Apator E-ITN 30.51 User manual

E-ITN 30.51 / 30.6
Electronic double-sensored heating cost allocator with radio module
OPERATION MANUAL
1. Application
E-ITN 30.51 and E-ITN 30.6 cost allocators for heat
meters is a device that registers the temperature dif-
ference between the radiator surface and the room.
On this basis the calculation system, strictly con-
nected with the structure of given allocator, allows
to determine which part of the costs of heat con-
sumed during the heating period in the given build-
ing falls to the apartment in which given radiator is
located.
2. Cost allocator structure
The allocator is equipped with mechanical and elec-
tronic seals that protect it against unauthorized ac-
cess. The electronic seal is activated already during
the production process, whereas the mechanical
seal (clamp seal) is activated during the installation
of the device on a radiator. In case of unauthorized
opening of the allocator, the device will save the date
of electronic seal breakage in its memory and will
stop showing the data on the display. The display
will show the desription „Open”, which indicates un-
authorized opening of the device. The allocator will
continue the measurement and data transmission!
The information about broken electronic seal will be
available among the data transmitted via the radio
module as well as the IR infrared interface. The de-
vice is powered with lithium battery and equipped
with 16 byte microcontroller with very low energy
consumption, as well as with the radio module.
3. Cost allocator performance
The cost allocator operates based on double-sensor
measurement method, where one sensor measures
the temperature of radiator surface and the other
sensor measures the air temperature in the room.
The allocator starts to calculate the units when the
temperature of radiator measurement sensor is
higher or equal 23 °C and the difference between
the temperature of radiator surface and room tem-
perature is higher or equal 5 °C. The units shown on
LCD display are dimensionless units not connected
with any physical quantities. The amount of calcu-
lated units allows to settle the costs incurred to the
occupant for heating the at.
Warning: The cost allocator is resistant against any
manipulations. In the event of a manipulation, the
allocator automatically switches to one-sensor op-
eration mode (less convenient for the users). The al-
locator will switch back to standard operation mode
(double-sensor mode) after the manipulation has
stopped.
4. Failure mode
The cost allocator switches automatically from op-
eration mode to failure mode when the microcon-
troller identies a serious system failure. In failure
mode the allocator constantly shows „Error” mes-
sage on the display. Cost allocator does not meas-
ure the temperature and neither calculates nor
transmitts the measured data, it only updates the
date. In case of power failure, the data will not be
completely lost because the allocator saves the data
to its non-volatile memory every day. Saved data can
be restored using special equippment.
5. Battery life
Battery life is 10 years + 1 year. The information
about battery life is stored in microcontroller’s
memory. In case of the allocator’s operation in the
last (tenth) year of battery life, the display will show
a ashing symbol „BAT”. After the expiry of this pe-
riod „BAT” symbol will be displayed permanently.
5-digit LCD display
+ 2 special char-
acters
Read button 1x
press and release
Readings will appe-
ar on the display as
described in point 6
4-digit code with
the indication of
respectively the
month and two last
numbers of manu-
facturing year
Device type
IR port - manual
infrared reading
ofindications
8-digit device
number Bar code
of the device

6. Reading the cost allocator’s indications
6.1. Reading the indications from the display
Heating cost allocator 30.51
Display OFF
8.8.8.8.8.SMBAT Display test
3.12. Current date
u 1.12. Starting date of the annual billing
period
1258SM
The heat meter measurement for
the previous annual billing period
22.7°_CSM
Mean temperature in the room in
the previous annual billing period
526 The hear meter measurement for
the current annual billing period
Heating cost allocator 30.6
Display OFF
2245 Measurement for current accounting
period of one year
4458SM
Measurement for previous accounting
period of one year
...5.8. Measurement for current accounting
period of one month
.2.1.5.8.SM
Measurement for previous accounting
period of one month
-3600 Serial number of the allocator - upper
part
0060- Serial number of the allocator - lower
part
53.3°C Radiator sensor temperature *
32.7°CSM Ambient sensor temperature *
u 1.2. Start date of the accounting period
of one year *
10.12. Current date *
12-45 Current time *
Legend
Pushing the button shortly
the menu items on the display change every 6
seconds
Button is not pushed during 20 seconds
Button is not pushed during ~1.5 minute what
puts the device into sleep mode (display OFF)
*) Position display may be turned off during congu-
ration of the device
6.2. Radio reading
Due to the integrated radio module of the cost allocator, its
indications can be read by the meter reader remotely, with-
out the necessity to enter the at. Thus it is not required
that the user is present in the at during the reading.
Measured data are transmitted in short frames with
transmission time:
• 30.51 ~ 5 ms with transmission frequency every 30
seconds in the rst month and every 240 seconds in the
other 11 months of the annual period
• 30.6 ~ 5 ms and transmission frequency from
44 seconds (accounting period) up to 12 minutes
(summer time).
The power of radio transmitter is 1 mW.
6.2.1. Data sent by the cost allocator via
the radio module
– Serial number of cost allocator
– Start date of accounting period
– Reading date
– Electronic seal breakage date
– Measurement of current accounting period ofoneyear
– Measurement of previous accounting period ofone year
Additional data sent only by the 30.51 heat meter:
– Mean temperature in the previous billing year
– Mean temperature in the current billing year
Additional data sent only by the 30.6 heat meter
– Measurement of current accounting period of one
month
– Measurement of previous accounting period ofone
month
– Average ambient temperature of radiator for previous
accounting period of one month
6.3. IR port reading
Reading of the cost allocator’s indications can be per-
formed using a special infrared reading device, which
shall be put to IR port.
I.EN.027/2016
Apator Powogaz S.A.
ul. Klemensa Janickiego 23/25, 60-542 Poznań, Poland
www.apator.com
Do not place the used device together
with municipal waste. Take it to a waste
segregation point – comply with the rules
of recycling.