Danfoss DEVIreg Hotwater DIN Rail Programmable Controller User Guide
- June 1, 2024
- Danfoss
Table of Contents
DEVIreg Hotwater DIN Rail
Programmable Controller
User Guide
Installation and User Guide
DEVIreg™ Hotwater
DIN-rail programmable controller for Hotwater maintenance
Introduction
DEVIreg™ Hotwater is a 4 channel electronic programmable controller. 3
additional chancels are not used in this constellation. The device is DIN-rail
mountable and is used for control of Devi Hot watt cables. Every channel (4)
can be individually set up, this will allow for 4 different temperatures and
disinfection schedules.
Universal analog channels’ inputs can be selected via software between 7 types
of temperature sensors including NTC 15 kOhm at 25 °C. The controller has a
LCD display, Modbus RS-485 serial interface and 110/230 V AC power supply.
Voltage to sensors is SELV.
DEVIreg™ Hotwater has 8 control relays – 2 sets of max. 10 A and 6 sets
of max. 6 A; For this specific application 2, 10A and 2, 6A relays are used.
Relay control functions can be set to Hot-water maintenance and legionella
control of a hot-water system by use of applicable heating cables.
Additionally, relay contacts are not connected to a voltage source inside the
controller, and can be used for control systems with any voltage up to 250 V
AC.
Hardware of DEVIreg™ Hotwater is based on the Danfoss controller type MCX08M2,
art. no. 080G0307, but is customized with special software.
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)
More information on this product can also be found at: devi.com
Connection scheme DEVIreg™ Hotwater
Safety Instructions
Make sure the mains supply to the controller is turned off before installation.
Please also note the following:
- The installation of the controller must be done by an authorized and qualified installer according to local regulations.
- The controller must be connected to a power supply via an all-pole disconnection switch.
- Always connect the controller to continuous power supply.
- Do not expose the controller to moisture, water, dust and excessive heat.
Note: Product is designed for Over Voltage Category II. When used, installation must be equipped with transient protection.
Mounting Instructions
Please observe the following placement guidelines:
Install the thermostat in an electric cabinet with DIN rail attachment or a
separate DIN attachment according to local regulation on IP classes.
Do not place the thermostat in a way that will expose the controller to direct
sunlight.
Follow the steps below to mount the thermostat:
- Click the thermostat on the DIN rail attachment.
- Connect the thermostat according to the connection diagram, see page 4.
- The screen of the heating cable must be connected to the earth conductor of the power supply cable by using a separate connector.
- Turn on the power supply.
Note: Always install the sensors at assumed hottest and coldest locations on the respective pipe, and in direct contact with the pipe (2 sensors pr. heating circuit)
User Manual
4.1 General use
The DEVIreg™ Hotwater is operated via 6 physical buttons to the right of the
LCD-display.
Buttons
The functions of the 4 operated buttons are:
Up, Down | Shows additional information | |
---|---|---|
Left, Right | Next menu entry / next line / next setting parameter | |
Escape | Escape return to previous level of menu / show Alarm screen | |
Enter | Confirm / select / go to the Main menu |
Display
The DEVIreg™ Hotwater can simultaneously control up to 4 different systems.
These 4 systems are referred as H1, H2, H3 and H4 (short for Heater).
The DEVIreg™ Hotwater provides the user with an opportunity to view the
current status of the all systems. This status is always shown on the main
screen.
Main Screen view (default)
The Main Screen is the main window appearing when the controller is powered. This screen displays an overview of data from the different heaters. (H1-H4) by pressing the and more detailed information can be obtained from the respective heaters sub screen. This view provides the user with an overview of all systems, however with limited information.
Heater sub-screen view
These screens give to user quick and more detailed information about settings
and status of each heater.
Just press button on the Main Screen of con troller and H1 data will appear,
press again – and you’ll see H2 data, and so on. To progress reversely through
this menu please use .
To exit from sub-screens view and return to the Main Screen – press 1 time.
Setup wizard
On the first power on of the device, the device will ask to run the wizard to
do this press Press once more to proceed into the setup. The device will ask
for the amount heaters use to select and to accept.
The device will now ask for the details of each heater in the following
pattern
– Pipe material
– Sensor type
– Temperature setpoint
– Enable disinfection
All mentioned can be selected with and accepted by . If multiple heaters are entered, this exact procedure will repeat till all information is filled for all heaters.
