Sontex Supercal 5 - Correct Installation Remarks (MID Compliance); Heat;Cooling Meter Configuration Options; Cable Extension Limitations; Wiring Separation Distances

7Installation guide | Supercal 5
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Remarks on the correct installation:
Conditions to comply with the directive
2014/32/EU (MID)
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The calculator is delivered as a heat meter as standard. If it is to be used as
a cooling meter or as a combined cooling/heat meter, this must be specied
when ordering. Other metrological parameters such as installation position
or pulse value (Supercal 5 I only) as well as non-metrological parameters
such as M-Bus address can be parameterised with the Superprog software
before sealing. Please note that metrological parameters can no longer be
changed after the calculator has been sealed.
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The cable between the ow sensor and the calculator cannot be extended.
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All wiring must be installed with a minimum distance of 300 mm from heavy
voltage and high frequency cables.
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Radiated heat and interfering electrical elds close to the calculator must
be avoided.
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In general, the calculator should be installed away from the cooling pipes.
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It has to be ensured that no condensed water can run along the wires into
the calculator.
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If the danger of vibrations in the piping system exists, the calculator should
be installed separately on the wall.
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For temperatures over 90°C the calculator must be installed apart from
the ow unit.
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The ow sensor should be installed between two shut-off valves.
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The ow sensor must be mounted with the measuring head to the side
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The ow direction of the ow sensor must be respected (arrow on the
ow sensor).
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Flush the pipe system before installing the ow sensors. To guarantee that
no foreign particles remain in the pipe.
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The ow sensor should be mounted BEFORE any control valve to exclude
any potential parasitic inuences.