EOS EMOTEC DC 9000 Bedienungsanleitung

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User's Guide

EMOTEC DC 9000

IP x4

2GB

Table of Contents

General information concerning sauna bathing............................................................... 3

Package contents..............................................................................................................4

General safety precautions ............................................................................................... 4

Assembly of the control unit ..............................................................................................4

Wall mounting ........................................................................................................4

Electrical connection ......................................................................................................... 6

Connecting the sauna oven................................................................................... 6

Connecting the vaporizer ....................................................................................... 6

Connecting the sauna lamp .................................................................................. 7

Connecting the sensor lines ................................................................................. 7

Mounting the oven sensor .....................................................................................7

Operation ..........................................................................................................................8

Button functions ..................................................................................................... 8

Icon description......................................................................................................8

Switching on the device for the first time ............................................................... 9

Default parameters

Finnish sauna operation......................................................................................10

Temperature indicator..........................................................................................10

Heating time.........................................................................................................10

Important information for programming ......................................................................... 11

Specialist sections

F1 Setting the current time ...................................................................................12

Programming sections

P1 Start with preset time ......................................................................................13

P2 Heating time limit............................................................................................14

P5 Temperature setting .......................................................................................15

P6 Programming fan mode .................................................................................16

P7 Ability to dim the cubicle lights .......................................................................17

Coloured light (optional)..................................................................................18

P9 Setting the time interval for the coloured light ................................................20

The control unit switch ....................................................................................................21

Switching of the heating time limit for commercial use .................................................21

Error display ....................................................................................................................22

Technical data .................................................................................................................22

Connection diagram .......................................................................................................23

Guarantee........................................................................................................................24

Dear customer,

with purchase of this sauna control unit you

opted for a superior quality, high-tech

electronic device which was developed and

manufactured according to the highest

standards and guidelines.

Please note that an optimal interaction of

sauna cabin, sauna oven and sauna

control unit is mandatory for a pleasant

sauna climate in your cabin.

With this superior sauna control unit you

can "operate" your sauna system, and

thanks to the many individual

programming settings you will surely soon

find the setting that suits you best.

Perception in the sauna is very subjective,

therefore it really requires your own

perception, or that of your family to find the

most suitable settings.

By default the finnish sauna is preset to

95°C.

The following operation instructions

describe how to pre-select "your" climate

in the cabin. Read these instructions

carefully, so that you quickly and easily find

your way though the programming process.

Please note the variation in temperatures

in the cabin while sauna bathing. The

hottest area is directly under the cabin

ceiling, whereas there is a steady

temperature gradient towards the floor of

the cabin. Inversely, the relative humidity is

lowest directly under the cabin ceiling and

the highest on the cabin floor.

For safety reasons the temperature sensor

withtheoverheatsafetyshutdownislocated

on the cabin ceiling above the oven, since

this is the hottest area in the cabin.

Therefore there will always be temperature

variations between the temperature sensor

of the control unit and the thermometer in

the cabin.

General information concerning sauna bathing

For the cabin light use only light bulbs. Do

not use fluorescent lamps, energy saving

lamps and gas discharge lamps.

For example, when pre-setting the cabin

temperature to 100°C, the thermometer

inside the cabin may easily show 85°C -

90°C. This complies with the typical climate

inside the cabin.

Always observe hygiene.Always use hand-

or bathing towels, to avoid getting

perspiration on the wood.

In addition, a fan can help to dissipate used

humid air in badly ventilated areas.

To avoid the perception of draft, you should

avoid using any ventilation system while

sauna bathing. It should only be used if

recommended by the cabin manufacturer.

Always make sure no objects are

located on the sauna oven before

starting the heating cycle.

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Package contents (subject to change)

Included with the control unit are:

1. An heater-sensor board with overheat

shutoff protection, KTY-sensors with

sensor housing , two 3x25 mm

fastening screws and a 1,7 m long

sensor cable, red and white.

2. A plastic bag with three 4 x 20 mm

fastening screws and three spacer

tubes.

3. A replacement overheat protection

module.

