EBERLE UTE 4800-R Room Temperature Controller Installation Guide

August 24, 2024
EBERLE

EBERLE UTE 4800-R Room Temperature Controller

Product Information

Specifications:

  • Model: UTE 4800-R/-F/-Rw
  • Voltage Supply: 230 V AC 50 Hz (195-253 V)
  • Temperature Setting Range: 10mA – 10 (4) A, 230 V~
  • Output Signal: Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) or 2-Point (On/Off)
  • Switching Current: 10mA – 16 (4) A*, 230 V~
  • Switching Time: Min. 10 Minutes
  • Power Consumption: ~1.2 W
  • Accuracy: < 4 Min / Year
  • Battery Type: CR2032 (Approx. 10-year lifespan)
  • Protection Class: IP 30

Product Usage Instructions

  • Installation:
    Mount the device only in non-conductive (plastic) flush-mounted boxes. Note that the frame is not included in the package.

  • Features:
    The UTE 4800 series offers different models like UTE 4800-R, UTE 4800-F, and UTE 4800-Rw with varying specifications and options for sensors.

  • Mounting:
    Follow the provided circuit diagrams for proper electrical connections based on the specific model you have.

  • Technical Data:
    Refer to the technical data section for detailed information on voltage supply, temperature range, output signals, power consumption, accuracy, protection class, and more.

  • Pre-set Programs:
    The device comes with pre-set programs for different times and temperatures. You can adjust these programs according to your heating needs.

  • Programming Notes:
    If you encounter issues like the controller not accepting inputs or limited temperature range, check if access protection or temperature limits are enabled.

  • Function Description and Operation:
    The device can be used to regulate the temperature based on the set hours and temperature. It resumes the previous operating mode after a timer ends.

  • Buttons:
    The buttons on the device allow you to turn off the connected heating system, display information, and access different settings.

FAQs

How can I adjust the pre-set programs?

To adjust the pre-set programs, navigate to the settings menu and select the program you want to modify. Follow the on-screen instructions to change the timings and temperatures accordingly.

What should I do if the device stops accepting inputs?

If the device stops accepting inputs, check if the access protection feature is enabled. Disable it if necessary to resume normal operation.

How do I know if the temperature range is limited?

If you notice a limited temperature range, it might be due to the temperature limit setting. Access the settings menu to adjust the temperature limits as needed.

Overview

The programmable room temperature controller UTE 4800 allows programming switching events (up to 9) and temperatures according to personal needs. After installation, the device auto-matically shows the time of day and the room temperature. In AUTO mode, the Heater (Cooler) will be automatically activated according to the programmed time and temperature. Program 1 is the default pre-set program (see 8.). The room temperature will be controlled according to the temperature measured by the internal or remote sensor. The Heater will be switched on when the temperature drops below the current set point.

Installation

Caution!

  • This device must be installed by a qualified electrician, according to the wiring diagram on the device, and in compliance with all applicable safety regulations.
  • Appropriate installation measures must be taken to achieve the requirements of protection class II.
  • This device is used to control the temperature only in dry rooms, under normal environmental conditions. This electronic device conforms to EN 60730, It is an “independently mounted control” and works according to operating principle 1C.

Use

Principle of operation

R-variant:
For controlling the room temperature in combination with:

  • Actuators for floor and convector heating systems
  • Oil or gas warm heating systems
  • circulation pumps
  • heat pumps

F-variant:
For control of floor temperature in combination with:

  • Direct floor heating
  • Floor temperature control system

Rw-variant:
For controlling the room temperature in combination with:

  • Actuators for floor and convector heating systems
  • Oil or gas hot water heating systems
  • Heat pumps
  • Underfloor heating with heating/cooling changeover
  • Suitable for use with the terminal strip heating/cooling EV 230 H/C…

