Continal 39007 Quantum Wiring Centre-RF Instructions

: June 6, 2024
: Continal

Quantum wiring centre-RF

Simple to use, the Quantum wiring centre-RF enables easy pairing of RF thermostats. It provides easy push-fit wired connection for actuators, the pump heat source and our Quantum hub. Built-in overload protection and clear LED status indication ensure safe and reliable operation.

Wiring centre description

Cartridge fuse 5 x 20mm 12A
Power supply
Thermostat grouping status
Network status indicator
Pair button connector
Reset button
Delay jumper
INT / EXT antenna jumper
NC / NO actuators jumpers
ZigBee network coordinator
Actuator terminals
Pump control output
Boiler control output
CO terminal
Dew point sensor
Serial connector for the wiring centre extension
External antenna

Power supply

Fuse
The fuse is located under the housing cover at the main terminals and protects the wiring centre and devices connected to it. Use a cartridge fuse-type 5 x 20mm – nominal burn rate 12A. To remove the fuse, lift the socket with a flat- head screwdriver and pull out the fuse. Only replace the fuse when the wiring centre is disconnected from the power supply.

Power supply

The power supply for the wiring centre is 230V 50Hz.
Features of the installation:

Two-wire, with PE protective conductor
Made in accordance with applicable regulations

Thermostat grouping status

This function is only available in Offline mode (together with the Quantum coordinator).
The master thermostats will affect the slave thermostats within the specific group. This is only possible when the thermostats are paired with the Quantum wiring centre-RF (optional + Quantum wiring extension-RF) and have been assigned to group 1 (G1) or group 2 (G2).
Note: Within one group there must only be one master thermostat (programmable) and the rest must be slave thermostats (non-programmable).
How it works: If all the thermostats for a given group operate in automatic mode, then each of the thermostats will work in the same way as the master for this group. For example, if the master thermostat of group 1 maintains a comfort mode according to its programmed schedule, then all slave thermostats from group 1 will also maintain the comfort mode (where the temperature is set individually for every thermostat). Similarly, if the master thermostat is set to party or holiday mode, the slave thermostats in this group will also work in these modes.
The grouping function is optional: thermostats do not have to be grouped and can operate independently.

Network LED

LED statuses: (LED is blinking) – wiring centre is not connected to the network, but it is ready for pairing with the Quantum coordinator for the ZigBee network or the Quantum hub.
(LED is lit steady) – wiring centre is added to the ZigBee network and paired with the Quantum coordinator or the Quantum hub.

Pair button

Functions of the Pair button:
Check the address of the wiring centre. To check the address of the wiring centre in the ZigBee network press the Pair button. The wiring centre number is indicated by the number of LEDs at the zones: Address 9 is indicated by lighting up 8 LEDs of all the zones and the network status LED.

Reset button

Used to refresh the data, after moving jumpers 7, 8 or 9. The reset button does not remove the wiring centre from the ZigBee network.

Delay jumper

Boiler off delay time.

Note: Pump (pump output) and boiler (boiler output) start 3 minutes after receiving the heating signal from any thermostats paired with wiring centre. The pump stops after 3 minutes when the last thermostat stops calling for heat, while the heat source (boiler) will turn off after the time set with the jumper. A jumper position change must be refreshed in the memory by short- pressing the Reset button.

NC / NO actuators jumper

Select the type of actuator connected to the wiring centre:

NC actuator normally closed
NO actuator normally opened
A jumper position change must be refreshed in the memory by short pressing the reset button.

Quantum coordinator

The Quantum coordinator is used for Offline mode and is included with the wiring centre. It enables wireless control of all of the devices installed in the network. One network can be connected to a maximum of 9 wiring centres. If there is more than one wiring centre in the network, you can use one coordinator and store the remaining ones in a safe place. Note: Do not use Quantum coordinator with Quantum hub simultaneously.

Terminals for actuators

Wires for the actuators should be plugged into the self-locking connectors in the appropriate zones. You can connect 3 actuators directly to one zone. The current load of one zone is adapted to operate with up to 6 actuators with a power of 2 watts. If there is a need to connect more than 6 actuators, please use an additional relay to relieve the output of the zone.

Pump control output

The pump output is a VOLT FREE output (COM / NO) that controls the circulation pump in the heating system.
The output closes (pump starts) 3 minutes after receiving the heating signal from the thermostats paired with the wiring centre.
The output opens (pump stops) after 3 minutes when the last thermostat stops calling for heat.

Boiler control output

The boiler output is a VOLT FREE output (COM / NO) that controls the boiler in the heating system.
The output closes and the boiler turns on 3 minutes after receiving the heating signal from a thermostat paired with the wiring centre.
The output opens and the boiler switches off when the last thermostat stops calling for heat (after the time set on the Delay jumper).

CO terminal (input)

Opened CO input contacts (changeover) means the system is working in heating mode.

Serial connector for the Quantum wiring centre-RF

Used for communication between the Quantum wiring centre-RF and the Quantum wiring extension-RF module. The Quantum wiring extension-RF increases functionality and expands support for up to 12 zones.

Wiring diagram

Mounting

Remove the top cover of the wiring centre.
When wall mounting, unscrew the main part of the housing (see picture). When mounting on the DIN rail, tilt the hooks on the back of the housing.
Attach the back of the wiring centre to the wall.

Remove the appropriate section of insulation from the wires.

Screw the main part of the wiring centre to the back of the housing.

Connect the power cord.

Connect the rest of the wires.

Remove the Quantum coordinator if you use the Quantum hub.

Make sure that all the wires are properly connected, then connect the power cord to the 230VAC power supply. The red LED will light up.
After finishing the installation, mount the top cover of the wiring centre.

Linking in offline/online mode

Refer to the linking quick guides for instructions on how to link the Quantum wiring centre-RF. This can be found at www.continal.eu/quantum

Factory reset

To factory reset the Quantum wiring centre-RF, first ensure all thermostats are reset then hold the pair button until the G1 & G2 LEDs come on and go off again. Once this happens, press and hold the circle button on the coordinator until the light goes orange. Press the coordinator button again for 5-6 seconds until it flashes red. After this, use a small pin to press the “reset button.” The wiring centre will now be reset. Remove the coordinator if connecting to the Quantum hub.

Product compliance and safety

Product compliance
This product complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directives: EMC 2014/30/EU, LVD 2014/35/EU, RED 2014/53/EU and RoHS 2011/65/EU.
Safety information
Use in accordance with the regulations. Indoor use only. Keep your device completely dry. Disconnect your device before cleaning it with a dry cloth. Must be fitted by a competent person, and installation must comply with the guidance, standards and regulations applicable to the country where the product is installed. Failure to comply with the relevant standards could lead to prosecution.

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