The final step in the wizard is the RTC (Real Time Clock) press
Navigate with or select with Manipulate with accept with or return with
Once time and date
are set confirm with
First start-up
Ensure everything is correctly connected and securely fixed.
Please check this now.
Once verified press and hold (approx. 3-5 sec.) to turn on the device.
The device will now commence normal operation.
Sub-menu Alarm
The structure in this Sub-menu is navigated like the main menu. Active
alarms: display of the currently active alarms and is to navigate like Alarm
view. Having an active alarm will activate alarm relay. Alarms will be
retained till reset has been performed.
Reset Alarms: Reset all alarms by pressing
Log history: display previous alarms in a list with date and timestamp.
This is navigated like Alarm view.
Clear log history: clears the log history permanently by pressing .
Sub-menu Service
The structure in this Sub-menu is navigated like the main menu. System:
contains a system submenu for professional users containing (Yxx) parameters.
Additionally this menu should under normal circumstances not be used.
This menu will change according to the user level password entered in Login.
Relay counters:
Displays the number of relay ON/OFF switching’s performed by each relay.
Software info:
Displays the installed software version.
Device info:
Displays serial number, product code and BIOS version
RTC setup:
Setup of the real time clock, this is to navigate like explained in setup
wizard step RTC.
Login:
Enables a password to be input and is to be navigated with and select with
Configuration:
Contains buzzer activation time, delay for alarm activation and alarm state
when device is OFF.
Serial settings:
Contains Modbus/CAN serial address, Modbus serial baudrate and Modbus serial
settings
Language:
The structure in this Sub-menu is navigated like the main menu.
Contains the different language variants.
Function Setup Wizard
This function will reset the device into the Setup Wizard. Yes with or NO
with
Sub-menu (H1-H4)
The structure in this Sub-menu is navigated like the main menu.
Sensor type:
to select correct type and to confirm.
Be aware that 2 sensors must be used for each heater circuit (H1-H4) and that
these must be the same type.
-PT1000
-NTC16K (NTC16.8K)
-NTC100 (NTC100K)
-NTC2K
-NTC5K
-NTC10K
-NTC15K (Std. DEVI sensor)
Has no default value as this must be set in setup wizard. Please refer to the
sensors maximum and minimum temperatures to ensure safe operation of the
system.
Setpoint:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
Settable temperature setpoint (desired maintained temperature) between
20.0-80.0°C (20-60.0°C on plastic pipe).
Has no default value as this must be set in setup wizard.
Hysteresis:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
Settable between 1.0-10.0K
Defaults to 2.0K
High temperature:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
Settable between 20.0-90.0K
Defaults to Setpoint+Hysteresis+5K
Not settable below setpoint
Alarm delay:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
Temperature alarm delay
Settable between 10-240s
Defaults to 10s
Sensor weighting:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
Weighting the impact of the 2 sensors on the heater regulation.
0% means that the regulation is made on basis of sensor A only 100% meaning
sensor B only, thus 50% is the mean between sensor A and B.
Settable between 0-100%
Defaults to 50%
Disinfection temp:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
Settable between 55-80.0°C
Defaults to 55°C
Pipe material:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
This parameter will have impact on the maximum settable temperatures.
Can be set to metal or plastic.
Has no default value as this must be set in setup wizard
Disinfection alarm temperature:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
This parameter will have impact on the alarm temperature for disinfection
temperatures.
Defaults to 65°C
Maximum rising time:
Settable with to select and to confirm.
This parameter will have impact on when the alarm will be triggered due to,
too low temperature (setpoint not reached).
Defaults to 120 minutes.
Sub-menu Disinfection schedule
The structure in this Sub-menu is navigated like the main menu.
(H1-H4) Schedule:
Press to go to next parameter and to cancel.
Settable with to select and to confirm.
Defaults to Sunday at 02:00.
(H1-H4) Manual start:
Starts the Disinfection procedure manually by pressing
Temperature time table:
Temperature of disinfection [C°] | Disinfection time |
---|---|
55 | 2h 00 minutes |
56 | 1h 20 minutes |
57 | 1h 00 minutes |
58 | 0h 50 minutes |
59 | 0h 45minutes |
60 | 0h 40 minutes |
61 | 0h 35 minutes |
62 | 0h 30minutes |
63 | 0h 28 minutes |
64 | 0h 27 minutes |
65 | 0h 26minutes |
66 | 0h 25 minutes |
--- | --- |
67 | 0h 25 minutes |
68 | 0h 22 minutes |
69 | 0h 21 minutes |
70 | 0h 20 minutes |
71 | 0h 18minutes |
72 | 0h 14 minutes |
73 | 0h 12 minutes |
74 | 0h 10 minutes |
75 | 0h 10 minutes |
Alarms view
By pressing button from Main Screen – screen(-s) with Alarm appears.