Features

  • One-line text display for simplified operation
  • Backlight
  • Real-time clock (setting of year, month, day, and time)
  • Automatic Summer- Winter time change over
  • Max 9 events per day (each day independently)
  • Pre-set and adjustable programs
  • Optimum-Start
  • Armchair programming (with display unit removed)
  • Holiday Mode (date from – until can be set)
  • Timer (Party) specific temperature for configurable duration
  • Relay change over contact (for uses in conjuction with connection strip EV 230 H/K…)
  • Range limits for adjusting max and min temperature
  • Access protection
  • Operating language can be selected
  • Control mode PWM or ON/OFF
  • Minimum output on/off time and hysteresis configurable for ON/OFF control
  • Valve protection (only R- and Rw-Variant)
  • Adaptation to valves normally open or normally closed (only R- and Rw-Variant)
  • Measures the room temperature with the internal sensor or a remote sensor
  • Adjustable heating interrupt according to standard EN 50559 (not for valves normally open) (only F-Variant)

R- and F-Variant only:

  • Energy consumption display (heating on time * cost) for last 2 days, – week, -month,-year
  • Frost protection
  • Heating and Cooling can be selected (Only R-Variant)

Mounting

The controller should be mounted at a location in the room which:

  • can be easily accessed
  • is free of curtains, cabinets, shelves, etc.
  • allows free air circulation
  • is not exposed to direct sunlight
  • is not draughty (when doors or windows are opened)
  • is not directly influenced by the source of heat/cooling
  • is not located on an outer wall
  • is approx. 1.5 m above the floor.

Fitting

  • in a conduit box Ø 60 mm
  • remove the display unit
  • remove the frame*
  • Mount it following the reverse procedure

Caution!
Mounting in plastic wall boxes only

Electric connection
Caution: disconnect the electric circuit from the supply

  • Connecting according to the Wiring Diagram
  • For flexible or solid wires 1 – 2,5mm2

Connecting the remote sensor F 193 720 or F190 021 (optional)

  • To measure the room temperature, instead of the internal sensor an external one can be used.
  • Remote or internal sensor selection can be made via menu item H1.
  • Lay the sensor inside a protective tube (simplifies replacement). The sensor lead can be extended up to 50 m by using a cable and connections suitable for 230 V. Avoid laying sensor cable alongside power cables, for example inside a conduit.

Caution!
The sensor is at mains voltage.

Technical Data

Order Type

| UTE 4800-R| UTE 4800-F|

UTE 4800-Rw

---|---|---|---
Supply voltage| 230 V AC 50 Hz (195…253 V)
Temperature setting range| 5 °C … 30 °C; in 0,5 °C steps| 10 °C bis 40 °C; in 0,5 °C steps| 5 °C … 30 °C; in 0,5 °C steps
Temperature resolution| 0,1 °C steps
Output| Relay NO contact| Relay change over contact
Switching current| 10mA … 10 (4) A, 230 V~| 10 mA … 16 (4) A*, 230 V~| Heating: 10 mA … 5(2) A, 230 V~ Cooling: 10 mA … 1(1) A, 230V~
Output signal| PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) or ON/OFF
PWM cycle time| adjustable
Hysteresis| adjustable (ON/OFF only)
Minimum programmable time| 10 Min
Power consumption| ~ 1,2 W
Accuracy of clock| < 4 Min/year
Power reserve| ~ 10 years (battery type CR2032)
Remote sensor| F 193 720, length 4 m,

F 190 021. Both can be extended up to 50 m (optional).

| F 193 720, length 4 m.

Can be extended up to 50 m.

| F 193 720, length 4 m,

F 190 021. Both can be extended up to 50 m (optional).

Ambient temperature| Operating    0 °C … 40 °C (without condensation) Storage –20 °C … 70 °C (without condensation)
Rated impulse voltage| 4 kV
Ball pressure test temperature| 75 ± 2 °C
Voltage and Current for interference measurements| 230 V, 0,1 A|  |
Tightening Torque| 0,5 Nm|  |
Degree of protection| IP 30|  |
 |  |  |
Software class| A|  |
Pollution degree| 2|  |
Weight| ~ 100 g| ~ 280 g (with remote sensor)| ~ 100g
Energy class| IV = 2 %

814/2013)

(acc. EU 811/2013, 812/2013, 813/2013,

For current > 14 A do not loop the N-wire through the controller, use a separate terminal.

