Wagner & Co SUNGO SL Operating Instructions Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, Version SW1203/3.00/ HW3.0
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Solar Controller SUNGO SL
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The benefits at a glance
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ance values and system status with clearly visible sym
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bols for easy readability.
Easy and safe operation via four buttons for vertical and horizontal scrolling through the menus.
Extensive diagnostics for monitoring system functions, eg. sensor cutoff and monitoring of temperature differ
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ence “T too high”
Integrated security functions such as collector cooling, storage tank cooling, system protection and vacuum tube collector function.
Solar charging of 1 and 2 tank systems
Choice of thermostat function or return temperature in
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crease
Balance/reset values
5 temperature inputs PT1000
1 output, speed-controlled
The sensor T5 (solar return) and an external volume measuring device provide energy measurements
in
kWh.
NEW – now also SECUSOL system ready!
Contents
1. Technical Description ................. 2
2. General Safety Guidelines ............... 4
2.1 Installer’sQualifications ................ 4
2.2 OperatingRequirements ............... 4
2.3 Installationand OperatingInformation ....... 4
3. Installation........................ 4
3.1 Installationof the Housing............... 4
3.2 ConnectingWires ................... 5
4. Operation ........................ 6
4.1 Displayand Buttons .................. 6
4.2 InformationMenu ................... 8
4.3 SettingsMenu...................... 9
4.4 ManualOperationMenu ...............10
4.5 SpecialFunctionsMenu ................10
4.6 Service– System Messages ..............11
4.7 Service– Sensor Control ................11
5. Application Examples .................11
5.1 StandardSingleTankSystem .............11
5.2 StandardDualTankSystem ..............12
5.3 SECUSOLSystem....................12
Figure 1 Solar Controller SUNGO SL.
Solar Thermal / Solar Circuit EN-SUNGO-SL_BA-0809-1122P300 · 1316BED008-30B-E 1
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1. Technical Description
Solar Controller SUNGO SL
Material
100 % recyclable ABS-housing for wall mounting
Dimensions (LxHxWinmm) 173x138x51
Protection type IP40 according to VDE 0470
Rate of radio interference N according to VDE 0875
Operating voltage
230 Volt AC; 50 Hz;
-10% to +15%
Diameter of cable max. for 230 V connections
2.5 mm² unifilar or finely stranded
Temperature sensor / Temperature range
Pt1000; 1000 W at 0 °C; Range: -30 °C to +225 °C
Sensor load
The cable of the sensor must be installed with no tension. The sensor must not be loaded mechanically when the temperature of the collector is more than 60 °C.
Test voltage
4 kV 1 min according to VDE 0631
Switching voltage Output parameters of switches
230 Volt AC 1A / ca. 230 VA for cos ϕ = 0.7-1.0 for each output
Internal mains protection
Microfuse5x20mm; 2 A/T
Operating temperature (internal) / storage temperature
0° to +50 °C /
-10° to +65 °C
Weight ca. 360 g
Solar Charging
The solar circuit pump is switched on and off by means of a temperature difference control. The sensors T1 (collector) und T2 (tank, bottom) are requiredas control elements. The on/off conditions and the temperature limitation can be variably set in the settings menu. Note: The temperature limitation always affects sensor T2 (tank, bottom).
Speed Control
The solar circuit pump can be controlled via speed control (in this case impulse packet control). This means that indi
­vidual sine half-waves in the alternate current are switched on or off depending on the temperature difference. There
­fore the speed can be altered within a range of 30-100% which results in longer system run times. The minimum speed can be custom set.
Sensor T3 (tank, top)
Sensor T3 (tank,top) has different functions.By default it is the measuring sensor for the top of the tank. In that case it has no switch function and is not monitored by the diag
­nostics system. With the return temperature increase function activated it functions as ahot sensor (source).Withthe thermostat heat
­ing with additional sensor function activated it functions as an additionalsensor.In both casesthis sensor is used in the hotareaofthetankandaffectsswitchingoutputA2.
If used in this way the sensor function is monitored as nor
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mal by the diagnostics system.
Balance Values
In addition to the actual values of the sensors T1 (collector) and T2 (tank, bottom) the display also shows balance val
­ues which represent the smallest and biggest temperature values for each sensor. After reset the actual temperature value is displayed.
