Danfoss EKE 100 Superheat Controller Installation Guide

June 3, 2024
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Danfoss EKE 100 Superheat Controller Installation Guide
Danfoss EKE 100 Superheat Controller

Introduction

Superheat controller EKE 100 is for use where superheat must be accurately controlled or as driver for stepper motor valves typically in air conditioning, heat pumps, commercial refrigeration, food retailing and industrial application.
Compatible valves: ETS 6/ETS 8M(Bipolar coil)/ETS C/KVS C/ ETS L/ETS 500-800P/ CCMT L/CCMT/CCM/ CTR

Basic application

EKE 100 1Valve SH control
Basic application

EKE 100 2Valve SH control
Basic application

Note:

For driver function connect analog signal to pressure port(PeA/PeB).

Dimension

Dimension

Technical specification

  EKE100 1V EKE100 2V
Code number IP00: 080G5050 IP20: 080G5051
IP20 W display: 080G5052 IP00: 080G5055 IP20: 080G5056

IP20 W display: 080G5057
Supply Voltage| 24 V AC / DC +/- 20% , 50 / 60
Hz, class II isolation , No galvanic isolation| 24 V AC / DC +/- 20% , 50 / 60
Hz, class II isolation , No galvanic isolation
Battery backup Input (Danfoss recommends EKE 2U)| 24V DC| 24V DC
Number of valve outputs| 1 stepper motor valve| 2 stepper motor valves
Valve type| Bipolar stepper valve| Bipolar stepper valve
Modbus RS485 RTU| Yes (Isolated)| Yes (Isolated)
Baud rate (default setting)| 19200| 19200
Mode (default setting)| 8E1| 8E1
No of temperature sensors| 1 (S2A)| 2 (S2A,S2B)
Type of temperature sensors| PT 1000/NTC 10K| PT 1000/NTC 10K
No of Pressure sensors| 1 (PeA)| 2 (PeA,PeB)
Type of pressure sensors| Ratiometric 0.5 – 4.5 V DC Current 4-20mA| Ratiometric 0.5 – 4.5 V DC Current 4-20mA
No of digital input| 1 (DI1)| 2 (DI1,DI2)
Use of digital input| Start/Stop regulation Heat/Cool mode

Battery backup signal (SOH)

| Start/Stop regulation Heat/Cool mode

Battery backup signal (SOH)

Digital output| 1 output for EKE 100: D0 (open collector), max sink current 10 mA| 1 output for EKE 100: D0 (open collector), max sink current 10 mA
PC suite| Kool Prog| Kool Prog
Mounting (DIN rail)| 4 DIN| 4 DIN
Storage temperature| -30 – 80 °C / -22 – 176 °F| -30 – 80 °C / -22 – 176 °F
Operating temperature| -20 – 70 °C / -4 – 158 °F| -20 – 70 °C / -4 – 158 °F
Humidity| <90% RH, non-condensing| <90% RH, non-condensing
Enclosure| Available in IP00, IP20 and IP20 with integrated display models| Available in IP00, IP20 and IP20 with integrated display models

Connection Overview

Connection Overview

Port Description
– / AC and + / AC Power supply
PE Protective earth
+ 5V Voltage for pressure probe
+ 5V Voltage for pressure probe
Ext-GND Do not use
GND Ground/Comm for I/O signals
DO Digital Output
PeA Pressure signal for A circuit/ Analog signal for A circuit
S2A Temperature signal for A circuit
DI1 Digital Input for A circuit
PeB Pressure signal for B circuit/ Analog signal for B circuit
S2B Temperature signal for B circuit
DI2 Digital Input for B circuit
BAT – and BAT + Battery backup inputs
Valve A Valve port for circuit A
Valve B Valve port for circuit B
MODBUS (B-, A+, GND) Modbus port

Mounting/Demounting

The unit can be mounted onto a 35 mm DIN rail simply by snapping it into place and securing it with a stopper to prevent sliding. It is demounted by gently pulling the stirrup located in the base of the housing.

Mounting :
Mounting Instruction

Demounting :

Step 1:
Demounting Instruction

Step 2:
Demounting Instruction

Sensor installation

Sensor mounting: Temperature sensor
Sensor installation

Important Note

  • Mount the sensor on a clean paint-free surface.
  • Remember to use heat conducting paste and insulate the sensor.
  • For precise measurements, mount the sensor max. 5 cm from the outlet of the evaporator.
    Sensor installation
Modbus installation
  • For the Modbus cable, it is best to use 24 AWG shielded twisted-pair cable with a shunt capacitance of 16 pF/ft and 100Ω impedance.
  • The controller provides an insulated RS485 communication interface which is connected to the RS485 terminals (see connection overview).
  • The max. permissible number of devices simultaneously connected to RS485 cable output is 32.
  • The RS485 cable is of impedance 120 Ω with maximum length of 1000 m.
  • Terminal resistors 120 Ω for terminal devices are recommended at both ends.
  • The EKE communication frequency (baud rate) can be one of the following: 9600, 19200 or 38400 baud, default 19200 8E1.
  • The default unit address is 1.
  • For detailed info on Modbus PNU, check EKE 100 Datasheet
    Modbus installation

Manual resetting Modbus address

  1. Remove Supply power from EKE 100
  2. Connect terminal BAT+ to +5V
  3. Connect EKE 100 to power
  4. Now Modbus communication options are reset to factory default(Address 1, 19200 baud, mode 8E1)
Signal Sharing

