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3 6 Outdoor sensor installation
The correct positioning of the outdoor sensor is of funda-
mental importance for proper climate control operation.
The sensor must be installed outside the building to be
heated, at approx. 2/3 the height of the NORTH or NORTH
WEST façade and far from flues, doors, windows and sun-
ny areas.
Fastening the outdoor sensor to the wall
- Unscrew the sensor protection box cover, turning it
anticlockwise to access the terminal board and fas-
tening holes
- Trace the fastening points using the box as a tem-
plate
- Remove the box and drill the holes for the 5x25 ex-
pansion plugs
- Fasten the box to the wall, using the two supplied
dowels
- unscrew the nut on the fair lead, and insert a bipolar
cable (with a cross section of 0.5 to 1mm
2
, not sup-
plied) to connect the probe to terminals 7 and 8 (see
the scheme in the chapter "Multi-row wiring diagram")
- connect the two cable wires to the terminal board
without identifying the polarities
- fully tighten the cable gland nut and close the protec-
tion box cover.
b
The sensor must be positioned on a smooth wall sec-
tion. If there are exposed bricks or irregular walls, an
area with a smooth contact must be prepared.
Fig. 13
b
The maximum length of the connection between the
outdoor sensor and the control panel is 50 m. In the
case of connections with a cable length that exceeds
50 m, check compliance of the value read on the card
with a real measurement and adjust parameter 39 to
make any necessary correction.
b
The connection cable between the outdoor sen-
sor and the control panel must not have couplings.
If these are necessary, they must be watertight and
suitably protected.
b
Any channelisation of the connection cable must be
separated by live cables (230Vac).
Correspondence table for all sensors
Measured temperatures (°C) - Resistive values of the sensors (
Ω
).
T (°C) R (°
Ω
) T (°C) R (°
Ω
) T (°C) R (°
Ω
) T (°C) R (°
Ω
) T (°C) R (°
Ω
) T (°C) R (°
Ω
) T (°C) R (°
Ω
)
- 20
67739
- 1
28481
18
13062
37
6470
56
3426
75
1925
94
1137
- 19
64571
0
27279
19
12565
38
6247
57
3319
76
1870
95
1108
- 18
61568
1
26135
20
12090
39
6033
58
3216
77
1817
96
1079
- 17
58719
2
25044
21
11634
40
5828
59
3116
78
1766
97
1051
- 16
56016
3
24004
22
11199
41
5630
60
3021
79
1717
98
1024
- 15
53452
4
23014
23
10781
42
5440
61
2928
80
1669
99
998
- 14
51018
5
22069
24
10382
43
5258
62
2839
81
1622
100
973
- 13
48707
6
21168
25
9999
44
5082
63
2753
82
1577
101
948
- 12
46513
7
20309
26
9633
45
4913
64
2669
83
1534
102
925
- 11
44429
8
19489
27
9281
46
4751
65
2589
84
1491
103
901
- 10
42449
9
18706
28
8945
47
4595
66
2512
85
1451
104
879
- 9
40568
10
17959
29
8622
48
4444
67
2437
86
1411
105
857
- 8
38780
11
17245
30
8313
49
4300
68
2365
87
1373
106
836
- 7
37079
12
16563
31
8016
50
4161
69
2296
88
1336
107
815
- 6
35463
13
15912
32
7731
51
4026
70
2229
89
1300
108
796
- 5
33925
14
15289
33
7458
52
3897
71
2164
90
1266
109
776
- 4
32461
15
14694
34
7196
53
3773
72
2101
91
1232
110
757
- 3
31069
16
14126
35
6944
54
3653
73
2040
92
1199
- 2
29743
17
13582
36
6702
55
3538
74
1982
93
1168