Danfoss ECtemp 530 Electronic Thermostat Installation Guide
- June 9, 2024
- Danfoss
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Danfoss ECtemp 530 Electronic Thermostat
Introduction
ECtemp 530 is an electronic thermostat provided with a 2- pole switch and a wire sensor to measure and control the desired floor temperature. It can be either flush-mounted (standard) or surface-mounted (using special box).
The thermostat has a button for adjusting the temperature
setting with a scale from ( ) 1 to 6 (each step corresponds to approximately 8
°C). Furthermore, it has a LED indicator showing standby periods (green light)
and heating periods (red light). More information on this product can also be
found at: ectemp.danfoss.com
Featured
- Thermostat
- Floor Sensor
- 220-240 V~
- 50-60 Hz~
- +5 to +45 °C
- 15 A/3450@230 V~
- IP 31
Technical Specifications
| Operation voltage | 220-240 V~, 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| Standby power consump- tion | Max 0.25 W |
| Relay: Resistive load Inductive load | **** |
Max 15 A / 3450 W @ 230 V
cos φ= 0.3 max 1A
Sensing units| NTC 15kOhm at 25°C
Sensing values: 0 °C
25 °C
50 °C
| ****
42 kOhm
15 kOhm
6 kOhm
Hysteresis| ± 0.4 °C
Ambient temperature| -10 to +30 °C
Frost protection tempera- ture| 5 °C –
Temperature range| ( ) 5-45°C with floor sen- sor only
Cable specification max| 1×4 mm² or 2×2,5 mm²
Ball pressure temperature| 75 °C
Pollution degree| 2 (domestic use)
Type| 1C
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Storage temperature| -20 to +65 °C
IP class| 31
Protection class| Class II –
Dimensions| 85 x 85 x 36 mm
Weight| 90 g
The product complies with the EN/IEC Standard «Automatic electrical controls for household and similar use»:
- EN/IEC 60730-1 (general)
- EN/IEC 60730-2-9 (thermostat)
Safety Instructions
Make sure the mains supply to the thermostat is turned off before installation.
IMPORTANT: When the thermostat is used to control a floor heating element in connection with a wooden floor or similar material, always use a floor sensor and never set the maximum floor temperature to more than 35 °C.
- The installation of the thermostat must be done by an authorized and qualified installer according to local regulations.
- The thermostat must be connected to a power supply via an all-pole disconnection switch.
- The sensor is to be considered as live voltage. Have this in mind if the sensor must be extended.
- Always connect the thermostat to continuous power supply.
- Do not expose the thermostat to moisture, water, dust, and excessive heat.
Mounting Instructions
- Place the thermostat at a suitable height on the wall (typically 80-170cm.).
- In wet rooms, place the thermostat accord-ing to local regulation on IP classes.
Note: A floor sensor enables a more accurate temperature control and is recommended in all floor heating applications and mandatory under wooden floors to reduce the risk of over-heating the floor.
- Place the floor sensor in a conduit in an appropriate place where it is not exposed to sunlight or draft from door openings.
- Equally distant and >2cm from two heating cables.
- The conduit should be flush with the floor surface – countersink the conduit if necessary.
- Route the conduit to the connection box.
- The bending radius of the conduit must be min 50mm.
Follow the steps below to mount the thermostat:
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Open the thermostat:
- Press the release tab in the bottom of the ther-mostat using a flat object.
- Carefully detach the front cover.
- Carefully detach the frame.
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Connect the thermostat according to the connection diagram.
By connecting an external timer to the terminal marked by a moon symbol (and by using for example the same phase as for the mains power supply), the thermostat can be set to reduce the temperature by 5 °C during specified periods.
The screen of the heating cable must be connected to the earth conductor of the power supply cable by using a separate connector.
Note: Always install the floor sensor in a conduit in the floor. -
Mount and reassemble the thermostat.
- Fasten the thermostat to a socket or an exterior wall box by driving the screws through the holes in each side of the thermostat.
- Install the frame and front cover in the reverse order of disassembly.
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Turn on the power supply.
Settings
How to change the minimum and maximum floor temperatures
- Remove the adjust-ment button.
- Move the pins to the desired positions.
- Put the adjustment button back in place.
Note: Please be aware of the following:
- The floor temperature is measured where the floor sensor is placed.
- The temperature of the bottom of a wooden floor can be up to 10 degrees higher than the top.
- Floor manufactures often specify the max tempera-ture on the top surface of the floor (usually 27-28 °C).
- Always use a floor sensor to control floor heating. Without a floor sensor, the temperature control may be less accurate and you risk overheating the floor.
Thermal resist- ance [m²K/W]| Examples of flooring|
Details| Approximate setting for 25 °C on top surface of
floor
---|---|---|---
0,05| 8 mm HDF based laminate| > 800
kg/m³
| 28 °C
0,10| 14 mm beech parquet| 650 –
800 kg/m³
| 31 °C
0,13| 22 mm solid oak plank| > 800
kg/m³
| 32 °C
< 0,17| Max. carpet thick- ness suitable for floor heating| acc. to EN/IEC
1307| 34 °C
0,18| 22 mm solid fir planks| 450 – 650
kg/m³
| 35 °C
Warranty
A 2-year product warranty is valid for:
- thermostats: ECtemp 530.
Should you, against all expectations, experience a problem with your Danfoss product, you will find that Danfoss offers Danfoss warranty valid from the date of purchase on the following conditions: During the warranty period Danfoss shall offer a new comparable product or repair the product if the product is found to be faulty by reason of defective design, materials or workmanship. The repair or replacement.
The decision to either repair or replace will be solely at the discretion of
Dan-foss. Danfoss shall not be liable for any consequential or incidental
damages including, but not limited to, damages to property or extra utility
expenses. No extension of the warranty period following repairs undertaken is
granted.
The warranty shall be valid only if the WARRANTY CERTIFICATE is completed
correctly and in accordance with the instructions, the fault is submitted to
the installer or the seller without undue delay and proof of purchase is
provided. Please note that the WARRANTY CERTIFICATE must be filled in, stamped
and signed by the authorized installer performing the installation
(Installation date must be indicated). After the installation is performed,
store and keep the WARRANTY CERTIFICATE and purchase documents (invoice,
receipt or similar) during the whole warranty period.
Danfoss warranty shall not cover any damage caused by incorrect conditions of
use, incorrect installation or if installation has been carried out by non-
author-ized electricians. All work will be invoiced in full if Danfoss is
required to inspect or repair faults that have arisen as a result of any of
the above. The Danfoss warranty shall not extend to products which have not
been paid in full. Danfoss will, at all times, provide a rapid and effective
response to
all complaints and inquiries from our customers.
The warranty explicitly excludes all claims exceeding the above conditions.
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References
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