230v Controls Interactive Booklet

Uponor LimitedHead OfficeGilmorton RoadLutterworthLeicestershireLE17 4DU

T 01455 550 355F 01455 550 366E [email protected] www.uponor.co.uk

The Uponor Control System is a complete management forunderfloor heating systems. Comfort, user-friendliness andtemperature control for each individual room of your homecan be combined through the use of thermostats or floor

temperature sensors.

Uponor Control System230 volt

UPONOR

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24/7 Installation & User Guides

John Ashford T.S.Eng 2012

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Controls230v Controls

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Uponor LimitedHead O�ceGilmorton RoadLutterworthLeicestershireLE17 4DU

T 01455 550355F 01455 550366E [email protected] www.uponor.co.uk

230v Control Panel

230v DS1-EL

230v PRT-E

230v Time Clock

230v Programmable Thermostat

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Operating Instructions

Model:

DS1-EL 230v Thermostat

Model: DS1-L

1. Installation

2. Icons Explained

Heating ON Keypad Locked 3. Setting the Temperature In normal mode, the display shows the actual room temperature. To change the set point, rotate the dial until the digital LCD displays the new set temperature. 4. Lock Facility The Uponor DS1-EL has a lock facility. To lock the thermostat, press and hold down the dial for 10 seconds. You will see a lock symbol appear. To unlock, repeat the steps above. Placing DIP switch 8 to ON will lock the thermostat and will override the push dial lock. 5. Sensor Option The thermostat has three modes of operation. These are explained below. Select the desired mode, and then set the DIP switches according to the table. The DIP switches can be accessed from the back of thermostat.

Air Sensor: Uses the built in air sensor only Air Sensor & Floor Limiting Sensor: Uses the built in air sensor but also uses the remote floor sensor to ensure the �oor temperature doesn’t overheat. Floor Sensors: Uses the remote floor sensor only

Air Sensor Switch 3 and 4 Off Air & Floor Switch 3 On and Switch 4 Off

Floor Sensor Switch 3 Off and Switch 4 On 6. Floor Limit Temperature This setting is only required when the sensor option is set to Air and Floor mode. The setting is used to protect the floor surface from overheating. It can be set to 30, 35 or 40°C To set the required floor limit temperature, set the DIP switches according to the table. The DIP switches can be accessed from the back of thermostat

30°C Switch 5 and 6 Off 35°C Switch 5 On and Switch 6 Off 40°C Switch 5 Off and Switch 6 On

Should the floor temperature be achieved (even if the desired room temperature has not) the heating will turn off. The Heat Active Icon will flash in this case. 7. Switching Differential The thermostat offers 1, 2 and 3°C switching differential. With A 1°C switching differential the heating will switch on 1°C below the set temperature and will turn off when the set temperature is reached. A 2°C will turn the heating on 2°C below the set temperature. 3°C will switch the heating on 3°C below the set temperature. To set the differential, you should set the DIP switches according to the table below. The DIP switch can be accessed from the back of the thermostat.

1°C Switching Switch 1 and 2 Off 2°C Switching Switch 1 On and Switch 2 Off 3°C Switching Switch 1 Off and Switch 2 On

8. Set Back Function The thermostat offers a set-back function, automatically reducing the set temperature by 4°C. To make use of the set-back function, a 230v time clock is required on the system On receiving a 230v signal on the terminal, the thermostat will set- back the temperature by 4°C. When no 230v signal is present, the thermostat will work to the temperature set on the thermostat. As an indication the thermostat is in the set-back mode, the display flashes when displaying the set temperature


Programmable Room thermostat



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Programmable Room ThermostatUser Instructions

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Programmable Room ThermostatUser Instructions

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Single Channel Timer



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Single Channel TimerUser Instructions

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Before you Start


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• 5/2 day - one set of programmes for weekdays and another forweekends.

• 7 day - di� erent settings for each day of the week.

• 24 hour - one set of programmes for the whole week.

See INSTALLER SETTING tick box on inside � ap label to ascertainwhich mode your unit is set.

Please Note

The unit must be programmed in sequence. ON/OFF times cannotbe set out of sequence.

If you want to leave a preset time as it is, simply press NEXT tomove on to the next setting.

Your installer will have set your unit to programme either 2 or 3ON/OFFs per day. If your clock has been installed to allow 3 ON/OFFs and you do not wish to use one of the ON/OFF settings,simply programme the ON time to be the same as the OFF timeand the setting will not operate.


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Programming the On/O� times in 5/2 daymode

1. Press PROG once until SET ON TIMEappears at the top of the displayand MOTUWETHFR appears at thebottom of the display.

Use the + or - buttons to set thetime you would like your system to�rst come on in the morning (Event1).