If more than 1 Alarm is happened – use navigation by going . Pressing button
again leads from Alarm to Main Screen. Having an active alarm will activate
alarm relay. Alarms will be retained till reset has been performed.
Main menu
By pressing from the Main Screen– screen Main Menu appears.
The menu system is navigated from Main Screen by the following sequence:
The main menu is navigated by and .
Pressing the the selected sub-menu will be shown. Pressing button you will be
taken back to the previous menu step.
4.2 Language setting
DEVIreg™ Hotwater controller has different programmed languages located in
Sub-menu Service under languages.
4.3 Date and Time settings
DEVIreg™ Hotwater controller has RTC (Real Time Clock) for fixing time of
data logging information, for example Alarms.
NB: Battery back-up time is min. 48 hours.
4.4 BMS(Building Management System) settings
DEVIreg™ Hotwater controller has Modbus RS-485 opto-insulated serial
interface.
Modbus RS-485 settings can be done by the following menu sequence:
Main Screen – Enter to Main Menu – Enter to Service – Enter to Serial
settings
More detailed information is contained in the Appendix A.
Connection diagram
Connection scheme DEVIreg™ Hotwater
Technical Specifications
6.1 Technical data
Type | Value |
---|---|
Nominal voltage | 110/230 V~ AC, 50–60 Hz |
Power consumption, max. | 20 V A |
Relay load:
Resistive (inductive, cos(phi sign) = 0,6) Total current load limit
C1-NO1, C2-NO2
C3-NO3-NC3, C4-NO4-NC4 C8-NO8-NC8| 32 A
10 (3,5) A (100 000 cycles), cos(phi) = 0.5
6 (4) A (100 000 cycles), cos(phi) = 0.6
6 (4) A (100 000 cycles), cos(phi) = 0.6
Sensor inputs| Analog inputs AI1-AI8
Compatible sensors| NTC15k (15 kOhm @ 25 °C) (standard) (max 90 °C)
NTC10k (10 kOhm @ 25 °C)
NTC5k (5 kOhm @ 25 °C)
NTC2k (2 kOhm @ 25 °C)
NTC100 (100 kOhm @ 25 °C)
NTC16k (16,7 kOhm @ 100 °C)
PT1000 (1000 Ohm @ 0 °C)
Digital inputs| DI1-DI8, voltage free contacts, on/off inputs
Connection specification| Grouped screws plug-in connectors
Cable specification for connectors terminals| 0,2-2,5 mm²
Battery back-up time, min.| 48 hours
Ball pressure test| 125 °C
Pollution degree| 2 (domestic use)
Controller type| 1 C
Operating temperatures and conditions| CE: -20T60 / UL: 0T55, 90% RH non-
condensing
Storage temperature and conditions| -30Т85, 90% RH non-condensing
IP class| IP40 only on the front cover
Protection class| Class II –
Immunity against voltage surges| Over Voltage Category II
Dimensions (H/W/D), DIN dimension :| 110(122) х 138 х 70 mm, 8 DIN modules
Mounting method| DIN rail, complying with EN 60715
Weight, net| 511 g
Menu languages:| EN
Base controller| Danfoss MCX08M2, item no. 080G0307
Software class| A
6.2 Dimensions![Danfoss DEVIreg Hotwater DIN Rail Programmable Controller
- Dimensions](https://manuals.plus/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Danfoss-DEVIreg- Hotwater-DIN-Rail-Programmable-Controller-Dimensions.png)
Disposal Instruction
Appendix A. BMS and RS-485 interface
The controller has a built-in Modbus data transmission system and can be
connected to the BMS central unit.
A1. Communication settings
Default communication settings:
- Serial address: 1.
- Serial baud rate (Transmission speed): 19200.
- Serial setting: 8N1.
A2. RS-485 specifications
MCX hardware network specifications (wiring, topology, etc.) can be found in
Danfoss document:
User manual. Meet any HVAC requirement with the reliability of MCX
network.
This document provides general indications for the setup of RS-485 networks.
A3. Modbus parameters and variables
Modbus parameters and variables for DEVIreg™ Hotwater controller.
