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Biologa Danell HWSD65 User manual

300517-925-DATA.ITEC-V2.0.0-300822
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Electrical installation - Cavity wall
Switch boxes HW
Technical data - HWSD65
depth: 47 mm (at version)
diameter: Ø 68 mm
colour: white / silver
material: synthetic material (PP)
standard screw spacing: 60 mm
standard detent spacing: 71 mm
detent support details: breakout gap up to
size 16
panel thickness: 7 - 35 mm
potential connection wire: Cu, 1,5 mm², massive
Technical data - HWASD65
depth: 59 mm (deep version)
diameter: Ø 68 mm
colour: white / silver
material: synthetic material (PP)
standard screw spacing: 60 mm
standard detent spacing: 71 mm
detent support details: breakout gap up to
size 16
panel thickness: 7 - 35 mm
potential connection wire: Cu, 1,5 mm², massive
Scope of application
new construction timber houses,
timber frame construction
renovations
bedroom and children‘s room
oces / PC workrooms
guest room, hotels
hospitals etc.
Scope of delivery
box with appliance screws
technical data sheet
cavity wall boxes for shielding low-
frequency alternating electric elds
special metal vacuum coating
standardised unit screw spacing
mounting with screw or spreader fastening
potential connection wire 1.5 mm² (CU, solid, rigid)
The shielded cavity wall boxes are special metal vacuum-
coated cavity wall boxes for the reduction of low-frequency
alternating electric elds. The metal coating is on the
outside of the box and is provided with a riveted 1.5 mm²
potential equalisation wire. This is connected with box
terminals up to the functional equipotential bonding bar.
The shielded cavity wall boxes are preferably used in new
buildings and for retrotting existing conventional cavity
wall boxes. Due to the low-frequency eld propagation
in wooden or wooden post-and-beam buildings, it is
extremely important to equip the entire house with shielded
boxes and shielded installation cables. In retrospect,
shielding of these elds is hardly, if at all, possible. This is
particularly useful for renovations in sensitive areas such
as bedrooms, children‘s rooms, computer server rooms
or hospitals and in combination with shielded cables.
The shielded cavity wall boxes are also frequently used
to supplement a high-frequency shielding measure
in order to avoid potential gaps in the shielding
surface in the area of the sockets and switches.
In order to maintain the function of airtight walls,
standardised windproong inserts available
on the conventional market can be used.
Wiring in shielded boxes must always be carried
out according to VDE guidelines (functional
equipotential bonding). Further information on
this can be found in our technical data sheet and
at www.funktionspotentialausgleich.de.
Low frequency
Order-No.: 300517 - 41-4483
Short-Desc.: HWSD65
Order-No.: 300925 - 41-4461
Short-Desc.: HWASD65
MADE IN
GERMANY
Deep design HWASD65Flat design HWSD65
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Shielded (building-safe) electrical installation:
To minimise the emission of low-frequency
alternating electric elds, shielded installation
cables and shielded equipment boxes are used.
For the shielding of the components to be eective, they
must be included in the potential bonding. A distinction is
made between protective and functional potential bonding.
Denition of protective equipotential bonding:
(PE, green-yellow) serves protective purposes
and is intended to prevent dangerous touch
voltages as well as to ensure the rapid tripping of
protective devices (e.g. circuit breaker / fuse).
Denition of functional potential bonding:
(FPA) is used to minimise low-frequency alternating
electric elds in shielded installations. In this case,
the connection wires of the coated accessory boxes
are routed to the FPA rail with the shielding wires
(SB) of the shielded installation cables (no further
connection to a protective earth conductor). PE and
FPA are only connected to the main earthing bar.
To avoid confusion with the protective conductor (PE), the
shielding wire (SB) must be insulated or marked magenta
(pink/pink) according to DIN EN 60445 (VDE 0197).
