elero ExitSafe 28 388.0001 User manual

181234601_EN_0119
ExitSafe
28 388.0001
Operating instructions
Retain for future reference.

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Translation from the original German version.
All other documents in di󰀨erent languages are transla-
tions of the original version.
All rights reserved in the event case of patent, utility
model or design registrations.
Contents
1 Introduction .....................................4
2 Safety instructions ..........................5
3 System description .........................9
4 Technical data ................................12
5 Preparation ....................................16
6 Operation .......................................22
7 Maintenance ..................................26
8 Decommissioning and disposal ..26
9 Certication and Legal Disclosure 28

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1 Introduction
This user manual describes the functions and features
of the ExitSafe system. ExitSafe enables accumulator
battery bu󰀨ered operation for electrically powered roller
shutters and venetian blinds.
Follow the instructions in these manuals to ensure
proper and safe use.
Retain for future use.
1.1 Manufacturer contact details
elero GmbH
Maybachstr. 30
73278 Schlierbach
Telephone: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.elero.de
1.2 Symbols and warnings
This user manual uses the following illustrations to
display important warnings:
DANGER
Danger with a high level of risk, resulting in death
or serious injury.
WARNING
Danger with a medium level of risk, possibly
resulting in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Danger with a low level of risk, possibly resulting
in minor injuries.
NOTICE
Danger, possibly resulting in damage to property.
2 Safety instructions
2.1 Target group
This document is primarily intended for use by electrici-
ans, technicians and engineers with experience in the
design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of
building technology.
2.2 Intended use
ExitSafe was developed for the operation of electrically
powered roller shutters and venetian blinds. The ExitSafe
system is designed for the operation of 12 V DC tubular
motors on a 230 V AC network with temporary failure of
the mains supply and occasional use.
ExitSafe allows for the creation of a 2nd escape route
with electric powered roller shutters and venetian blinds.
Only use ExitSafe with wuitable drives for roller shutters
and venetian blinds from elero. There is no claim to war-
ranty if drives from other manufacturers are connected.
WARNING
Injuries / material damage may occur as a result
of improper use!

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WARNING
ExitSafe ExitSafe may not be used in escape
routes and primary rescue routes in accordance
with the Model Building Regulation (MBO).
• Do not use in locations where failure or malfunction
could result in the obstruction of an escape route or
a primary rescue route.
• If you are unsure whether ExitSafe is suitable
for your specic application, please consult the
manufacturer or your supplier.
When using ExitSafe, compliance with the national and
international safety and accident prevention regulations
specic to the application is required.
ExitSafe components are designed for installation
in ush-mounted or surface installation boxes. Any
conversions or other modications to ExitSafe are not
permitted.
2.3 Transport
WARNING
Risk of re due to short circuiting or thermal
runaway of the battery pack as a result of
damage or improper handling of the ExitSafe.
• Use the packaging enclosed.
• Handle the components of the ExitSafe carefully.
• Avoid transporting fully charged battery packs.
• Observe the permitted storage temperature.
• Avoid impacts, blows or drops.
2.4 Installation and commissioning
WARNING
Risk of injury due to unexpected start-up of
the connected drive.
• Disconnect the ExitSafe battery pack before
performing work on the drive.
• Only perform work on the electrical connection if it
has been disconnected from the power supply.
WARNING
Risk of injury, damage to the ExitSafe and
damage to the area surrounding the ExitSafe
as a result of improper electrical connections.
• The electrical connection may only be conducted
by qualied personnel.
• Only perform work on the electrical connection if it
has been disconnected from the power supply.
• Observe the charge level of the battery pack.
• Note the technical data for the device.
• Take care to ensure proper and rmly xed
connections.
NOTICE
Exchanging components of the ExitSafe
with third party components may damage
the components or other connected systems.

