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Apator Metra E-ITN 30 EX Series User manual

E-ITN 30.xx EX with a remote sensor
user guide 2023 [EN]
ELECTRONIC HEAT COST ALLOCATOR E-ITN 30.XX EX WITH A REMOTE
SENSOR
escription and usage
E-ITN 30.xx EX is a modern electronic device intended for
ratio based allocation of eat cost in buildings wit central
eating system. Heat cost allocator E-ITN 30.xx uses t e
two-sensor measuring principle – integrates temperature
difference between t e sensor of t e radiator surface
temperature and t e sensor of t e surrounding temperature.
Using t is principle t e allocator ensures measurement of
consumption value only w en t e radiator really emits eat
(i.e. it does not measure in t e summer).
T e allocator wit t e remote sensor is equipped wit a
mec anic and an electronic seal and is delivered in sealed
state wit t e electronic seal activated. In case of
unaut orized removal of t e base plate t e allocator saves
t e date of breac of t e electronic seal to its memory and
stops to s ow measured data on t e display. Only t e notice
oPEn is displayed and indicates t e breac of t e electronic
seal but allocator continues measuring and transmitting t e
measured data. Information about t e breac of t e
electronic seal is available in t e data transmitted by t e
radio module and via IR interface.
Application
In one-tube orizontal/vertical and two-tube eating systems
wit t e lowest mean design eating medium temperature ≥
35 °C and ig est mean design eating medium
temperature ≤ 105 °C.
E-ITN 30.xx EX is not intended for eat cost allocation for
floor eating systems, ceiling radiant eating, flap controlled
radiators, radiators wit fan, systems wit steam eating
medium, air eaters and single tube radiators if exceeds t e
scope of one user. It must not be also used for eating
elements t at s ape and design does not allow reliable
transfer of eat to eat cost allocators.
Eac radiator in billing (account) unit wit common invoicing
eat meter must be equipped wit a eat cost allocator of
t e same type. Tec nical conditions of eating system must
be fulfilled w en using eat cost allocators E-ITN 30.xx EX.
Technical specification
Application tmin ≥ 35 °C
( eating medium) tmax ≤ 105 °C
Measuring principle two-sensor meas. principle
Billing period year (E-ITN 30.2 EX,
E-ITN 30.6 EX)
month (E-ITN 30.4 EX,
E-ITN 30.6 EX)
Dimensions allocator 100 x 37 x 33 mm
Operating frequency 868 MHz (E-ITN 30.2 EX, E-ITN
30.4 EX)
868,95 M z (E-ITN 30.6 EX)
Transmitting power < 5 mW or < 1 mW
Conditions - sensor temperature of
of registration t e radiator ≥ 23 °C
temperature difference between
t e mean eating medium
temperature and t e reference air
temperature <= 5K (according to
standard EN 834:2013), different
conditions for registration in
summer period
Material ABS + PC / Al – F22 (E-ITN 30.2
EX, E-ITN 30.4 EX)
ABS + PC / Al – F (E-ITN 30.6 EX)
IP code IP 42
Conformity EN 834
imensional drawings
Installation of E-ITN 30
1. Install t e base plate to t e radiator according to t e
instructions in Installation and service manual.
2. Slide t e locks in t e upper part of t e sensor ousing
on t e base plate and pus t e bottom part of t e
ousing to t e base plate. T e allocator must be fixed
wit t e latc on bot sides of back plate.
3. T e base of t e allocator is placed on t e wall.
Do not install t e allocator if t e notice Error or Open is
displayed on LCD.
Activation of E-ITN 30
I t e sign uPr is displayed on LCD, t e allocator must be
activated:
1. W en LCD is on and notice uPr is displayed, old t e
button till notice --A - - appears t at indicates sub-
menu activation.
2. Switc to item Act wit s ort button presses if
necessary.
3. W en notice Act appears, press and old t e button till
notice --A - - is displayed. W en you release t e button,
first menu item is displayed.
Reading of measured data
Basic allocator status and measured values can be
displayed on LCD. T e meaning of some values may be
different if t e additional symbol „SM“ at t e rig t bottom
corner is displayed. T ese values are mentioned wit „SM“
symbol in text , e.g. 385 SM.
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E-ITN 30.xx EX with a remote sensor
user guide 2023 [EN]
T e last value s ows t e termination of t e battery lifetime.
To save t e battery, after longer period of inactivity (approx.
1 min.), energy-saving mode is activated and display is
switc ed off. Display can be activated by pus ing t e
button.
W en pus ing t e button briefly, notice ----- on t e display
will appear. If t e button is not pus ed in 1 minute, t e
display will switc off.
isplayed data
E-ITN 30.2 EX, E-ITN 30.4 EX
Value for current billing period 245
Value for last billing period 458 SM
Alp anumerical code for last billing period A.0.i. .t.
Serial number – first part -3400
Serial number – second part 0060-
E-ITN 30.6 EX Wireless M-Bus
Consumption for t e current billing year 245
Consumption for t e past billing year 458 SM
Consumption for t e current billing mont 2.4.5
Consumption for t e past billing mont 4.5.8.SM
Serial number – first part -3400
Serial number – second part 0060-
E-ITN 30.5, E-ITN 30.51 Wireless M-Bus
LCD test
Current date 10.12.
Start of t e billing period u 1.2.
Value for last billing period 458 SM
Average surroundings temperature for last
billing period
23.7°C SM
Value for current billing period 245
E-ITN 30.6 Wireless M-Bus
Value for current year billing period 245
Value for last year billing period 458 SM
Value for current mont billing period 2.4.5
Value for last mont billing period .4.5.8.SM
Serial number – first part -3600
Serial number – second part 0060-
* also ot er items can be displayed based on setting
Transport and storage
Transport
•devices can be transported by all usual covered means
of transport
•devices must be in original package
•originally packed devices must be stored and secured
to avoid mec anical damages during transportation
•devices can not be transported toget er wit
aggressive substances
•temperature during transportation from -10 °C to +50
°C
•relative umidity from 45 % to 75 %
Storage
•devices must be originally packed by manufacturer and
individually stored in antistatic bags
•storage temperature from +10 °C to +30 °C
•relative umidity from 45 % to 75 %
•devices must be stored in clean covered areas wit out
aggressive substances and stored properly to avoid
mec anical damage
isposal
T is device is subject to a waste management in
accordance wit local legislation.
Possible minor faults and their elimination
Any E-ITN 30.xx EX defect s ould be repaired by
manufacturer only.
Warranty terms and conditions
If device is installed and andled according to manufacturer
instructions mentioned in Installation and service manual,
manufacturer provide warranty under t e valid legislation
unless agreed differently.
T e warranty is void if device was used contrary to
Installation and service manual or damaged:
•during transport or storage by customer or reseller
•w en mounted or dismantled to t e customer device
•because of improper andling or installation into ot er
device t an agreed in manual
•if t e product was exposed to different environment
t an agreed in manual
•if mec anically or in ot er way damaged by user
eclaration of conformity, declaration of directive RoHS
You can find declaration of conformity and declaration of
directive RoHS on producer´s web page:
www.metra-su.cz
Warranty and post warranty repairs
Warranty and post warranty repairs ave to be done by
manufacturer. Pack t e defective product and send
back to t e manufacturer's address.
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