TECH CONTROLLERS ML-12 The Primary Controller User Manual

ML-12 The Primary Controller

ML-12 The Primary Controller
User Manual

Images and diagrams contained in the document serve illustrative purposes only.
The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce changes.

SAFETY

Before operating the device, please read the following instructions carefully. Failure to observe the instructions may cause personal injuries and damage the device. To avoid unnecessary errors and accidents, make sure that all persons operating the device have thoroughly familiarized themselves with the device operation and its safety functions. Please do not discard the manual and please make sure that it remains with the device when it is transferred. As far as safety of human life, health, and property is concerned, please observe the precautions listed in the operating manual, as the manufacturer will not be liable for any damages caused by negligence.
WARNING

• Live electric equipment. Before carrying out any operations related to the power supply (connecting cables, installing the device, etc.), make sure that the device is not connected to the mains.
• Installation should be carried out by a person holding appropriate electrical qualifications.
• Before starting the controller, the ground resistance of electric motors and the insulation resistance of electric wires should be measured.
• The device is not intended for use by children.

CAUTION

• Atmospheric discharges can damage the controller, so during a thunderstorm, switch it off by unplugging the mains plug.
• The controller may not be used contrary to its intended purpose.
• Before and during the heating season, check the technical condition of the cables, and check the installation of the controller, also clean it of dust and other soiling.

There could be changes introduced in the products listed in the present manual, following its last revision of 21.03.2023. The manufacturer reserves the right to introduce changes in design or deviations from the established colours. Illustrations may contain optional equipment. Printing technology may affect differences in the presented colours.
Care for the natural environment is of paramount importance to us. The awareness that we manufacture electronic devices is linked with our obligation to dispose the used electronic parts and devices in a way that is safe for the environment. Therefore, the company requested and received a registration number issued by the Polish Chief Inspector for Environmental Protection. The symbol of the crossed wheeled bin on the product indicates that the product must not be disposed of with municipal waste. By segregating waste for recycling, we help protect the environment. It remains the user’s responsibility to hand over used equipment to a designated collection point for recycling electrical and electronic equipment waste.

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The EU-ML-12 additional controller is a part of heating control system that enables expansion of the existing installation with additional zones. It has RS 485 and wireless communication. Its primary function is to maintain the preset temperature in each zone. The EU-ML-12 is a device that, together with all peripheral devices (room sensors, room controllers, floor sensors, external sensor, window sensors, thermostatic actuators, signal enhancers), forms the entire integrated system.
Through its extensive software, the EU-ML-12 control board can perform a number of functions:

• controlling for dedicated wired regulators: EU-R-12b, EU-R-12s, EU-F-12b and EU-R-X
• controlling wireless regulators: EU-R-8X, EU-R-8b, EU-R-8b Plus, EU-R-8s Plus, EU-F-8z or sensors: EU-C-8r, EU-C-mini, EU-CL-mini
• controlling for external sensors and weather control (after registering the sensor in EU-L-12)
• controlling for wireless window sensors (up to 6 pcs per zone)
• possibility to control STT-868, STT-869 or EU-G-X wireless actuators (6 pcs per zone)
• possibility of operating thermostatic actuators
• possibility of operating mixing valves – after connecting the EU-i-1, EU-i-1m valve module
• control of the installed heating or cooling device by means of voltage-free contact
• enabling one 230V output to pump
• possibility to set individual operating schedules for every zone
• possibility of updating the software via its USB port

INSTALLING THE CONTROLLER

The EU-ML-12 control board should only be installed by a properly qualified person.
CAUTION
You can only connect 4 EU-ML-12 boards in series to the EU-L-12 main board.
WARNING
Danger of injury or death due to electric shock on live connections. Before working on the controller, disconnect its power supply and secure it against accidental switching on.
CAUTION
Incorrect wiring may damage the controller.

Installation of electrolytic capacitors
In order to reduce the phenomenon of temperature spikes being read from the zone sensor, a 220uF/25V low impedance electrolytic capacitor, connected in parallel with the sensor cable, should be installed. When installing the capacitor, always pay particular attention to its polarity. The ground of the element marked with a white strip is screwed into the right terminal of the sensor connector – as seen from the front of the controller, and depicted in attached illustrations. The second terminal of the capacitor is screwed into the terminal of the left connector. We found that this solution has completely eliminated the existing distortions. However, it is worth noting that the basic principle is to correctly install the wires in order to avoid interference. The wire should not be routed near sources of electromagnetic field. If such a situation has already occurred, a filter in the form of a capacitor is necessary.

An illustrative diagram explaining how to connect and communicate with the remaining equipment:

CAUTION
If the EU-WiFi RS, EU-505 or EU-WiFi L Internet module is connected to the EU- ML-12, then the emodul.eu application will display only the zones of the respective EU-ML-12 controller. If such a module is connected to the main EU-L-12 controller, the application will display all zones of the entire system.

Connection between controllers
In the case of wired connection between devices: controllers (EU-L-12 and EU- ML-12), room controllers and panel, terminating resistors (jumpers) should be used at the beginning and end of each transmission line. The controller has a built-in terminating resistor, which should be set in the appropriate position:

• A, B – terminating resistor on (first and last controller)
• B, X – neutral (factory settings) position.

CAUTION
The order of the controllers in the case of terminating connection does not matter.

Connection between the controller and the room controllers
When connecting room controllers to the first controller, the jumpers on the controller and on the last of the room controllers are switched to the ON position.

If the room controllers are connected to a controller located in the middle of the transmission line, the jumpers to the first and last controllers are switched to the ON position.

Connection between the controller and the panel
CAUTION
The panel should be connected to the first or last controller due to the fact that the panel cannot be equipped with a terminating resistor.
CAUTION
If the panel is connected to the EU-ML-12, then this controller must be connected to the main EU-L-12 controller, and this panel must be registered in the following way: Menu → Fitter’s menu → Control panel → Device type. The panel can be registered as a wired or wireless device, depending on the type of assembly. Click Register option on the EU-M-12 panel screen.

