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EN-SUNGO-SL_BA-0809-1122P300

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Installation in the Solar Circulation Unit

With the screws mount the SUNGO SL on the wall holder
of the solar circulation unit.

Break out the cable feeds which are located on the base
housing next to the crosspiece.

Strip the 230 V cables in a way that the insulated single
cables start directly at the feed to the base housing.

Hold cable clamps steady when screwing tight in order
to minimise pressure on the circuit board. There is a dan-
ger of the terminals to be torn off!

Finally connect to mains power.

When the control is switched on the voltage on the triacs
housing is 230 V AC.

3.2 Connecting Wires

Layout of the SUNGO SL Connections

All electrical connections are made to the circuit board at
the bottom of the control. The sensor connections (safety
low voltage) are located on the right hand side and the 230
V mains connections and the switching outputs A1 and A2
on the left hand side.

General connection rules

If flexible wires are used and the control is wall mounted,
a strain relief must be fixed within or outside of the con-
trol.

In this case you must crimp the wire ends.

If required PG9 screws can be fixed at the feed-throughs
in case of wall mounting.

230 V mains connection

Mains power is connected from outside the control via
an ON/OFF Switch.
This switch is not required if mains power is with a pro-
tective plug to a socket.

The control is suitable for mains operation at approx.
230 V/50 Hz.

All earth wires are connected to the PE terminals.

The neutral terminals (N) are connected electrically.

Switching output A1 is a 230 V normally open contact
which is activated via speed-control. Switching output
A2 is purely a normally open contact.

Connecting the temperature sensors

The wires of the temperature sensors can be extended:
Up to 15 m length, 2 x 0.5 mm² cable can be used, be-
yond 15 m and up to 50 m 2 x 0.75 mm² is necessary.
Shielded cables should be used for long connections to
the collector.
Do not connect the shielding at the sensor end, just trim
and isolate.

The polarity of the temperature sensors is irrelevant and
they can be connected either way.

The sensor wires must be installed separately from 230 V
mains cables.

Lightning Protector Module

The SUNGO SL is fitted with spike protection on all sensor
terminals. Generally, further protection of the tank sensors
is not required.
Sensor T1 (collector) should be fitted with the sensor con-
nection box SP2 with an overvoltage protection.

FUSE

5X20

T1 T2 T3 T4 T5

M

M M M

PE-PE

A2 A1 L1

PE-PE

N N N

M

ControllerIC

Triac

Plug for Display

Trafo

Potential Earth

Switching output

Solar circuit pump

Mains L1

Collector sensor, T1

Tank sensor, bottom, T2

Tank sensor, top /

Additional thermostat sensor /

return flow boost (source)

Thermostat /

return flow boost (sink), T4

Heat meter (yield), return flow sensor, T5

T7

M

“Volume flow meter” for yield measurement, T7

Figure 2 SUNGO SL circuit board components.

Summary of Contents for SUNGO SL

Page 1: ...emperature in crease Balance reset values 5 temperature inputs PT1000 1 output speed controlled The sensor T5 solar return and an external volume measuring device provide energy measurements in kWh NEW now also SECUSOL system ready Contents 1 TechnicalDescription 2 2 GeneralSafety Guidelines 4 2 1 Installer s Qualifications 4 2 2 OperatingRequirements 4 2 3 InstallationandOperatingInformation 4 3 ...

Page 2: ...T2 tank bottom the display also shows balance val ues which represent the smallest and biggest temperature values for each sensor After reset the actual temperature value is displayed Manual Operation Allows switching inputs and outputs on or off manually On exiting the manual operation menu the software returns to automatic operation The manual operation menu can be used foramaximumof 8hours Afte...

Page 3: ...A2 for switching between tanks with the help of a 3 way valve Change the menu item 0 1 to 0 2 in order to control a dual tank system Note If the dual tank option is selected menu item 10 can no longer be activated Preference The SUNGO SL always uses tank 1 as a preference for the dual tank option This cannot be changed Thermostat The thermostat function for switching on can be set at a range betwe...

