ETC Echoflex ELED3 Bedienungsanleitung

Page 1ELED3(H) Installaon Guide

Installation Guide

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

READ AND FOLLOW ALL

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• CAUTION - This equipment has more than one

power supply connection point. To reduce the risk

of electric shock, disconnect both the branch circuit-

breakers or fuses and emergency power supplies

before servicing.

• CAUTION – Risk of Electric shock hazard. The

controller uses high voltage and should only be

installed by qualied personnel in accordance with

National Electrical Code and any local regulations.

• CAUTION - To avoid electrical overload, total

connected load should not exceed output rating.

• This product is suitable for use in dry locations

where the ambient temperature is -5°C to +50°C

(23°F to 122°F).

• Do not use outdoors.

• Do not mount near gas or electric heaters

• Equipment should be mounted in locations and

at heights where it will not be subjected to

SAVE

THESE INSTRUCTIONS

ELED3(H) Tri-Zone Dimming Controller

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tampering by unauthorized personnel.

• The use of accessory equipment not

recommended by the manufacturer may cause an

unsafe condition.

• Do not use this equipment for other than its

intended use.

• Servicing should be performed by qualied ser-

vice personnel.

• Pollution Degree:2

Page 3ELED3(H) Installaon Guide

Overview

This guide covers the Tri-Zone Dimming Controller, model ELED3-BU 120-277

and ELED3H-AU 240-347. Both models are equipped with a 902 MHz radio.

The box contents includes the controller and installation guide. A programming

guide with detailed features of the controller is available for download on www.

echoexsolutions.com.

The controller includes Simple Tap™ technology which

allows installers and facility operators to manage

conguration settings without any tools.

See wiring diagrams on page 4 for detailed output load

ratings

Preparing To Install The Controller

The controller should be mounted in locations and at

heights where it will not be subjected to tampering by

unauthorized personnel. The controller is mounted using the conduit nipple for

mounting the controller to electrical junction boxes or panels. You will require

hand tools and supplies (not provided) to install the controller.

• Screwdrivers, pliers, wire cutters, wire insulation stripping tool

• Appropriately sized wire nuts

• Small cable ties

Installing the Controller

For best results mount the controller on the outside of the electrical box

either directly at the electrical load or before the load in the circuit.

Review these instructions completely before installing the controller.

1. Locate the circuit breaker panel and terminate power to the circuit.

2. Remove all face plates and other hardware from the junction box so

you can access the high voltage wires.

3. Mount the controller to the exterior of the junction box or panel with

the ½” threaded nipple.

4. Refer to the wiring diagram to connect the controller to line power,

neutral and load wires. Use wire nuts on all connections and

individually cap any bare wires (except orange antenna wire).

5. Connect the gray and purple wires to the drivers’ or ballasts’ dimming

interface. Ch 1 - Violet and Red, Ch 2 - Violet and Blue, CH 3 Violet

and Green

6. Replace the electrical box faceplate.

Scan QR code for link to

programming guide

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7. Restore power to the circuit.

8. If the controller was pre-commissioned you can use one of the

pre-linked devices to test the controller operation. If the controller

was not pre-commissioned by the factory, refer to the section of

this guide titled Linking the First Switch. Use this switch to verify the

controller functionality.

Wiring Diagram

iNote: Always follow applicable NEC and local electrical code

requirements when installing and powering the controller.

iNote: The Micro USB port is for factory use only. Do not attach

cables or accessories to this port

The use of accessory equipment not recommended by the manufacturer

may cause an unsafe condition. Do not use this equipment for other than

its intended use. Do not use outdoors.

Electrical Terminations

Use only UL approved wire when making connections to the controller,

see table below.

Controller's Wire Details

Connecon Color Specicaon

Load Red 14AWG 600V

Neutral White 14AWG 600V

Line Black 14AWG 600V

Dimming 0-10V Violet /Stripe 18AWG 600V

Dimming GND Gray 18AWG 600V

The controller has an external orange antenna wire. Do not cut, cap or

connect this wire.