FIRST STARTUP

In order for the controller to operate correctly, the following steps must be followed for the first start-up:
Step 1: Connect the EU-ML-12 mounting controller with all devices to be controlled
To connect the wires, remove the controller cover and then connect the wiring – this should be done as described on the connectors and the diagrams in the manual.
Step 2. Switch on the power supply, checking the operation of the connected devices
After connecting all devices, switch on the power supply of the controller.
Using the Manual mode function ( Menu → Fitter’s menu → Manual mode ), check the operation of the individual devices. Using the and buttons, select the device and press the MENU button – the device to be checked should switch on. Check all the connected devices in this manner.
Step 3. Set the current time and date
To set the current date and time, select: Menu → Controller settings → Time settings.
CAUTION
If you are using the EU-505, EU-WiFi RS or EU-WiFi L module, the current time can be downloaded from the network automatically.
Step 4. Configure temperature sensors, room controllers
In order for the EU-ML-12 controller to support a given zone, it must receive information about the current temperature. The simplest way is to use a wired or wireless temperature sensor (e.g. EU-C-7p, EU-C-mini, EU-CL-mini, EU-C-8r). However, if you wish to be able to change the set temperature value directly from the zone, you can use either room controllers: e.g. EU-R-8b, EU-R-8z, EU-R-8b Plus or dedicated controllers: EU-R-12b, EU-R-12s, EU-F-12b, EU-R-X. To pair a sensor with the controller, select: Menu → Fitter’s menu → Zones →Zone… → Room sensor → Select sensor.
Step 5. Configure the EU-M-12 control panel and the EU-ML-12 add-on modules
The EU-ML-12 controller can utilize the EU-M-12 control panel, which performs a master function – through it, you can change the set temperatures in the zones, and designate local and global weekly schedules, etc.
Only one control panel of this type may be installed in the installation, which must be registered in the main EU-L-12 controller: Menu → Fitter’s menu → Control panel in order for the panel to display data on the zones operated by the slave ML-12 controller, this controller must be connected to the master L-12 controller, where the control panel is registered.
In order to expand the number of supported zones in the installation (max, 4 additional modules), each EU-ML-12 controller should be separately registered in the main EU-L-12 controller by selecting: Menu → Fitter’s menu → Additional modules → Module 1..4.
Step 6. Configure the remaining cooperating devices
The EU-ML-12 controller can also work with the following devices:
– EU-505, EU-WiFi RS or EU-WiFi L Internet modules (the emodul.eu application will display only zones supported by the EU-ML-12 controller).
After connecting the Internet module, the user has the possibility to control the installation via the Internet and the emodul.eu app. For configuration details, refer to the manual of the respective module.
– EU-i-1, EU-i-1m mixing valve modules
– additional contacts, e.g. EU-MW-1 (6 pcs per controller)
CAUTION
If the user wants to use these devices during operation, they must be connected and/or registered.

MAIN SCREEN DESCRIPTION

The control is carried out by means of buttons located under the display.

1. Controller display.
2. MENU button – enters the controller menu, confirming the settings.
3. button – used to browse the menu functions, decrease the value of the edited parameters. This button also switches the operation parameters between the zones.
4. button – used to browse the menu functions, increase the value of the edited parameters. This button also switches the operation parameters between the zones.
5. EXIT butto n – EXIT from the controller menu, cancel the settings, toggle the screen view (zones, zone).

Sample screens – ZONES

1. Current day of the week
2. Outside temperature
3. Pump running
4. Activated voltage-free contact
   | the zone is overheated| | the zone is cooled
   ---|---|---|---
5. Current time
6. Information about the operating mode/schedule in the respective zone
   L| local schedule| CON| constant temperature
   ---|---|---|---
   G-1….G-5| global schedule 1-5| 02:08| time-limited
7. Signal strength and battery status of the room sensor information
8. Pre-set temperature in a given zone
9. Current floor temperature
10. Current temperature in a given zone
    | the zone is overheated| | the zone is cooled
    ---|---|---|---
11. Zone information. A visible digit means a registered room sensor that provides information about the current temperature in the respective zone. If the zone is currently heating or cooling, depending on the mode, the digit flashes. If an alarm occurs in a given zone, an exclamation mark will be displayed instead of a digit.
    To view the current operating parameters of a specific zone, highlight its number using the buttons.

Sample Screen – ZONE

1. Outside temperature
2. Battery status
3. Current time
4. Current mode of operation of the displayed zone
5. The preset temperature of the given zone
6. Current temperature of the given zone
7. Current floor temperature
8. Maximum floor temperature
9. Information on the number of registered window sensors in the zone
10. Information about the number of registered actuators in the zone
11. Icon of the currently displayed zone
12. Current humidity level in the given zone
13. Zone name

CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS

Menu

• Operation mode
• Zones
• Controller settings
• Fitter’s Menu
• Service menu
• Factory settings
• Software version

1. OPERATION MODE
   This function enables activation of the selected operating mode.
   ➢ Normal mode – the preset temperature depends on the set schedule
   ➢ Holiday mode – the set temperature depends on the settings of this mode
   Menu → Fitter’s menu → Zones → Zone… → Settings → Temperature settings > Holiday mode
   ➢ Economy mode – the set temperature depends on the settings of this mode
   Menu → Fitter’s menu → Zones → Zone… → Settings → Temperature settings > Economy mode
   ➢ Comfort mode – the set temperature depends on the settings of this mode
   Menu → Fitter’s menu → Zones → Zone… → Settings → Temperature settings > Comfort mode
   CAUTION
   • Changing the mode to holiday, economy and comfort will apply to all zones. It is only possible to edit the setpoint temperature of the selected mode for a particular zone.
   • In operation mode other than normal, it is not possible to change the set temperature from the room controller level.

2. ZONES
   2.1. ON
   To display the zone as active on the screen, register a sensor in it (see: Fitter’s Menu). The function allows you to disable the zone and hide the parameters from the main screen.
   2.2. SET TEMPERATURE
   The set temperature in the zone results from the settings of a specific mode of operation in the zone, i.e. the weekly schedule. However, it is possible to switch off the schedule and set a separate temperature and duration of this temperature. After this time, the set temperature in the zone will depend on the previously set mode. On an ongoing basis, the set temperature value, along with the time until the end of its validity, is displayed on the main screen.
   CAUTION
   In the event that the duration of a specific setpoint temperature is set to CON, this temperature will be valid for an indefinite period (constant temperature).
   2.3. OPERATION MODE
   The user has the ability to view and edit the operating mode settings for the zone.
   •  Local Schedule – Schedule settings that only apply to this zone
   •  Global Schedule 1-5 – These schedule settings apply to all zones, where they are active
   •  Constant temperature (CON) – the function allows you to set a separate set temperature value, which will be valid in a given zone permanently, regardless of the time of day
   Time limit – the function allows you to set a separate temperature, which will be valid only for a specific period of time. After this time, the temperature will result from the previously applicable mode (schedule or constant without time limit).
   Schedule editing 1. Days on which the above settings apply
   2. Temperature set outside the time intervals
   3. Set temperatures for time intervals
   4. Time intervals To configure a schedule:
   • Use the arrows to select the part of the week for which the set schedule will apply (1st part of the week or 2nd part of week)
   • Use the MENU button to go to the set temperature settings, which will apply outside the time intervals – set it using the arrows, confirm using the MENU button
   • Use the MENU button to go to the settings of the time intervals and the set temperature that will apply to the specified time interval, set it using the arrows, confirm with the MENU button
   • Then proceed to the editing of the days that are to be assigned to 1st or 2nd part of the week, active days are displayed in white. The settings are confirmed with the MENU button, the arrows navigate between each day.
   After setting the schedule for all the days of the week, press the EXIT button and select the Confirm option with the MENU button.
   CAUTION
   The users can set three different time intervals in a given schedule (with an accuracy of 15 minutes).