General safety precautions

lThis device has not been designed for

being used by persons (including

children) that are physically or mentally

handicapped or have sensory

disabilities. Moreover, it is not allowed

to use this device without sufficient

experience and/or knowledge, unless

these persons will be supervised by

persons responsible for their security

or in case they have been instructed how

to use this device.

lChildren are to be supervised in order

to make sure that they do not play with

this device.

lAttention: It is forbidden to install

the control box in a closed switch

cabinet or behind a wooden panelling!

lThe electrical installation may be

done only by a qualified electrical

technician.

lYou must comply with the regulations of

your power supply company and

applicable VDE regulations (DIN VDE

0100).

lWARNING: Never attempt repairs

or installations yourself, as this

could result in serious injury or death.

Only a qualified technician may remove

the housing cover.

lPlease note the dimensions in the

Assembly of the control unit

Wall mounting

Mount the control unit outside the sauna

cabin only. The most practical mounting

point would be the wall area onto which

the sauna heater is mounted on the inside,

except on the outside of the cabin. If

electrical conduits are present, mount the

control unit accordingly. To mount the

control unit, please follow these

instructions:

assembly instructions, especially when

installing the temperature sensor. The

temperature above the oven is critical for

the temperature setting. The

temperature can be held within operating

parameters and a minimal temperature

gradient inside the bench area of the

sauna cabin can be achieved only if unit

is assembled correctly.

lThe device may only be used as

intended as a control unit for sauna

heaters up to 9 kW. (Up to 36 kW when

combined with a power control unit)

lCompletely disconnect the control

unit from the electrical circuit, i.e. flip

all circuit breakers or the main circuit

breaker during each installation or repair.

lPlease note the safety and installation

information from the sauna heater

manufacturer.

Illust. 1

2. Insert one of the wood screws into the

upper middle hole. This screw will be

the mounting point for the control unit.

Make sure the screw is projecting out

from wall about 3 mm. (Illust. 3.2)

3. Hang the control unit onto the 3 mm

projecting screw. Insert the included

rubber sleeves into the openings on the

back side of the housing and lead the

electrical cable through these openings.

Screw the lower part of the housing onto

the cabin wall using the lower threaded

holes. (Illust. 4)

Please note: If the sauna cabin is not

equipped with electrical conduits, the

electrical cables must be lead along the

outside of the cabin, preferably in one of

the recesses between the wood boards.

Therefore, you have to mount the control

unit farther away from the cabin wall, so

you can lead the cables into the unit. In

this case, use the included 3 spacer tubes

as shown in Illust. 3.3, which hold the lower

part at a distance.

Illust. 3.3Illust . 3.2

Illust . 4

feed-through

channel for power

supply lead wire

feed-through

channel for oven

supply line

feed-through

channel for sensor

lines and LED

feed-through channel

for lamp and fan

upper mounting hole

mounting holes

Illust.3

ca. 20 cm

eye level

ca. 34 cm

19 cm

eye level

17,4 cm

Illust. 3.1

1. Remove the cover of the control unit. To

do this press the fastening tab inwards

with a flat screwdriver and remove the

housing top by pivoting it upwards

(Illust.1). Drill the threaded holes for the

included 4 x 20 mm wood screws

according to Illust. 3 & 3.1.

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GIn general, there can only be one perma-

nentconnectiontothepowersupplynetwork,

to include a device which allows the unit to

be disconnected from the power source with

a contact distance of at least 3 mm from all

terminals.

All electrical installations and connector

cables inside the cabin must be able to

withstand temperatures up to 140°C. Please

usethe table belowtodeterminethe required

cable diameters for this task.

Attach the power supply lead wire as shown

in Illust. 5 to the power supply terminals of

the control unit. Connection instructions are

printed directly in the control unit.

Connecting the sauna oven

Assemble the sauna oven according to the

instructions provided by the manufacturer

in front of the air intake opening.

Lead the silicon lines through the electrical

conduits to their respective terminals on

the control unit and connect them

according to the circuit diagram printed

there.

Please note: If no electrical conduits are

present, drill a hole with a diameter of 10

mm next to the air intake opening and lead

the oven control cables through this hole

to their corresponding terminals (U V W) in

the control unit. To protect the silicon lines

from external influences, install them in a

shielded fashion. For this task, use a fitting

cable or simple PVC conduit and lead the

silicon cable through it to the control unit.

Electrical connection

Theelectrical connection mayonly

be done by a qualified electrical

technician under authority of the

regulations of the local power supply

companyandthose of the VDE.

