Honeywell HS 30 Mounting

Device Switch

HS 30

Mounting

Contents

Contents 1 Overview 3

Application 3

Mounting 4

Laying cables 4 Connecting loads and pushbuttons 5

Teach-in 8

Activating the Teach-in mode at the switch module 8 Assignment to Hometronic Manager HCM 200 9 Assigning device switch HS 30 to Hometronic Manager as a

device 10

Installing device switch HS 30 at Hometronic Manager as a

collection relay of thermostat control 11

Installing device switch HS 30 at Hometronic Manager for

boiler request (HK 10) 14

Successful Teach-in 15 Final mounting 16 Operating 17

Device switch HS 30 as a collection relay of thermostat

control 18

Device switch HS 30 as collection relay of boiler feedback

set HK 10 18

Contents

Appendix 19

Glossary 19 Technical data 20 Help with problems 21 Information for the fitter 21

Overview

For your information

Technical terms are explained in the glossary (Page 19). They are identified in the text by an *.

Application

The switch module HS 30 is a component of the Honeywell home automation system. It switches electrical loads* such as lamps, radios, humidifiers, etc.

For information on how the device switch can be used for the

thermostat control, read from Page 18. For information on how the device switch can be used for the boiler request, read from Page 14.

The switch module is designed for surface mounting on a distribution box of the device circuit.

The connected loads* can be operated by the following means:

• with the integrated pushbutton

• with an installed pushbutton/switch on site

• with the Hometronic Manager

• with the Hometronic Remote control

The switching state (ON/OFF) is indicated by an LED behind the transparent button.

Mounting

Danger to life through electric shock! Live electrical contacts lie open while the module is

Danger!

being cabled. Touching a live contact causes critical injuries.

► All work may only be carried out by authorized

technical personnel.

► De-energize the corresponding fuse during all work on

the module*.

The switch module has a radio receiver whose function

can be impaired by metallic objects and radio devices.

Caution!

Laying cables

► Lengthen the cables so that they protrude at least 10 cm out of the

distribution box.

► When selecting the operation site ensure that there is

sufficient distance to metallic objects such as metal cabinets and doors, concrete ceilings with iron lattices and radio devices such as radio headphones, etc.

► Remove the housing cover

from the module.

► Lever the contact covers out

with a screwdriver.

► Insert all the cables through

the openings in the housing bottom.

Connecting loads and pushbuttons

Both pushbuttons and switches can be connected to the

switch module. Pushbuttons should preferably be used for new installations.

Malfunctions due to contact erosion

Caution!

► Replace old pushbuttons/switches by new

pushbuttons.

► Only use pushbuttons which are designed for 230 V

and conform to the VDE guidelines.

Mounting

The following figure shows the circuiting for connecting pushbuttons/ switches and loads. The designations of the connections are also used in the further description of the mounting.

Ta: Pushbutton connection L: Phase C: Common (relay grouping) N: Neutral conductor NO: Normally Open PE: Protected earth conductor NC: Normally Closed

The relay contacts (C, NC, NO) are floating contacts.

No terminal is planned for the protective earth conductor.

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