Conditions:
• Solid foundation earth electrode
underneath the moisture insulation
• Application of the TN-S or TT system
• Placing shielded installation cables in a
star conguration as far as possible
• Use of plaster and cavity wall device
boxes in shielded design
• Residual current device with a rated
dierential current IN ≤ 30 mA.
• Include all shielded end circuits for sockets, lamps
and shielded distribution and main circuits.
Distributor:
Step 1: Distribution box
Use protection class I distribution box (metal housing and
metal door) to dissipate the alternating electric elds.
If no distribution box or sub-distribution box with metal
housing is available, mount a metal plate (20 cm larger
all around than the distribution box) under the box. In
the case of plastered-in distribution boxes, work a ne
metallic mesh into the wall cut-out. Connect the metal
plate or the metal mesh properly to PE with ≥ 4 mm²
cross-section. Plastic doors do not allow shielding.
Step 2: Separate busbar
for protective potential bonding PE (green-yellow) and
functional potential bonding FPA (shielding wire).
Building Biology Electrical Installation
Notes for the electrical contractor! Page 1 of 4
Safety!
All work on electrical devices and electrical
systems must be carried out by a qualied be
carried out and checked by a qualied electrician
or under their direction and supervision!
Attention: For all work on the electrical
installation, always disconnect the mains
safely rst and also check it!
Mark functional potential bonding for clarication. Connect main earthing bar to
PE as usual, connect busbar FPA and busbar PE with ≥ 4 mm² cross-section.
In shielded installation cables, an aluminium foil is wrapped
around the cores to shield the alternating electrical elds.
A bare shielding wire (SB) is incorporated
for contacting the foil.
Remove the aluminium foil when stripping the cable.
Connect the shielding wires and the green-
yellow wires (PE) separately to the respective
busbars, otherwise wire the wires as usual.
Step 3: Wire shielded installation cables
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Shielded appliance outlets have a connecting
wire magenta (pink) insulated, with connection
to the metallic outer coating.
This connecting wire is connected to
the FPA in the distribution box.
To do this, insert the magenta (pink) insulated wire
and the magenta (pink) insulated connection of
the device socket into the socket terminal.
Do not use unshielded cables with shielded wall outlets!
Step 6: Connect box terminals
Building Biology Electrical Installation
Notes for the electrical contractor! Page 2 of 4
Device sockets:
The device boxes (plaster or cavity wall design) are
vapour-plated with a conductive metal vacuum coating
to shield the alternating electric eld and are provided
with a connecting wire (transparently insulated).
Step 5: Insulating tube magenta (pink)
Insulating hose according to EN DIN 60445 (VDE 0197) available from Biologa
Danell: ISO-F-FPA - Art.No.: 41-9062 - 760201- magenta - Ø 3,5 mm - Length: 10
Meter
Step 4: Labelling FPA
The labelling eld „Functional potential bonding“
should be attached to the circuit distributor. It
contains notes on the shielded electrical installation
as well as the respective specialists.
Available to cut o in the FPA yer and to print and
cut out following these notes (size DIN A6).
Shielded cables and/or electrically conductive
cables and/or electrically conductive wall
surfaces are connected.
The shielding wires of the cables as well as
the connection of the wall surfaces are con-
nected to the protective conductor rail. If this
connection is loosened, the function of the
shielding is cancelled.
To increase personal and property protection,
all shielded lines and wall surfaces are routed
via a residual current circuit breaker with a
rated differential current ≤ 30 mA.
Applicable standards:
DIN VDE 0100-100
DIN VDE 0100-410
DIN VDE 0100-540
DIN VDE 0185-305-3
DIN EN 60445 (VDE 0197)
www.funktionspotentialausgleich.de
Your electrician:
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
Your consulting expert / measurement technician:
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
Safety!
All work on electrical devices and electrical
systems must be carried out by a qualied be
carried out and checked by a qualied electrician
or under their direction and supervision!
Attention: For all work on the electrical
installation, always disconnect the mains
safely rst and also check it!