LABEL| DESCRIPTION| MIN| MAX.| VALUE/ TYPE|
UNIT| RW| ADU
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
| PARAMETERS & STATUS VARIABLES| | | | | |
SYS| Main Menu > System variables| | | | | |
S1| MaxH1_0dec| 0| 100| 80| | RW| 3001
S2| MaxH1_1dec| 0.0| 100.0| 80.0| | RW| 3002
S3| MaxH2_0dec| 0| 100| 80| | RW| 3003
S4| MaxH2_1dec| 0.0| 100.0| 80.0| | RW| 3004
S5| MaxH3_0dec| 0| 100| 80| | RW| 3005
S6| MaxH3_1dec| 0.0| 100.0| 80.0| | RW| 3006
S7| MaxH4_0dec| 0| 100| 80| | RW| 3007
S8| MaxH4_1dec| 0.0| 100.0| 80.0| | RW| 3008
S9| AlarmH1| 0.0| 90.0| 90.0| | RW| 3009
S10| AlarmH2| 0.0| 90.0| 90.0| | RW| 3010
S11| AlarmH3| 0.0| 90.0| 90.0| | RW| 3011
S12| AlarmH4| 0.0| 90.0| 90.0| | RW| 3012
S13| InitConfigured| 0| 1| 0| | RW| 3013
S14| Dis_warn| 0| 1| 0| | RW| 3014
StU| Service > System| | | | | |
y01| Main switch| 0| 1| 0 – OFF| Enum 1| RW| 3015
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
y02| Heaters used| 0| 4| 0| | RW| 3016
y03| Maximum plastic temp| 0.0| 80.0| 60.0| °C| RW| 3017
y04| Reset counters| 0| 4| 0 – NO| Enum 7| RW| 3018
y07| Restore default parameters| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| RW| 3019
ALA| Service > Configuration| | | | | |
BUZ| Buzzer activation time| 0| 15| 1| min| RW| 3023
AdL| Alarm relay activation delay| 0| 999| 0| s| RW| 3024
AOF| Alarm relay active if unit in OFF| 0| 1| 1 – YES| Enum 2| RW| 3025
SEr| Service > Serial settings| | | | | |
SEr| Serial address (Modbus and CAN)| 1| 100| 1| | RW| 3026
bAU| Serial baudrate (Modbus)| 0| 7| 5 – 192| Enum 3| RW| 3027
COM| Serial settings (Modbus)| 0| 2| 0 – 8N1| Enum 4| RW| 3028
HE1| Main Menu > H1 Settings| | | | | |
H00| Sensor type| 0| 6| 6 – PT1000| Enum 5| RW| 3029
H01| Setpoint| 20.0| S2| 40.0| °C| RW| 3030
H02| Hysteresis| 1.0| 10.0| 2.0| K| RW| 3031
H03| High temperature| H01| S9| 55.0| °C| RW| 3032
H04| Alarm delay| 10| 240| 10| s| RW| 3033
H05| Sensor weighting (0 = 100% sensor A)| 0| 100| 50| %| RW| 3034
H06| Disinfection temp| 55| S1| 55| °C| RW| 3035
H07| Pipe material| 0| 1| 0 – Metal| Enum 6| RW| 3036
H08| Disinfection alarm temp| H06| 90.0| 65.0| °C| RW| 3037
H09| Max rising time| 1| 240| 120| min| RW| 3038
HE2| Main Menu > H2 Settings| | | | | |
H10| Sensor type| 0| 6| 6 – PT1000| Enum 5| RW| 3039
H11| Setpoint| 20.0| S4| 40.0| °C| RW| 3040
H12| Hysteresis| 1.0| 10.0| 2.0| K| RW| 3041
H13| High temperature| H11| S10| 55.0| °C| RW| 3042
H14| Alarm delay| 10| 240| 10| s| RW| 3043
H15| Sensor weighting (0 = 100% sensor A)| 0| 100| 50| %| RW| 3044
H16| Disinfection temp| 55| S3| 55| °C| RW| 3045
H17| Pipe material| 0| 1| 0 – Metal| Enum 6| RW| 3046
H18| Disinfection alarm temp| H16| 90.0| 65.0| °C| RW| 3047
H19| Max rising time| 1| 240| 120| min| RW| 3048
HE3| Main Menu > H3 Settings| | | | | |
H20| Sensor type| 0| 6| 6 – PT1000| Enum 5| RW| 3049
H21| Setpoint| 20.0| S6| 40.0| °C| RW| 3050
H22| Hysteresis| 1.0| 10.0| 2.0| K| RW| 3051
H23| High temperature| H21| S11| 55.0| °C| RW| 3052
H24| Alarm delay| 10| 240| 10| s| RW| 3053
H25| Sensor weighting (0 = 100% sensor A)| 0| 100| 50| %| RW| 3054
H26| Disinfection temp| 55| S5| 55| °C| RW| 3055
H27| Pipe material| 0| 1| 0 – Metal| Enum 6| RW| 3056
H28| Disinfection alarm temp| H26| 90.0| 65.0| °C| RW| 3057
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
H29| Max rising time| 1| 240| 120| min| RW| 3058
HE4| Main Menu > H4 Settings| | | | | |
H30| Sensor type| 0| 6| 6 – PT1000| Enum 5| RW| 3059
H31| Setpoint| 20.0| S8| 40.0| °C| RW| 3060
H32| Hysteresis| 1.0| 10.0| 2.0| K| RW| 3061
H33| High temperature| H31| S12| 55.0| °C| RW| 3062
H34| Alarm delay| 10| 240| 10| s| RW| 3063
H35| Sensor weighting (0 = 100% sensor A)| 0| 100| 50| %| RW| 3064
H36| Disinfection temp| 55| S7| 55| °C| RW| 3065
H37| Pipe material| 0| 1| 0 – Metal| Enum 6| RW| 3066
H38| Disinfection alarm temp| H36| 90.0| 65.0| °C| RW| 3067
H39| Max rising time| 1| 240| 120| min| RW| 3068
LOG| Status var > MCX Design Hotspots| | | | | |
V01| SystemOnOff| 0| 1| 0 – OFF| Enum 1| Read| 8101
C01| Reset Alarms| 0| 2| | | RW| 1859
V11| H1_highTemp| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8102
V09| H1_controlTemp| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8103
V11| H1_reference| 0.0| 100.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8104
V12| H1 pullDown| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8105
V13| H1 manualDis| 0| 1| 0| | RW| 9901