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NOTICE
• Exchange components between di󰀨erent systems
only after consultation with the manufacturer or
your supplier.
• When replacing a component, check whether the
type description of the new component matches the
one being replaced.
2.5 Repairs
Damaged ExitSafe components may only be repaired
by the manufacturer. If necessary, contact your supplier.
2.6 Warranty
• The warranty period for ExitSafe is 12 months
from the date of purchase. Damages caused due
to improper use are excluded.
• Never open the device without authorisation. Opening
the housing renders the warranty null and void.
• No warranty claims may be made for damage caused
to the ExitSafe due to improper operation resulting
from non-observance of the operating instructions or
due to a disregard of these instructions.
• There is no liability for consequential damages.
3 System description
3.1 Application area
ExitSafe enables mains-bu󰀨ered operation for electrically
powered roller shutters, venetian blinds and rolling doors.
ExitSafe may be used if the function of one tubular motor
has not yet been enabled, even in the event of a failure in
the 230 V mains supply of a building.
3.2 General overview of functions
The ExitSafe receives the commands UP and DOWN/
CLOSE from a local operator position (individual control)
or from the building automation (master control) via
potential-free contacts at the inputs. ExitSafe controls
the connected DC drive with the corresponding sense
of rotation accordingly. The drive is powered by the
ExitSafe battery pack. The battery pack is then slowly
recharged via the mains supply.
The ExitSafe monitors the charging status of the battery
pack. If the charging status has fallen to the point that
only one complete UP movement of the drive can be
guaranteed, then a warning signal will sound. For this
case, the ExitSafe can be set to allow automatic control
of the drive.
The performance of the ExitSafe battery pack decreases
over time. For this reason, the battery pack should be
replaced after two years or 500 charging cycles.
A warning signal can be set in ExitSafe to sound
when that this time period has been reached.

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3.3 System design
ExitSafe consists of two main components:
• Control module (ExitSafe-S)
• Battery pack (ExitSafe-A)
Figure 1 (next page) displays the connection of
the ExitSafe schematically.
3.3.1 Control module (ExitSafe-S)
The ExitSafe-S control module connects the motor,
mains supply, battery pack and all required command
initiators. The control module also contains the switches
for setting the ExitSafe. The control module evaluates
these switches and the connected command initiators
and controls the motor accordingly. It supplies the motor
with power from the battery pack. The control module
generates voltage via the mains connection, which is
used to recharge the battery pack.
3.3.2 Battery pack (ExitSafe-A)
The battery pack ExitSafe-A stores the power requi-
red to operate the ExitSafe. The battery pack contains
various protective devices that prevent damage to the
battery cells due to overvoltage or undervoltage, short
circuits or overloading.
Terminal connection diagram
LN
Auf
Ab
+
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+
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C-
C
Einzel- Melde-
Exit Safe S
C
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VarioTec DC
Einzel
1 2
Zentral
3 4 5 6
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Exit Safe A
Netz
L N
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X3
X2
Exit Safe A
Befehlsgeber
Zentralbedienung
Befehlsgeber
Einzelbedienung
braun/rot rot/braun
weiß
schwarz
M
braun/rot
rot/braun
weiß
schwarz
LN
Auf
Ab
+
-
+
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C-
C
Einzel- Melde-
Exit Safe S
X1
X3
X2
Netz L
N
LN
Auf
Ab
+
-
+
--
C-
C
Einzel- Melde-
Exit Safe S
C
+
-
VarioTec DC
Einzel
1 2
Zentral
3 4 5 6
M
Exit Safe A
Netz
L N
X1
X3
X2
Exit Safe A
Befehlsgeber
Zentralbedienung
Befehlsgeber
Einzelbedienung
braun/rot rot/braun
weiß
schwarz
M
braun/rot
rot/braun
weiß
schwarz
LN
Auf
Ab
+
-
+
--
C-
C
Einzel- Melde-
Exit Safe S
X1
X3
X2
Netz L
N
Figure 1: Schematic connection diagram
VarioTec-868 DC
ExitSafe

