SALUS KL08NSB Wiring Centre 8 Cones 230 V Instruction Manual

June 6, 2024
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SALUS KL08NSB Wiring Centre 8 Cones 230 V

SALUS KL08NSB Wiring Centre 8 Cones 230 V

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Wiring centre description

  1. Cartridge fuse 5 x 20 mm 12 A
  2. Power supply
  3. NSB function terminals
  4. NC/NO jumper (actuator type)
  5. Delay jumper
  6. Boiler control output
  7. Pump control output
  8. Actuators connection
  9. Serial connector for the KL04NSB extension
  10. Reset button
  11. Thermostats connection

Wiring centre description

Introduction

The KL08NSB wiring centre forms the heart of a Underfloor Heating controls system. It allows easy and quick connection of thermostats and actuators. It has integrated pump and boiler control module and overload protection. KL08NSB wiring centre is adapted to work with NC and NO type actuators (normally closed and normally open). Up to 8 thermostats can be connected to the KL08NSB, while KL04NSB extension allows to connect additional 4 thermostats (12 in total).

Product compliance

This product complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the following EU Directives: EMC 2014/30/EU, Low Voltage Directive LVD 2014/35/EU, RoHS directive 2011/65/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following internet address: www.saluslegal.com

Safety information

Use in accordance with national and EU regulations. Device is intended for indoor use only in dry conditions. Product for indoor use only. Installation must be carried out by a qualified person in accordance to national and EU regulations.
Before attempting to setup and install, make sure that KL08NSB is not connected to any power source. Installation must be carried out by a qualified person. Incorrect installation may cause damage to the wiring centre. The KL08NSB should not be installed in areas where it may be exposed to water or damp conditions.

Technical Information

Power Supply 230 V AC 50 Hz
Total Load Max 5 A
Pump / Boiler Relay Load Max 3 A
Inputs External clock (230 V)
Outputs Pump control (NO/ COM) Boiler control (NO/COM) Terminals for

actuators (230 V)
Dimensions [mm]| 355x 85x 67

  1. Fuse
    Note: Replace the fuse only when the wiring centre is disconnected from power supply (230 V ~).
    Main fuse is located under the housing cover next to power supply terminals and secures the wiring centre and the devices connected to it. Use ceramic tube fast blow 250 V ROHS fuses (5×20 mm) with nominal max current 12,5 A. To replace fuse remove the fuse holder with a flat screwdriver and pull out the fuse.

  2. Power SupplyPower Supply

  3. NSB (Night Set Back reduction) function and thermostats grouping
    NSB function is activated in non-programmable Salus thermostats of the Expert NSB, HTR, BTR series via external signal. NSB 230 V signal (night-time temperature reduction) is sent via an external timer or programmable thermostat connected to the KL08NSB wiring centre. Non-programmable thermostats are receiving NSB signal and reducing setpoint temperature (by switching to eco mode). All thermostats have to be connected using a 4-wire cable (min. 4 x 0,75 mm2, max. 4 x 1,5 mm2).
    NSB function application in combination with thermostats grouping.

  4. One Master thermostat which is common for thermostats from Group 1 and Group 2 (one programmable thermostat e.g. VS30, other thermostats are non-programmable e.g. VS35).

  5. Two Master thermostats. One for Group 1 and one for Group 2 (two programmable thermostats e.g. VS30, other thermostats are non-programmable e.g., VS35).

  6. One external clock which is common for thermostats from Group 1 and Group 2 (one external clock + daily regulators e.g. VS35). NSB \(Night Set Back reduction\) function and thermostats grouping 1

  7. Two external clocks. One for Group 1 and one for Group 2 (two external clocks + non-programmable regulators e.g. VS35).

  8. NC/NO jumper Select the type of the thermoelectric actuator connected to the wiring centre:
    NC – actuator normally closed
    NO – actuator normally opened
    Jumper position change must be refreshed in the memory by pressing the Reset button (short press).

  9. Delay jumper
    Boiler off delay time. Note: Pump (Pump output) and boiler (Boiler output) always starts 3 minutes after receiving the heating signal from any thermostats connected to wiring centre. Pump stops 3 minutes after the last call for heating sent by the thermostat and the heat source (boiler) will turn off after the time set on Delay jumper.
    Jumper position change must be refreshed in the memory by pressing the Reset button (short press).

  10. Boiler control outputBoiler control output Boiler output – this is a volt free output (COM / NO) that controls the boiler in the heating system. The output closes and the boiler turns on but always after 3 minutes after receiving the heating signal from any of thermostats paired with wiring centre. The output opens and the boiler switches off when the last thermostat stops sending heat demand (after the time set on the Delay jumper).

  11. Pump control output
    Pump output – this is a volt free output (COM / NO) that controls the circulation pump in the heating / cooling system. The output closes (pump starts) always after 3 minutes from the moment of receiving the heating / cooling signal from any of thermostats paired with wiring centre. The output opens (pump stops) 3 minutes after the last demand for heat/cool sent by the thermostat.Pump control output

  12. Actuators connection
    The actuator wires should be secured with the self locking connectors in the appropriate zone. Up to 6 actuators with a load of up to 2 Watts each can be connected to a single zone. Should more than 6 actuators be required in a zone use an additional relay to relieve the output.Actuators
connection

  13. Serial connector for the KL04NSB extension
    The Serial connector is used to connect the KL08NSN with the KL04NSB extension module to add functionality and support up to12 zones.Serial connector for
the KL04NSB extension

  14. Reset button

    • It is used to refresh the data, after switching jumpers 4 or 5.
  15. Thermostats connection

    • Connecting EXPERT NSB, HTR or BTR series thermostatsThermostats connection
    • Connecting a 230 V thermostat to the KL08NSB wiring centre (e.g. SQ610) Thermostats connection 1
    • Connecting ON/OFF battery-powered thermostat with voltage-free COM / NO output contacts (e.g. 091FL, RT310, RT510)

Thermostats connection 2 Note: In NSB, HTR, ERT, BTR product series follow interchangeable signifying:
SL
NSB

INSTALLATION

  1. Remove the top cover of the wiring centre.

  2. Unscrew the main housing (see picture).

  3. Mount the back side of the housing to the wall.
    When mounting on a DIN rail, open the hooks on the back of the housing.INSTALLATION

  4. Remove the appropriate piece of insulation from the wires.

  5. Thread the wires under the mounting belt in the back part of the wiring centre.

  6. Thread the wires through the slots in the top part of the wiring centre and connect it to the terminals. INSTALLATION 1

  7. Adjust the wires and screw the main housing of the wiring centre to the rear housing.

  8. Connect the thermoelectric actuators wires.

  9. Make sure that all the wires are properly connected, mount top cover and power up the wiring centre – the red power indicator LED will illuminate.

INSTALLATION 2

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