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Technical information

Assembly instructions

TopTronic

®

E base modules

TopTronic

®

E controller modules

TopTronic

®

E module expansions

Distr ict heating/fresh w ater

Hoval products may only be installed and commissioned by appropriately qualified experts. These instructions are intended exclusively for the specialist. Electrical installations may only be carried out by a qualified electrician.

Subject to modifi cations | 4 212 984 / 02 - 04/15

EN

Anleitungsbild 4212663 / 01

Wandgehäuse TTE verkabelt

28.11.2014 / SJUL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Important notes ....................................................................................................................................... 3

1.1

1.2

1.3

Safety instructions ..............................................................................................................................................................3

Liability and warranty ..........................................................................................................................................................3

Waste disposal ....................................................................................................................................................................3

2. Description .............................................................................................................................................. 4

2.1

2.2

2.3

Properties of the basic/controller modules ........................................................................................................................5

Properties of the module expansion ...................................................................................................................................5

Properties of the module expansion for district heating ...................................................................................................5

3. Installation ............................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

Determining the installation location in the heat generator/in the district heating station .............................................6

Selecting the installation location in the wall housing/control panel ...............................................................................6

Preparation for installation in the heat generator ..............................................................................................................7

Preparation for installation in the district heating/fresh water station .............................................................................8

Installation in wall housing/control panel ..........................................................................................................................8

4. Connection of basic and controller modules ......................................................................................... 9

4.1

4.2

Connection to the Hoval CAN bus system .........................................................................................................................9

Power supply: ......................................................................................................................................................................9

5. Connection of module expansions ...................................................................................................... 10

5.1

5.1.1

5.1.2

5.2

5.2.1

5.2.2

Connection of module expansion H-Gen, PS, Solar, 0-10V, MW ......................................................................................10

Power supply .................................................................................................................................................................. 11

Connection to unit bus .................................................................................................................................................... 11

Connection of the module expansion district heating/fresh water .................................................................................11

Power supply .................................................................................................................................................................. 11

Connection to unit bus ....................................................................................................................................................12

6. Notes on electrical connection ............................................................................................................. 12

7. Notes for installation ............................................................................................................................ 12

8. Technical data ....................................................................................................................................... 13

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IMPORTANT NOTES

1. Important notes

1.1 Safety instructions

The TopTronic

®

E basic/controller modules and corresponding expansions are operated with electrical power. There is a risk of fatal injury as a result of electric shocks if they are installed or repaired incorrectly.

The installer/specialist must have read the instructions provided with the unit prior to installation and commissioning, and follow them during this work.

1.3 Waste disposal

The unit is in accordance with the European RoHS 2

Directive 2011/65/EU on restricting the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic devices.

The unit must not be disposed of as domestic waste under any circumstances. The unit is only to be disposed of at appropriate collection points or by the distributing company.

Furthermore, comply with the applicable accident prevention regulations, the relevant standards and directives as well as the installation and operating instructions for the additional system components. The controller does not replace any technical safety equipment that must be provided on site!

1.2 Liability and warranty

The statutory warranty period from the date of sale applies to the unit.

The warranty and liability do not cover personal injury and damage to property attributable, for example, to one or more of the following causes:

- Failure to comply with these installation instructions

- Incorrect installation, commissioning, maintenance and operation or use

- Incorrectly performed repairs

- Structural changes to the unit carried out independently

- Installation of additional components which have not been tested together with the unit

- All damage caused by further use of the unit in spite of it displaying an obvious defect

- Failure to use genuine spare parts and accessories

- Use of the unit other than according to its intended use

- Violating the upper and lower limit values specified in the technical data

- Force majeure

The units are intended for use in heating systems. Use of the unit for other purposes is not permitted, because the units are exclusively designed and tested for the described application. If the units are used for other purposes or are used incorrectly, all warranty claims shall be invalidated.

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4

DESCRIPTION

2. Description

The TopTronic

®

E controller system is based on controller modules that are connected together via the Hoval CAN bus and which can be positioned flexibly either in the

Hoval heat generator, in a wall housing or in a control panel. The maximum distance between the modules is specified by the maximum bus length (see technical data).

Hardware-Systemübersicht

a heating circuit, a solar plant or other controller modules.

Room control module easy

Room control module comfort

Control module

Bus level

Controller modules

Module expansions

Automatic function devices

Base module

Module expansion

Fig. 01

© H o v a l / D e z 1 4

Controller modules can be positioned either in the heat generator, in the wall housing or in the control panel.

