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PH60-C
Instruction Manual
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Salus PH60-1, PH60-C Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual
Model No’s PH60/PH60-1/PH60-C
PI Control
Programmable Thermostatic Radiator Valve Control Head
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PRODUCT COMPLIANCE
This product complies with the essential requirements of the following EC Directives:
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Electro-Magnetic Compatibility directive 2004/108/EC
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Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EEC
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EC Marking directive 93/68/EEC
SAFETY INFORMATION
These instructions are applicable to the SALUS Controls model stated on the front cover of this manual only, and must not be used with any other make or model.
These instructions should be followed along with any other statutory obligations - if you are in any doubt, please contact the SALUS Controls technical helpline.
Please leave these instructions with the end user where they should be kept in a safe place for future reference.
INTRODUCTION
A Thermostatic Radiator Valve (TRV) is a self-regulating valve fitted to hot water heating system radiators. The TRV controls the temperature of a room by regulating the flow of hot water to the radiator.
The PH60 from SALUS Controls is a stylish and accurate TRV programmable control head designed for independent control of central heating radiators. It is fitted to a new or existing TRV, and works by controlling the radiator temperature according to a series of programmed settings.
The PH60 is fitted with an easy to read Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and a five key operating panel, which is coupled with a unique, smart design that makes the PH60 easy to programme and operate.
PI Control
The SALUS PH60 is a PI (Time Proportional & Integral) control product as defined in the Building Regulations, which makes the heating system operate up to 15% more efficient and provides close, accurate control. Please note there is no span on the PH60 PI.
Features
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PI Control for accuaracy and efficiency
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LCD with Backlight
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Stylish Casing
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Simple to Install
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6 Control Modes
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Temporary Override Function
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Built in Start-up Programmes
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Limescale Protection feature
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7 day Independent Programming
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PH60-1
PH60
PH60C
INSTALLATION
Please read the important safety information at the start of this manual before you begin to install the device.The PH60 is easily installed – whether fitted as part of a new installation, or in place of an existing TRV control head.
Battery Installation and Replacement
After Installation
After completing installation and powering up the PH60 for the first time the controller will go through an adaptation procedure to check that the valve has been installed correctly. The PH60 will behave in the following way:
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Push button to gain access to battery compartment.
Please insert batteries correctly as indicated.
Installation of the batteries is a straightforward operation. Remove end cap from the PH60 body as shown in this picture, and insert the batteries, please make sure that the batteries are correctly inserted.
About Valve Compatibility
An adapter for valves from the following manufactuers: Heimeier, Junkers, Landy + Gyr, Honeywell-braukmann, Oventrop M30X1.5 is not required. For Danfoss valves RA-Series, you may require the following adapter (supplied). Slide the adapter onto the valve completely and tighten the screw.
The PH60 is attached to the valve body by screwing the locking collar at the base of the controller onto the threaded section of the TRV body, as shown in this picture. The locking collar only needs to be tightened by hand – do not use a spanner or pipe grips as you may damage the PH60, TRV or both.
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Display Comments
All the indicators on the display and the backlight will be turned on for two seconds.
The internal firmware version will then be displayed for one second (the numbers displayed may be different to the one shown here, depending on the firmware revision of the individual PH60 controller)
The PH60 will then enter ADAPTATION mode. If there are no problems with the battery or gear assembly, the display will be as shown in this example. The flashing indicator shows the motor is operating and retracting the control pin.
Once the control pin is fully retracted, the display stops flashing and the display will indicate the valve is open. Install the TRV to the valve. To move to the next stage, press any key.
The flashing indicator shows the motor is operating and extending the control pin to close the valve.
Once closed, the display will change as shown in this example. The flashing indicator shows the motor is operating and retracting the control pin again. If this final stage is completed successfully, the PH60 will enter NORMAL mode
When entering NORMAL mode for the first time or after a RESET), the time and day are set to 00:00 and 1. They are flashing to prompt you to set them to the correct values – to do this, please follow the ‘Time Setting Mode’ procedure on page 18.
