Jung KNX 2225WSU-01 Operating Instructions Manual

Universal weather station
Universal weather station
Art. No. : 2225WSU-01
Operating instructions

1 Safety instructions

2 Device components

Figure 1: View
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Figure 2: Underside view
(1) Sensor head (2) Grub screw for locking (3) Fastening arm (4) Global radiation sensor (5) Precipitation sensor (6) Light and twilight sensors (7) Mounting for fastening arm with bus connection (8) Air humidity sensor (9) Wind speed and wind direction sensor (10) Temperature sensor (11) Guide blade
(only if mounted on a mast) (14) Holes for fastening and strain relief of the connecting cable with cable ties (15) Cable bushing for connecting cable

3 Function

System information
This device is a product of the KNX system and complies with the KNX directives. Detailed technical knowledge obtained in KNX training courses is a prerequisite to proper understanding.
The function of this device depends upon the software. Detailed information on loadable soft ware and attainable functionality as well as the software itself can be obtained from the manufacturer´s product database. Planning, installation and commissioning of the device are carried out with the aid of KNXcertified software. The latest versions of product database and the technical descriptions are available on our website.
Intended use
Measurement and evaluation of weather data: wind speed, wind direction, precipitation,
brightness, global radiation, twilight, temperature, relative air humidity, and air pressure  Operation with NEC Class 2 suitable power supply AC/DC 24 V SELV  Installation on the outside of buildings, preferable in the roof and facade area
i The measured values apply to the mounting location. Variations from other weather ser
vices – e.g., due to local turbulence or areas with buildups of air – are possible.
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4 Information for electrically skilled persons

4.1 Mounting and electrical connection

Select mounting location
Figure 3: Minimum distance to surfaces
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