3. CONTROLLER SETTINGS
   3.1. TIME SETTINGS
   The current time and date can be automatically downloaded from the network if the Internet module is connected and the automatic mode is enabled. It is also possible for the user to manually set the time and date if the automatic mode does not operate correctly.
   3.2. SCREEN SETTINGS
   This function allows users to customize the display.
   3.3. BUTTON SOUNDS
   This option is used to enable the sound that will accompany button pressing.

4. FITTER’S MENU
   The Fitter’s menu is the most complex controller menu, here, users have a wide selection of functions that allow for maximum use of the controller’s capabilities. Fitter’s Menu| Zones
   ---|---
   Additional contacts
   Mixing valve
   Master module
   Repeater Function
   Internet module
   Manual mode
   External sensor
   Heating stopping
   Voltage-free contact
   Pump
   Heating – cooling
   Anti-stop settings
   Max. humidity
   Language
   Heat pump
   Factory settings

4.1. ZONES
In order for a given zone to be active on the controller display, a sensor must be registered in it.

ON
Set temperature
Operation mode
Outputs configuration
Settings
Actuators
Window sensors
Floor heating

4.1.1. ROOM SENSOR
Users can register/enable any type of sensor: NTC wired, RS or wireless.
➢ Hysteresis – adds a tolerance for the room temperature in the range of 0.1 ÷ 5°C, at which there is additional heating/cooling enabled.
Example:
The preset room temperature is 23°C
Hysteresis is 1°C
The room sensor will start to indicate room underheating after the temperature drops to 22°C.
➢ Calibration – Room sensor calibration is carried out during assembly or after a longer period of use of the sensor, if the displayed room temperature deviates from the actual one. Adjustment range: from -10°C to +10°C with a step of 0.1°C.
4.1.2. SET TEMPERATURE
The function is described in the Menu → Zones section.
4.1.3. OPERATION MODE
The function is described in the Menu → Zones section.
4.1.4. OUTPUTS CONFIGURATION
This option controls the outputs: floor heating pump, no-voltage contact and outputs of sensors 1-8 (NTC to control the temperature in the zone or floor sensor to control the floor temperature). Sensor outputs 1-8 are assigned to zones 9-, respectively.
The type of sensor selected here will appear by default in the option: Menu → Fitter’s menu → Zones → Zones… → Room sensor → Select sensor (for temperature sensor) and Menu → Fitter’s Menu → Zones → Zones… → Floor heating → Floor sensor → Select sensor (for floor sensor).
The outputs of both sensors are used to register the zone by wire.
The function also allows to switch off the pump and the contact in a given zone. Such a zone, despite the need for heating, will not participate in the control.
4.1.5. SETTINGS
➢ Weather control – the option to turn the weather control on/off.
CAUTION
• Weather control works only if in the Menu → Fitter’s menu → External sensor , the Weather control option was checked.
• The external sensor menu is available after registering the sensor with L-12.
➢ Heating – the function enables/disables the heating function. There is also a selection of a schedule that will be valid for the zone during heating and for editing of a separate constant temperature.
➢ Cooling – this function enables/disables the cooling function. There is also a selection of a schedule that will be valid in the zone during cooling and editing of a separate constant temperature.
➢ Temperature settings – the function is used to set the temperature for the three operating modes (Holiday mode, Economy mode, Comfort mode).
➢ Optimum start
Optimum start is an intelligent heating control system. It consists of continuous monitoring of the heating system and the use of this information to automatically activate the heating in advance of the time required to reach the set temperatures.
This system does not require any involvement on the part of the user and precisely responds to any changes that affect the efficiency of the heating system. If, for example, there are changes made to the installation and the house warms up faster, the optimum start system will identify the change at the next programmed temperature change resulting from the schedule, and in the subsequent cycle it will delay the activation of the heating until the last moment, reducing the time required to reach the preset temperature. A – programmed moment of changing the economic temperature to the comfortable one
Activating this function will ensure that when the programmed change of the set temperature resulting from the schedule occurs, the current temperature in the room will be close to the desired value.
CAUTION
The optimum start function only works in the heating mode.
4.1.6. ACTUATORS
➢ Settings
• SIGMA – the function enables seamless control of the electric actuator. The user can set the minimum and maximum openings of the valve – this means that the degree of opening and closing of the valve will never exceed these values. In addition, the user adjusts the Range parameter, which determines at which room temperature the valve will start to close and open.
CAUTION
The Sigma function is only available for radiator actuators.(a) – min. opening
(b) – Actuator opening
ZAD – set temperature
Example:
Zone preset temperature: 23˚C
Minimum opening: 30%
Maximum opening: 90%
Range: 5˚C
Hysteresis: 2˚C
With the above settings, the actuator will start to close once the temperature in the zone reaches 18°C (preset temperature minus the range value). The minimum opening will occur when the zone temperature reaches the set point.
Once the set point is reached, the temperature in the zone will start to drop. When it reaches 21°C (set temperature minus hysteresis value), the actuator will start to open – reaching maximum opening when the temperature in the zone reaches 18°C.
• Protection – When this function is selected, the controller checks the temperature. If the set temperature is exceeded by the number of degrees in the Range parameter, then all actuators in a given zone will be closed (0% opening). This function only works with the SIGMA function enabled.
• Emergency Mode – The function allows setting the opening of the actuators, which will occur when an alarm occurs in a given zone (sensor failure, communication error).
➢ Actuator 1-6 – option enables the user to register a wireless actuator. To do this, select Register and briefly press the communication button on the actuator. After successful registration, an additional information function appears, where the users can view the actuator parameters, e.g. battery status, range, etc. It is also possible to delete one or all actuators at the same time.
4.1.7. WINDOW SENSORS
➢ Settings
• ON – The function enables the activation of window sensors in a given zone (window sensor registration required).
• Delay Time – This function allows setting the delay time. After the preset delay time, the main controller responds to the opening of the window and blocks heating or cooling in the respective zone.
Example: The delay time is set to 10 minutes. Once the window is opened, the sensor sends information to the main controller about opening the window. The sensor confirms the current state of the window from time to time. If after the delay time (10 minutes) the window remains open, the main controller will close the valve actuators and turn off the overheating of the zone.
CAUTION
If the delay time is set to 0, then the signal to the actuators to close will be transmitted immediately.
➢ Wireless – option to register window sensors (1-6 pcs per zone). To do this, select Register and briefly press the communication button on the sensor. After successful registration, an additional Information function appears, where users can view the sensor parameters, e.g. battery status, range, etc. It is also possible to delete a given sensor or all at the same time.
4.1.8. FLOOR HEATING
➢ Floor Sensor
• Sensor Selection – This function is used to enable (wired) or register (wireless) floor sensors. In the case of a wireless sensor, register it by additionally pressing the communication button on the sensor.
• Hysteresis – adds a tolerance for the room temperature in the range of 0.1 ÷ 5°C, at which the additional heating/cooling is enabled.
Example:
The maximum floor temperature is 45°C
Hysteresis is 2°C
The controller will deactivate the contact after exceeding 45°C at the floor sensor. If the temperature starts to drop, the contact will be switched back on again after the temperature at the floor sensor drops to 43⁰C (unless the set room temperature has been reached).
• Calibration – Floor sensor calibration is carried out during assembly or after a longer period of use of the sensor, if the displayed floor temperature deviates from the actual. Adjustment range: from -10°C to +10°C with a step of 0.1°C.
CAUTION
The floor sensor is not used during the cooling mode.
➢ Operation mode
• OFF – Selecting this option disables the floor heating mode, i.e. neither Floor Protection nor Comfort Mode are active.
• Floor Protection – This function is used to keep the floor temperature below the set maximum temperature to protect the system from overheating. When the temperature rises to the set maximum temperature, the reheating of the zone will be switched off.
• Comfort mode – This function is used to maintain a comfortable floor temperature, i.e. the controller will monitor the current temperature. When the temperature rises to the set maximum temperature, the zone heating will be switched off to protect the system from overheating. When the floor temperature drops below the set minimum temperature, the zone reheat will be switched back on.
➢ Min. temperature
The function is used to set the minimum temperature to protect the floor from cooling down. When the floor temperature drops below the set minimum temperature, the zone reheat will be switched back on. This function is only available when Comfort Mode is selected.
➢ Max. temperature
The maximum floor temperature is the floor temperature threshold above which the controller will switch off the heating regardless of the current room temperature. This function protects the installation from overheating.
4.2. ADDITIONAL CONTACTS The function allows you to utilize additional contact devices. It is first necessary to register such a contact (1-6 pcs.). To do this, select the Registration option and briefly press the communication button on the device, e.g. MW-1.
After registering and switching on the device, the following functions will appear:
➢ Information – information about the status, operating mode and contact range is displayed on the controller screen
➢ ON – option to enable/disable contact operation
➢ Operation mode – user available option to activate the selected contact operation mode
➢ Time mode – the function allows setting the contact operation time for a specific time
The user can change the contact status by selecting/deselecting the Active option, and to set the Duration of this mode
➢ Constant mode – the function allows setting the contact to operate permanently. It is possible to change the contact status by selecting/deselecting the Active option
➢ Relays – the contact works according to the zones to which it has been assigned
➢ Drying – if the Maximum Humidity is exceeded in a zone, this option allows start-up of the air dehumidifier
➢ Schedule settings – the function allows setting a separate contact operation schedule (regardless of the status of the controller zones).
CAUTION
The Drying function works only in the Cooling operation mode.
➢ Remove – this option is used to delete the selected contact.
4.3. MIXING VALVE

