EBECO EB-Therm 500 Floor Heating Thermostat Instruction Manual

EBECO EB-Therm 500 Floor Heating Thermostat

Thank you for choosing Ebeco. Good luck with the use of your EB-Therm 500 and floor heating unit.
We hope you will enjoy it for a long time to come.
For the guarantee to apply, the product must be installed and used as described in this manual. It is therefore important that you read the manual.
This applies both to those who install the EB-Therm 500 and those who use it. You’ll also find trouble-shooting information and technical data.

Warranty

Ebeco AB provides a 5-year product warranty for material defects for the EB- Therm 500. For more detailed warranty terms, see ebeco.com.

Important!
The underfloor heating system is a main voltage installation and must therefore be installed by an authorized electrician in accordance with the current national regulations.

This is EB-Therm 500

EB-Therm 500 is a thermostat that is equipped with a 1.8″ TFT colour display and capacitive touch screen for easy and clear navigation.
The EB-Therm 500 has several energy saving programmes with individually adjustable times and temperatures.
The adaptive func-tion means that the thermostat collects data from the time it is started up and uses this to calculate when to turn on.
A PI controller keeps temperature fluctuations to a mini-mum, which gives an even heat.
The EB-Therm includes a ventilation function that turns the heat off for 15 minutes if it detects that the temperature drops by more than three degrees in less than one minute.
EB-Therm 500 is wifi-ready. By purchasing the EB-Connect WiFi accessory, you can easily control the heat with our Ebeco Connect app or the open API. The WiFi mod-ule is available at your nearest retailer. The app can be downloaded from Google Play and App Store.

Included in the package

1. Front for ELKO Plus/RS
2. Front for Schneider Exxact
3. Frame
4. Thermostat
5. Foor sensor
6. Connection clamp Manual

Fitting the EB-Therm 500

EB-Therm 500 should not be placed so it is exposed to direct sunlight and draughts because these can affect the thermostat functions.
Take into account the thermo-stat IP class when fitting.
The floor sensor is fitted in a spiral tube placed at the height of the floor surface.
The end of the hose must be sealed in order to simplify replacement of the floor sensor.
Fit the EB-Therm in a 65 mm junction box. Ensure the box is flush with the wall or alternatively the tiles.

1. Lift the front panel and frame by pushing a screwdriver into the groove on the underside, see picture.
   Lift the front panel upwards until you hear a “click”.

2. Connect according to the instructions on the back of the thermostat.
   The protective conductor for incoming supply and heating cable is connected using a connection clamp in the box.
   

3. Fit the thermostat in the box, with the arrow pointing upwards. Insert the thermostat in the junction box and fasten with existing screws.

4. Replace the front panel by first hooking it into the lower part, see picture. Then push in the upper part of the front with your thumb until you hear a “click”.

Changing the front cover

1. Lift the front panel and frame by pushing a screwdriver into the groove on the underside, see picture.
   Lift the front panel upwards until you hear a “click”.

2. Use a screwdriver to gently loosen the front panel.
   

3. Fit a new front and push until you hear a “click”.
   

Getting started

The EB-Therm 500 has a built-in start-up guide that takes you through each step in a simple way.
When energizing the thermostat for the first time, the system will guide you through the most common and important settings that are required.
You should wait four weeks after applying filler before the floor heating is turned on.
This gives the filler time to dry properly.
The thermostat will automatically count down and turn on the floor heating when four weeks have passed.
If you have any questions regarding the usage of EB-Therm 500, please contact us at Ebeco at any time.
Call +031-707 75 50 or send an e-mail to support@ebeco.se.

The touch surfaces

The EB-Therm 500 has a number of touch surfaces on the front of the thermostat. These surfaces are illuminated and are outside the screen itself.

1. On/off/to home screen
2. Scroll up/to the right
3. Menu/confirm
4. Scroll down/to the left
5. Go back one step

The menus

The thermostat’s menus and features are listed below, along with explanations.

Main menu: Program

Not selected| If no program is selected, the thermostat provides constant heat.| Preset to 22 °C. Adjustable 5– 35 °C.
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Week| Preset times and temperatures.
Individually adjust- able| Mon–Fri
Wake up 06:00,
22 °C
Leave 08:00, 17 °C
Return 15:00, 22 °C
| | Sleep 23:00, 17 °C.
| | Sat–Sun
| | Wake up 07:00, 22 °C
| | Sleep 23:00, 17 °C
Office| Preset times and| Mon–Fri
| temperatures.| 08:00, 22 °C
| Individually adjust-| 17:00, 17 °C
| able.|
| Active| Preset to 22 °C.
| | Adjustable 5–35 °C.
| Standby| Preset to 17 °C
Timer| (can be| Adjustable (Off)
| deactivated)| 5–35 °C
| Operating time| Preset to 4 h
| | Adjustable 0– 99 h
Remote control (requires remote control on, see menu for installers on page 29)| Active Standby (can be deactivated) After-heating| Preset to 22 °C. Adjustable 20–35 °C.
Preset to 17 °C. Adjustable (Off) 5–35 °C.
Preset to 0 h Adjustable 0–12 h
Resetting| Software reset|

Main menu: Energy consumption

Week

Time & kWh

| | Shows the week, kWh and number of hours.
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Month Time & kWh| | Shows the month, kWh and number of hours.
Year

Time & kWh

| | Shows the year, kWh and number of hours.
Operation (14 days)| Displayed as a bar graph.| The bars indicate the operating period per day.