If required, inputs and outputs of the controller modules can be expanded by module expansions. Note that the module expansions must be placed directly adjacent to the controller.

Heating circuit module

Module expansion heating circuit

Module expansion universal

Hoval CAN bus

Buffer module

Module expansion universal

Module expansion universal

Solar module

Module expansion universal

Module expansion universal

R e g e l s y s t e m T o p T r o n i c

®

E

Measured value module

Base module district heating netcom

Module expansion heating circuit DH

Module expansion heating circuit DH

Basic module district heating/ fresh water max. 5

1

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DESCRIPTION

2.1 Properties of the basic/controller modules

- Supply: either external or via a base module (note max. current)

- Protection: built-in fuse

- Addressing: see instructions for customer service technicians/commissioning instructions

- Bus connection: Rast5 plug connection - Hoval CAN bus

- Installation location: either in the heat generator, in the wall housing or in a control panel (note max. bus length)

2.2 Properties of the module expansion

- Supply: always via the basic/controller module to be expanded

- Protection: no built-in fuse – fusing is provided by the basic/controller module

- Addressing: no addressing required

- Bus connection: ribbon cable – internal expansion bus

- Installation location: always directly adjacent to the basic/controller module to be expanded

Addressing

Hoval CAN bus connection

Internal expansion bus

Fusing by built-in fuse

Fig. 02

Fusing by built-in fuse

(Buffer module)

Hoval CAN bus connection

Addressing

Fig. 04

2.3 Properties of the module expansion for district heating

- Supply: separate supply possible

- Protection: built-in fuse

- Addressing: can be set by software

- Installation location: always directly adjacent to the basic/controller module to be expanded

(Base module heat generator)

Fig. 03

Supply of the module expansion (except for district heating/fresh water)

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Fig. 05

5

INSTALLATION

3. Installation

3.1 Determining the installation location in the heat generator/in the district heating station

The controller modules can be positioned flexibly.

The module expansion must always be position on the right next to the module to be expanded.

Installation of the controller and/or the expansion is shown here using the

Hoval MultiJet

®

. Installation in other heat generators follows the same procedure.

Installation of the controller module in the

TopGas is described in the installation instructions of the TopTronic

®

E ZE1 heating controller set.

3.2 Selecting the installation location in the wall housing/control panel

TopTronic

®

E controller modules can be installed in the wall housing or in the control panel

The combination of the modules/module expansions can be seen in the hydraulic schematic.

2

Module expansions must be placed on the right adjacent to the module to be expanded

3

1

Fig. 06

The

TopTronic

®

E base module H-Gen (3, Fig. 06) is

always installed in the heat generator.

The

TopTronic

®

E base module DH (com) is always installed in the district heating station.

Module designation

Fig. 07

• Installation of grounding tab

The grounding tab must be plugged into the controller module/onto the module expansion and attached to the mounting plate using the supplied bolt and toothed washer.

Controller modules

TopTronic

TopTronic

TopTronic

TopTronic

TopTronic

®

®

®

®

®

E - HK/WW

E - PS

E - SOL

E - MW

E - 0-10 V

Module expansion

TopTronic

®

E - FE

Positioning options

1 or 2

1 or 2

1 or 2

1 or 2

1 or 2

1

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INSTALLATION

Fig. 08

• ‟Ground” sticker

Affix the supplied ground sticker to the mounting plate next to the grounding tab.

• ‟Maximum current intensity” sticker

Affix the supplied sticker on all controller modules (not on module expansions) under the ‟mains out” output.

Fig. 10

5. Hook in module.

6. Push up mounting clips so the module is secured.

3.3 Preparation for installation in the heat generator

1. Switch off circuit breaker or electrical power supply to the heat generator.

2. Remove the casing according to the installation instructions, fold down the control box.

3. The suitable installation position is indicated by the

hole pattern of the 3 holes (Fig. 09).

Fig. 11

Fig. 09

4. Install the supplied top hat rail with the supplied

Phillips screws and U-washers.

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Fig. 13

8

INSTALLATION

3.4 Preparation for installation in the district heating/fresh water station

1. Top hat rail is already installed

3.5 Installation in wall housing/control panel

1. Top hat rail is already installed.

Fig. 12

2. Hook in module

3. Push up mounting clips so the module is secured

Fig. 14

2. Hook in module.

3. Push up mounting clips so the module is secured.

Fig. 15

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4. Connection of basic and controller modules

Room control module easy

A qualified technician must install the electrical supply to the equipment.

