Fenix ECOFLEX G - Příručka (Stránka 7)

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Electrical installation
The convector is equipped with three core feeder cables (A05VVF) for 1/N 230V/50Hz. Coloured marking of conductors:
Phase - brown
Neutral conductor - blue
Pilot conductor - black
The feeder cable is connected to the box on the wall, see picture 6. If the
pilot conductor is not used, it must be connected to a free terminal without
voltage. The feeder cable can be replaced only by the producer or by
confirmed service organisation, because the exchange demands special tools.
Mounting readiness:
Connecting conductor:
a) 4Ox1,5 - protection 10A, to 2200W*
b) 4Ox2,5 - protection 16A, to 3500W*
Circuit of the conductors:
a) The power supply is leaded from the consumer unit through cable 4O, see previous point into mounting box, which is
most often located behind the direct- heating convector.
b) In case of the installation in the bathroom, the convector must be installed in conformity norm.
Connection of the conductors:
a) By connection, follow the coloured marking of the conductors.
b) The grow conductor by cables 40 remains unconnected.
*
Values most often used in house wire installations.
Connection of the pilot conductor
By the connection of the phase on the pilot conductor over time element (e. g. Monotron 200,
Programer 2) comes to decrease of temperature of circa 3,5 °C against comfort temperature which
is set on the thermostat of the convector.
Convector control
Description (pict.7)
Setting of the comfort temperature, you can set the temperature by
means of the control roller of the thermostat.
Setting of the attenuation temperature, the temperature will decrease of
3,5 °C compared to comfort temperature.
Switched off.
Use it in the case that you use an extern control element after the pilot
conductor, e. g. Flash programmer, to control the convector. The tem-
perature is set according to the comfort temperature.
The control roller of the thermostat with the possibility of setting from the
position *(non- frost temperature) up to position 9
Signal tables:
Pict. 6
Pict. 7
Condition Signal