Wiring Diagram

UTE 4800-R

UTE 4800-F

UTE 4800-Rw

Dimensions

Remote sensor F 193 720 (as accessory)

Remote sensor F 190 021 (as accessory)

Pre-set programs

There are 3 pre-set time/temperature programs in the controller. Pre-set program 1 (as shown below) is the default. Therefore, if pre-set program 1 is the best program to suit the application, there will be no need to change the time/temperature settings on the device.

To select another program see 9. G1.

Program 1

Monday to Friday

Events| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6
Time| 6:00| 8:30| 12:00| 14:00| 17:00| 22:00
Temp. °C| 21,0| 18,0| 21,0| 18,0| 21,0| 15,0
Saturday and Sunday

Events| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6
Time| 7:00| 10:00| 12:00| 14:00| 17:00| 23:00/

22:00*

Temp. °C| 21,0| 18,0| 21,0| 21| 21,0| 15,0

Program 2

Monday to Friday


Event| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6
Time| 6:00| 8:30| 12:00| 14:00| 17:00| 22:00
Temp. °C| 21,0| 18,0| 21,0| 18,0| 21,0| 15,0
 | Saturday and Sunday|  |
Event| 1|  | 2
Time| 7:00|  | 23:00/

22:00*

Temp. °C| 21,0|  | 15,0

Program 3

Monday to Friday


Events| 1| 2| 3| 4
Time| 6:00| 8:30| 17:00| 22:00
Temp. °C| 21,0| 18,0| 21,0| 15,0
Saturday and Sunday
Events| 1| 2| 3| 4
Time| 7:00| 10:00| 12:00| 23:00/

22:00*

Temp. °C| 21,0| 18,0| 21,0| 15,0

23:00/22:00 = 23:00 for Saturday.

Notes for Programming

  • Activated settings terminate automatically 3 Min after the last key press, without saving. They return to the mode that was active before entering the settings, e.g. AUTO, MAN, etc.
  • Entering a Code: change value with the + – key then press OK
  • When going through User- or Installer settings the item number used in the manual will be displayed, e.g. G1 for „Program selects one“ or H2 for „Control Mode“.
  • There may be gaps in the sequence of menu numbers.
Troubleshooting
  • It is getting warm too late:

    • a. Are clock and program events set correctly?
    • b. Is the Optimum Start feature switched on? see H7 Did the controller have enough time (several days) to adapt to the room’s characteristics?
    • c.  Is an automatic change between Summer- and Winter time activated, see G5
  • The controller does not accept any changes
    Is access protection switched on? see G6

  • The range of temperature settings is limited.
    Are temperature limits set? See G7

  • The temperature display doesn‘t change.
    Is a display of set temperature activated? See G10

Description of Functions and Operation

Selecting languages
Only for products where no language is pre-set, the user has to set up his language by doing this:
(This input is only requested at first start or Reset)

  • + – to select language
  • 2 x OK to accept -> AUTO will be displayed (to change language again use menu G14)

How the Temperature Controller can be used

Change temperature until next switching event see keys, + – in AUTO| Set temperature for several hours see the main menu, TIMER| Adjust the controller to personal needs see the main menu, USER-SETTINGS
---|---|---
Controlling the temperature according to pre-set profiles see the main menu, AUTO| Set temperature for a specific date see the main menu, HOLIDAY| Adjust the controller to the application needs to see the main menu, INSTALLER-SETTINGS
Set a constant temperature (manual operation) see the main menu, MAN| Use a separate program for special days see the main menu, AT-HOME|
 | Keys|  | to confirm/activate
---|---|---|---
 | + – in AUTO (-)| Set the temperature temporarily until the next switching event. Indicated by „-“ behind AUTO-. The first key press shows a set value, following ones change it.| OK
 | + – in menu| Scroll through the menu|
 | OK| Accepts modification/selection|
 | Info| Show related details in AUTO, MAN, TIMER, HOLIDAY, AT-HOME. To cancel press the key again|
 | Menu| Enter menus. + – Key to move|
 | < –| Go one step back|
 | < – for 10 sec