The EU-ML-12 controller can operate an additional valve using a valve module (e.g. EU-i-1m). This valve has RS communication, but it is necessary to carry out the registration process, which will require you to quote the module number located in the rear of its housing, or in the software information screen). After correct registration, it is possible to set individual parameters of the additional valve.
➢ Information – This function allows users to view the valve parameters status.
➢ Register – After entering the code on the back of the valve or in the Menu → Software version, users can register the valve with the main controller.
➢ Manual mode – This function enables users to manually stop valve operation, open/close the valve and switch pump on and off in order to control the correct operation of the devices.
➢ Version – This function displays the valve software version number. This information is necessary when contacting the service.
➢ Valve removal – This function is used to completely delete the valve. The function is initiated, for example, when removing the valve or replacing the module (it is then necessary to re-register the new module).
➢ ON – option to temporarily enable or disable the valve.
➢ Valve set temperature – This parameter allows setting the valve set temperature.
➢ Summer mode – turning on the summer mode closes the valve to avoid unnecessary heating of the house. If the boiler temperature is too high (enabled boiler protection is required), the valve will be opened in emergency mode. This mode is not active in Return protection mode.
➢ Calibration – This function can be used to calibrate the built-in valve, e.g. after prolonged use. During calibration, the valve is set to a safe position, i.e. for the CH valve and the Return protection type – to their fully open positions, and for floor valves and the Cooling type – to their fully closed positions.
➢ Single stroke – This is the maximum single stroke (opening or closing) that the valve can perform during single temperature sampling. If the temperature is close to the set point, this stroke is calculated on the basis of the Proportionality coefficient parameter. Here, the smaller the unit stroke, the more precisely the set temperature can be reached, but the set temperature is reached over a longer period of time.
➢ Minimum opening – A parameter that specifies the smallest valve opening in percent. This parameter enables leaving the valve slightly open to maintain minimum flow.
CAUTION
If the minimum opening of the valve is set to 0% (complete closing), the pump will not operate when the valve is closed.
➢ Opening time – A parameter that specifies the time it takes the valve actuator to open the valve from 0% to 100%. This time should be selected to match that of the valve actuator (as indicated on its nameplate).
➢ Measurement pause – This parameter determines the frequency of measuring (control) of water temperature downstream of the CH installation valve. If the sensor indicates a temperature change (deviation from the set point), then the solenoid valve will open or close by the preset value to return to the preset temperature.
➢ Valve Hysteresis – This option is used to set the valve setpoint temperature hysteresis. This is the difference between the preset temperature and the temperature at which the valve will start to close or open.
Example: Valve preset temperature: 50°C
Hysteresis: 2°C
Valve stop: 50°C
Valve opening: 48°C
Valve closing: 52°C
When the set temperature is 50°C and the hysteresis is 2°C, the valve will stop in one position when the temperature reaches 50°C; when the temperature drops to 48°C, it will start to open and when it reaches 52°C, the valve will start to close in order to lower the temperature.
➢ Valve type – This option enables users to select the following valve types:
• CH – set when the intent is to control the temperature in the CH circuit using the valve sensor. The valve sensor shall be placed downstream of the mixing valve on the supply pipe.
• Floor – set when adjusting the temperature of the underfloor heating circuit. The floor type protects the floor system against excessive temperatures. If the type of valve is set as CH and it is connected to the floor system, it may lead to damage to the floor system.
• Return protection – set when adjusting the temperature at the return of the installation using the return sensor. Only return and boiler sensors are active in this type of valve, and the valve sensor is not connected to the controller. In this configuration, the valve protects the boiler’s return from cold temperature as a priority, and if the Boiler protection function is selected, it also protects the boiler from overheating. If the valve is closed (0% open), the water flows only in a short circuit, while the full opening of the valve (100%) means that the short circuit is closed and the water flows through the entire central heating system.
CAUTION
If the Boiler Protection is off, the CH temperature will not affect the opening of the valve. In extreme cases, the boiler may overheat, so it is recommended to configure the boiler protection settings.
For this type of valve, refer to the Return Protection Screen.
• Cooling – set when adjusting the temperature of the cooling system (the valve opens when the set temperature is lower than the temperature of the valve sensor). Boiler protection and Return protection do not work in this type of valve. This type of valve operates despite the active Summer mode, while the pump operates using the shutdown threshold. In addition, this type of valve has a separate heating curve as a function of the Weather sensor.
➢ Opening in calibration – When this function is enabled, the valve starts its calibration from the opening phase. This function is only available when the valve type is set as a CH Valve.
➢ Floor heating – summer – This function is only visible after selecting the valve type as Floor Valve. When this function is enabled, the floor valve will operate in the Summer Mode.
➢ Weather sensor – For the weather function to be active, the external sensor must be placed in a location exposed to atmospheric influences. After installing and connecting the sensor, switch on the Weather sensor function in the controller menu.
CAUTION
This setting is not available in the Cooling and Return Protection Modes.
Heating curve – this is the curve according to which the set temperature of the controller is determined on the basis of the external temperature. In order for the valve to operate properly, the set temperature (downstream the valve) is set for four intermediate external temperatures: -20°C, -10°C, 0°C and 10°C. There is a separate heating curve for the Cooling mode. It is set for intermediate outdoor temperatures of: 10°C, 20°C, 30°C, 40°C.
➢ Room controller
• Controller type
→ Control without room controller – This option should be checked when users do not want the room controller to affect the operation of the valve.
→ RS controller lowering – check this option if the valve is to be controlled by a room controller equipped with RS communication. When this function is checked, the controller will operate according to the Lower room temp. parameter.
→ RS proportional controller – When this controller is switched on, the current boiler and valve temperatures can be viewed. With this function checked, the controller will operate according to the Room Temperature Difference and Setpoint Temperature Change parameters.
