours Reheat Lower The tank temperature at which the heating element will automatically start to reheat the water in your cyli...

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