Manual Operation
Allows switching inputs andoutputs on or off manually. On exiting themanual operation menu,the software returns to automatic operation. The manual operation menu can be used for amaximum of 8 hours. After that the softwareauto
­matically switches back to automatic operation and to the information menu.
Manual Lag Function
In order tocheck the temperature valuesin the information menu even when the outputs are set manually, a time lag has to be selected in the manual lag function in the manual operation menu. On exiting the manual operation menu, this time span passes once and then is set back to zero. In this mode a blinking symbol for the manual operation is shown in the information menu.
Collector Cooling
The tank is loaded up to the preset temperature limitation which affects sensor T2(tank,bottom).If the preset temper­ature limitation is exceeded output A1 (solar circuit pump) switches off. If the temperature of T1 (collector) then rises above theselectable standardvalue of 110 °C the solar cir­cuit pump is switched on in order to cool the collector. It switches off again when the temperature at the collector sensor has decreased by 10 K. This type of intermittent operation of the solarcircuit pump means that the collector is never or only rarely in an idle state. If the preset tank temperature limitation is exceeded by 5 Kthecollector cooling functionissuppressed.Thesys
­tem shuts down completely.
Storage Tank Cooling
Storage TankCoolingmeans that ifnecessary the tanktem
­peraturecan be reduced downtoa preset lowest switching off value (setting for vacations). When the collector cooling function is activated storage tank cooling will also become active. In order for storage tank cooling to become active the fol
­lowing 3 conditions must be met:
1. Temperature T2 (tank, bottom) must be higher than or equal to the preset tank temperature limitation plus 2 K.
2. Temperature T2 (tank, bottom) must be higher than the preset switching off value for storage tank cooling.
3. Temperature T1 (collector) must be lower than tempera
­ture T2 (tank, bottom) minus 10 K.
In order forstorage tank coolingto switch offone of the fol
­lowing 2 conditions must be met:
1. Temperature T2 (tank, bottom) is lower than the switch
­ing off value for storage tank cooling.
2.Temperature T1(collector) must be higher than tempera
­ture T2 (tank, bottom) minus 2 K.
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Vacuum Tube Collector Function
The vacuum tubecollector function allows operation of the solar heating system even if sensor T1 (collector) is in
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stalled in the connecting pipe of the collector. If the tem
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perature increase at sensor T1 exceeds the preset switch
­ing on value for the collector temperature increase (standard: 1K) the solar circuitpumpis switched on forthe duration of a preset lag time (standard: 15 s). During this time the switching on difference and the solar charge between sensor T1 (collector) and sensor T 2 (tank, bottom) has to be activated, otherwise the solar circuit pump will switch off again. The rise intemperature at sensorT1 (collector) ismeasured again immediately after the last runtime of the pump.
System Messages
The system messages for interrupted or shorted-out sen
­sors are represented by symbols on the display.For better recognition of the system messages
the display illumina
­tion switches on and off every second as long as the error prevails and no key entry is made.
Triac
The Triac is anelectronic on/off switchfor the 230Voutputs of the SUNGO Controller. Function: A triac switch consists of 2 diodes which can be switched anti-parallel (= antiparallel thyristors). The thyristors switch through the positive or negative sine half­wave as long as a switching on difference exists. The triac switch switches off when the temperature falls below the switching-off difference.
System Protection
In order to protect the system components (solar circuit pump, 2 or 3 way valves etc.) in the solar heating circuit from extremely high temperatures the solar charge is stopped completely if a temperature limit at the collector sensor is exceeded, even if this was permitted on account of a temperature difference between sensor T1 (collector) and sensor T2 (tank, bottom). The standard temperature value for activating the system protection function is 135 °C. However, this value can be variably set within a range of 115° to 200 °C.
Dual Tank Operation
The SUNGO SL is capableof controlling a dual tank system by using output A2 for switching between tanks with the help of a 3 way valve.Change the menuitem 0–1to0–2in order to control a dual tank system. Note: If the dual tank option is selected menu item 10 can no longer be activated.
Preference
The SUNGO SL always uses tank 1 as a preference for the dual tank option. This cannot be changed.