(R- and F-Variant only)

| Switch off the connected load. The display shows OFF. For detail see G4.|
 | Main Menu|  | Main Menu to confirm/activate
---|---|---|---
A| MENU| Use + – to navigate through the menu|
B| AUTO| The temperature will be controlled automatically according to the time and temperature of the selected program, see G1. Use the + – keys to change the temperature until the next switching event.| OK
C| MAN| The temperature will be controlled continuously according to the temperature set in this menu. Use the + – key to change the temperature.| OK
D| TIMER| The temperature will be controlled temporarily according to the hours and temperature set in this menu. On terminating TIMER mode, the previously active mode will be re-activated. Holiday terminates Timer.| OK
E| HOLIDAY| The temperature will be controlled between the dates and the temperature set in this menu. The holiday starts at 0h on the first day, it ends at 24h on the last day. In the period before HOL starts, AUTO will be active. While waiting for the holiday start date, another mode can be selected (AUTO, MAN, TIMER, HOME).

INFO provides details of the pending holiday. In this situation, the holiday period will start automatically when the DATE FROM occurs. When the holiday ends it returns to the mode that was in place before activating the holiday.

| OK
F| AT HOME| The temperature will be controlled automatically according to the time and temperature of the program configured here (independent from AUTO). The program is the same for all days. Monday‘s program is used as the pre-set. It needs to be terminated by the user, e.g, by selecting AUTO. Usage: for holidays at home, illness, etc.| OK
G| USER SETTINGS| Customise the controller according to personal requirements OK| OK
H| INSTALLER SETTINGS| Customize the controller according to application requirements (from the installer only)| OK
G| USER SETTINGS| Customise the controller according to personal requirements| default settings ( ) = value range
---|---|---|---
1| Program select| Select one of the pre-defined programs, see 8. (If another program is chosen, settings will not be saved)| P1| (P1 … P3)
2| Event Setting| Modify the Time and Temperature of the active program, see 8. Each event can be reduced to the previous one or 00:00h. Each event can be extended up to 23:50h, then

->>> indicates that the event is on the next day. By pressing the + or – key at ->>> a time can be adjusted. Max 9 events are possible. The first digit indicates the actual event e.g. 3.12:00- 14:00 shows event 3. Events can be set for day blocks as well when selecting days (Mon…Fri, Sat/Sun, Mon…Sun). To finish programming, press < – repeatedly.

| as selected at G1
3| Clock Settings| Set Date and Time|
4| Off Heating Permanent

(R- and F-Variant only)

| Switch off the heater, the controller remains on power. Display reading OFF. Frost protection may happen if selected. See H6. Switching ON again by activating e.g.| NO
5| Summer/Winter time change over| Select if automatic Summer/Winter-Time changeover| YES
6| Key Lock| Protect the controller against unauthorized use. Re-activate via code = 93| NO
7| Temperature limits min/max| Limits the temperature which can be set by the user, If both values are the same, no adjustment is possible. This affects AUTO, MAN, HOL, TIMER, AT-HOME, and event setting (G2). The active program/mode will not be affected automatically.| 5; 30 °C
8| Cost/Hr for Energy

(R- and F-Variant only)

| The assumed energy cost per hour (in cent/h) can be set. To use this feature as an hour counter set the cost to 100 cents/h.| 100| (1 … 999)
9| Energy consumption to date

(R- and F-Variant only)

| Shows the approximate energy cost of the controlled area. For the last: 2 days, week (7 days), month (30 days), and year (365 days). On an actual day, the calculation is up to the current time. In case of overflow 9999 will be displayed. This feature mainly can be used for electric heating. Calculation: On-time of heater x cost per hour see above. Reset see H9|
10| Set the  temperature to read| Show set temperature instead of room temperature| NO
11| Adjust Temperature

(R- and Rw-Variant only)

| Adjust temperature to personal needs| 0.0| (-5.0 … +5.0)
12| The number for floor temperature

(F-Variant only)

| Read the floor temperature as a number.

Instead of a temperature in °C, a number will be displayed e.g. instead of 28,5 °C, 285 can be read.

| NO
13| Backlight| Continuously OFF or temporarily illuminates after a key press. In the case of using a remote sensor, the backlight can be set to continuous on.| SHORT| (SHORT, OFF)
14| Language| Select the preferred operating language|
15| Info| Displays Controller-type and -version.|
16| Reset user settings only| Only USER SETTINGS will be set to factory settings. The energy counter will not be re-set; to do this see H9).| NO

Change INSTALLER SETTINGS

CAUTION!
These settings should only be set up by a qualified person. They can influence safety and the proper functioning of the system.