Main menu: Settings

WiFi| Select net- work.| Displays the selected network and connection status.
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| WPS| Wireless Protected Setup
| Reset account| Restoring connection to app.
Time & date| Set the time and date| WiFi: set the time zone.
Language| Set the desired language.| Swedish English Norwegian Finnish
| | German
Screen saver| Screen saver with three dif- ferent styles.| Preset Time & temp. Adjustable Time & date No (off)
Keypad lock| On/Off| Preset to Off
Summer time| On/Off| Preset to On

Adjusts clock automati cally for summer time.

Main menu: Installer

• System info
  • Displays the settings and calibrations.

| | Active|
Preset to 25 °C Adjustable 20 – 27 °C
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| | Standby Preset to 15 °C
Adjustable (Off) 5 – 20 °C
| | After-heating Preset to 2 h Adjustable 0 – 4 h
| Hotel|

Interval
Min. Preset to 22 °C Adjustable 20 – 23 °C Max. Preset to 27 °C Adjustable 22 – 30 °C

| | Automatic lock function Activated remote control access locks the ther- mostat.
| | Screen saver Temp. & time

Applications

| Remote control| On/Off

If the remote control is turned on Remote control is displayed below the menu “Programmed”.
Requires a 230 V signal on remote access (see page 23).

| Comfort heating (low output heat)| On/Off
Preset to 25/20 °C Adjustable 5 – 27 °C
See program “Residence” for periods and other temperatures.
| | Displayed as a %
| Power control| Pause/running time 20 min (in cycles).
| | The current temperature is shown in the display.
| Ground heating| On/Off
Preset to 8 °C/Off
See program “Timer”. The current outdoor temperature is shown in the display.
| | Floor sensor| Tile/stone|
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| | Room sensor| Tile/stone|
| Sensor selec tion| Room sensor + limited floor Max. (overheating) Preset to 30 °C Adjustable 27 – 35 °C Min. (comfort) Preset to 5 °C Adjustable (Off) 5 – 25 °C| Wood/laminate/ vinyl|
| | Floor sensor + limit.| Tile/stone|
| room| wood/laminate/|
| Max (room restriction)| vinyl|
| Preset to 25 °C| |
| Adjustable 20 – 27 °C| |
Sensors-| | |
| NTC 2 k W| |
|
| | NTC 10 k W| |
| | NTC 12 k W| |
|

Sensor type

|

NTC 15 k W NTC 22 k W

| As a guide, the current temperature for each sensor type is displayed.|
| NTC 33 k W| |
| | NTC 47 k W| |
| | NTC 100 k W| |
|

Calibra tion

| Floor sensor Room sensor| If required the respective sensors can be calibrated.

Important!
In rooms exposed to solar radiation (large windows), we recommend the function “room and floor thermostat”.
In rooms with wooden floors the function “room and floor thermostat” must always be used.

Installed effect| Preset to 500 W.
Adjustable.| Required to display energy consumption.
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| Adaptive function| On/Off (preset On) Read more on page 20.
| Ventilation function| On/Off (preset On) Read more on page 20.
Features| Delayed start| Should heating be started in 4 weeks time?
OK/No
| Operating time limita tion| The underfloor heating is turned off for x minutes per hour.
Preset to Off Adjustable 1 – 15 min
Reset| Reset all Save data| Saving energy consumption. Other settings will be reset.

Operating information

The thermostat display shows the opera-ting information under the setpoint.
Operating information

Troubleshooting

When a fault occurs, the EB-Therm 500 turns the heating off. The display then shows an error code.

• E1 Short circuit room sensor.
• E2 Interruption room sensor.
• E3 Short circuit floor sensor.
• E4 Interruption floor sensor.
• E5 Internal sensor fault.
• E6 Internal over temperature

Please note that the floor heating system is a high voltage system and any faults must therefore be rectified by an authorized electrician.

Test values for floor sensors
For control measurement of the floor sensor, the following values for Ebeco standard sensor NTC 10 kΩ apply.

• Temperature Resistance
• 10 °C 18.0kΩ
• 15 °C 14.7 kΩ
• 20°C 12.1 kΩ
• 25°C 10.0kΩ
• 30°C 8.3 kΩ

Technical facts

• Connection voltage 230 VAC ±10%
• 50–60 Hz
• Air temp. range +5 °C to +35 °C
• Floor temp. range +5 °C to +35 °C
• Temp. limiter +5 °C to +35 °C
• Breaking capacity 3680 W/16 A/230 VAC
• Connection cable max 2.5 mm²
• Load Cos φ = 1
• Conn. difference ± 0.3 °C
• Power reserve 36 h
• Sensor cable 3 m, NTC 10 kΩ
• Maximum length
• sensor cable 50 m, 2 x 1.5 mm²
• Display dim. 36 x 29 mm
• Thermostat dim. 87 x 87 x 39 mm
• For frame system Schneider Exxact,
• ELKO Plus/RS
• Colour White
• Enclosure class IP21
• Approval CE, S
• Protection class Class II, reinforced
• insulation (EN 60730)

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