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Some accessories with direct power supply
74
74
40A
40
74
74
40A
40
B C
74
40
156
A
74
74
40A
40
D
E
Fig. 57
A
Indoor unit terminal areas
40 Control unit/PCB power supply in the 230 V~
terminal area
74 Connecting PlusBus to the upper luster termi-
nal in the low voltage (ELV) < 42 V terminal
area
156 Power supply for PlusBus subscribers in the
HPMU electronics module
B
Mixer extension kit
C
Mixer extension kit
D
Mixer extension kit
E
ON/OFF switch
Connecting with other Viessmann appliances via the CAN bus
The heat pump can form a system network with other
compatible appliances via the external CAN bus. Com-
bining Viessmann appliances with One Base brings
benefits such as shared use of a connectivity module
or even joint commissioning and operation via an app.
The Viessmann CAN bus is designed for "line" bus
topology with a terminator at both ends: See Fig. 58.
With CAN bus, the transmission quality and the
cable lengths depend on the electrical properties of
the cable.
Only use one cable type within a CAN bus.
Note
Commissioning of all CAN bus subscribers: See chap-
ter "Commissioning the system".
Recommended cable
Recommended cable:
Bus cable (accessories), length: 5, 15 or 30 m
For wiring on site:
Only use cable types listed in the following tables.
Recommended cable type (on site):
CAN bus cable In line with ISO 11898-2, twisted pair cable, shielded
Cable cross-section
0.34 to 0.6 mm
2
Characteristic impedance 95 to 140
Max. length (entire CAN bus system) 200 m
Alternative cable types (on site):
CAN bus cable 2-core, CAT7, shielded
Max. length (entire CAN bus system) 200 m
CAN bus cable 2-core, CAT5, shielded
Max. length (entire CAN bus system) 200 m
Terminator for external CAN bus system
When integrating into an external CAN bus system, a
distinction is made as to whether a CAN bus sub-
scriber is the first, last or central subscriber.
In order to avoid communication interferences, only
1 terminator with 120 may be present at the first and
last subscriber for the termination of the external CAN
bus system.
If the heat pump is connected as the central sub-
scriber, the factory-connected terminator must be
removed: See the following chapters.
Electrical connections
Electrical connection of the indoor unit (cont.)
6222080
Installation

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