Danfoss living connect User manual

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Installation and User Guide
living connect®
Electronic Radiator Thermostat

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Installation Guide
1. Installation
1.1 Identify your living connect® thermostat............................................. 4
1.2 In the package ..................................................................... 4
1.3 Overview of valve adapters ......................................................... 5
1.4 Installing the right adapter ......................................................... 6
1.5 Inserting the batteries.............................................................. 7
1.6 Using the buttons .................................................................. 7
1.7 Installing living connect® ............................................................ 8
1.8 Automatic adjustments............................................................. 8
1.9 Removing living connect® ........................................................... 9
1.10 Resetting living connect® to default settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.11 Removing an adapter from living connect® ......................................... 10
2. Technical specications................................................................. 11
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User Guide
3. Overview of display and control buttons ............................................... 12
4. Connecting living connect® to a Danfoss Link™ system
4.1 Conguring rooms in Danfoss Link™ CC ............................................ 12
4.2 Connecting living connect® to Danfoss Link™ CC .................................... 12
4.3 Testing the connection ............................................................ 14
5. Additional settings
5.1 Adjustments for over/undersized radiators......................................... 14
5.2 Open-window function............................................................ 15
5.3 Automatic valve exercising ........................................................ 15
6. Safety precautions...................................................................... 15
7. Disposal ................................................................................ 15