→ Standard controller – this option is checked if the valve is to be controlled by a two-state controller (not equipped with RS communication). When this function is checked, the controller will operate according to the Lower room temp. parameter.
• Lower room temp. – In this setting, set the value by which the valve will lower its set temperature once the temperature set in the room controller is reached (room heating).
CAUTION
This parameter applies to the Standard controller and RS Controller lowering functions.
• Room temperature difference – This setting determines the unit change in the current room temperature (to the nearest 0.1°C) at which a specific change in the set temperature of the valve will occur.
• Preset temperature change – This setting determines how many degrees the valve temperature will increase or decrease with a unit change in room temperature (see: Room temperature difference). This function is only active with the RS room controller and is closely related to the Room temperature difference parameter.
Example: Room temperature difference: 0.5°C
Valve set temperature change: 1°C
Valve set temperature: 40°C
Room controller set temperature: 23°C
If the room temperature rises to 23.5°C (by 0.5°C above the set room temperature), the valve closes to the 39°C preset (by 1°C).
CAUTION
This parameter applies to the RS proportional controller function.
• Room controller function – In this function, it is necessary to set whether the valve will close (Closing) or the temperature will lower (Lowering the room temperature) once it is heated.
➢ Proportionality coefficient – The proportionality coefficient is used to determine the valve stroke. The closer to the set temperature, the smaller the stroke. If this coefficient is high, the valve will reach a similar opening faster, but it will be less precise.
The percentage of the unit opening is calculated using the following formula:
(set temperature – sensor temp.) x (proportionality coefficient/10)
➢ Maximum floor temperature – This function specifies the maximum temperature that the valve sensor can reach (if Floor valve is selected). When this value is reached, the valve closes, switches off the pump and the information about overheating of the floor appears on the main screen of the controller.
CAUTION
This parameter is only visible if the valve type is set to Floor valve.
➢ Opening direction – If, after connecting the valve to the controller, it turns out that it was supposed to be connected in the opposite direction, it is not necessary to switch the supply lines – as it is possible to change the opening direction of the valve by selecting the selected direction: Right or Left.
➢ Sensor Selection – This option applies to the return sensor and the external sensor and allows determining whether the additional valve operation should take into account the Own sensors of the valve module or the Sensors of the main controller (Only in Slave Mode).
➢ CH sensor selection – This option applies to the CH sensor and allows determining whether the function of the additional valve should take into account the Own sensor of the valve module or the Main controller sensor (Only in slave mode).
➢ Boiler protection – Protection against excessive CH temperature is intended to prevent dangerous increase of boiler temperature. The user sets the maximum permissible boiler temperature. In the event of a dangerous temperature rise, the valve begins to open to cool the boiler down. The user also sets the maximum permissible CH temperature, after which the valve will open.
CAUTION
The function is not active for the Cooling and Floor valve types.
➢ Return protection – This function allows setting the boiler protection against too cold water returning from the main circuit (which could cause low temperature corrosion of the boiler). The return protection works in such a way that when the temperature is too low, the valve closes until the shortened circuit of the boiler reaches the required temperature.
CAUTION
The function does not appear for the valve type Cooling.
➢ Valve pump
• Pump operating modes – the function allows selection of the pump operating mode:
→ Always ON – pump runs at all times regardless of temperature
→ Always OFF – the pump is switched off permanently and the controller only controls the operation of the valve
→ Turned ON above the threshold – the pump turns on above the set switching temperature. If the pump is to be switched on above the threshold, the threshold pump switching temperature must also be set. The value from the CH sensor is taken into account.
• Switch-ON temperature – This option applies to the pump operating above the threshold. The valve pump will switch on when the boiler sensor reaches the pump switching temperature.
• Pump anti-stop – When enabled, the valve pump will turn on every 10 days for 2 minutes. This prevents water from fouling the installation outside the heating season.
• Closing below temperature threshold – When this function is activated (check the ON option), the valve will remain closed until the boiler sensor reaches the pump switching temperature.
CAUTION
If the additional valve module is an i-1 model, the anti-stop functions of the pumps and the closure below the threshold can be set directly from the sub- menu of that module.
• Room controller pump valve – Option whereby the room controller switches the pump off once heated.
• Pump Only – When enabled, the controller controls only the pump and the valve is not controlled.
➢ External sensor calibration – This function is used to adjust the external sensor. This is done during installation or after prolonged use of the sensor if the displayed external temperature deviates from the actual. The user specifies the correction value applied (adjustment range: ‐10 to +10°C).
➢ Closing – Parameter in which the behaviour of the valve in the CH mode is set after it is switched off. Enabling this option closes the valve, while disabling opens it.
➢ Valve Weekly – The weekly function allows users to program deviations of the valve set temperature on particular days of the week at specific times. The temperature deviations set are in the range of +/-10°C.
To enable weekly control, select and check Mode 1 or Mode 2. Detailed settings of these modes can be found in the following sections of the submenu: Set Mode 1 and Set Mode 2.
PLEASE NOTE
For the correct operation of this function, it is necessary to set the current date and time.
MODE 1 – in this mode it is possible to program deviations of the set temperature for each day of the week separately. To do this:
→ Select the option: Set Mode 1
→ Select the day of the week for which you wish to change the temperature settings
→ Use the buttons to select the time for which you want to change the temperature, then confirm the selection by pressing the MENU button.
→ Options appear at the bottom, select CHANGE by pressing the MENU button when it is highlighted in white.
→ Then decrease or increase the temperature by the selected value and confirm.
→ If you want to apply the same change also to the neighboring hours, press the MENU button on the selected setting, and after the option appears at the bottom of the screen, select COPY, then copy the setting to the subsequent or previous hour using the  buttons. Confirm the settings by pressing MENU.
Example:

Monday
PRESET| 400 ‐ 700| +5°C
700 ‐ 1400| ‐10°C
1700 ‐ 2200| +7°C

In this case, if the temperature set on the valve is 50°C, on Mondays, from 400 to 700 hours ‐ the temperature set on the valve will increase by 5°C, or to 55°C; in the hours from 700 to 1400 ‐ it will decrease by 10°C, so it will be 40°C; between  1700 and 2200 ‐ it will increase to 57°C.
MODE 2 – in this mode, it is possible to program the temperature deviations in detail for all working days (Monday – Friday) and for the weekend (Saturday – Sunday). To do this:
→ Select the option: Set Mode 2
→ Select the part of the week for which you wish to change the temperature settings
→ The further procedure is the same as in Mode 1
Example:

Monday ‐ Friday
PRESET| 400 ‐ 700| +5°C
700 ‐ 1400| ‐10°C
1700 ‐ 2200| +7°C
Saturday ‐ Sunday
PRESET| 600 ‐ 900| +5°C
1700 ‐ 2200| +7°C

In this case, if the temperature set on the valve is 50°C Monday to Friday, from 0400 to 0700 hours ‐ the temperature on the valve will increase by 5°C, or to 55°C; in the hours from 0700 ‐ to 14 it will decrease by 10°C, so it will amount to 40°C; between 1700
and 2200 ‐ it will increase to 57°C.
During the weekend, from 0600 to 09 hours ‐ the temperature on the valve will rise by 5°C, that is to 55°C; between 17 00 and 2200 ‐ it will rise to 57°C.
➢ Factory settings – This parameter allows you to return to the settings of a given valve saved by the manufacturer. Restoring the factory settings will change the valve type to a CH valve.
4.4. MASTER MODULE The function is used to register the EU-ML-12 slave controller in the EU-L-12 main controller. To do this:
• For wired registration, connect the EU-ML-12 controller to the EU-L-12 controller following to the diagrams in the manual
• In the EU-L-12 controller, select: Menu → Fitter’s Menu → Additional Module → Module Type
• In the EU-ML-12, select: Menu → Fitter’s Menu→ Main Module → Module Type.
After registering the EU-ML-12 add-on module, users can control the operation of additional zones that the EU-ML-12 module supports from the level of the main EU-L-12 controller and the Internet. Each EU-ML-12 controller allows the operation of a further 8 zones. A maximum of 40 zones can be controlled by the system.
CAUTION
This function allows registration of up to 4 EU-ML-12 devices. Options of wired and wireless registration are possible.
CAUTION
Registration will only be successful if the system versions of the registered devices are compatible with each other.
system version – version of the device communication protocol
4.5. REPEATER FUNCTION In order to use the repeater function:
1. Select registration Menu → Fitter’s Menu → Repeater function → Registration
2. Start the registration on the transmitting device (e.g. EU-ML-12, EU-M-12).
3. After the correct execution of steps 1 and 2, the wait prompt on the EU- ML-12 controller should change from “Registration step 1” to “Registration step 2”, and on the registration of the transmitting device – “success”. Every step of the registration process is approx. 2 min.
4. Run the registration on the target device or on another device that supports repeater functions.
The user will be notified by an appropriate prompt about the positive or negative result of the registration process.
CAUTION
Registration should always be successful on both registered devices.
4.6. INTERNET MODULE The Internet module is a device that allows remote control of the installation. The user can control the operation of various devices and change some parameters using the emodul.eu application.
After registering and switching on the Internet module and selecting the DHCP option, the controller will automatically retrieve parameters such as: IP address, IP mask, Gateway address and DNS address from the local network.
The Internet module can be connected to the controller via an RS cable. A detailed description of the registration process is provided in the user manual of the Internet module.
CAUTION
This type of control is possible only after purchasing and connecting an additional module – ST-505, WiFi RS or WiFi L to the controller, which are not included as standard in the controller.
CAUTION
When the Internet module is connected to the EU-ML-12 controller, the emodul.eu application will display only the zones of the given EU-ML-12 controller; when connected to the main EU-L-12 controller, the application will display all zones of the entire system.
4.7. MANUAL MODE This function allows the individual control of device operation, and the user can manually switch on each of the devices: pump, voltage-free contact and individual valve actuators. It is recommended to use manual mode mode to check the correct operation of the connected devices at the first start-up.
4.8. EXTERNAL SENSOR CAUTION
This function is only available when an external sensor has been registered in the EU-L-12 controller.
An external temperature sensor can be connected to the EU-L-12 controller so as to allow switching on weather control. In such as case, only one sensor on the main module (EU-L-12) is registered in the system, and the current outdoor temperature value is displayed on the main screen and transmitted to other devices (EU-ML-12 and EU-M-12).
➢ Sensor Selection – You can select either a NTC and Open Therm wired sensor or a EU-C-8zr wireless sensor. The wireless sensor requires registration.
➢ ON – to use the weather control, the selected sensor must be enabled
➢ Weather control – When the external sensor is connected, the main screen will display the external temperature, while the controller menu will display the mean external temperature.
The function based on the outside temperature allows determination of the mean temperature, which will work on the basis of the temperature threshold. If the mean temperature exceeds the specified temperature threshold, the controller will switch off the heating of the zone in which the weather control function is active.
• Averaging time – the user sets the time on the basis of which the mean outside temperature will be calculated. Setting range is from 6 to 24 hours.