Room control module comfort

Control module

Bus level

Controller modules

Fig. 16

Module

4.1

Base module

Module expansion

Connection to the Hoval CAN bus system

RJ45 plug for connecting a control module to the Hoval

CAN bus (1, Fig. 17) (only provided with TopTronic

® E

Heating circuit module

Hoval CAN bus

Buffer module

Solar module

Measured value module

Module expansion heating circuit

Module expansion universal

Module expansion universal

Module expansion universal

Module Module

Controller modules are only connected with 3 lines (no +) of the bus system.

Control modules are connected with

4 lines because these have to be supplied with voltage.

2

1

© H o v a l / D e z 1 4

Fig. 17

Rast5 plug (2, Fig. 17) for connection to the Hoval CAN

bus for connection to other controller modules or (room) control modules.

L

(R)BM

(max. 4)

H

T

+

BUS-CAN

L H

T

4.2 Power supply:

The electrical power supply to the basic and control mod-

R e g e l s y s t e

ule (note max. current).

m T o p T r o n i c ® E

If the current consumption of all loads connected to the controller module is more than 4 A, the electrical power supply is not allowed to be from the base module but must be provided separately.

Fusing is provided by a fuse built into the controller module

2 1

VE1

2

AF

1 2

SF

1

10AT

TTE-WEZ

S1

L- N- L N PE

2 1 2 1

VF1

+

VE10V

+

Netz-in

L PE N L

VA1

N N L

-

H1

+ B

OT

A

T

B A

RS485

TTE-BM

Display/Affichage

(Option/opzione)

N

DKP

L N

VA2

L

1

N

L H

CAN

T

+

N

MK1

L

CAN

1

4 3 2 1

Off

On

R-CAN ADR.

GB

B1

Netz-out

N PE L1

1

Fig. 19

Supply (1, Fig. 19) preferably by a separate electrical

power supply or via the ‟mains outˮ of a controller or base module.

Base module district heating netcom

Module expansion heating circuit DH

Module expansion heating circuit DH

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Basic module district heating/ fresh water max. 5

1

CONNECTION OF MODULE EXPANSIONS

L H

T

+ L H

T

T

2 1

VE1

2

AF

1 2

SF

1

Note max. current!

2

10AT

1 2 1

VF1

+

VE10V

+ -

H1

+ B

OT

A B

RS485

Hardware-Systemübersicht

(Option/opzione)

A

S1

L- N- L N PE

Netz-in

L PE N L

VA1

N N

SLP

L N

DKP

L N

VA2

L

1

N

L H

CAN

T

+

N

MK1

L

CAN

1

4 3 2 1

Off

On

R-CAN ADR.

GB

B1

Netz-out

N PE L1

0 1

Room control module easy

SH

L PE N

230V /13A

Mains/Power supply/Rete

Secteur

Fig. 20

Control module

5. Connection of module expansions

Room control module comfort

Hoval CAN bus

Bus level

Controller modules

Base module

Heating circuit module

Buffer module

Module expansion

Module expansions

Module expansion heating circuit

Module expansion universal

Module expansion universal

Module expansion universal

Fig. 21 devices

5.1 Connection of module expansion H-Gen,

PS, Solar, 0-10V, MW

© H o v a l D e z 1 4

Internal unit bus

Module expansion

Solar module

Module expansion universal

Module expansion universal

R e g e l s y s t e m T o p T r o n i c

®

E

Measured value module

Base module district heating netcom

Module expansion heating circuit DH

Module expansion heating circuit DH

Basic module district heating/ fresh water max. 5

1

Fig. 22

10

Power supply

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CONNECTION OF MODULE EXPANSIONS

5.1.1 Power supply

Module expansions do not have a built-in fuse! Fusing is via the basic/controller module, as a result of which the electrical power supply must be provided via the controller module!

1 2 1

VE2

2 1 +

VE10V

+

VA10V

/PWM

+

T

F

FVT

T

GB

TTE-FE

GB

Netz-in

L PE N L

VA1 / VA2

N L N

VA3

L

SK-VA3

Netz-out

N PE L1

5.2 Connection of the module expansion district heating/fresh water

230V~

TTE-WEZ/

TTE-PS/

TTE-SOL

Fig. 23

230V~

TTE-FE

5.1.2 Connection to unit bus

The connection of the module expansion to the controller modules is made using ribbon cables – internal expansion bus (GB).