2. Press NEXT ON/OFF once only.

Use the + or - buttons to set thetime you want your system to go o�(Event 2).

To move to the next setting, i.e.when you would like your system tocome on again (Event 3) press theNEXT ON/OFF button again.

3. Continue programming the systemON and OFF times for weekdayEvents 4, 5 and 6 as in Step 2.

4. Press the DAY/HOL button onceand SASU will appear at the bottomof the display.


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5. To set the times required for SAand SU repeat steps 1-3 or if thesame settings are required pressCOPY.

6. Press the PROG button once toreturn the unit to RUN mode (timeappears and colon in the displaybegins to � ash).

7. Proceed to page 8.

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If this setting is made on a weekend day SASU will show inplace of MOTUWETHFR.

Programming the On/O� times in 7 daymode

1. Press PROG once until SET ON TIMEappears at the top of the display.Note the current day is displayed.Press the DAY/HOL button until therequired day is displayed.

2. Use the + or - buttons to set thetime you want your system to � rstcome on in the morning (Event 1).

3. Press NEXT ON/OFF to move toEvent 2.


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4. Continue programming thesystem ON and OFF times in thisway by using the + or - buttonsto set the time you want andpressing the NEXT ON/OFFbutton to move to the nextsetting.

5. Press DAY/HOL button once only.The next day will appear at thebottom of the display.

6. Continue programming the restof the week by pressing:

a) NEXT ON/OFF button tomove to the next setting,

b) + or - buttons to amend thetime,

c) DAY/HOL to advance to thenext day.

d) To copy the previous daypress the COPY button.

7. Press the PROG button to returnthe unit to RUN mode (timeappears and the colon in thedisplay begins to � ash).



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Programming the On/O� times in 24 hourmode

1. Press PROG once until SET ONTIME appears at the top of thedisplay.

Use the + or - buttons to set thetime you want your system to � rstcome on in the morning (Event 1).

2. Press NEXT ON/OFF to move toEvent 2.

Continue programming thesystem ON and OFF times bypressing:

a) NEXT ON/OFF button to moveto the next setting,

b) + or - buttons to amend thetime.

3. Press the PROG button to returnthe unit to RUN mode (timeappears and the colon in thedisplay begins to � ash).



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Running Your Programme

To run the programme:press the SELECT button.

Each time you press the SELECT buttonthe display will change between ON,OFF, ALLDAY and AUTO.

• AUTO = the system will come on and go o� at the programmed times.

• ON = the system will remain on constantly.

• OFF = the system will not come on.

• ALLDAY = the clock will turn the system on at the �rst programmed ON and will leave it on until your last programmed OFF.

Select the option you require depending on your circumstances,time of year, etc.


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Advanced SettingsTemporary Override Buttons

Sometimes you may need to change the way you use your heatingtemporarily, i.e. due to unusually cold weather. The TS715 Si has twoconvenient overrides which can be selected without a� ecting the setprogramme.

+1HR Pressing this button when the unit is in AUTO or ALLDAY mode will cause the system to remain on for an extra

hour. If it is pressed while the programme is OFF the system will come on immediately for 1 hour then go o�

again. +1HR will be shown in the display.

MAN Pressing this button when the unit is in AUTO or ALLDAY mode will cause the system to go OFF until the next

programmed ON, or vice versa. MAN will be shown inthe display.


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Holiday Programme

To automatically bring the heating back on when returning fromholiday the TS715-Si has a built in holiday feature.

Follow the steps below to set the date that the system needs to comeback on.

1. Press DAY/HOL

2. Use the + or - buttons to select theyear.

3. Press DAY/HOL, then use the + and- buttons to select the month.

4. Press DAY/HOL again, then use the+ and - buttons to select the day inmonth.

5. Press DAY/HOL to turn heating o�and enter holiday mode.

To cancel holiday mode press DAY/HOL.


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Changing Clocks Forward and Backward

This is handled automatically. Should the installer have turned o�Automatic Time Change then follow the instructions below.

Open the �ap on the front of the unit to reveal the programmingbuttons.

To change from Summer to Winter(clocks back) -

• press and hold - button

To change from Winter to Summer(clocks forward) -

• press and hold + button

Take care when making this change for the � rst time.If it is made in the wrong direction the unit will have to be resetand any user-settings re-entered.


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Making a Full ResetIf it is necessary to fully reset the unit, excluding the date and time,follow the instructions below.

1. Press and hold the +1HR and MAN buttons on the left hand sideof the product.

2. Press the RESET button and hold for 3 seconds.

3. Release the RESET button. The display will change to show thecurrent time.

4. Finally, release both the +1HR and MAN buttons.The unit is now fully reset and must be re-programmed,

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230v Controls Interactive Booklet