Hager TXM646T Manual
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6LE005186A
~
230V~
Hager 06.18 - 6LE005186A
Safety instructions
Electrical devices must only be installed and
assembled by a qualied electrician. The
accident prevention recommendations
applicable in the country must be followed.
Failure to follow the installation instructions
may result in damage to the device, re or
other dangers. Please follow the
recommendations and standards applicable for
SELV electrical circuits during installation and
when laying cables. Before any work on the
device or the load, switch off the power to the
installation. Do not forget all the circuit
breakers that deliver voltages which are
potentially dangerous to the device or the load.
Risk of electric shock. The device is not
suitable for disconnection/sectioning. These
instructions are an integral part of the product
and must be kept by the end user.
How to dispose of this product (electrical
and electronic equipment waste). (Applicable
in European Union countries and other
European countries with selective waste
collection systems). This symbol on the product
or its documentation indicates that it must not be
disposed of with other household waste at the end of its
life cycle. As disposing of waste inappropriately may harm
the environment or human health, please separate it from
other types of waste and recycle it responsibly. In this
way you will contribute to the sustainable re-use of
material resources.
Individuals should contact the retailer who sold them the
product or contact their local council to find out where
and how they can dispose of this product for recycling in
an environmentally friendly manner. Companies should
contact their suppliers and read the terms of their sales
contract. This product must not be disposed of with the
other commercial waste.
TYM646R
TYM646T
TXM646R
TXM646T
6 heating outputs with regul. mod.
6 heating outputs mod.
6 heating outputs with regul. mod.
(new easy)
6 heating outputs mod (new easy)
Presentation of the device
Image 1: presentation of the device
1 Connection to the power supply (N, L)
2 Connection of thermal actuators
• upper group: outputs C1 + C3 + C5
• lower group: outputs C2 + C4 + C6
3 Auto/Manu switch ( )
4 Status LED
5 Local command buttons
6 Illuminated physical addressing button
7 Label holder
8 KNX bus connection terminals (-, +)
Function
System information
This device is a product of KNX system and
complies with KNX guidelines. Detailed,
specialised knowledge obtained through specific
KNX training courses is required for full
understanding of the system. The device is
programmed, installed and started up with
certified KNX software.
ETS start-up
The functions of this device are software- and
configuration-dependent. The application software
is available in the product database. The product
database, technical descriptions and conversion
programmes as well a other up-to-date assistance
software are available on our website.
Easy start-up
The functions of this device are software- and
configuration-dependent. It can also be configured
a tool specifically developed for easy set-up and
start-up.
This configuration method is only possible with
devices which are compatible with the Easy
system. The Easy configuration method allows for
simple set-up through a graphic interface.
Preconfigured standard functions are assigned to
the in/outputs by means of the configuration tool.
Functional description
The device receives telegrams from the sensors or
other controllers via the KNX installation bus and
switches the valves equipped with electrothermal
motors (actuators) with its 6 triac type outputs.
The triac used at output enables the valves to
switch silently. This product comes in 4 variants
which are distinguished by:
6 heating
outputs
6 heating &
regulation
outputs (t°)
TXM646T TXM646R
TYM646T TYM646R
Typical scenario
• Switching by electrothermal actuators (230 V~
or 24 V~) contact (triac type).
• Integration in the electrical box and rail mounting
according to DIN EN 60715.
• Integration in a hot water distribution cabinet and
installation in a wall mounted box (TGC600
accessory).
Product features
• ON/OFF switch or pulse width modulation
(PWM) mode.
• Compatible with 230 V~ or 24 V~ actuators.
• Possibility of manually controlling outputs on the
device, site mode.
• Product secured against overloading and
short-circuits (see chapter: Meaning of LEDs),
• Valve blocking function,
• Valve failure detection,
• Product power supply failure detection,
• Temperature sensor failure detection: application
of fallback mode.
• Bus connection with the KNX connection
terminals.
Protection against overloading
To protect the device and the connected
actuators, in case of overloading or short-circuit,
the device determines the output concerned.
During this search cycle, the product disables the
output group (C1 + C3 + C5) or (C2 + C4 + C6)
according to the defective outputs. Once
identified, the latter remain disabled, and the
others return to automatic mode.
Test and start-up
Auto/Manu switch and local command buttons 3
5:
• In switch Manu ( ) position , the buttons 3 5
enable you to control the actuators connected to
the outputs. Pressing once changes the output
status to 0%, pressing twice changes it to 50%
and pressing a third time changes it to 100%.
This cycle is repeated after the 3
rd press.
The cycle time applied manually is
defined at configuration or 20 minutes by
default.
• Use the Switch Auto position in operating 3
mode or to configure the product.
In switch Auto position , the buttons are 3 5
inactive and the outputs respond to orders from
the KNX bus.
Meaning of LEDs 4
If the product has the temperature
regulation function, you can use the
temperature sensors built in to the
communicating buttons. In this case, for
optimal temperature regulation, it is
recommended to use buttons that are not
equipped with LEDs.