2 1

VE1

2 1

VE2

2 1

GB

Fig. 24

Another module expansion can be connected to the module expansion (except with base module heat generator).

ID

L L

+

VE10V

N

VA3

L

+

SK-VA3

+

T

F

FVT

T

GB

Netz-out

N PE L1

Fig. 26

5.2.1 Power supply

The module expansion has a built-in 5 A fuse! The supply and line protection must be provided in accordance with local and national regulations.

Fig. 25

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CONNECTION OF MODULE EXPANSIONS

5.2.2 Connection to unit bus

The connection of the module expansion is made using ribbon cables – internal expansion bus (GB). The configuration pin is located under the cover next to the unit bus connection. A maximum of 5 module expansions can be installed per TopTronic ® E base module DH!

Configuration PIN

6. Notes on electrical connection

Make sure that no cables are live before starting wiring work. The mains voltage connections on the left side and the entire lower connector strip carries or might be carrying 230 volts. These terminals are not allowed to be touched when live: potentially fatal electric shock hazard.

i

Bus connections and sensor lines must be installed separately from power current cables

7. Notes for installation

The electrical installation and protection must be in accordance with local regulations.

The basic/controller modules and module expansions must be left continuously connected to the voltage so as to ensure function is possible at any time.

Mains switches on the supply side must thus be restricted to emergency or main switches that are normally left in operating position.

Before commissioning, check whether all electrical components have been connected correctly.

- The other connections are made in accordance with the wiring diagram

- Commissioning of the installed modules must carried out by Hoval customer service (bus addressing and setting the parameters).

- Screw on the front casing and fold closed

- Following complete installation and final check, the heat generator is allowed to be supplied with electrical power again.

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TECHNICAL DATA

8. Technical data

Designation / type

Abbreviation

Power supply Max

Frequency

Max. power consumption incl. bus supply, module expansions max. power consumption

Fuse

Outputs (high-voltage)

Fully electronic relays

Electromechanical relays

Outputs (extra-low voltage)

Signal output PWM or 0-10V

Switching capacity

Electromechanical relays

Inputs (high-voltage)

Optocoupler input

Inputs (extra-low voltage)

Input 0-10V

Inputs sensors

Inputs vortex sensor

(or alternative flow rate sensor)

Pulse input

TopTronic

®

E

Base module

Heat generator

TTE-WEZ

230 V AC +6 - 10%

50 – 60 Hz

18.9 W

7.8 W

10 A slow-blow

0

7

1

2 (2) A

1

TopTronic

TTE-PS

18.9 W

7.8 W

0

3

1

2 (2) A

1

®

E

Buffer module

230 V AC +6 - 10%

50 – 60 Hz

10 A slow-blow

TopTronic

®

E

Solar module

TTE-SOL

230 V AC +6 - 10%

50 – 60 Hz

18.9 W

7.8 W

10 A slow-blow

0

3

1

2 (2) A

1

TopTronic

®

E

Heating circuit/ domestic hot water module

TTE-HK/WW

230 V AC +6 - 10%

50 – 60 Hz

18.9 W

7.8 W

10 A slow-blow

0

3

1

2 (2) A

1

1

4

0

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

(can be switched over to sensor)

15 V, with protective isolation

2.9 kV

1

(can be switched over to sensor)

15 V, with protective isolation

2.9 kV

1

(can be switched over to sensor)

15 V, with protective isolation

2.9 kV

1

(can be switched over to sensor)

15 V, with protective isolation

2.9 kV

Voltage measuring circuit

Expansion (module expansion)

max. number

Casing

Installation

Dimensions W/H/D in mm incl. plug

Ambient temperature

Storage temperature

Bus system (Hoval CAN bus)

Capacity

Bus supply

Bus line

Bus length

Line cross-section

Other bus interfaces

1

230x100x75

0 … 50 °C

- 20 ... 60 °C

2

Top hat rail mounting

150x100x75

0 … 50 °C

- 20 ... 60°C max. 4 control modules /

3 control modules + max. 4 control modules /

3 control modules +

1 gateway LAN yes

4-wire bus twisted, shielded max. 100 m min 0.5 mm²

1 gateway LAN yes

4-wire bus twisted, shielded max. 100 m min 0.5 mm²

2

150x100x75

0 … 50 °C

- 20 ... 60°C

2

150x100x75

0 … 50 °C

- 20 ... 60°C max. 4 control modules /

3 control modules + max. 4 control modules /

3 control modules +

1 gateway LAN yes

4-wire bus twisted, shielded max. 100 m min 0.5 mm²

1 gateway LAN yes

4-wire bus twisted, shielded max. 100 m min 0.5 mm² internal unit bus (master)