Power and backup supply sharing

  • 1 EKE 100 and 1 EKE 2U can share power supply(AC or DC)
  • 2 EKE 100 and 1 EKE 2U can share power supply only with DC
Pressure sensor sharing
  • Physical sharing is allowed if used within the same controller and not allowed if 2 or more controllers are used for sharing.
  • Modbus sharing is allowed with more than 1 controller.
  • Software sharing is allowed within one controller by selecting option Common.
Temperature sensor sharing
  • Physical sharing is not allowed.
  • Modbus sharing is allowed with more than 1 controller.
  • Software sharing is allowed within one controller by selecting option Common.
Cabling

**Stepper valve connector| ETS/KVS/CCM/ CCMT/CTR/ CCMT L (Using Danfoss M12 Cable)| ****ETS 8M Bipolar| ****ETS 6**
---|---|---|---
A1| White| Orange| Orange
A2| Black| yellow| Yellow
B1| Red| Red| Red
B2| Green| Black| Black
Not connected| –| –| Grey

  • ****All valves are driven in a bipolar mode with a 24 V supply chopped to control the current (Current driver).
  • The stepper motor is connected to the “Stepper Valve” terminals (see terminal assign ment) with a standard M12 connection cable.
  • To configure stepper motor valves other than Danfoss stepper motor valves, the correct valve parameters must be set as described in the Valve configuration section by selecting user defined valve.
  Cable length Wire size min/max (mm 2 )
Power supply Max 5m 0.2/2.5
Analog inputs Max 10m 0.14/1.5
Sensor Max 10m
Stepper valve Max 30m 0.14/1.5
Digital input Max 10m 0.14/1.5
Digital output 0.2/2.5
  • **** The max. cable distance between the controller and the valve depends on many factors like shielded/unshielded cable, the wire size used in the cable, the output power for the controller and the EMC.
  • Keep controller and sensor wiring well separated from mains wiring.
  • Connecting sensor wires more than specified length may decrease the accuracy of measured values.
  • Separate the sensor and digital input cables as much as possible(at least 10cm) from the power cables to the loads to avoid possible electromagnetic disturbances. Never lay power cables and probe cables in the same conduit (including those in electrical panels)
LED Alarm and Warning

LED Alarm and Warning

General features and warning

Plastic housing features
  • DIN rail mounting complying with EN 60715
  • Self-extinguishing V0 according to IEC 60695-11-10 and glowing/hot wire test at 960 °C according to IEC 60695-2-12
Other features
  • To be integrated in Class I and/or II appliances
  • Index of protection: IP00 or IP20 on product, depending on sales number
  • Period of electric stress across insulating parts: long – Suitable for using in a normal pollution environment
  • Category of resistance to heat and fire: D
  • Immunity against voltage surges: category II
  • Software class and structure: class A
CE Compliance
  • Operating conditions CE: -20T70, 90% RH non-condensing
  • Storage conditions: -30T80, 90% RH non-condensing
  • Low voltage guideline: 2014/35/EU
  • Electromagnetic compatibility EMC: 2014/30/EU and with the following norms:
  • EN61000-6-1, (Immunity standard for residential, commercial, and light-industrial environments)
  • EN61000-6-2, (Immunity standard for industrial environments)
  • EN61000-6-4, (emission standard for industrial environments)
  • EN60730 (Automatic electrical controls for household and similar use)
General warnings
  • Every use that is not described in this manual is considered incorrect and is not authorized by the manufacturer
  • Verify that the installation and operating conditions of the device respect those specified in the manual, especially concerning the supply voltage and environmental conditions
  • All service and maintenance operations must therefore be performed by qualified personnel
  • The device must not be used as a safety device
  • Liability for injury or damage caused by the incorrect use of the device lies solely with the user
Installation warnings
  • Recommended mounting position: vertical
  • Installation must comply with local standards and legislation
  • Before working on the electrical connections, disconnect the device from the main power supply
  • Before carrying out any maintenance operations on the device, disconnect all electrical connections – For safety reasons the appliance must be fitted inside an electrical panel with no live parts accessible
  • Do not expose the device to continuous water sprays or to a relative humidity greater than 90%.
  • Avoid exposure to corrosive or pollutant gases, natural elements, environments where explosives or mixes of flammable gases are present, dust, strong vibrations or shock, large and rapid fluctuations in ambient temperature that might cause condensation in combination with high humidity, strong magnetic and/or radio interference (e.g., transmitting antenna)
  • Use cable ends suitable for the corresponding connectors. After tightening connector screws, tug the cables gently to check their tightness – Minimize the length of probe and digital input cables as much as possible, and avoid spiral routes around power devices. Separate from inductive loads and power cables to avoid possible electromagnetic noises – Avoid touching or nearly touching the electronic components on the board to avoid electrostatic discharges
  • Use appropriate data communication cables. Refer to the EKE data sheet for the kind of cable to be used and setup recommendations
  • Minimize the length of probe and digital input cables as much as possible and avoid spiral routes around power devices. Separate from inductive loads and power cables to avoid possible electro magnetic noises
  • Avoid touching or nearly touching the electronic components fitted on the board to avoid electrostatic discharges
Product warnings
  • Use a class II power supply.
  • Connecting any EKE inputs to mains voltage will permanently damage the controller.
  • Battery Backup terminals does not generate power to recharge a device connected.
  • Battery backup – the voltage will close the stepper motor valves if the controller loses its supply voltage.
  • Do not connect an external power supply to the digital input DI terminals to avoid damaging the controller.

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