Danfoss Link BR Operating guide

MAKING MODERN LIVING POSSIBLE
Danfoss Link™ BR Boiler Relay
Installation Guide
Danfoss Heating Segment
Installation Guide Danfoss Link™ BR
Table of Contents
Introduction.................................................. 3
Installation ................................................... 3
Mounting .................................................... 3
Wiring ....................................................... 4
Z-Wave Inclusion ............................................. 4
Z-Wave Exclusion............................................. 5
Perform link test.............................................. 7
Factory reset ................................................. 7
Status indicator .............................................. 7
Technical specications....................................... 8
Disposal instructions ......................................... 9
Important information
For safety reasons the heating system must have a bypass function. This is either built into the boiler or it must be installed in the system.
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Introduction
The Danfoss Link™ BR (Boiler Relay) is a device for turning gas and oil boilers ON/OFF depending on heating demand. The Danfoss Link™ BR is powered by 230 V~.
Installation
The Danfoss Link™ wireless system’s transmission range is suf­cient for most applications; however each building has dierent obstacles aecting communication and maximum transmission distance.
If communication problems occur Danfoss suggests that accesso­ries would be required to support the system, such as repeaters. In exceptional cases the wireless system may not be suitable for your installation.
Note! Be aware that installation and placement must be according to local building regulations.
Mounting
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Boiler ON/OFF terminals
(if fitted)
Wiring
tronics
1NL 234
230 VAC
Note: Refer to boiler manufacturer’s manual for wiring connections
to the boiler.
Remove jumper
Z-Wave Inclusion
Ensure that the Danfoss Link™ BR is factory reset. Activate “Inclusion” on the Z-Wave controller. Press the LED button on the Danfoss Link™ BR. Observe both controller and Danfoss Link™ BR for status of the process.
When adding, press and release the install button, and observe that the LED gives a fast green ash. If adding is successful the LED turns green permanently.
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Z-Wave Exclusion
Activate “Exclusion” on the Z-Wave controller. Press and release the button on the Danfoss Link™ BR. Observe both controller and Danfoss Link™ BR for status of the process.
Z-Wave Node Information Frame
Each time the LED button is pressed the Danfoss Link™ BR will and send NIF.
Z-Wave Info
Generic Device Class GENERIC_TYPE_SWITCH_BINARY
Specic Device Class SPECIFIC_TYPE_NOT_USED
Device type Routing slave
SDK 4.28
NWI No
Explorer frames No
Manufacturer ID 0x0002
Product Type ID 0x8005
Product ID 0x2001
Z-Wave Device Classes Device Class Implemented
Generic Device GENERIC_TYPE_SWITCH_BINARY
Specic Device SPECIFIC_TYPE_NOT_USED
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Z-wave Command Classes Supported
BASIC V1 Change relay state or read relay
ASSOCIATION V2 Change known controller (used
SWITCH_BINARY V1 Change relay state or read relay
MANUFACTURER_ PROPRIETARY
MANUFACTURER_ SPECIFIC
MULTI_CMD V1 Read out Z-Wave version and
VERSION V1 Version of the command classes,
Version Description
state. Basic Set: Switch Binary Set Basic Get: Switch Binary Get Basic Report: Switch Binary Report
by product for optional link test) 1 association grouping is sup­ported.
state Values: 0x00 = O 0x01 – 0x63 = On 0x64 – 0xFE = No function 0xFF = On
V1 Proprietary Danfoss Protocol
V1 Report manufacturer and product
ID
product version and version of command classes.
the Z-wave library and the Dan-
foss Link™ BR
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Perform link test
If controller has sent an ASSOCIATION_SET with a node ID to the Danfoss Link™ BR, then it can perform a link test to this node ID by using 10 no operation commands and count the received acknowledgements, 2 missing acknowledgments will result in a failed link test. The link test can be started from the Danfoss Link™ BR by pressing the button for > 2 seconds.
Factory reset
Turn o the power to the device, then press and hold the install button in front of the device for approx. 5 sec. while the power is switched on again. The button must be held until LED gives a red ash.
Status indicator
Green LED ON Relay OFF/Standby
Red LED ON Relay ON/Heating
Green LED fast ash Adding or link test
Green LED short ash Ready for adding
Red LED slow ash Adding not OK
Link test not OK
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Technical specications
Operation voltage 230 V AC, 50 Hz
Standby consumption 1.6 W
Load
Rated impulse voltage 2.5 kV
Switching Type 1B
Regulation ON/OFF
Ambient temperature 0˚ to +45˚C
Transmission frequency Wireless Z-Wave 868.42 MHz
Transmission range in normal buildings
Transmission power Max. 1 mW
Pollution situation Degree 2
Ball pressure test 75˚C
Software classication Class A
IP class 40
Dimensions 84 × 84 × 30 mm
3 amps resistive 1 amp inductive
Up to 30 m
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Disposal instructions
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