• Temperature threshold – this is a function protecting against excessive heating of the given zone. The zone in which the weather control is switched on will be blocked from overheating if the mean daily outdoor temperature exceeds the set threshold temperature. For example, when temperatures rise in the Spring, the controller will block unnecessary room heating.
➢ Calibration – The calibration is performed at installation or after prolonged use of the sensor if the temperature measured by the sensor deviates from the actual temperature. Adjustment range is from -10°C to +10°C – with a step of 0.1°C.
In the case of a wireless sensor, the subsequent parameters relate to the range and level of the battery.
4.9. HEATING STOPPING
Function to prevent actuators from turning on at specified time intervals.
➢ Date settings
• Heating Off – sets the date from which the heating will be switched off
• Heating ON – sets the date from which the heating will be switched on
➢ Weather control – When the external sensor is connected, the main screen will display the external temperature, and the controller menu will display the mean external temperature.
The function based on the outside temperature allows determining the mean temperature that will work on the basis of the temperature threshold. If the mean temperature exceeds the specified temperature threshold, the controller will switch off the heating of the zone in which the weather control function is active.
• ON – to use the weather control, the selected sensor must be enabled
• Averaging time – the user sets the time on the basis of which the mean outside temperature will be calculated. Setting range is from 6 to 24 hours.
• Temperature threshold – a function protecting against excessive heating of the respective zone. The zone in which the weather control is switched on will be blocked from overheating if the mean daily outdoor temperature exceeds the set threshold temperature. For example, when temperatures rise in the Spring, the controller will block unnecessary room heating.
• Mean outdoor temperature – temperature value calculated on the basis of the Averaging time.
4.10. VOLTAGE-FREE CONTACT![TECH CONTROLLERS ML 12 The Primary Controller

• FREE CONTACT](https://manuals.plus/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/TECH- CONTROLLERS-ML-12-The-Primary-Controller-FREE-CONTACT.png) The EU-ML-12 controller will activate the voltage-free contact (after counting down the delay time) when any of the zones has not reached the set temperature (heating – when the zone is underheated, cooling – when the temperature in the zone is too high). The controller deactivates the contact once the set temperature has been reached.
  ➢ Remote operation – allows starting the contact from another slave controller (EU-ML-12 add-on module) that is registered in the main EU-L-12 control controller
  ➢ Delayed operation – the function allows setting the delay time of switching on the voltage-free contact after the temperature drops below the set temperature in any of the zones.
  4.11. PUMP The EU-ML-12 controller controls the pump operation – it switches on the pump (after counting down the delay time) when any of the zones is underheated and when the floor pump option is enabled in the respective zone. When all zones are heated (the set temperature is reached), the controller switches off the pump.
  ➢ Remote operation – allows starting the pump from another slave controller (EU-ML-12 add-on module), registered in the main EU-L-12 control controller
  ➢ Delayed operation – allows setting the delay time of switching on the pump after the temperature drops below the set temperature in any of the zones. The delay in switching on the pump is used to allow the valve actuator to open.
  4.12. HEATING – COOLING The function allows selection of the operating mode:
  ➢ Remote operation – allows starting the operating mode from another slave controller (EU-ML-12 add-on module), registered in the main EU-L-12 control controller
  ➢ Heating – all zones are heated
  ➢ Cooling – all zones are cooled
  ➢ Automatic – the controller switches the mode between heating and cooling based on the two-state input.
  4.13. ANTI-STOP SETTINGS This function forces the pumps to operate, which prevents scale from building up during a period of prolonged inactivity of the pumps, e.g. outside the heating season. If this function is enabled, the pump will switch on for the set time and with a specified interval (e.g. every 10 days for 5 min.)
  4.14. MAXIMUM HUMIDITY If the current humidity level is higher than the set maximum humidity, the cooling of the zone will be disconnected.
  CAUTION
  The function is only active in Cooling mode, provided that a sensor with humidity measurement is registered in the zone.
  4.15. HEAT PUMP
  This is a dedicated mode for an installation operating with a heat pump, and enables optimal use of its capabilities.
  ➢ Energy saving mode – ticking this option will start the mode and more options will appear
  ➢ Minimum break time – a parameter limiting the number of compressor starts, which allows to extend its service life.
  Regardless of the need to reheat a given zone, the compressor will switch on only after the time counted from the end of the previous operating cycle.
  ➢ Bypass – an option needed in the absence of a buffer, providing the heat pump with an appropriate heat capacity.
  It relies on sequential opening of subsequent zones every specified time.
  • Floor pump – activation/deactivation of the floor pump
  • Cycle time – the time for which the selected zone will be opened.
  4.16. LANGUAGE The function allows change of the controller language version.
  4.17. FACTORY SETTINGS The function allows return to the Fitter’s menu settings saved by the manufacturer.

  5. SERVICE MENU
     The controller service menu is only available to authorized persons and is protected by a proprietary code held by Tech Sterowniki.

  6. FACTORY SETTINGS
     The function allows return to the default settings of the controller, as defined by the manufacturer.

  7. SOFTWARE VERSION
     When this option is activated, the manufacturer’s logo will appear on the display, along with the controller software version number. The software revision is required when contacting the Tech Sterowniki service.

