Aeca PR 0606 Night Bedienungsanleitung

PHOTOVOLTAIK - PHOTOVOLTAIC - PHOTOVOLTAIQUE - FOTOVOLTAICA

702.287| 08.18

Installation and operating instructions

Programmable Nightlight Function Controller

PR 0606 Night / PR 1010 Night

1Safety Notes and Exemption from Liability .......................................................................3

1.1 General Safety Notes ............................................................................................................... 3

1.2 Exemption from Liability.......................................................................................................... 4

1.3 Area of Use.............................................................................................................................. 4

1. Installation Instruction............................................................................................................. 44

2Controller Functions...........................................................................................................5

3Connection of the Controller: ...........................................................................................6

3. Installation Faults .................................................................................................................... 71

4Controller Elements ..........................................................................................................7

4.1 LED Status Lamps .................................................................................................................... 7

4.1.1 Programming LED.................................................................................................................... 7

4.1.2 Info – LED ................................................................................................................................ 8

4.1 Charging Status – LED ............................................................................................................ 8.3

4. Pushbuttons ............................................................................................................................ 92

5Programming the Controller..............................................................................................9

5.1 Programming Operations ........................................................................................................ 9

5.2 Operations for Selecting Possible Settings ............................................................................. 10

5.3 Notes on Different Programming Possibilities ........................................................................ 14

5.4 Factory Settings ..................................................................................................................... 14

5.5 Time Setting for Evening Light............................................................................................... 15

5. Time Setting for Morning Light.............................................................................................. 166

6Technical Data..................................................................................................................17

7Legal Guarantee...............................................................................................................18

Printed in English / Stand 08.18 / Sach-Nr.702287

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1Safety Notes and Exemption from Liability

Safety notes for personal protection are marked with this symbol.

Notes concerning the functional safety of the system are printed in bold type.

The safety notes supplied by manufacturers for additional components that you may connect to this controller must be

observed and are not suspended by these instructions. Please consult a specialist dealer in the event of contradictions

between different instructions.

1.1 General Safety Notes

It is imperative that you observe the following for your safety during installation: avoid creating sparks during all

work! Solar modules generate electricity on the incidence of light. The full voltage is present even when the

incidence of light is low. Therefore please work carefully and take the appropriate safety precautions. Provide the

solar modules with an opaque cover securely fixed with adhesive tape. It is possible to de-energise the modules completely

by using this cover.

Double the values of the system voltages may occur during assembly and electrical installation in the direct current circuit of

the photovoltaic system (up to 24V in the 12V system, up to 48V in the 24V system).

Therefore never touch bare cable ends!

Immediately insulate every bare cable end that is not going to be connected straight away.

Only carry out work on a dry surface! Components (solar modules, cables, etc.) may not be wet or damp during

assembly!

Use only well-insulated tools!

Any obstruction to the device’s ventilation may lead to overheating and failure of the device. Do not cover ventilation

apertures and cooling elements.

The controller may not be installed and operated in wet rooms (e.g. bathrooms) or in rooms where highly flammable

gas mixtures may arise due to gas cylinders, paints, varnishes, solvents, etc!

Do not store any of the substances mentioned in rooms where the solar controller has been installed!

The factory-fitted plates and identification symbols may not be modified, removed or disfigured.

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Keep children away from the controller’s electronics and the battery compartment!

All work must be carried out in accordance with national electrical regulations and the relevant local speciafications.

1.2 Exemption from Liability

We cannot accept liability for damage caused by disregarding these instructions within a radius of the controller even if this

damage occurs due to malfunctioning of the controller caused by incorrect installation or programming.

It is neither possible for the manufacturer to monitor compliance with these instructions nor the conditions prevailing and

methods used during installation, operation, use and maintenance of the system controller. Incorrect execution of the

installation may lead to material damage and to subsequent danger to people. The installer himself must be liable for such

damage.

We therefore accept no responsibility or liability for losses, damage or costs arising as a result of faulty installation; incorrect

operation, improper use and maintenance or that is in any way connected thereto.

Likewise we accept no responsibility for patent infringements or infringements of Third Party rights resulting from the use of

this system controller. The manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications with regard to the product, technical data

or assembly and operating instructions without prior notice.

The user shall be responsible for use of the controller in areas of application not defined by the manufacturer

Caution: opening the device up and operation contrary to the intended purpose lead to loss of warranty.

1.3 Area of Use

The system controller is used in photovoltaic power supplies with battery store for the hobby and leisure sector, residential,

business and trade sectors as well as small businesses.

1.4 Installation Instruction

The controller is only suitable for use indoors protected against the effects of weather such as rain and solar

radiation.

The controller must be installed in the same room as the battery for the following reasons:

A built-in temperature sensor detects the ambient temperature

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Short battery cables must be used to keep the voltage drop between the controller and the battery low.

The controller is only suitable for controlling solar modules. However, the battery may also be charged using other sources if

they have an appropriate battery charging function.

The appropriate manufacturer’s installation instructions must be observed for installation of the other components, e.g. solar

cells and consumers and for setting up the batteries.

Do not begin installation until you are quite sure that you have fully understood the technicalities of the instructions and

only carry out the work in the sequence specified by these instructions!

2Controller Functions

The charging controller monitors the battery’s charging status, controls the charging procedure and switching on and off of

the consumers. The battery is utilised to an optimum by the atonic processor and its service life is lengthened considerably.