Lead wire for cabin lighting

Air intake opening

Illust.5

Power supply lead wire

minimum diameter in mm² (copper wire)

connection to 380 V 3N AC

Connector

capacity in

Appropriate for

cabin sizes

(in m³) Power supply lead wire

to the control unit Connector cable

control unit for oven safety fuse

capacity in A

4,5 4 - 6 5 x 2,5 mm² 5 x 1,5 mm² 3 x 16

6,0 6 - 10 5 x 2,5 mm² 5 x 1,5 mm² 3 x 16

7,5 8 - 12 5 x 2,5 mm² 5 x 1,5 mm² 3 x 16

9,0 10 - 14 5 x 2,5 mm² 5 x 1,5 mm² 3 x 16

Connecting the sauna lamp

The sauna lamp must be splashproof (by

Standard IPx4) and resistant to ambient

temperature. The sauna lamp can be

mounted anywhere except in the area of

the rising hot air above the oven.

Connecting the sensor lines

You should not install sensor and power

supply lines together, or lead them through

the same conduit. This can lead to

interferences in the electronics, such as

"fluttering" in the relays. If it is absolutely

necessary to install them together, or the

wire is longer than 3m, you should use a

shielded sensor line such as the LIYLY-O x

0.5 mm²). Connect the shielding to mass

in the control unit.

Please note that the following

measurements are based on values

provided by the unit quality assurance by the

European Standard EN 60335-2-53. In

principle, you must mount the oven sensor

where temperatures are expected to be the

highest. Illust. 7 gives you an overview of the

mounting point of the sensor..

20 cm

Mounting the oven sensor

1. Mount the oven sensor in cabins up to

2 x 2m according to Illust. 7 and 8, in

larger cabins according to Illust. 7 and 9.

19 cm 35 cm

Illust. 7

Illust. 8 Illust. 9

2. Drill a hole to lead the cable through,

preferably through the middle of one of

the wooden boards.

3. Lead the sensor cable through the

drilled hole and attach it to the sensor

line according to Illust. 10.

Hole

Sensor housing

Sauna ceiling

Center sensor

housing on middle

section

Sensor line

Terminals in

the control unit

Illust. 10

Limiter Sensor

4. Attach the lines for the shutoff (white)

and the temperature sensor (red)

according to Illust. 11 to the sensor

board. Then insert the sensor board into

the housing.

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Housing

red

Sensor

board

Illust. 11

Sensor

white (Limiter)

5. Afteryouare finished installingandhave

made sure the control unit is functioning

properly, check the line for overheat

shutoff protection for short circuits. To

do this, release one of the white lines in

the sensor housing. The safety relay of

the control unit should now fall; i.e. the

heating circuit should now be

interrupted.

Buttonfunctions

Operating switch

on - off Lamp

on - off Program

button Selection

buttons

Mode

Operation

P9 Coloured light

Symbol description

TimeF1

P1 Pre-selected time

P2 Heating time

Heating (dry)

Ventilation function

Lamp

Error message

Switching on the device for the first

time

After checking all the connections once

again, connect the device to the mains by

switching on the fuses or mains switch.

On the display appears the flashing

notification.

Afterwards the displays shows "F1" for

short time.

Afterwards the display shows the present

time. The unit is ready to use.

The device is switched on via the " "

button. This also switches on the cubicle

and screen lighting.

On the display appears

12:03

20:03

06:00

20:03

Please confirm with the "Mode" button.

Please chose the wished value with the " "

and " " Please chose the wished value with

the

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20:03

05:58

20:03

05:58

Default parameters

Finnish sauna operation

After switching on the screen displays the

current time and remaining heating time

alternately.

Temperature indicator

The temperature is indicated on the right

side of the screen above the thermometer

icon.

Here the pre-selected temperature is

indicated by an arrow to the right of the

thermometer.

The temperature in the cubicle is shown

by the rising thermometer.

When heating the cubicle the thermometer

fills up to the pre-selected temperature.

Then the control phase starts.

Heating time

the factory setting limits the heating time to

6 hours. This means that after switching

on, the device switches off after 6 hours for

safety reasons.

The remaining heating time is displayed

on the screen alternately with the current

time.

Pre-selected

temperature

Actual

temperature in

the cubicle

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