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1. Installation
1.1 Identify your living connect® thermostat
LIVING CONNECT
INTELLIGENT RADIATOR THERMOSTAT
DANFOSS RA CONNECTION5702420110257
014G0001
living connect®comes in several versions to meet the demands of
dierent markets.
You identify your version by the code number on the box label.
Adapters for a range of dierent valves types are available as acces-
sories, see chapter 1.3.
Code no. Version characteristics Quick guide languages
014G0001 Incl. pre-mounted RA adapter UK, DE, DK, NL, FR, PL, SE, FI
014G0002 Incl. RA + M30 x 1.5 adapters UK, DE, DK, NL, FR, PL, SE, FI
014G0003 Incl. RA + M30 x 1.5 adapters UK, CZ, SK, RU, TR, HU, HR, SI
1.2 In the package
living connect® 014G0001 is supplied with a pre-mounted adapter for Danfoss RA valves, two
alkaline AA batteries, a 2 mm Allen key and a Quick Guide in languages English, German, Danish,
Dutch, French, Polish, Swedish and Finnish.
living eco®
Quick Start Guide
MAKING MODERN LIVING POSSIBLE
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living connect® sensor Alkaline AA batteries Allen key, 2 mm Quick Guide and “Hanger”
living connect® 014G0002 and 014G0003 are supplied with adapters for Danfoss RA valves and
valves with M30 x 1.5 (K) connections, two alkaline AA batteries, a 2 mm Allen key and a Quick
Guide in English, German, Danish, Dutch, French, Polish, Swedish and Finnish (014G0002) or in
English, Czech, Slovak, Russian, Turkish, Hungarian Croatian and Slovenian (014G0003).
living eco®
Quick Start Guide
MAKING MODERN LIVING POSSIBLE
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living connect®
sensor
Adapter for
RA valves
Adapter for
M30 x 1.5 (K) valves
Alkaline
AA batteries Allen key, 2 mm Quick Guide and “Hanger”
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1.3 Overview of valve adapters
Adapters for a wide range of dierent valve types are available as accessories.
Adapter type Code no. Adapter Valve
For Danfoss
RA valves 014G0251
For M30 x 1.5 (K)
valves 014G0252
For Danfoss
RAV valves
014G0250
34
For Danfoss
RAVL valves
26
For Danfoss
RTD valves 014G0253
For M28 valves:
- MMA 014G0255
- Herz 014G0256
- Orkli 014G0257
- COMAP 014G0258
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1.4 Installing the right adapter
Adapter for RA valves (pre-mounted on 014G0001)
1. 2.
Place the RA adapter on the valve as shown. Tighten the adapter with the 2 mm Allen key.
Adapter for M30 x 1.5 (K) valves
1. 2.
Place the K adapter on the valve as shown. Hand-tighten the K adapter (max. 5 Nm).
Adapter for RAV valves (accessory)
1. 2.
Click the inner adapter on the valve. Hand-tighten the outer adapter (max. 5 Nm).
Adapter for RAVL valves (accessory)
1. 2.
Click the inner adapter on the valve. Hand-tighten the outer adapter (max. 5 Nm).
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Adapter for RTD valves (accessory)
1. 2.
Place the RTD adapter on the valve as shown. Hand-tighten the RTD adapter (max. 5 Nm).
Adapters for M28 valves (accessories)
Please follow the instructions supplied with the valve adapter for the specific M28 valve.
1.5 Inserting the batteries
Remove the battery cover and insert two AA batteries. Make sure the
batteries are correctly oriented.
Rechargeable batteries must not be used.
When replacing batteries the programme settings will be preserved,
but after two minutes the settings for time and date are reset.
The low battery symbol is displayed approx. one month before the
batteries run out.
After approx. two weeks the symbol will ash 14 times from 19:00
to 21:00 hrs.
Before the batteries run out living connect®will leave the valve in a
slightly open position to protect the valve from damage.
1.6 Using the buttons
living connect®has two arrow buttons which allow you to navigate
the display and the menus and to set the temperature*.
The dot button is used to select and conrm.
If the display is o, press either button to activate the display.
*The temperature is usually controlled via Danfoss Link™ CC, but may be
changed at any time using the thermostat’s buttons. If this is done, the
thermostat sends a message to Danfoss Link™ CC, instructing it to synchro-
nise the other thermostats in the same room.
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1.7 Installing living connect®
1. 2.
living connect®must be in Installation Mode
to be xed correctly onto the valve. This is
indicated by a large, ashing Min the display.
Installation Mode can be selected by pressing
for 3 seconds until Mis displayed, then
release and press again.
Screw living connect®onto the adapter and
tighten by hand (max. 5 Nm).
While slightly pressing forward, turn living
connect®clockwise untill it locks, then tighten.
3. 4.
Press to fix living connect®. Icons for Network Connection and Alarm are
flashing, indicating living connect® is ready for
connection with Danfoss Link™ CC.
1.8 Automatic adjustments
During the rst night of operation living connect® will shut o the radiator heat and then open
again to detect the exact opening point of the valve. This will allow living connect® to control the
heat as eciently as possible. If necessary, the procedure is repeated once a night for up to a week.
You might experience the valve being warm during the adjustment procedure, regardless of the
room temperature.
Intelligent Control (Forecast)
During the first week of operation living connect®learns when it is necessary to start heating the
room in order to reach the correct temperature at the correct time.
The intelligent control will continuously adjust the heating time compared to seasonal tempera-
ture changes.
Using Saving Program requires that your heating system has enough heat for a short period during
heat up. If your experience problems you should contact your installer.
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1.9 Removing living connect®
1. 2.
Activate Installation Mode: Press for 3
seconds to select the Function Menu.
Select Mwith . When Mflashes, press .
A large Mis flashing in the display to indicate
that Installation Mode is activated.
3. 4.
Remove the battery cover and the batteries. Insert the Allen key or similar into the hole to
lock the adapter ring. Turn counterclockwise
to unscrew living connect®from the adapter.
1.10 Resetting living connect® to default settings
1. 2.
Remove the battery cover and take out one
battery.
Press and hold for approx. 5 seconds, while
reinserting the battery.
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1.11 Removing an adapter from living connect®
1. 2.
Remove the battery cover. Insert a small hex key or similar into the locking
hole to lock the adapter ring.
3. 4.
With the hex key locking the adapter ring,
turn the adapter in the shown direction.
Put back the battery cover. Mount living con-
nect® on another valve adapter according to
the instructions supplied with the adapter.
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2. Technical specications
Thermostat type Programmable electronic radiator valve controller
Recommended use Residential (pollution degree 2)
Actuator Electromechanical
Display Grey digital with backlight
Software classication A
Control PID
Transmission frequency / range 868.42 MHz / up to 30 m
Power supply 2 x 1.5 V alkaline AA batteries
Power consumption 3 μW in standby, 1.2 W when active
Battery life 2 years
Low batteri signal Battery icon will ash in display.
If battery level is critical, the whole display will ash.
Ambient temperature range 0 to 40 °C
Transportation temperature
range -20 to 65 °C
Maximum water temperature 90 °C
Temperature setting range 4 to 28 °C
Measurement interval Measures temperature every minute
Clock accuracy +/- 10 min/year
Spindle movement Linear, up to 4.5 mm, max. 2 mm on valve (1 mm/s)
Noise level <30 dBA
Safety classication Type 1
Open-window function Activated at temperature decrease of approx. 0.5 °C over 3 min.
Weight (incl. batteries) 177 g (with RA adapter)
IP class 20 (not to be used in hazardous installations or in places
where it will be exposed to water)
Approvals, markings etc.
Intertek
Tested for safety and EMC requirements as specied in EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-9 and EN 60730-2-14.

