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TECHNICAL DATA

Nominal capacity

m

3

/h 2,5

Maximum capacity

m

3

/h 5,0

Temperatures range

°C 15,,,90

Calculating device

Temperature range

°C 1,,,130

Temperature difference

K 3,,,100

Power supply

Lithium 3 V Battery

Functioning duration

Years 6 + 1

Data storing

self-contained

Display

8 digit

Interfaces

Infrared / M-bus

Temperature Sensors

Type

Platinum

Connection

2-wire technique

Diameter

mm 5,0

Cable length

m 1.5

When the device shows an error, this is the symbol that is actually displayed. There are 
seven likely causes that lead to the error and sometimes, they may be displayed at the 
same time.
The error is displayed by means of a code format “ERR xx”. Where “xx” is for the error 
number and is showed in hesadecimal form (fi g. 4).

Errors code

Fig. 4

Error codes

Err

or c

odes

(he

xadecimal)

Sum err

or

Faulty

E

PROM

Err

or c

odes

(he

xadecimal)

Faulty r

eel

Reset

Measur

e of

ref

er

enc

e err

or

Faulty r

eturn

temp. sensor

Faulty fl

 o

w

temp. sensor

Error description
Error

Description

Effect

Possible cause

Faulty Inp. Fl. Sensor

The  flow  temperature  sensor  is
faulty

No  calculation  performed.  The  records  for
flow  and  energy  are  not  updated  (no  new
memorised data)

Cut  sensor  cable;  removed  sensor
cable

Faulty Ret. Fl. Sensor

The flow return temperature sen-
sor is faulty

No  calculation  performed.  The  records  for
flow  and  energy  are  not  updated  (no  new
memorised data)

Cut  sensor  cable;  removed  sensor
cable

Faulty Ref. sensor

Error during the measure of refe-
rence

No  calculation  performed.  The  records  for
flow  and  energy  are  not  updated  (no  new
memorised data)

The  main  circuit  of  the  electronic
unit is faulty

Faulty reel

Scanning  is  not  functioning  cor-
rectly

No  calculation  performed.  The  records  for
flow  and  energy  are  not  updated  (no  new
memorised data)

Removed reel; the connecting cable
between the calculating device seat
and the flow sensor is damaged

Reset

The electronics of the calculating
device have been restored

The measurements have been lost since the
last  data  collection  in  the  E

2

PROM,  (at  the

most the measurements for 1 day)

EMC

Faulty E

2

PROM

No communication with E

2

PROM

After re-setting, the instrument is not functio-
ning

Faulty components

Sum error

The  instrument  configuration  in
the E

2

PROM is incorrect

No  calculation  is  carried  out.  The  flow  and
energy records are not updated

Faulty component

When an error occurs, the instrument must be replaced and sent to the supplier for testing

Summary of Contents for SIME SUB HE/DHW 12/60

Page 1: ...Sime Sub HE DHW ISO 9001 2000 CERTIFIED COMPANY EN...

Page 2: ...pply 7 Main components and technical data 7 Functioning description 17 SAFETY INFORMATION 20 General warnings 20 Safe handlings 20 INSTALLATION INFORMATION 21 Unpacking 21 Characteristics of installat...

Page 3: ...on and use of the product Lack or insufficient maintenance Builder responsibility Installer responsibility The installer is responsible for the installation that must be in compliance with the ap plic...

Page 4: ...substation has no burner and is suitable for installation in houses connected to district heating network Substation Don t touch hot sufrace Danger of burns Dont t touch Danger of shock Heating system...

Page 5: ...size and low weight the unit is convenient to fit into limited space In new buildings it demands less space than traditional substations It can also be connected to low tem perature heating systems Th...

Page 6: ...HEATING MEDIA SUPPLY DISTRICT HEATING 22 mm COMPRESSION H W O HEATING WATER OUTLET 15 mm COMPRESSION C W I COLD WATER INLET 15 mm COMPRESSION LEGENDA HS Heating supply 22 mm compression HR Heating re...

Page 7: ...regulator 15 Domestic hot water thermostatic mixing valve 5 Regulation valve 16 Motorized two way valve DHW primary circuit 6 Heating circuit filter 17 Expansion vessel 7 Heat counter for code 8111003...

Page 8: ...16 Maximum P motorized two way valve CH and DHW primary circuit bar 3 5 3 5 OPERATION DATA Heating network Maximum static operation pres sure bar 16 16 Maximum temperature C 85 85 Volume l 1 3 1 3 Hea...

