Siemens N2264 User Manual

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Self-learning Room
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Use
Temperature Controller
5 operating modes, heating / cooling functions and menu selection via roller selector
Mains-independent room temperature controller
Straightforward, self-explanatory menu selection via roller selector
Self-learning 2-position controller providing PID mode (patented)
Choice of operating modes:
automatic with maximum 3 heating or cooling periods, continuously comfort mode, continuously economy mode, frost protection with one 24-hour operat­ing mode and one heating or cooling period
In automatic mode, one temperature setpoint can be adjusted for each heating
or cooling period
Control of cooling equipment
For the control of the room temperature in:
Apartments, single-family or holiday houses
Offices, individual rooms, consulting rooms or commercially used spaces
For control of the following pieces of equipment:
Solenoid valves of instantaneous water heaters
Solenoid valves of atmospheric gas burners
Forced draft gas or oil burners
Circulating pumps in heating systems, zone valves
Electric direct heating systems or fans of electric storage heaters
Thermic actuators
Cooling and refrigeration equipment
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Functions
Ordering
Technical design
PID mode with self-learning or selectable switching cycle
2-position control
Automatic mode with 7-day switching program for 24-hour, working day, weekend or
7-day operation with up to 3 heating or cooling periods per day
One temperature setpoint for each heating or cooling period
One 24-hour operating mode with one heating or cooling period
Remote operation
Override button
Sensor calibration and reset function
Frost protection function or overtemperature protection
Limitation of the minimum setpoint
Holiday mode
Heating or cooling mode
Periodic pump run
Optimum start control for the first heating period
Room temperature controller with 7-day time switch REV23
When ordering, please give the type reference. The controller is supplied complete with batteries.
Display and operating elements
Operating elements
Selection of operating mode
Warmer button
Colder button
Override button
Roller selector for the menu, submenu and settings Confirm by pressing
Leaving the current menu level and returning to the menu level previously active (the settings currently displayed will be ac­cepted)
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Display
Time of day
° C
Room temperature
Change batteries (display appears about 3 months before bat­teries are exhausted)
Remote operation active
Holiday mode active
Selection of operating mode (only one operating mode is activ)
Automatic mode
Comfort mode
Economy mode
Frost protection or overtemperature protection
24-hour mode with one heating or cooling period (heating or cooling period is automatically generated from the current 24-hour program)
Temporary change of the current setpoint temperature (change only active until the next switching point is reached)
° C
When pressing the + or – button once, the adjusted setpoint temperature will be displayed. It can be readjusted in incre­ments of 0.2 °C (max. +/- 4 °C).
Override button
In operating modes and , this button can be used to switch from comfort to economy temperature, or vice versa. The selection is maintained until the next switching point is reached or until the operating mode is changed.
Menu-driven user settings: 4 main menus available
Time of day and day
Main menu Submenu Settings
Current time of day
h
Current day of week
Temperature Main menu Submenu
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Setpoint comfort mode 19 °C 23 °C
Setpoint economy mode 16 °C 29 °C
Setpoint frost or overtemperature protection
Factory settings – heating / cooling
5 °C 35 °C
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Setpoint economy mode remote operation
10 °C 30 °C
Time switch
Absence
Main menu Submenu Settings
Selection of day of week, working day, weekend or week
Selection of the number of heating or cooling periods, max. 3
Selection of heating / cooling period start and end time
T
° C
Selection of heating / cooling period setpoint temperature
Main menu Submenu
Entry of holidays or periods of absence. (number of days with economy mode setting / max. 99 days)
Temperature setpoint during absence Factory setting 12 °C
Menu-driven heating engineer settings
Temperature setpoints
Main menu Settings
CAL
Sensor calibration
Setpoint limitation
Optimum start control for first heating period (in unit of time per 1 °C)
2-position control
PID mode, self-learning
PID mode with a switching cycle of 6 or 12 minutes
/
Periodic pump run Off / On
Operating mode heating / cooling
In the automatic operating modes, temperature setpoints can be individually adjusted for every comfort period and for the continuous operating modes. The temperature setpoint of economy mode is the same in automatic and continuous operation.