Page 4: ...llation and Operating Information Any installation and wiring work has to be carried out in an idle state as during operation the voltage on the out side of the triacs is 230 V Mains power must be connected to the control from out side the solar station via an external ON OFF Switch This is also required to activate the special functions menu through switching the mains power ON OFF Operating temp...

Page 5: ...h a pro tective plug to a socket The control is suitable for mains operation at approx 230 V 50 Hz All earth wires are connected to the PE terminals The neutral terminals N are connected electrically Switching output A1 is a 230 V normally open contact which is activated via speed control Switching output A2 is purely a normally open contact Connecting the temperature sensors The wires of the temp...

Page 6: ... Tank temp top thermostat additional sensor Temperature thermostat return flow boost sink Time slot thermostat Tank temp mid section return flow boost source Confirm and save symbol System error Settings menu Information menu Temperature difference Numerical display for temp or sensor errors Collector temperature Symbol for reset value Tank temp bottom Pump ON Pump OFF Output A1 Output A2 ...

Page 7: ...ching on diff T3 T4 return temperature increase Min temp level return temperature increase Temp limitation return temperature increase Stop time window 3 thermostat Start time window 3 thermostat Stop time window 2 thermostat Start time window 2 xx thermostat Stop time window 1 thermostat Start time window 1 thermostat Temperature limitation tank bottom Switching on difference T1 T2 solar Switchin...

Page 8: ...2 total if 2 tank system is selected Balance h R operating hours tank 1 or 2 since last reset if 2 tank system is selected Balance display resettable h Thermostat or return temperature increase drain Current value C Heat counter return flow value corresponds to collector temperature Current value C Heat counter total yield Balance kWh R heat counter since last reset Balance display resettable kWh ...

Page 9: ...ng off difference thermostat 1 1 40 K 5 K Additional sensor difference for tank top can be selected in heating function 1 3 20 K 10 K Start time slot 1 thermostat 1 0 00 23 59 0 00 Stop time slot 1 thermostat 1 0 00 23 59 23 59 Start time slot 2 thermostat 1 0 00 23 59 0 00 Stop time slot 2 thermostat 1 0 00 23 59 0 00 Start time slot 3 thermostat 1 0 00 23 59 0 00 Stop time slot 3 thermostat 1 0 ...

Page 10: ... C 135 C 3 Collector Cooling Off 0 On 1 Activation of collector cooling Cannot be activated with SECUSOL 0 or 1 1 4 Collector cooling start temperature 100 150 C 110 C 5 Storage tank Cooling Off 0 On 1 Activation of tank cooling Only possible with collector cooling Cannot be activated with SECUSOL 0 or 1 0 6 Switching off temperature 30 90 C 60 C 7 Measuring the Yield Off 0 On 1 Activation of yiel...

Page 11: ...ring replace sensors if required 4 7 Service Sensor Control Resistance values for Pt1000 sensors in relation to the temperature 10 C 0 C 10 C 20 C 30 C 40 C 50 C 60 C 70 C 80 C 90 C 100 C 110 C 961 Ω 1000 Ω 1039 Ω 1078 Ω 1117 Ω 1155 Ω 1194 Ω 1232 Ω 1271 Ω 1309 Ω 1347 Ω 1385 Ω 1423 Ω The working condition of the sensor can be checked with this table and an Ohm meter 5 Application examples 5 1 Stand...

Page 12: ...ic mixing valve Collector field 5 3 SECUSOL System P1 P3 P2 P1 CIRCO Vu T3 T2 T1 T4 A1 A2 M ECOplus T1 T5 T7 AB A B T4 T2 T1 T3 Ttw Collector field Heating circuit Oil or gas boiler Hot water Cold water Solar return flow Collector field Measuring the yield P1 Solar circuit pump P2 Heating circuit pump P3 Tank charging pump Vu Switch over valve tank charging T1 Collector sensor T2 Tank 1 sensor bot...

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