Thermostat
The thermostat function for switching on can be set at a range between 0° to 130 °C with a variable difference be
­tween 1 to 40 K for switching off.Choose between the op
­tions heating and cooling. With the heating option activated output A2 switches on if the current temperature T4 fallsbelow the preset switching on level. Output A2 switches off if the current temperature
T4 is higher than the switch-on level plus the switch-off dif
­ference. With the heating option an additional sensor T3 can be ac
­tivated. If this is the case A2 is only switched on if tempera
­ture T3 ishigher than theswitching on level plus the switch
­ing off difference plus the additional difference for T3. With the cooling option activated output A2 switches on if the current temperature T4 falls below the preset switch level. Output A2 switches off if the current temperature T4 is lower than the switch level minus the switching off difference. There are 3 independent time windows available for the thermostat. If no time window is activated time window 1 has to be set to 0:00 and 23:59.
Return Flow Boost
This is a freely adjustable temperature differencefor simple heating support which leads the heating return-flow T4 (drain) to the heating boiler, either directly or via the solar tank, depending on the preset temperature difference to the tank sensorT3 (source) , by switching the3 way valve on output A2. Note: In addition to the switching phase (black) on output A2, the switching head also requires a constant phase (brown).
SECUSOL Function
The solar heating systemisoperated on a drainback princi
­ple. This means if the solar circuit pump is not activated there is no solar fluid in the collectors and risers. See SECUSOL instructions for further details.
Measuring the Yield
For measurements of the solar yield in kWh.The heat yield is measured with a volume flow metre connected to input T7, an additional sensor T5 (return) and the existing sensor T1 (collector).
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2. General Safety Guidelines
The following safetyadvice is designedto protect youfrom dangers that can arise from improper handling of devices, whether intentional or otherwise. A distinction is made be
­tween general advice presented here and specific advice presented throughout the guidelines.
DANGER for danger to the person Improper electrical installation of the device can lead to potentially fatal electric shocks as well as other health hazards.
CAUTION for danger to property This symbol indicates dangers that can result in damage to the components or the function of the control.
NOTE for additional information This symbol indicates practical advice and tricks of the trade which will be useful for installing and operating the control.
2.1 Installer’s Qualifications
Setting up and commissioning of the SUNGO SL must be carried out by a qualified installer.
All national andlocal safety regulationsneed to be com
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plied with.
Please note that in case of a complaint the guarantee is only valid if correct commissioning has been certified in a commissioning report.
2.2 Operating Requirements
Application
Controlling solar thermal systems through the selection of applicable control patterns and additional functions to adaptthe control forthe required operation of the hy
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draulic system.
The control must only be operated in dry rooms.
The control can be integrated into the solar circulation unit or mounted on the wall.
Limitations of use
If usedina non-solar thermalapplicationthe functionality of thecontrol hastobe checked before commissioning.If in doubt contact the control service of Wagner & Co.
If these operating requirements are not observed any claims under the warranty will not be accepted.
2.3 Installation and Operating Information
Any installation and wiring work has to be carried out in an idle state as during operation the voltage on the out
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side of the triacs is 230 V.
Mains power mustbe connected to thecontrolfrom out
­side the solar station via an external ON/OFF Switch. This is also required to activate the special functions menu through switching the mains power ON/OFF.
Operating temperatures above 50 °C are not permitted for the control.
LCD display panels are designed in such a way that a specific reading position isrequired.When installing the control, be careful to place the display so that it is at eye level or slightly higher. This way you can ensure optimal display contrast.
The base of the control is divided into a safety low volt
­age section and a 230 V section by a crosspiece. Make sure that you do not confuse these sections during the installation process.
The default operating mode is the automatic mode.
Manual operation is used only for functional testing of the different hydraulic components (pump, 2/3 way valve). In this operating mode maximum temperatures or sensor functions are not monitored.
Do notoperatethesystemif the control,the wiring or the
connected 230 V mains are visibly damaged.
The control is fitted with a mains microfuse.
Collectors and hydraulic pipework can get extremely
hot during sunny periods. There is a risk of scalding when fitting the collector temperature sensor.
3. Installation
3.1 Installation of the case
Opening the case
No tools are required to open the control case. The lid folds overon top of the lower half. Youcan dislodge and lift up the lid by pulling gently on the side clips.
When fully opened the lid will not move so that you can take care of mounting and wiring comfortably.
Wall mounting
Use the supplied drillingtemplatetodrill the fixing holes for the controller.
Mount the control to the wall.
Do not overtighten the screws to avoid damage to the lower part of the housing.
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