RS485

OpenTherm (<30m) internal unit bus (master)

-

internal unit bus (master)

-

internal unit bus (master)

-

-

Miscellaneous

Spring reserve

Type of protection

Protection class

Plug types

Electrical connection

10 years, battery buffered

IP 20

I – EN 60730

Rast5

(coloured, coded)

2.5mm² for flexible,

4.0mm² for solid lines

10 years, battery buffered

IP 20

I – EN 60730

Rast5

(coloured, coded)

2.5mm² for flexible,

4.0mm² for solid lines

10 years, battery buffered

IP 20

I – EN 60730

Rast5

(coloured, coded)

2.5mm² for flexible,

4.0mm² for solid lines

10 years, battery buffered

IP 20

I – EN 60730

Rast5

(coloured, coded)

2.5mm² for flexible,

4.0mm² for solid lines

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TECHNICAL DATA

Designation / type

Abbreviation

Power supply Max

Frequency

Max. power consumption incl. bus supply, module expansions max. power consumption

Fuse

Outputs (high-voltage)

Fully electronic relays

Electromechanical relays

Outputs (extra-low voltage)

Signal output PWM or 0-10V

Switching capacity

Electromechanical relays

Inputs (high-voltage)

Optocoupler input

Inputs (extra-low voltage)

Input 0-10V

Inputs sensors

Inputs vortex sensor

(or alternative flow rate sensor)

Pulse input

Voltage measuring circuit

Expansion (module expansion)

max. number

Casing

Installation

Dimensions W/H/D in mm incl. plug

Ambient temperature

Storage temperature

Bus system (Hoval CAN bus)

Capacity

Bus supply

Bus line

Bus length

Line cross-section

Other bus interfaces

Miscellaneous

Spring reserve

Type of protection

Protection class

Plug types

Electrical connection

TopTronic

®

E

Base module

District heating/fresh water

TTE-FW

230 V AC +6 - 10%

50 – 60 Hz

18.3 W

5.4 W

H5.0AF

0

9

4

5 (2) A

TopTronic

®

E

Base module

District heating com

TTE-FW com

230 V AC +6 - 10%

50 – 60 Hz

18.3 W

5.4 W

H5.0AF

0

9

4

5 (2) A

TopTronic

®

E

Module expansion

TTE-FE

230 V AC +6 - 10%

50 – 60 Hz

1.8 W

1.8 W none - protection via controller module

0

3

1

2 (2) A

0 0 1

4

11

0

1

12 V, with protective isolation

2.9 kV

4

11

0

1

12 V, with protective isolation

2.9 kV

1

2

1

1 (can be switched over)

15 V, with protective isolation

2.9 kV

5 5 -

250x120x75

0 … 50 °C

- 20 ... 60°C

Top hat rail mounting

250x120x75

0 … 50 °C

- 20 ... 60°C

150x100x75

0 … 50 °C

- 20 ... 60°C max. 4 control modules /

3 control modules + 1 gateway

LAN yes max. 4 control modules /

3 control modules + 1 gateway

LAN yes

-

4-wire bus 4-wire bus

None twisted, shielded, max. 100 m twisted, shielded, max. 100 m twisted, shielded, max. 100 m min 0.5 mm² min 0.5 mm²

min 0.5 mm²

Internal unit bus (master) mbus

RS485

Internal unit bus (slave)

-

-

96 hours (supercapacitor)

IP 20

I – EN 60730

Rast5 (coloured, coded), alternatively plug-in terminal technology

2.5mm² for flexible, 4.0mm² for solid lines

Internal unit bus (master) mbus

LON

RS485

TCP/IP optional

96 hours (supercapacitor)

IP 20

I – EN 60730

Rast5 (coloured, coded), alternatively plug-in terminal technology

2.5mm² for flexible, 4.0mm² for solid lines

-

IP 20

I – EN 60730

Rast5 (coloured, coded)

2.5mm² for flexible, 4.0mm² for solid lines

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Fax +44 1636 67 35 32 www.hoval.co.uk

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