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4 Technical data
4.1 Type plate
Type plate ExitSafe-S
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Type plate ExitSafe-A
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DIN 16742 TG -
Maßstab / Scale:
Werkstoff / Material:
Datum / Date: Name:
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elero GmbH
Antriebstechnik
Maybachstr. 30, D-73278 Schlierbach
Fon: (0049) 7021 / 9539-0
Fax: [phone]
Verwendung , Kennzeichnung / Used in, Spezification:
Gewicht / weight:
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Figure 3: Control module battery pack
4.2 Electrical data
Electrical data
Power supply input 230 V AC/50 Hz
Max. power consumption for input 5.5 W
Output voltage motor terminals 8.4 ... 12 V DC
Electrical data
Rated current motor terminals 4 A
Max. current motor terminals 22 A, 10 ms
Rated current command initiator 1.2 mA
Output voltage supply control elements 8.4 ... 12 V DC
Rated current supply control elements 50 mA
Battery type Li-Ion, 18650,
3S1P
Rated voltage battery pack 10.8 V
Nominal capacity of the battery pack 3400 mAh
Recommended charging voltage 12 V DC
Recommended charge current 700 mA
Max. control factor 1200 s / 8 h
Maintained mode period 180 s
Software class A
4.3 Ambient conditions
Ambient conditions
Protection class IP 20
Operating temperature 0° ... +60 °C
Storage temperature 20° ... +60 °C
Relative air humidity 0 ... 95%
Max. altitude 2000 m
over NHN

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4.4 Mechanical data
Mechanical data
Control module (ExitSafe-S) dimensions 67x40x22 mm
Control module (ExitSafe-S) weight 60 g
Battery pack (ExitSafe-A) dimensions 70x55x20 mm
Battery pack (ExitSafe-A) weight 168 g
4.5 Electrical connections
The ExitSafe is supplied with power via the spring clamp
(X1) on the control module with 230 V AC.
Designation Assignment
L External conductor
N Neutral conductor
Table 1: Assignment power input
The control and supply of the motor to be connected via
the screw contacts (X2) on the ExitSafe control module.
No. Designation /
wire color
Assignment
1 -
black
0 V Motor Supply
2 +
white
+ 8.4 ... 12 V DC
motor supply
3 ▼
red / brown
Signal DOWN/CLOSE
for motor
4 ▲
brown / red
Signal UP for motor
Table 2: Assignment motor terminals
The ExitSafe is controlled by potential-free contact com-
mand initiators. These are connected to the connector
strip (X3) on the control module. Control elements that
need to be supplied even in the event of a failure in the
mains supply can also be connected to this connector
strip.
Control elements
No. wire
color
Designa-
tion
Assignment
1 green Individual ▲ Signal UP from
individual control
2 yellow Individual ▼ Signal DOWN/CLOSE from
individual control
3 grey Individual C Common dimensions for
individual inputs
4 violet Signal ▲ Signal UP from
master control or sensor
5 brown Signal ▼ Signal DOWN/CLOSE
from master control
6 blue Signal C Common dimensions for
signal inputs

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No. wire
color
Designa-
tion
Assignment
7 black -0 V supply control elements
8 red ++ 8.4 ... 12 V DC
supply control elements
Table 3: Assignment control elements
Insulate unused wires against contact.
Do not connect the control cables to the circuit board
until the wiring has been completed.
5 Preparation
5.1 Product contents
Designation Fig.
ExitSafe
Article-No. 283880001
Complete unit shown in
installation double-box
(not included)
Control module ExitSafe-S
Designation Fig.
Battery pack ExitSafe-A
Article-No. 283881201
(replacement)
Connection cable
for control elements
Article-No. 221470001
User manual
Article-No. 181234601
Retain for future use.
Table 4: Product contents
5.2 Optional accessories
Designation Fig.
Extension 2,2 m for JA drives
(4 wires with QuickOn plug)
Article-No. 221470001
Important: Use a maximum
of 1 extension per drive (total
length maximum 3 m).

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5.3 Packing
The packaging has been designed to protect the
ExitSafe during transport by freight carrier or parcel
delivery service. After unpacking, please check all
delivered components for completeness or damage.
The packaging must be disposed of separately in
accordance with the applicable rules for cardboard
and plastic.
5.4 Settings
The ExitSafe-S control module has six DIP switches to
set the functions listed in Table 5. These settings should
be congured before installing the ExitSafe.
DIP switches
Default setting:
All 6 DIP switches
in the OFF position.
DIP switch
No.
Function
position OFF
Function
position ON
1 Individual control has
priority over master
control
Master control has
priority over individual
control
DIP switch
No.
Function
position OFF
Function
position ON
2 After 2 years of ope-
ration or 500 charging
cycles of the battery
pack, a warning signal
will sound.
No warning signal will
sound after 2 years
of operation or 500
charging cycles of the
battery pack.
3 When the battery
pack is low, the motor
will not be controlled
automatically.
When the battery
pack is low, the mo-
tor will be controlled
automatically.
4 Push-button mode Maintained mode
operation.
5 Maintained mode is
active immediately.
Maintained mode is
active after a delay.
6 Normally open contact
at the input signal ▲.
Normally closed con-
tact at input signal ▼
(wire breakage recog-
nition).
Table 5: Settings overview
5.5 Connection and installation
WARNING
Risk of injury, damage to the ExitSafe and
damage to the area surrounding the ExitSafe
due to improper electrical connections.