V14| H2 manualDis| 0| 1| 0| | RW| 9902
V15| H3 manualDis| 0| 1| 0| | RW| 9903
V16| H4 manualDis| 0| 1| 0| | RW| 9904
V16| H1 sensorA error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8106
V17| H1 sensorB error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8107
V16| H1_sensorA| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8108
V17| H1_sensorB| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8109
V15| H1_heater| 0| 1| 0 – OFF| Enum 1| Read| 8110
V16| H1_state| 0| 6| 0| | Read| 8111
V17| H1_DisinfectionTimer| 0| 50000| 0| s| Read| 8112
V18| H2 sensorA| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8113
V19| H2 sensorB| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8114
V20| H2 sensorA error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8115
V21| H2 sensorB error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8116
V22| H2 controlTemp| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8117
V23| H2 reference| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8118
V24| H2 heater| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8119
V25| H2 pullDown| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8120
V26| H2 highTemp| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8121
V27| H2 DisinfectionTimer| 0| 50000| 0| s| Read| 8122
V28| H2 state| 0| 6| 0| | Read| 8123
V29| H3_sensorA| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8124
V30| H3_sensorB| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8125
V31| H3_controlTemp| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8126
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
V32| H3_reference| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8127
V33| H3 heater| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8128
V34| H3 state| 0| 6| 0| | Read| 8129
V35| H3 sensorA error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8130
V36| H3 sensorB error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8131
V37| H3 DisinfectionTimer| 0| 50000| 0| s| Read| 8132
V38| H3 highTemp| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8133
V39| H3 pullDown| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8134
V40| H4 sensorA| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8135
V41| H4 sensorB| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8136
V42| H4 sensorA error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8137
V43| H4 sensorB error| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8138
V44| H4 controlTemp| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8139
V45| H4 reference| -50.0| 120.0| 0.0| °C| Read| 8140
V46| H4 heater| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8141
V47| H4 state| 0| 6| 0| | Read| 8142
V48| H4 DisinfectionTimer| 0| 50000| 0| s| Read| 8143
V49| H4 highTemp| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8144
V50| H4 pullDown| 0| 1| 0 – NO| Enum 2| Read| 8145
V51| H1 Duty| 0| 100| 0| %| Read| 8146
V52| H2 Duty| 0| 100| 0| %| Read| 8147
V53| H3 Duty| 0| 100| 0| %| Read| 8148
V54| H4 Duty| 0| 100| 0| %| Read| 8149
V56| H1 counter| 0| 2147483647| 0| | Read| 8150
V57| H2 counter| 0| 2147483647| 0| | Read| 8152
V58| H3 counter| 0| 2147483647| 0| | Read| 8154
V59| H4 counter| 0| 2147483647| 0| | Read| 8156
ALARMS
LABEL| DESCRIPTION| MIN| MAX| RESET| IN OFF|
|
E01| Sensor1 A error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .08
E02| Sensor1 B error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .09
E03| Sensor2 A error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .10
E04| Sensor2 B error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .11
E05| Sensor3 A error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .12
E06| Sensor3 B error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .13
E07| Sensor4 A error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .14
E08| Sensor4 B error| 0| 1| AUTO| ACTIVE| Read| 1901 .15
A01| Heater1 high temp| 0| 1| AUTO| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .00
A02| Heater2 high temp| 0| 1| AUTO| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .01
A03| Heater3 high temp| 0| 1| AUTO| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .02
A04| Heater4 high temp| 0| 1| AUTO| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .03
A05| Heater1 disinfection fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .04