At the start of the adaptation procedure, the controller will check the battery and gear assembly; if there are any problems, the following screens will be displayed:
Display Error
This example shows the battery voltage is low.
This example shows the gear assembly is not installed.
If there is a problem during the adaptation procedure, the controller will stop and restart the process. If the problem still exists, an error code will be displayed;
Error Code Description
Er1 Stroke too short. During the ‘P2’ adaptation stage the pin
stopped extending before reaching its minimum controllable point.
Er2 Stroke too long. During the ‘P2’ adaptation stage the pin did not stop
extending after reaching its maximum controllable point.
Er3 Unequal stroke. The measured strokes during stages
‘P2’ and ‘P3’ are not equal (this is normally caused by weak batteries).
Er4 Operation over time. The motor has been operating
for over 100 seconds before reaching the end point.
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An example of an error message is shown below:
Display Error Description
Error 2 (Er2 – stroke too long) occurred during the adaptation process.
Pressing any key will restart the adaptation process.
It is also possible to enter ADAPTATION mode manually if the PH60 is
in NORMAL mode. This is done by pressing the SET key until ‘AdAP’ is
shown on the display. Releasing the SET key will start the adaptation
process. If an error is displayed during the manually selected
adaptation, pressing any key or waiting 8 seconds without a key press
will return the PH60 to NORMAL mode.
USER INTERFACE AND CONTROLS
The status and operation of the PH60 can be clearly seen on the backlit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) - this display allows the user to see at a glance the current status of the valve controller.
The display consists of a combination of symbols and alphanumeric displays. The status indicator symbols and their meanings are shown in the following table:
User Control Function Summary
Indicator Description Function
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of Week In NORMAL mode indicates
Indicator the current day of the week.
In PROGRAMME mode indicates the day being programmed. In PROGRAMME COPY mode indicates the source and destination day.
Time Indicator In NORMAL mode indicates the
current time. In PROGRAMME mode indicates the programme time.
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Indicator Description Function
Temperature In NORMAL mode indicates the Indicator room temperature. In
PROGRAMME mode indicates the set temperature. In TEMPERATURE mode indicates the set temperature.
Valve Status A ‘water flow’ animation is Indicator shown when the valve is opened.
A ‘closed valve’ animation is shown when the valve is closed. Indicator flashes when the valve is opening.
Low Battery Indicator flashes when the Indicator battery voltage is low.
Programme In PROGRAMME COPY mode Copy Indicator shows the source and
destination day.
Comfort In AUTO mode indicates the set Temperature temperature is ‘Comfort’. Mode Indicator In MANUAL mode indicates the
set temperature is ‘Comfort’. In PROGRAMME SETTING mode indicates the set temperature selected for the hour is ‘Comfort’.
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Indicator Description Function
Econ In AUTO mode indicates the set Temperature temperature is ‘Econ’. Mode Indicator In MANUAL mode indicates the
set temperature is ‘Econ’. In PROGRAMME SETTING mode indicates the set temperature selected for the hour is ‘Econ’.
Party In NORMAL mode indicates Temperature the set temperature is ‘Party’. Mode In MANUAL mode indicates the Indicator set temperature is ‘Party’.
Holiday In NORMAL mode indicates Temperature the set temperature is ‘Holiday’. Mode In MANUAL mode indicates the Indicator set temperature is ‘Holiday’.
Frost Protection In NORMAL mode indicates the Temperature set temperature is ‘Frost Mode Indicator Protection’. In MANUAL mode
indicates the set temperature is ‘Frost Protection’.
Indicator Description Function
‘OFF’ Mode Indicates the PH60 is operating Indicator in ‘OFF’ mode - a special manual
control mode that closes the TRV regardless of the room temperature or set temperature.
Programme In NORMAL mode indicates the Profile Indicator controller is running in AUTO
(Programme) control mode. In PROGRAMME mode indicates the profile of the selected day. In the PROGRAMME COPY mode it indicates the program profile of the source day.
There are few user controls for the PH60, making the controller very easy to operate. These controls are shown below, along with a description of each of their functions.
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