DAIKIN DKN510 Wireless Thermostat Installation Guide
- June 5, 2024
- Daikin
Table of Contents
DAIKIN DKN510 Wireless Thermostat
INSTALLATION GUIDE
INTRODUCTION
The Daikin Wireless Thermostat has onboard sensors. This device is an all-in-
one thermostat, humidistat, and IAQ sensing station. This device does not
require external power source as it works on the P1P2 communication bus.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
- P!P2 wireless thermostat device
- Mounting accessories
SPECIFICATIONS
Power| Power Source: 24V AC/DC input (+/- 15%)
Peak consumption: P1P2 variant can be powered by the Daikin IDU, 1W nominal (1.3W maximum) power consumption
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Operating range| Humidity 20-85% non-condensing. Temperature 0 to 122°F
(-17 to 50°C)
Communication| 3- wire sensor bus for daisy-chained sensor
communication and low power 3V dc
4- wire interface for RS 485 communication @ 115200 baud and 5V DC, 100mA power source
900-928 MHz Mesh IEEE 802.15.4-compliant, for communications to CCU
Bluetooth: BLE 4.1 for commissioning, triangulation and communication to wireless sensors
Inputs| 2 x 10K Type-2 thermistor inputs with 2% accuracy
2 x 0-10V analog voltage inputs with 2% detection accuracy (2- 10V)
Touch slider for temperature control along with 3 mechanical buttons
Outputs| 2 x Relays rated at 24V DC/1A
2 x 0-10V or 4-20mA analog outputs 2.8″ 240×320 pixel TFT display
Onboard Sensors| CO2 sensor with a range of 0 – 40,000 ppm, accuracy of
+/-30ppm (0 – 5000ppm, 25C). Drift +/- 50ppm over 400 -5000ppm range over a
lifetime of 15 yearsVOC sensor with derived e-CO2; Typical accuracy: 15% of
measured value; TVOC: 0 – 60,000 ppb; CO2eq: 0 – 60,000 ppm; Drift: 1.3% of
the measured value per year
Occupancy sensor based on passive infrared (PIR) with detection range of 4m
with 15-degree angle
Light Sensor. Ambient light sensor • <100 LUX resolution • High-accuracy UV
index sensor • Matches erythermal curve
Sound sensor with 40-120dB response for 100Hz to 10KHz
PM2.5, PM10 sensor (optional). Detection range of 0-1000µg/m3 and accuracy of
+/-10µg/m3 (PM2.5, 0-100µg/m3) or +/-25µg/m3 (PM10, 0-100µg/m3). Maximum long-
term mass concentration precision limit drift:
• 0 to 100 µg/m3 ±1.25 µg/m3/year
• 100 to 1000 µg/m3 ±1.25 % mV/year
PRECAUTIONS
- Failure to wire devices with the correct polarity when using a shared transformer may result in damage to any device powered by the shared transformer.
- Turn off the power before wiring. Never connect or disconnect the wiring with the power turned on. Do NOT allow live wires to touch the circuit boards.
- Install in accordance with all state and local codes.
- Do not connect the front to the back plate assembly when the power is ON.
MOUNTING
- P1P2 thermostat interface
- Thermostat main
- Allen head screws
- Rubber cover 1
- Rubber cover 2
- Gang box
- PHP screws
- Back plate
- Place the P1P2 thermostat interface and the back plate (only if the gang box is fixed vertically) on the gang box such that back plate covers the gang box and fix these two items to the wall gang box with the PHP screws provided in the box.
- Now align the thermostat main to lock onto the P1P2 thermostat interface.
- Use the Allen head screws to make this entire setup tamper-proof.
- Rubber covers 1 and 2 must be fixed to cover the programming pins.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Installations carried out by non-certified technicians/engineers would void
warranty.
For more information on wiring, commissioning, or usage of 75F products,
please refer to any documentation provided with the job. If no documentation
was provided with the job, please use the 75F Help Center (support.75f.io)
where you can find application specific wiring schematics and helpful user
guides and videos.
If you need more information, please vi sit support.75f.io for instructional
videos, installation guides, and more. You can also call +1 888 612 7575 (USA)
or 1800 121 4575 (INDIA) if you need technical support.
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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