IVAR Equicalor Operation & User’s Manual

USER’S GUIDE Wireless system for independent management of thermal regulation MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES Sistema inalámbrico para la automa- tización de la termorregulación 300546US-10-14 PATENTED ...

pg. 3 Contents of the package pg. 3 Display and control keys pg. 3 Warnings pg. 4 List of alarms pg. 4 Chronothermostat conditions of warranty pg. 4 Contacts pg. 4 Battery replacement pg. 5 Operating modes pg. 5 Chronothermostat configuration pg. 6 Automatic temperature setting pg. 9 Installing the chronothermostat pg. 10 Technical characteristics of the chronothermostat pg. 12 2. ACTUATOR Features of th ...

 INTRODUCTION The EQUICALOR system consists of a chronothermostat and integrated zone actuators. The chronotermostat can control your plant, managing temperature control. The actuators are installed directly on the radiators to regulate operation in each room. Both the heating and cooling functions of EQUICALOR guarantee optimal room temperature and energy savings during times of the day w ...

settings should preferably be carried out by the installer. 2 . It is important to verify that the batteries are working properly to prevent the heating/cooling system from shutting down due to a lack of power to the chronothermostat. 3 . Observe the following directions for using the batteries: when it is time to dispose of them, place them separately into the appropriate ...

B1 B2 B3 FIG. 2 NOTE: When switched on, the display prompts selection of the language, time and date; the default language is English (To complete this procedure, see ‘Menu Naviga- tion on pg. 6. This paragraphs explains how to use the control keypad). The low battery alarm (L BATT) indicates that the bat- teries are almost discharged and that they will continue to function in anti-freeze m ...

defined period of time, see the paragraph ‘Automatic Temperature setting’ on pg. 9. Automatic mode [MENUàMODEàAUTOMATIC MODEàENABLE AUTOMATIC MODE] For information regarding this mode, see pg. 9.  CHRONOTHERMOSTAT CONFIGURATION To configure the chronothermostat options you must access the MENU. If the display is off, activate it by sim- ply pressing any key. Press the Left multi-fun ...

Time (Daylight saving time) [MENUàSETTINGSàTIMEàD.SAVING TIME] Access the Daylight saving time section to manage the time change. Use the Up/down keys to edit the set- tings. Select ON to activate the time change, or OFF to maintain the standard time throughout the year. When finished, press ENTER. After having activated the time change, during normal operation, the display will indi- cate ...

will light up for 10 seconds and indicate the key to press to unlock the keypad. and OFF disables it. Use the Up/down arrows to edit the setting and then press ENTER. The optimization process is self-regulating and its precision during normal opera- tion is refined each day, improving yield. If the Start up optimization is enabled, start up takes place in advance so that the Comfort ...

In this example, the temperature will be 68 degrees from 18:00 to 20:00, 65 degrees from 20:00 to 21:30 and 62 degrees from 21:30 to 24:00. FIG. 4  AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE SETTING Enable Automatic Mode (Automatic Mode) [MENUàMODEàAUTOMATIC MODEàENABLE AUTOMATIC MODE] If Automatic mode is enabled, the chronothermostat follows a weekly schedule to control the system. It is therefore possibl ...

Follow the instructions below to operate device: 1) Choose a location for the device and mount it on the wall. 2) Insert the batteries. 3) Associate each actuator to the chronothermostat, defining the various zones of the building. (See the paragraph, ‘Association of an actuator with the chrono- thermostat‘ on pg. 19). Typical placement of device The chronothermostat measures the temperature of ...

Wall Installation 1) Open the front panel of the chronothermostat. CAUTION! Make sure to cut-out the voltage to the electrical system before proceeding beyond this point. 2) After loosening the 2 screws, remove the lid of internal box (S), as shown in the figure at the side. Next pass the boiler contact cables through the slot (S1). Connect the power cables to the terminal in posi- tions � ...

CHRONOTHERMOSTAT 1) TRANSMISSION • Transmission frequency: 915.00 MHz • Signal range: 33 yd with no obstacles 2) POWER SUPPLY • Voltage: 4.5V • Type of batteries: 3 AA stylus alkaline batteries (mod. LR6) 1.5V • Outlet type - unipolar contact relay 5A/250Vac - FOR US MARKET: DO NOT CONNECT VOLTAGE HIGHER THAN 24V ac/dc TO THE OUTPUT RELAY! • battery life: 3 years (with brand new, we ...

CHRONO HOUSING UNIT no. 1 HOUSING UNIT no. 2 CHRONO 11) APPLICATION EXAMPLES • application exam- ple 1: boiler • application example 2: zone valve CHRONO 10) WIRING DIAGRAM • electrical connection • application example 3: plant with two generators for WINTER/SUMMER operation. FIG. 7 FIG. 8 FIG. 9 CHRONO 0=WINTER 1=SUMMER 0/1 C NO NC BOILER or ZONE VALVE CHILLER or ZONE VALVE FIG. 1 ...

Each actuator (sold individually; provided separately from the chronothermostat) physically controls the radiator on which it is installed, guided by the chrono- thermostat. If you wish to improve the comfort level of a particu- lar room or part thereof, there is also the possibility of controlling each actuator immediately. In this way, maxi- mum yield is obtained with accuracy and simplicity.  CONTENTS OF THE ...

CLOSING DISTANCE ( X ) MAX= 0.37 in MAX= Ø0.83 in M30x1,5 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS • Temperature limits for transport and storage: from -4 °F to +130 °F • Operating temperature limits: from 23 °F to +110 °F 5) BATTERY STORAGE CONDITIONS • Temperature: 68 °F ensure long battery life 6) CONFORMITY • Reference Standard (EMC): FCC 15 par. 15.247 7) SAFETY • Type of insulation: CLASS ...

With respect to the Set temperature for a single zone in manual or automatic mode of the chronothermostat, it is possible to make an immediate modification to a cer- tain radiator using the front selector key of the actuator concerned. For example, if two rooms are assigned to a certain zone, you are given the opportunity to increase or decrease the temperature present in either of these up to about 6 � ...

 MANUAL RELEASE If necessary, manually enable the emergency setting as indicated below. • Remove the fixing pin from the numbered upper disc (2). • Press the utility key into the housing (3). • Release the actuator, slowly turning the utility key until reaching the required position (4a/4b), as illustrated. 9) Put the numbered disc back in place, making sure the ‘0’ is aligned with the ...

---Date------Time------ID----ERR--- 10/02/11 07.00.00 Ch00 L BATT 03/02/08 11.10.21 Ac02 ERR MO 19/01/12 09.05.30 Ac03 L SIGN 12/01/10 05.22.59 Ac05 ERR TE GENERAL OPERATION NOTES The ambient temperature is detected directly on the chrono for Zone 1 (Master) and on the actuators in Zones 2-8 (Slave). A patented algorithm allows correcting the proximity effect that originates in Zones 2-8 due to ...

Diagnostic (Reset alarms) [*àPLANTàDIAGNOSTICàRESET ALARMS] To delete the alarm chronology, select ON, using the Up arrow. The press ENTER to make the change. Diagnostic (Enable diagnostics mode) [*àPLANTàDIAGNOSTICàENABLE DIAGNOSTICS MODE] To switch the chronothermostat to Test mode, select ON, using the Up arrow. The press ENTER to make the change. Enabling this function, battery co ...

test; see the following paragraph. Verifying correct association When the association procedure is complete, on the chron- othermostat carry out the ‘Identify actuator’ function. See Diagnostics (Identify actuator) on pg. 19. Managing the actuators For correct system operation, the room in which the chron- othermostat is installed MUST by defined as Zone1. The system i ...