Page 9: ...kPa T HMS 85 C Flow 1000 l h loss 30 kPa T HMS 80 C Flow 1000 l h loss 30 kPa T HMS 70 C Flow 1150 l h loss 40 kPa T HMS 85 C Flow 1150 l h loss 40 kPa T HMS 80 C Flow 1150 l h loss 40 kPa T HMS 70 C...

Page 10: ...2 40 and Simesub HE DHW 12 60 is 4 can be adjusted to the desired value by only qualified SIME technicians with graph in fig 3 Presetting 1 0 7 5 Flow rate l h Dp mbar Fig 3 The Energy meter is the de...

Page 11: ...d energy are not updated no new memorised data Cut sensor cable removed sensor cable Faulty Ret Fl Sensor The flow return temperature sen sor is faulty No calculation performed The records for flow an...

Page 12: ...sly 3 Value reading at a fixed date The value is displayed by turn with the actual date Level Level 3 Value reading at a fixed date The value alternates with the actual date 4 Total voilume in m3 from...

Page 13: ...lable demands is stored onto the device The life battery of the battery depends on the quantity of data exchanged Its minimum life is 6 years Output signals The device is equipped with a signal outlet...

Page 14: ...eating Residual Head l h Speed 1 Speed 2 Speed 3 0 400 545 600 400 212 432 517 700 258 378 800 314 Speed 1 Speed 2 Speed 3 The energy meter is used for measurement of both heat and cooling in all wate...

Page 15: ...rcuit filter 21 3 bar heating system pressure relief valve 7 Heat counter for code 8111003 22 Room thermostat 8 Temperature and pressure gauge 9 Valves 3 4 CONNECTIONS 10 Valves 1 2 HS Heating supply...

Page 16: ...E declines all responsibility for injury or damage to persons animals or property resulting from the failure to provide for proper earthing of the appliance Before any work is done on the substation i...

Page 17: ...in substation heating exchanger water to water transfer net work in the distribution system inside the building the necessary heat for space heating and domestic hot water production At the end of th...

Page 18: ...r the failure or forced rimorzione symbols and requirements present in the system components Obey all local laws regarding safety and risk prevention This Substation may require 2 or more operatives t...

Page 19: ...qualified service per sonnel Due to vibrations during transportation and thermal expansion nuts and gaskets must be tightened upon installation Characteristics of installation environment The premise...

Page 20: ...may be removed completely to facilitate substation maintenance as shown in fig 12 a Proceed as follows Remove the 4 screw 1 s Lift up the shell 2 Pull forward and remove the shel 3 To access the inter...

Page 21: ...tificially softened water must not be used to fill the heating system Follow the steps listed below Remove the shell shown fig 12 a 1 Open the isolation valves 1 2 as shown 2 fig 13 Fully open one of...

Page 22: ...heating and DHW at desired temperature see user 1 instruction Manually rotate the pump and ensure that it set to maximum speed 2 see fig 7 Switch the substation to heating and ensure that the timer a...

Page 23: ...ed temperature DHW motorized valve doesn t open Check DHW motorized valve Too low primary inlet temperature min 65 C Check the district heating filter Cold or poor central heating water tempe rature O...

Page 24: ...anual purpose 28 Responsibility 28 Terms and definitions 28 How to apply for assistance 29 Symbols 29 Raccomandazioni per l uso 29 INFORMATION USE 30 Control panel 30 Starting and operation 31 Regulat...

Page 25: ...without notice the specifications given in this document Our responsibility as a manufacturer can not be claimed in the following cases Failure to follow installation and use of the product Lack or i...

Page 26: ...or sealed units be tampered with Sime ltd declines all responsibility for injury or damage to persons animals or prop erty resulting from incorrect installation or use or from the failure to provide...

Page 27: ...MATION USE Fig 14 I Substation ON O Substation OFF Fuse 1 6 AT Winter summer switch Signal lamp for heating request room thermostat and timer if fitted contact closed Signal lamp for D H W request D H...

Page 28: ...instructions Check that the district heating circuit is open 1 Switch on the I O button and it will light 2 fig 16 Switch lights To off set the substation in Summer and wait a minute Place the switch...

Page 29: ...For the adjustment of the DHW thermostatic mixing valve proceed as follows Remove shell see installer instructions 1 Set the desired temperature of the CH thermostatic mixing valve fig 17 2 Fig 18 The...

Page 30: ...33 Certifications...

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