H| INSTALLER SETTINGS| Customize the controller according to application needs (by installer only)| default settings ( ) = value range
---|---|---|---
0| Code| Enter Code (= 7) to access the menus. It is valid for 1 Hour|
1| Application| This controller is suitable for the heating system mentioned in the right column. It can be selected if a remote sensor has to be used.| ROOM/NO see 1
2| Control Mode| PWM or ON/OFF can be selected. In the case of PWM, the cycle time can be set (in Minutes). Min ON/OFF time = 10% of cycle time. Use short time for fast and longer time for slow-reacting heating systems. PWM is not possible with COOLING (H4).

For ON/OFF you can select:

•  Hysteresis (OFF = no temperature hysteresis, even at very low changes of temp. the relay will switch over according to the Min On/Off Time setting.)

•  Min On/Off Time (the minimum duration for the relay to be On or Off)

| PWM/10        (/10 … 30) OFF  (OFF, 0.1     5.0)

10 Min           (1                      30)

4| Heating or Cooling

(R-Variant only)

| Heating: The controller works in Heating mode.

Cooling: The controller works in cooling mode. Conditions:

|  |  | Heating

(Heating, Cooling)

•  Cooling is only possible if application (H1) = ROOM

•  Frost protection (H6) = NO (can not be activated)

| • Optimum Start (H7) = NO (can not be activated)

• In case of error = no cooling

| •  The events and temperatures are the same as in heating (see G2)

•  Only for control mode ON/OFF (H2)

5| Valve protection

(R- and Rw-Variant only)

| The output will be activated for the specified time each day at 10:00 h in the morning| 3 min       (OFF, 1 … 10)
6| Frost protection

(R- and F-Variant only)

| Set frost protection temperature. Only if the controller is switched OFF, the temperature will be controlled to that value.| 5 °C        (OFF, 5 … 30)
7| Optimum Start| The set temperature will be reached at the time specified in the program. During the pre-heating time, AUTO_ will be displayed| YES
8| Valves NO

(R- and Rw-Variant only)

| If valves normally open have to be used| NO
9| Energy Counter Reset

(R- and F-Variant only)

| The energy counter will be set to 0| NO
11| Reset all| All INSTALLER and USER settings will be set to its Factory setting| NO
12| EN 50559 interrupt

(F-Variant only)

| Interrupts heating after continous heating of 1 hr for this adjusted time| 5 Min        (0 … 20 min)

Error Indication

In case of errors, «Err» is blinking. The following errors can be displayed:

CONFIGURATION
Display- and power modules do not fit

use only suitable parts

switch off and on the power supply


COMMUNICATION Communication between the display- and power unit fails

unplug and re-plug the display unit

switch off and on the power supply

EXT SENSOR

  1. The error of the remote sensor
    • replace sensor
  2. Over- or under-run of the valid display range

For R- and F-Variant only:

  • If H4 = Heating: On all these errors, heating will be activated with 30 % of time
  • If H4 = cooling: On all these errors = no cooling

Resistance values for remote sensor

Temperature Resistance Temperature Resistance
10 °C 66,8 kΩ 30 °C 26,3 kΩ
20 °C 41,3 kΩ 40 °C 17,0 kΩ
25 °C 33 kΩ 50 °C 11,3 kΩ

Use with connection strip heating/cooling

Use with conection strip heating/cooling (EV 230 H/K…)

Recycling

  • This product should not be disposed of with household waste.
  • Please recycle the products where facilities for electronic waste exist. Check with your local authorities for recycling advice.
  • Used batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of with household waste. Consumers are legally obliged to recycle used batteries. There are suitable collection points at local authorities. All dealers and shops that sell batteries also take back spent batteries free of charge in customary quantities. Used batteries may contain pollutants or heavy metals that can harm the environment and health.
  • Batteries are recycled, they contain important raw materials such as iron, zinc, manganese, or nickel.

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