Protective function
In the frost or overtemperature protection mode, the room temperature is constantly monitored. If it falls (rises) below (above) the adjusted setpoint, heating / cooling is switched on to maintain the adjusted frost or overtemperature protection setpoint tem-
perature
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24-hour operating mode
The controller generates the 24-hour operating mode from the current 24-hour pro­gram. It automatically selects the switch-on time of the first heating / cooling period and the switch-off time of the last heating / cooling period to generate and display a com­plete heating / cooling period. The comfort temperature used by the controller is the currently stored standard setpoint of the continuous operating mode
. The self­generated 24-hour operating mode is maintained until another operating mode is se­lected.
Example
Switching program
°C
22
20
T
18
2264Z01
T
08 10 18 22
Automatically generated Current 24-hour switching program 24-hour operating mode
The switching program can be used as a 7-day or 24-hour switching program, depending on programming. It is also possible to select one of the continuous operating
modes
with which the switching program is not used.
With the 7-day switching program, it is possible to program all days individually, the working days (1-5), the weekend (6-7), or the entire week (1-7). When a heating / cooling period is programmed, 3 different switching patterns are available. It is possible to select 1, 2 or 3 heating / cooling periods. For each heating / cooling period, the start time, end time and comfort setpoint are to be entered. In between heating / cooling periods, it is always the same economy tem­perature setpoint that is used. This economy temperature setpoint can be adjusted on the temperature menu.
h
Example with 2 heating periods per day
Holiday function
°C
22
20
Heating period 1
18
16
08 10 18 22
Heating period 2
2261Z04
h
The holiday function is to be selected on the user menu. Set the start of the holiday period (day of departure/ setpoint (
) during your absence. This will enable the controller to maintain the re-
/ day of week), the duration and the temperature
quired temperature for a period of up to 99 days. Every midnight, the counter subtracts one day.
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Remote operation
When the holiday period is over and the counter reads 00, the controller will resume the operating mode selected last.
Using a suitable remote operating device, the controller can be switched to an inde­pendently adjustable economy temperature
. Changeover is accomplished by the making of a potentialfree contact connected to terminals T1 and T2. In that case, sym­bol
will appear on the display. When the contact opens, the operating mode se-
lected last will be resumed.
Remote operating devices
Factory settings
Oper-
ating
mode
Block /
week-
days
1-5
Auto
Mo-Fr
6-7
Sa-Su
1-7
Mo-Su
Operation according to the setting made on
the controller
T1
T2
Suitable remote operating devices: telephone modem, manual switch, window switch, presence detector, central unit, etc.
Switching times Temperatures in ° C
1st period 2nd period 3rd period
06.00
07.00
08.00
23.00
11.00 13.00 17.00 22.00
00.00 24.00
Continuously remote operation economy
2252Z05
st
1
period
nd
2
period
period
1919232320 23 21 23 161629
19 23
temperature
T1
T2
2252Z06
rd
3
29
1-7
Mo-Su
1-7
Mo-Su
Absence 12 30
Factory settings heating engineer level
00.00 24.00
00.00 24.00
Setpoint limitation
PID mode, self-learning
Optimum start control
Periodic pump run Off
Heating active
16 29
5 35
10 30
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Heating engineer level
Accessing
Sensor calibration
CAL
Limitation of setpoint
Optimum start control
Example with an ac­tual room temperature of 18 °C and a setpoint of 20 °C:
To access the heating engineer level, keep the warmer and colder buttons depressed and simultaneously roll the roller selector away from the display and then toward the display.
If the displayed temperature does not correspond to the effective room temperature, the temperature sensor can be recalibrated (recalibration to be made on the heating engi­neer level). The displayed temperature can be matched to the effective room temperature in incre­ments of 0.2 °C (max. ±2 °C).