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Building Biology Products
and services
®
b
iool ga
Further information at www.biologadanell.com
Biologa Danell GmbH • Hauptstraße 27 • 72336 Balingen • GERMANY • +49 7433 955 7172 • [email protected] • www.biologadanell.com
Step 7: Cavity wall installation
Installation as in step 5 to 6
Typically used products for building biological
(shielded) electrical installation
• Insulating tube magenta (pink)
Biologa Danell: ISO-S-FPA
• Box connecting terminals
• Labelling eld „Functional potential bonding (FPA)“.
Biologa Danell - FPA yer or printout last page
• Installation cable halogen-free (N)HXMH(St)-J
Biologa Danell:
3 x 1.5 mm², 5 x 1.5 mm², 3 x 2.5 mm², 5 x 2.5 mm²
• Appliance boxes with conductive
coating and connection for FPA
• Plaster junction switch box (deep), Plaster junction
switch box (at), Cavity wall junction switch
box (deep) Biologa Danell: UPSD, UPASD
• Cavity wall switch box (at), junction box (including
cover).
Biologa Danell: HWSD, HWASD, HWAK
Building Biology Electrical Installation
Notes for the electrical contractor! Page 3 of 4
Specics:
Attention: please note diusion barrier in
the outer walls of wooden houses!
If no pre-wall installation level is available, there is the
option of a windproof insert (among others). Please ask the
timber house supplier! Otherwise, moist interior air may
penetrate the insulation layer and condensation may occur.
When opening the side tunnel exit of the
cavity wall cans, apply knife or chisel from
the inside and cut out, do not press.
Caution when working below living room
temperature, material becomes brittle.
L1
N
SB
(shield
wire
bare)
PE
Power circuit distributor
PE FPA Main grounding
rail
Device junction box shielded Device junction box shielded
RCD
40/
30mA
Wiring diagram Functional potential bonding - Shielded electrical installation.
L1
N
SB
PE
PE FPA
Main grounding rail
Wall surface 3
Electrically conductive grounding strapElectrically conductive grounding strapElectrically conductive grounding strap
Wall surface 2Wall surface 1
RCD
40/
30mA
Power circuit distributor
Connection diagram functional potential bonding - shielding surfaces.
Safety!
All work on electrical devices and electrical
systems must be carried out by a qualied be
carried out and checked by a qualied electrician
or under their direction and supervision!
Attention: For all work on the electrical
installation, always disconnect the mains
safely rst and also check it!
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DE-DATA.ALL-V2.0.1-200622
Building Biology Products
and services
®
b
iool ga
Further information at www.biologadanell.com
Biologa Danell GmbH • Hauptstraße 27 • 72336 Balingen • GERMANY • +49 7433 955 7172 • [email protected] • www.biologadanell.com
Building Biology Electrical Installation
Labelling eld distributor - functional potential bonding FPA Page 4 of 4
Shielded cables and/or electrically conductive
cables and/or electrically conductive wall
surfaces are connected.
The shielding wires of the cables as well as
the connection of the wall surfaces are con-
nected to the protective conductor rail. If this
connection is loosened, the function of the
shielding is cancelled.
To increase personal and property protection,
all shielded lines and wall surfaces are routed
via a residual current circuit breaker with a
rated differential current ≤ 30 mA.
Applicable standards:
DIN VDE 0100-100
DIN VDE 0100-410
DIN VDE 0100-540
DIN VDE 0185-305-3
DIN EN 60445 (VDE 0197)
www.funktionspotentialausgleich.de
Your electrician:
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
Your consulting expert / measurement technician:
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
Fill in the necessary data in the labelling eld (DIN A6) and then cut it out to stick it in the distribution door or attach it visibly to
the documents. You can also enclose the entire FPA yer with the distributor documents. This is supplied with device boxes and
installation cables. See also www.funktionspotentialausgleich.de 

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