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5.14 WIRING DIAGRAM TWO DIRECT HEATING ZONES AND DHW PUMP ONLY OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CLIMATE CURVE
Key:
A37 - Connection sheet (loads)
A38 - Connection card (signals)
B1-2 - System ow probe (NTC) (optional)
B2 - Domestic hot water probe (NTC) (optional)
B4 - External probe (NTC) (optional)
H1 - “ERROR" warning light (230 Vac) (optional)
H2 - “Burner on” indicator light (230 Vac) (optional)
M3 - DHW pump (optional)
M10-1 - Zone 1 pump (optional)
M10-2 - Zone 2 circulator pump (optional)
1 - 230 Vac - 50 Hz
2 - External relay (optional) - Coil 230 Vac Max. 0.1 A
3 - Zone 1 programmer clock (optional)
4 - Zone 2 programming clock (optional)
5 - Master appliance
6 - Slave appliance (last boiler)
7 - Simple cascade appliance communication BUS
(make connections as per specic diagram)
“HYDRAULIC SETTINGS” PARAMETER CONFIGURATION TABLE ('TECHNICIAN' MENU)
Parameter/menu name Setting
“Relay settings” submenu:
- K70-A1
- K70-A2
- K70-A3
- K70-A4
- K70-A5
- K70-A6
- K70-A7
System pump conguration
- Zone 1 pump
- Zone 2 pump
- Domestic hot water pump:
- Error
- Relay not used
- Burner on
- Relay not used
- not used
- System sensor
- Type of heating request
- DHW request type
- Parallel mode
- Heating + domestic hot water mode
- Only OTC
- Sensor
- Disabled
Note: when the contact of the programmer clock is closed, the heating setpoint is reduced according to the parameters "Reduction of ECO heating
setpoint zone 1 and "Reduction of ECO heating setpoint zone 2" As an alternative to the programmer clock, use time programming.
Notes:
See further tables and notes pertaining to
this scheme in section 5.10, "Tables and
notes common to simple cascade wiring
diagrams".