Minimum setpoint limitation of 16 °C prevents undesired heat transfer to neighboring apartments in buildings with several heating zones. The setting is to be made on the heating engineer menu.
Optimization brings forward the switch-on point of the first heating period such that the adjusted setpoint will be reached at the desired time. The setting depends on the type of controlled system, that is, on heat transmission (type of piping system, radiators), building dynamics (building mass, insulation), and heat output (boiler capacity, flow temperature).
Optimum start control is switched off at
T
°C 20
19
TR
P
on
x
T
Control
Self-learning mode
Exceptions
18
17
16
1h/°C
1/2h/°C
1/4h/°C
Optimum start controll Off
T Temperature (°C) TRxActual value of room temperature t Forward shift of switch-on point (h) P
The REV23 is a 2-position controller providing PID mode. The room temperature is controlled through the cycling switching of an actuating device.
The controller generates the positioning signals depending on the deviation of the ad­justable setpoint from the actual value acquired by the built-in temperature sensor.
The rate of response to the deviation depends on the selected control algorithm:
The controller is supplied with an active self-learning operating mode, enabling it to automatically adapt to the controlled system (type of building construction, type of ra­diators, size of the rooms, etc.). After a certain learning period, the controller optimizes its parameters and then operates with the learned parameters.
In exceptional cases, in which the self-learning mode may not be ideal, it is possible to select PID 12, PID 6 or 2-Pt mode:
- 4
- 2
- 1
- 3
- 1½
- ¾
h
h
h
h
h
h
- 2
- 1
- ½
h
h
h
on
h
- 1 h
- ½
h
- ¼
Starting point of optimum start control
1st heating period
2264D03
Start
(slow controlled system)
(medium controlled system)
(fast controlled system)
(no impact)
t
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PID 12 mode Switching cycle of 12 minutes for normal or slow controlled systems
(massive building structures, large spaces, cast-iron radiators, oil burners).
PID 6 mode Switching cycle of 6 minutes for fast controlled systems (light building
structures, small spaces, plate radiators or convectors, gas burners).
2-Pt mode Pure 2-position control with a switching differential of 0.5 °C (±0.25 °C)
for very difficult controlled systems with considerable outdoor tem­perature variations.
Periodic pump run
/
Operating mode heating / cooling
/
Reset functions
Mechanical design
Protects the pump against seizing during longer off periods. Periodic pump run is acti­vated for one minute every 24 hours at midnight. This function can be selected on the heating engineer menu.
Periodic pump run active:
/ periodic pump run inactive:
The controller is suited for cooling applications. The function can be selected on the heating engineer menu. The controller comes set for heating operation (refer to factory settings).
User-defined data:
Press the button behind the pin opening for at least one second: this resets the user­specific settings to their default values (the heating engineer settings will not be changed). The clock starts at 12:00. During the reset time, all sections of the display light up, enabling them to be checked.
All user-defined data plus the heating engineer settings:
Press the button behind the pin opening together with the warmer and colder buttons for at least one second. After this reset, all factory settings will be reloaded (also refer to section “Factory set­tings“).
Battery change
Controller
Base
About 3 months before the batteries are exhausted, the battery symbol appears on the display, but all functions will be fully maintained. When changing the batteries, the current data will be retained for a maximum of one minute.
The REV23 has a plastic housing with a large display and easily accessible operating elements. The controller is removed from its base by sliding it upward. It is thus possi­ble to replace the two 1.5 V alkaline batteries type AA in the compartment at the rear of the controller.
The base can be fitted to most types of commercially available recessed conduit boxes or directly on the wall for wiring. The base only houses the terminals for the electrical connection between the controller and connected devices. The entire electronics (in­cluding the relay with a potentialfree changeover contact) are accommodated in the controller.