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3. Overview of display and control buttons
Low battery symbol Temperature set point*
Network connection Alarm
Lock Frost protection
Use these buttons to navigate within the menu and to adjust the temperature.
Use this button to select the menu and conrm choices.
* living connect is displaying the set temperature, not the measured room temperature.
4. Connecting living connect® to a Danfoss Link™ system
4.1 Conguring rooms in Danfoss Link™ CC
Make sure that the room in which living connect® has been installed, has been configured in
Danfoss Link™ CC - see installation guide for Danfoss Link™ CC.
4.2 Connecting living connect® to Danfoss LinkTM CC
1.
^
^
max.
150 cm
2.
?
Congure Room
Bedroom, North
Adjust the room’s settings here.
Devices in room: 0
Regulation type: Unregulated.
Room name
Room devices
Heating regulation
Move the Danfoss Link™ CC within a distance
of 1.5 m from the thermostat (the battery pack
014G0262 is recommended).
The “Congure room” menu is displayed.
Select “Room devices”.
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3.
?
Room Devices
Bedroom, North
The room contains:
Add a device
Remove a device
^
^
0 x
The conguration is invalid:
Room has no devices at all.
4.
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Add Room Devices
Keep the device within 1 meter
of the controller and get ready
to begin installation. Press here
when ready:
Begin registration
n
1
2Press the installation-button on
the device now.


Select “Add a device”. Press “Begin Registration”, and then press and
release on the thermostat.
5.
Yes
Device was added:
FTS-117
Add another?
No
6.
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Heating System Mode
Decide what the heating system
prioritizes.
Heating with low return
temperature (recommended for
district heating).
Fast heating with warm radiators
(recommended for boilers).
Moderate response
Quick response
Choose “Yes” to add another device to the
room, choose “No” to continue.
Choose Heating System and press .
7.
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Radiator Conguration
Here you can congure how the
radiators are placed:
Used when radiators are visible.
Used when radiators are
covered.
Visible Radiators
Covered Radiators
8. Once a device has been registered and the
Danfoss Link™ CC is placed in final posi-
tion, you must perform a network test -
see installation guide for Danfoss Link™ CC
Choose Radiator Type and press (only with
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4.3 Testing the connection
1. 2. 3.
Press for at least 3 seconds
until Mis displayed.
Press until LI is displayed.
Press to make the connec-
tion. LI disappears when the
connection is made.
If no connection can be
made, the alarm and antenna
symbols will both be ashing.
Refer to“Technical questions”
at www.living.danfoss.eu
5. Additional settings
5.1 Adjusting to radiator/room conditions
Press for at least 3 seconds until Mis displayed.
Press until Pb is displayed, then press .
The default setting is P2.
Use P1 if the radiator appears oversized for the room.
Use P3 if it is undersized.*
Select P1, P2 or P3 using and exit using .
* The frequency of P1, P2 and P3 regulation varies to com-
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5.2 Open-window function
living connect® features an Open-window function, which
closes the valve if the room temperature is falling
dramatically, thus reducing the heat loss.
The heat is turned o in the entire room for up to 30
minutes, before living connect® returns to its original
settings.
When Open-window has been activated, the function is
quarantined for 45 minutes.
Note! Be aware that the Open-window function will be
aected, if curtains or furniture is covering living connect®,
thus preventing it from detecting the decreasing temperature.
5.3 Automatic valve exercising
To keep the radiator valve functional and at its best, living connect®automatically exercises the
valve every Thursday at approx. 11:00 hrs by opening it fully and then return to normal setting.
6. Safety precautions
The thermostat is not intended for children and must not be used as a toy.
Do not leave packaging materials where children may be tempted to play with them, as this is
extremely dangerous.
Do not attempt to dismantle the thermostat as it contains no user-serviceable parts. If error code
E1, E2 etc. is shown in the display or other defects appear, please return the thermostat to the
distributor.
7. Disposal
The thermostat must be disposed of as electronic waste.

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