Illuminated physical addressing button 6
Press the illuminated button to physically 6
address the product or check the presence of the
bus (LED lit = bus presence and product physically
addressed).
Assembling the device
Irrespective of the assembly used (in an electrical
box on DIN rail or in a wall mounted box), you
must ensure the device is at the right temperature
with sucient cooling. For wall mounting in a box
outside the electrical cabinet, Hager recommends
the item TGC600.
LED LED/Operation status
Red
heating mode OK
heating in safety mode
Blue
cooling mode OK
cooling in safety mode
Orange
short-circuit detection in progress
short-circuit detected
White
overload detected, load shedding
in progress
Orange
loss of power (lighting moved from
C1 to C6 until main power returns)
Green
manual mode, output 50%
manual mode, output 100%
Image 2: LED operation and status
• upper group: outputs C1 + C3 + C5
• lower group: outputs C2 + C4 + C6
For Hager valves, please refer to the table below:
By output By group
of 3 outputs
Maximum number of
EK723 Valves (230V~) 4 12
Maximum number of
EK724 Valves (24 V~) 4 4
For valves of other brands, please observe the
maximum current consumptions described below.
Typically, a valve's consumption is divided into 3
separate phases:
Depending on the brands, the maximum current
consumptions during these 3 phases, as well as
the length of these 3 phases, vary. You must refer
to the tables below and the valves’ technical sheet
to adjust the size of your installation. You must of
course take into account the most unfavourable
scenario:
230 V ~ valves By output By group of 3 outputs
Max inrush current
t < 200 ms 2.2 A 6.6 A
Max start-up current
200 ms < t < 3 min 30 s 0.6 A 1.8 A
Max current at steady state
t > 3 min 30 s 45 mA 135 mA
24 V ~ valves By output By group of 3 outputs
Max inrush current
t < 200 ms 2.2 A 2.2 A
Max start-up current
200 ms < t < 4 min 30 s 0.9 A 0.9 A
Max current at steady state
t > 4 min 30 s 500 mA 500 mA
The continual overload detection function
built in to the product can detect whether
too many valves are connected to an
output or a group of 3 outputs (see
Protection against overloading).
Start-up
ETS
Loading the physical and application software
address:
• switch on the bus voltage,
• press the programming key,
• load the physical address in the device,
• download the application software to the device,
• note the physical address on the device label,
• stick the label to the device.
If an incorrect ETS application is loaded,
we observe a chase of LEDs C1-C3
C2-C4 C3-C6 in red.
Easy
Consult the detailed description of the easy link
service module for more information on the
configuration of the installation.
Technical features
Configuration mode ETS and Easy ..........................
KNX communication media TP1 ..............................
Power supply
KNX power supply voltage 20 ... 30 V= SELV .........
Product and valves power supply voltage:
- 230 V~ +10/-15% ...................................................
- 240 V~ +/-6% .........................................................
- 24 V~ +/-5% ...........................................................
Network frequency 50/60 Hz ...................................
Consumption on the KNX bus:
- typical 18.5 mA ......................................................
- in standby . 5 mA ...................................................
Ambient conditions
Operating temperature -5°C…+45°C ......................
Storage / transport
temperature -25°C … +70°C ...................................
Relative humidity 95% at 25°C ...............................
Pollution level 2 .......................................................
Insulation class 2 .....................................................
Box protection rating: IP 20
Protection rating .box under faceplate: IP30
Impact resistance IK04
Maximum operating altitude 2,000 m ......................
Action type 2Y .........................................................
Surge voltage 4 kV ..................................................
Circuit breaker protection 16 A ................................
Voltage and current declared for
EMC emission testing.......... 230 V~ 1 A / 24 V~ 1A
Box
Footprint 72 mm / 4 modules ..................................
Installation method DIN rail according to EN 60715
Output connection
Type of KNX connection KNX terminals
Type of connection Screw terminal .........................
- rigid 0.5... 2.5 mm² ................................................
- flexible 0.5... 2.5 mm² ............................................
Type of screw impression PZ1
Maximum tightening torque 0.5 Nm .......................
Connection diagram
• Device must only be installed by an electrician.
• Follow the SELV installation rules.
12 max
12 max
12 max
12 max
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Image 3: valves equipped with thermal actuators with 230 V ~ power supply
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230 V
24 V
~ ~
4 ma
x 4
max
4 ma
x 4
max
Image 4: valves equipped with thermal actuators with 24 V ~ power supply
Depending on the number of valves to be supplied with 24 V ~, Hager provides the following
230 V/24 V~ transformers: ST312-25 VA, ST313-16 VA, ST314-40 VA or ST315-63 VA.
Number of valves to connect
To adjust the size of your installation, you must check 2 criteria:
• the number of valves connected to each output,
• the number of valves connected to the group of 3 outputs:
OR
OR
Current inrush
phase
Start-up phase Steady state
phase
Hager Controls S.A.S. - 33 rue Saint-Nicolas - B.P. 10140 - 67703 SAVERNE CEDEX - France - www.hager.com
Produkt Specifikationer
Mærke: | Hager |
Kategori: | Skifte |
Model: | TXM646T |
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