Tri-Zone Dimming Controller

Power

LED

Clear

Button

Learn

Button

Learn

LED

Max. Switching Load

(ELED3) 20A@ 120-277VAC Electronic Ballast or LED Driver

(ELED3H) 20A@ 240-277VAC Electronic Ballast or LED Driver

(ELED3H)16A@ 347VAC, Electronic Ballast or LED Driver

Antenna (orange)

Do not cut or cap

Black - Line

120-277VAC OR

240-347VAC model

@ 50/60 Hz

500 mW max

White - Neutral Red - Load, switched Hot

Violet - Dimming 0-10V

Gray - Dimming COM

LED Driver

Max. Dimming Load 100 mA sinking

Max. Impulse Voltage: 4000V

Internal Relay: Type 1.C

Dimming outputs is Class 1 circuit

Independently Mounted Control for

Panel/Surface Mount

Neutral, Hot

To LED

Driver #2 & #3

Channel 2 - Violet & Green

Channel 3 - Violet & Blue

Channel 1 - Violet & Red

Common To LED

Driver #2 & #3

0-10V Dimming To LED Driver #2

0-10V Dimming To LED Driver #3

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Power to the controller is connected between the White (Neutral) and the

Black Line power: ELED3 (120-277VAC) OR ELED3H (240-347VAC). The Class

1 power limited dimming lines (purple and gray wires) can be used to provide

0-10V control of a dimming ballast or LED driver (one per channel).

Wiring Diagrams - For use in Emergency Fixtures (2 of 2)

Tri-Zone Dimming Controller

Power

LED

Clear

Button

Learn

Button

Learn

LED

LED Driver

Baery Backup # 1

Baery Backup # 2

Baery Backup # 3

LED Emmier

# 1

Normal Hot

Normal Neutral ELED3 Load Control

Ch 1

Dim + Dimming Common

LED +

LED - LED -

LED +

LED -

LED +

LED -

LED +

LED -

LED +

LED -

LED Emmier

# 2

LED Emmier

# 3

LED Driver

Ch 2

Dim +

Ch 3

Dim +

HOT

Baery

Backup

#2 & #3

Neutral

To Baery

Backup #2

& #3 Neutral,

ELED3(H)

Load

Control &

Dimming

Common

To LED

Driver

#2 & #3

Neutral

Tri-Zone Dimming Controller

Power

LED

Clear

Button

Learn

Button

Learn

LED

Normal Hot

LED Driver

Normal Neutral

Emergency Hot

Emergency Neutral

U L 9 2 4

Emergency

Bypass Relay

with appropriate

voltage rang

Normal Control Sense

Normal

Emergency

Load

LED Driver Neutral

LED

Driver

Hot

Ch 1 Dimming +

Violet & red

Ch 3 Dimming + Violet & Blue

Ch 2 Dim +

Violet & Green

Dimming Common

LED Driver

To LED Driver #2 & #3

Wiring Diagrams - For use in Emergency Fixtures (1 of 2)

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Linking the First Switch

Use this method to link the rst switch, this method will link the switch to all

three channels. Use the learn button to link additional devices.

1. If the controller already has a sensor linked, press the TEACH button on

the linked sensor and proceed to step 2 within 60 seconds.

2. Click the wireless switch paddle ON three times, OFF three times and

ON three times sequentially within 5 seconds. The relay will toggle and

the red POWER LED will begin a repeating blinking pattern to indicate

the linked switch, see the section on LED blink codes.

LEARN button

The LEARN button is used to link switches or sensors to the controller, the

Learn LED and Power LED are tricolor and indicate which channel is in Learn

mode. In Channel 1 learn mode the learn LED will be red and the power LED

will be toggling red. In Channel 2 learn mode the learn LED will be green and

the power LED will be toggling green. In Channel 3 learn mode the learn LED

will be blue and the power LED will be toggling blue.