The charging procedure takes place in accordance with the IU characteristic as a function of temperature. Furthermore, the

battery’s previous history determines a time-limited rise of the end-of-charge voltage to acid circulation. Boost charging if

the charging status drops below 70%, equalising charging if the charging status drops below 40% or every 30 days. The

charging voltages are increased for 2 hours in each case.

Voltage drops and the internal resistance of the battery are compensated without the use of sensor cables.

Protective Measures:

Battery: Reduction of the charging voltage to protect against overvoltage

..................................... Switching off of consumers to protect against exhaustive discharge

Automatic detection of system voltage (12V/24V)

Controller: Overcurrent, excess temperature to protect against surges

Controller resets itself automatically

Consumers: Consumers are switched off in the event of overvoltage

The LED status lamps supply all the essential information with regard to the current operating status.

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Individually programmable functions:

End-of-charge voltage on equalising charging: possible to choose between 14.7V and 15.0V.

Battery type: possible to differentiate between liquid batteries and batteries with specified electrolytes (e.g. gel batteries).

Charging status controlled / voltage-controlled: If charging units or consumers are connected directly to the battery, the

charging status calculation is falsified and there should therefore be a changeover to voltage-controlled.

Permanent nightlight function: the consumer is switched on as dusk falls and off again as the sun rises.

Motion detectors, brief illumination for 5min (special accessories)

Switch off time in the evening, 9 different selectable switch off times

Switch on time in the morning, 9 different selectable switch on times

The controller is protected against polarity reversal, open circuit and short circuit on all inputs and outputs.

3Connection of the Controller:

Recommended Connection Sequence:

1. Battery (charge controller as close as possible to battery, safety distance at least

30 cm)

2. Solar module

3. Consumer

Ensure that components are connected with the correct poles!

The controller is initialised on connection to the battery during which it flashes red

three times and then goes into the normal control mode.

In isolated systems there is no need to earth the components. However, the positive

end should be earthed if the components are to be earthed nevertheless. Please consult

the specialist dealer for other types of earthing.

The base on which the controller is to be installed may not be made of flammable material. The rear wall of the controller

reaches a temperature of up to 85 °C due to heat loss and the base must be able to withstand this temperature.

External

fuse

Solar module Consumer

Battery

+ + +

Charge controller

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3.1 Installation Faults

The controller is protected against installation faults such as polarity reversal of the battery and the module, short-circuits at

the connection terminals, reversal of the connection cables (connection of the battery to the load terminals, connection of

the module to the battery or load terminals).

Fault Indications:

Alternate flashing of red and green lamps

Battery connected with reversed polarity

Alternate flashing of red lamps

Various connection faults e.g. no battery connected, battery connected to load output, wrong system voltage.

4Controller Elements

LED-Status lamps

Programming-LED

Information-LED

Charging status-LED

Next-butto OK-button

Pushbuttonr

Connection terminals

4.1 LED Status Lamps

The charge controller is fitted with 3 LED status lamps. All controller

information may be retrieved using these lamps. In each case the colour of

the LED is crucial for orientation in the individual menu levels.

4.1.1 Programming LED

The programming LED only lights up when the controller is in

programming mode and not during the normal operating mode.

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4.1.2 Info – LED

Green flashing, normal operating mode, everything OK.

During the day the LED flashes every 2 seconds and at night every 5 seconds.

Red flashing, warning: over-current, -temperature, -voltage. Controller has not yet switched off.

Continuously lit red lamp, controller has switched off, will switch on again automatically when fault has been

remedied and 1 minute has elapsed.

4.1.3 Charging Status – LED

The charging status LED changes colour from green to red depending on the charging status.

Normal mode: continuously lit

Warning deep discharge protection: rapid flashing (4 times a second)

Active deep discharge protection: slowly flashing (every2 seconds)

If the controller is set to voltage-controlled, the charging status LED displays the battery voltage:

100%

80%

40%

30%

Full

Empty

Red: Battery voltage < 11.5V

Orange: Battery voltage > 11.5V

Yellow: Battery voltage > 12.1V

Green: Battery voltage > 12.7V

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4.2 Pushbuttons

The controller has two pushbuttons that are used to perform all settings and carry out programming. The

buttons may be operated simultaneously or individually.

Next O

Functions of the Next button:

-Alternating between the main menus in programming mode.

-Changing a setting in the submenus.

Functions of the OK button:

-The load may be switched on and off manually by briefly pressing the OK button. The LED’s briefly light up red when the

load is switched off and green when the load is switched on.

-Acknowledge a setting in the submenu.

- Switching from main menu to submenu.

-Returning from submenu to main menu.

Please consult the following section for procedures for programming the controller as well as structuring the programming

level.

5Programming the Controller

5.1 Programming Operations

The 1st program is entered by pressing both buttons simultaneously. The controller exits programming mode by

pressing again or after 1 minute elapses without entering data. In any case all changes are stored permanently.

Next OK

Programming mode is displayed by illumination of the red programming LED.

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LED- Programs

Display

1. Equalising charge voltage

2. Battery type

3. Control type

4. Permanent night light

5. Factory settings

6. Motion detectors

7. Evening light

8. Morning light

Access the desired program by pressing the Next

button (see Table 1).

When the desired program has been found,

acknowledge with the OK button. This gives

access to the respective settings possible.

5.2 Operations for Selecting Possible

Settings

In each of the submenus there is the possibility to alter

settings.

Choose between the possible settings by

pressing the Next button. For example between

“liquid” and “gel” in the battery type program.

Press the OK button to acknowledge a setting or

to leave the possible settings.

Tabelle 1

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