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Notes
Engineering
Mounting and installation
The room temperature controller should be fitted in the main living room
The place of installation should be chosen such that the sensor can capture the room
temperature as accurately as possible, without being affected by direct solar radia­tion or other heating or cooling sources
Mounting height is approximately 1.5 m above the floor
The controller can be fitted to most commercially available recessed conduit boxes or
directly on the wall
Above the unit, there must be sufficient clearance for removing the controller from its base and for replacing it
min. 10 cm
2261Z03
When installing the controller, the base must first be fitted and wired. Then, the unit can be slid onto the base from above
For more detailed information, please refer to the installation instructions supplied with the controller
For the electrical installation, the local safety regulations must be complied with
The remote operation contact T1 / T2 must be wired separately using a separate
screened cable
Commissioning
The battery transit tab, which prevents inadvertent operation of the controller during transport and storage, must be removed
The control mode can be changed on the heating engineer level
If the reference room is equipped with thermostatic radiator valves, they must be set
to their fully open position
If the displayed room temperature does not correspond to the effective room tem­perature, the temperature sensor should be recalibrated (refer to “Sensor calibration”)
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Technical data
General unit data
Norms and standards
Operating voltage
Batteries (alkaline AA) Battery life Backup for batter change
DC 3 V 2 x 1.5 V approx. 2 years max. 1 min
Switching capacity of relay
Voltage Current
AC 24…250 V
6 (2.5) A Safety class II to EN 60 730-1 Sensing element
Measuring range Time constant
NTC 10 kΩ ±1 % at 25 °C
0…50 °C
max. 10 min Setpoint setting ranges
Normal temperature Economy temperature Frost protection temperature
5…29 °C
5…29 °C
5...29 °C (factory setting 5 °C)
Resolution of settings and display
Setpoints Switching times Measurement of actual value Display of actual value Display of time
0.2 °C
10 min
0.1 °C
0.2 °C
1 min
CE conformity
Electromagnetic compatibility Low voltage directive
89/336/EEC
73/23/EEC
Product standards
Environmental conditions
Weight Color
Size
C-Tick
N474
Automatic electrical controls for household
and similar use EN 60 730-1
Electromagnetic compatibility
Immunity Emissions
EN 50082-1
EN 50081-1 Operation
Climatic conditions Perm. ambient temperature Humidity
class 3K3 to IEC 60 721-3
5...40 °C
< 85 % r.h. Storage and transport
Climatic conditions Ambient temperature Humidity
Mechanism
class 2K3 to IEC 60 721-3
-25…+70 °C
< 93 % r.h.
class 2M2 to IEC 60 721-3 Incl. package 0.33 kg Housing signal-white RAL9003 Base grey RAL7038 Housing 140 x 104.5 x 30 mm
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Connection diagram
Application examples
L
DC 3 V
T1 T2
L2
L
L1
N1
2 0 A 2 5 2 2
V 0
5 2
.
.
. 4 2
C A
S1
N
Y1
N
L Live AC 24…250 V N1 Room temperature controller REV23 L1 N.O. contact, AC 24…250 V / 6 (2.5) A S1 Remote operating device (potentialfree) L2 N.C. contact, AC 24…250 V / 6 (2.5) A T1 Signal “remote operation” M1 Circulating pump T2 Signal “remote operation” N Neutral conductor Y1 Actuating device
M1
T
N1
F1
T
F2
Y2
2261S03
M1
N1
T
F2
F1
T T
Y2
M1
2261S01
T
Instantaneous water heater Atmospheric gas burner
Y4
M M
N1
T
N1
T
Y3
2261S02
2264S01
E1
T
N1
Zone valve Cooling equipment
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Y1
M1
E1 Cooling equipment
F1 Limit thermostat
F2 Safety limit thermostat
M1 Circulating pump
N1 Room temperature controller REV23
Y1 3-port valve with manual adjustment
Y2 Solenoid valve
Y3 Motorized 3-port valve
Y4 Motorized 2-port valve
Dimensions
30
N1
T
2261S04
Circulating pump with precontrol via manual mixing valve
140
127
2264M01
Ø
6
104.5
0
56
78.8
12
11.75
83.50
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