1. Press the button marked LEARN for a half second. In link mode the

LEARN LED will stay ON and the POWER LED will toggle every two

seconds. The LEDs will be a color that correlates to the channel

((Red=CH1; Green=Ch2; Blue=CH3)

2. When linking a wall switch, press the switch paddle ON three times.

If linking a sensor, press the sensor’s TEACH or LINK button, refer

to the sensor’s documentation. Occupancy sensors will be linked to

all channels regardless of which channel’s link mode the controller is

in. Photo sensors can only be linked while in channel 1 learn mode or

channel 2 learn mode. Photo sensors will be linked to both channels

1 and 2 regardless of which of these learn modes the controller is in.

The POWER LED will remain lit for four seconds while it links the new

device. It will resume toggling allowing you to link another device up to

a total of twenty devices.

3. To exit link mode, press and release the LEARN button on the controller.

iNote: Linking a switch or sensor that is already linked to a channel,

will remove or unlink it from the channel.

iNote: Link mode will time out after no activity in thirty seconds.

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CLEAR button

Using the CLEAR button can reload the controller to the factory pre-

commissioned settings with linked devices OR it can load the factory default

parameters and remove all linked devices.

• To return the controller to the factory pre-commissioned state, press

the CLEAR button until the red POWER and green LEARN LEDs start

blinking, approximately 5 seconds. Release the button and the red

POWER LED will begin blinking indicating the factory commissioned

pre-linked devices.

• To completely clear the controller returning it to factory default

settings removing all linked devices, press the CLEAR button until the

red POWER and green LEARN LEDs come on solid, about 15 seconds,

then release. The POWER LED will stay ON solid indicating the factory

default state.

LED Blink Codes and Operation

The tables below describe the LED activity and associated mode of the

controller.

If the controller was factory pre-commissioned, upon power up it will

immediately begin blinking the red POWER LED based on the type and count

of linked devices. The type is indicated by long blinks followed by short blinks

counting the number of devices linked. This pattern will repeat after a short

pause.

The table below describes the number of LED blinks for each device type.

POWER LED Blink Codes

Channel 1 links appear in red. Channel 2 links appear in green. Channel 3 links

appear in blue.

factory default

(links only)

ON Solid

switches 1 long blink followed by short blinks counng switches

occupancy sensors 2 long blinks followed by short blinks counng

sensors (linked to all channels regardless of link channel)

photo sensor 3 long blinks followed by a short blinks counng

sensors (Only CH 1 & CH 2 - Linked to both CH1 & CH 2)

central command 4 long blinks followed by short blinks counng

devices

demand response 5 long blinks followed by short blinks counng

devices

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Operang Mode and LED Acvity

Mode LEARN LED

Red-CH1;

Green-CH2;

Blue-CH3

POWER LED

Red-CH1;

Green-CH2;

Blue-CH3

Relay/Light

link mode ON toggle toggle

storing ID ON ON 4 seconds ON 4 seconds

clearing ID ON OFF 4 seconds OFF 4 seconds

factory default O (ash on

power up)

ON solid ON

Listings & Regulatory Statements

UL Listed Component

Certied UL Standard 924

Certied UL Standard 60730

Certied CAN/CSA Std E60730

UL 2043 Plenum rated

California Energy Commission Title 24 - CEC

Washington State Energy Code - WSEC

ANSI / ASHRAE / IES Standard 90.1

International Energy Conservation Code - IECC

New York City Energy Conservation Code - NYCECC

FCC Part 15.231

Contains FCC ID: SZV-STM300U

IC RSS-210FCC Part 15.231

Contains FCC ID: SZV-STM300U

The enclosed device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(i.) this device may not cause harmful interference and

(ii.) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

Echoﬂex Solutions

38924 Queens Way, Unit #1, Squamish, BC, V8B 0K8, Canada n+1 778-733-0111

echoﬂexsolutions.com n8DC-5808-2.1 nDocument Part # 8189M21-5808-1 Rev E n12/20

Product information and specifications subject to change without notice.

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