A06| Heater2 disinfection fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .05
A07| Heater3 disinfection fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .06
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
A08| Heater4 disinfection fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1901 .07
A09| Heater1 rising fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .08
A10| Heater2 rising fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .09
A11| Heater3 rising fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .10
A12| Heater4 rising fail| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .11
A13| Heater1 high disinfection| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .12
A14| Heater2 high disinfection| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .13
A15| Heater3 high disinfection| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .14
A16| Heater4 high disinfection| 0| 1| MANUAL| INACTIVE| Read| 1902 .15
I/O CONFIGURATION
AI| ANALOG INPUTS| | | | | |
1| Sensor 1A| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18502
2| Sensor 1B| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18503
3| Sensor 2A| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18504
4| Sensor 2B| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18505
5| Sensor 3A| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18506
6| Sensor 3B| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18507
7| Sensor 4A| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18508
8| Sensor 4B| -30.0| 170.0| PT1000| | Read| 18509
DI| DIGITAL INPUTS| | | | | |
AO| ANALOG OUTPUTS| | | | | |
DO| DIGITAL OUTPUTS| | | | | |
1| Heater 1| 0| 1| N.O.| | Read| 18003
2| Heater 2| 0| 1| N.O.| | Read| 18004
3| Heater 3| 0| 1| N.O.| | Read| 18005
4| Heater 4| 0| 1| N.O.| | Read| 18006
8| Alarm| 0| 1| N.O.| | Read| 18002
Warranty
A 2-year product warranty is valid for:
• thermostats: DEVIreg™ Hotwater.
Should you, against all expectations, experience a problem with your DEVI
product, you will find that Danfoss offers DEVI 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 repairer replacement. The decision to either repair or replace will be
solely at the discretion of Danfoss. 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.
DEVI warranty shall not cover any damage caused by incorrect conditions of
use, incorrect installation or if installation has been carried out by non-
authorized 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 DEVIwarranty 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.
For full warranty text visit
www.devi.com.devi.danfoss.com/en/warranty/
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
The DEVIwarranty is granted to:
Address—————————————–
Stamp——————————————
Purchase date ——————————-
Serial number of the product—————
Product —————————————-
Art. No.—————————————-
Connected output [W]———————-
Installation Date & Signature————–
Connection Date & Signature————-
Not mandatory
Danfoss A/S
Nordborg Vej 81
6430 Nordborg, Syddanmark
Denmark
Danfoss A/S
DEVI • devi.com • +45 7488 2222 •
EH@danfoss.com
Any information, including, but not limited to information on selection of
product, its application or use, product design, weight, dimensions, capacity
or any other technical data in product manuals, catalogues descriptions,
advertisements, etc. and whether made available in writing, orally,
electronically, online or via download, shall be considered informative, and
is only binding if and to the extent, explicit reference is made in a
quotation or order confirmation. Danfoss cannot accept any responsibility for
possible errors in catalogues, brochures, videos and other material. Danfoss
reserves the right to alter its products without notice. This also applies to
products ordered but not delivered provided that such alterations can be made
without changes to form, fit or function of the product. All trademarks in
this material are property of Danfoss A/S or Danfoss group companies. Danfoss
and the Danfoss logo are trademarks of Danfoss A/S. All rights reserved.
8097137 & AN377831097153en-010103
Produced by Danfoss © 03/2024
Documents / Resources
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Danfoss DEVIreg Hotwater DIN Rail Programmable
Controller
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Controller, Controller
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