ALARM LIST

– Replace the sensor with a new one, Contact service if necessary.
Lack of communication with wireless Sensor/Controller Alarm| – No signal
– No battery
– Battery missing/dead| – Move the sensor/room controller to another location
– Insert new battery into the sensor/room controller The alarm will be cleared automatically after successful communication.
Lack of communication with a wireless module/control panel/contact alarm| No signal| – Move the device to another location, or use a repeater to increase the range.
The alarm will be cleared automatically after     successful     communication is established.
Software upgrade| Incompatible versions of system communication in two devices| Please update software to the latest version.
STT-868 Actuator Alarms
ERROR #0| Actuator battery low| Replace batteries.
ERROR #1| Damage to mechanical or electronic components| Contact service.
ERROR #2| – Valve control piston missing
– Valve stroke (offset) too large
– The actuator is incorrectly installed on the radiator
– Wrong valve on the radiator| – Fit the control piston to the actuator
– Check valve stroke
– Install the actuator correctly
– Replace the valve on the radiator.
ERROR #3| – Valve jam
– Wrong valve on the radiator
– Valve stroke (offset) too small| – Check the operation of the radiator valve
– Replace the valve on the radiator
– Check valve stroke.
ERROR #4| – No signal
– No battery| – Check the distance of the main controller from the actuator
– Insert new batteries into the actuator
The alarm is cleared automatically once successful communication is established.
STT-869 actuator alarms
ERROR #1 – Calibration error 1 – Screw retraction to mounting position took too long| Limit sensor defective| – Re-calibrate by holding down the registration button until the LED flashes 3 times.
–  Call service.
ERROR #2 – Calibration error 2 – Screw is fully extended – no resistance during extension| – The actuator was not screwed on the valve properly or it is not fully screwed on
– The valve stroke is too large or the valve has non-standard dimensions
– Damaged actuator current measurement system| – Check the correctness of the actuator installation
–  Replace the batteries
– Re-calibrate by holding down the registration button until the LED flashes 3 times
– Call service.
ERROR #3 – Calibration error 3 – Screw extension too short – screw resistance encountered too early| –  The valve stroke is too small or the valve has non- standard dimensions
– Damaged actuator current measurement system
–  Battery low| – Replace batteries
– Re-calibrate by holding down the registration button until the LED flashes 3 times
–  Call service.
ERROR        #4       –       No        feedback communication| – Master controller disabled
– Poor signal or no signal to master controller
– Defective RF module in the actuator| – Check if the master controller is operating
– Reduce the distance from the master controller
– Call service.
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ERROR #5 – Low battery| Battery low| Replace the batteries
ERROR #6 – Encoder blocked| Encoder failure| – Re-calibrate by holding down the registration button until the LED flashes 3 times.
– Call service.
ERROR #7 – Current too high| – Unevenness, e.g. on the screw, thread, causing high movement resistance
– High transmission or motor resistance
– Faulty current measurement system
ERROR #8 – Limit sensor error| Faulty limit switch system
EU-GX actuator alarm

ERROR #1 – Calibration error 1

| Bolt retraction to mounting position took too long.| Locked/damaged actuator piston. Check the assembly and     recalibrate the actuator.
ERROR #2 – Calibration error 2| Bolt maximally extended as it did not meet any resistance during extension.| • actuator was not screwed properly onto the valve
• the actuator was not fully tightened onto the valve
• actuator movement was excessive, or non-standard valve encountered
• motor load   measurement   failure occurred
Check the assembly and recalibrate the actuator.
ERROR #3 – Calibration error 3| Bolt extension too short. The bolt met resistance too early during the calibration process.| • valve movement was too small, or a non-standard valve encountered
• motor load measurement failure
• motor load measurement inaccurate due to low battery charge
Check the assembly and recalibrate the actuator.
ERROR #4 – Actuator feedback communication error.| For the last x minutes, the actuator did not receive a data package via wireless communication.
After this error is triggered, the actuator will set itself to 50% opening.
The error will reset after a data package is received.| • master controller disabled
• poor signal or no signal originating from the master controller
• defective RC module in the actuator
ERROR #5 – Battery low| The actuator will detect battery replacement after voltage rises and launch calibration| • battery depleted
ERROR #6| –| –
ERROR #7 – Actuator blocked| | • while changing the opening of the valve, excessive load was encountered Recalibrate the actuator.

SOFTWARE UPDATE

To upload new software, disconnect the controller from the network. Insert the USB flash drive containing the new software into the USB port. Subsequently, connect the controller to the network while holding down the EXIT button. Hold down the EXIT button until you hear a single beep marking the start of uploading new software. Once the task is completed, the controller will restart itself.
CAUTION

• The process of uploading new software to the controller may only be carried out by a qualified installer. After changing the software, it is not possible to restore the previous settings.
• Do not turn off the controller while updating the software.

TECHNICAL DATA

24V DC / 0.5A (DC1) **

Thermal resistance of NTC sensor| -30 ÷ 50°C
Operation frequency| 868MHz
Fuse| 6.3A

• AC1 load category: single-phase, resistive or slightly inductive AC load.
  ** DC1 load category: direct current, resistive or slightly inductive load.

EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Hereby, we declare under our sole responsibility that EU-ML-12 manufactured by TECH STEROWNIKI, head‐quartered in Wieprz Biała Droga 31, 34‐122 Wieprz, is compliant with Directive 2014/53/EU of the European parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of radio equipment, Directive 2009/125/EC establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for energy‐ related products as well as the regulation by the MINISTRY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TECHNOLOGY of 24 June 2019 amending the regulation concerning the essential requirements as regards the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, implementing provisions of Directive (EU) 2017/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 November 2017 amending Directive 2011/65/EU on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (OJ L 305, 21.11.2017, p. 8).
For compliance assessment, harmonized standards were used:
PN‐EN IEC 60730‐2‐9 :2019‐06 art. 3.1a Safety of use
PN‐EN 62479:2011 art. 3.1 a Safety of use
ETSI EN 301 489‐1 V2.2.3 (2019‐11) art.3.1b Electromagnetic compatibility
ETSI EN 301 489‐3 V2.1.1:2019‐03 art.3.1 b Electromagnetic compatibility
ETSI EN 300 220‐2 V3.2.1 (2018‐06) art.3.2 Effective and coherent use of radio spectrum
ETSI EN 300 220‐1 V3.1.1 (2017‐02) art.3.2 Effective and coherent use of radio spectrum
EN IEC 63000:2018 RoHS
Wieprz, 21.03.2023

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References

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