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WARNING
• The electrical connection may only be conducted
by qualied personnel.
• Only perform work on the electrical connection if it
has been disconnected from the power supply.
• Observe the charge status of the battery pack.
• Note the technical data for the device.
• Do not extend connecting cable of the shutter drive.
• Take care to ensure proper and rmly xed connections.
ExitSafe must be installed in a dust-free and dry
environment.
Recommended procedure for installing and connecting
the ExitSafe into an installation double-box [e.g. from
Kaiser GmbH (www.kaiser-elektro.de) installation box
in-wall ECON 1068-21 resp. hollow wall 9062-94)]:
1. First check whether the ExitSafe components can
be inserted into the installation space without
connecting the cables. Depending on the design of
the installation box, a di󰀨erent sequence may be
appropriate. Please note that the battery pack should
be replaced after 2 years.
2. Connect the required command initiators and control
elements to the eight-pin connection cable that has
not yet been plugged in. Any open ends of lines that
are not being used are to be insulated.
3. Connect the motor with original connection cable to
the four-pole screw terminal of the control module.
The sense of rotation of the motor can be adjusted
by exchanging the cables at the terminals up and
down.
4. Connect the mains supply to the two spring clamps
on the control module.
5. Insert the eight-pin connection cable to the control
module.
6. Insert the battery pack and the control module into
the installation box. Pay attention to the cable routing
and avoid putting pressure on the components.
7. Connect the battery pack to the control module using
the plug connection.
5.6 Commissioning
The battery pack is delivered in power-saving mode
with a low charge level to prevent it from giving o󰀨 any
energy initially. ExitSafe is not ready for operation in this
state. In order to be fully operational, the battery pack
must rst be charged.
Procedure for commissioning the ExitSafe:
1. First carry out the installation steps described in
Chapter 5.4 Connection and assembly.
2. Switch on the ExitSafe power supply. After a few
minutes, the battery pack starts to charge via the
control module.
3. Wait eight hours.
4. Check the sense of rotation of the drive.
5. Check all connected command initiators and control
elements.
6. Check all required functions when the mains supply
is switched o󰀨.

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6 Operation
6.1 Individual and master control
ExitSafe is controlled via the inputs Individual ▲,
Individual ▼, Sensor ▲ and Sensor ▼. These inputs
must be controlled using command initiators with
potential-free contacts. The motor connected to the
ExitSafe is controlled based on these inputs.
The function of the inputs can be adjusted via the DIP
switches as described below.
6.1.1 Priority individual or master control
Switch 1 OFF
In this position, the inputs Individual ▲ and Individual ▼
have priority over the inputs Signal ▲ and Signal ▼ in case
of simultaneous operation.
Switch 1 ON
In this position, the inputs Sensor ▲ and Sensor ▼ have
priority over the inputs Individual ▲ and Individual ▼ in case
of simultaneous operation.
6.1.2 Push-button mode or maintained mode
ExitSafe can be operated either in push-button mode or
with maintained mode. The duration of the maintained
mode is approx. 180 s and can be terminated earlier via
a short input pulse.
Switch 4 OFF
Push-button mode. The motor is only activated as long as
an input is operated. This is helpful if a connected command
initiator takes over the maintained mode.
Switch 4 ON & switch 5 OFF
Immediate maintained mode. Motor control remains active
after the input signal has dropped.
Switch 4 ON & switch 5 ON
Delayed maintained mode. During short operation, the motor
is only activated briey. Only after it is operated for a longer
period, does the activation of the motor remain active after
the input signal drops. This is helpful for adjusting venetian
blind slats during short operations.
6.1.3 Wire breakage recognition
This function is only available for the input Signal ▲.
All other inputs are designed for normally open contacts.
Switch 6 OFF
No wire breakage recognition. The command initiator at the
input Signal ▲ is a normally open contact.
Switch 6 ON
Wire breakage recognition The command initiator at the input
Signal ▲ is a normally closed contact.
6.2 Signalling
The ExitSafe control module emits the following
audible warnings:

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Warning signal Meaning and measures
1 x long
(approx. 1 s).
The signal sounds
with every actuation
Replacement of the battery pack
required. 2 years of operation
or 500 charging cycles of the
battery pack have been reached.
• Change the battery pack.
2 x short
(within 1 s).
The signal sounds
once and with every
actuation.
Low charge status. The charge
status of the battery pack required
for reliable functionality has not been
reached.
• Avoid further actuation of the drive.
• If necessary, restore the mains
supply.
Table 6: Warning signals
DIP switch 2 can be used to set the warning signal for
replacing the battery pack. The warning signal for a low
battery level cannot be disabled.
Switch 2 OFF
The signal for replacing the battery pack sounds.
Switch 2 ON
The warning signal for replacing the battery pack is deacti-
vated. An acoustic signal is only emitted in the case of a low
battery pack charge level.
6.3 Automatic start-up
When automatic start-up is activated, ExitSafe activates
the motor when the charge status of the battery pack
has dropped to such an extent that only one complete
movement of the motor can be guaranteed.
Automatic start-up can be set using DIP switch 3.
Switch 3 OFF
No automatic start-up. An acoustic signal is emitted only in
the case of a low battery pack charge level.
Switch 3 ON
Automatic start-up activated. When the battery pack is low, a
warning signal sounds and the drive is controlled.
6.4 Shutdown and restart
Note the following points when switching o󰀨 the power
supply over a longer period of time:
• If automatic start-up is activated, the motor will be
automatically triggered after some time without the
mains supply. To avoid this, disconnect the battery
pack.
• The battery pack will enter power saving mode after
several days without being recharged. ExitSafe is not
ready for operation in this state.
• In order to be fully operational after the mains supply
has been switched on again, the battery pack must
rst be charged for several hours.
6.5 Additional information
• Charging cycles and operating times are recorded by
the battery pack itself. For this reason, after replacing
the battery pack, no further steps are necessary to set
up the control module for the new battery pack.
• The power supply source for the motor is always the
battery pack. For this reason, operation of the motor
from the control module is not possible without a
battery pack.

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7 Maintenance
7.1 Cleaning
The components of the ExitSafe do not require any
special cleaning, as long as they are protected inside an
installation box against contamination.
7.2 Maintenance
The performance of the ExitSafe battery pack after
prolonged use or frequent unloading. For this reason,
it should be replaced after two years.
If DIP switch 2 on the control module is set to OFF,
a warning signal will sound after 2 years of operation
or 500 charging cycles of the battery pack. The battery
pack should then be replaced promptly.
The battery pack to be replaced should be depleted
before being replaced by repeatedly actuating the drive.
Charging cycles and operating times are recorded by
the battery pack itself. For this reason, after replacing
the battery pack, no further steps are necessary to set
up the control module for the new battery pack.
7.3 Repairs
Damaged ExitSafe components may only be repaired by
the manufacturer. If necessary, contact your supplier.
8 Decommissioning and disposal
8.1 Disassembly
WARNING
Risk of injury and damage due to unconnected
electrical cables.
WARNING
• The electrical connection may only be modied by
qualied personnel.
• Only perform work on the electrical connection if it
has been disconnected from the power supply.
• Observe the charge status of the battery pack.
• Ensure that any connecting cables that have been
removed are not left unprotected (insulate).
If you would like to convert ExitSafe components, please
proceed as follows:
1. Switch o󰀨 the power supply.
2. Deplete the battery pack by actuating the drive
repeatedly.
3. Disconnect the battery pack from the control module.
4. If the components have been installed in an installa-
tion box, remove them.
5. Disconnect all connected cables.
8.2 Disposal
Battery packs are to be disposed of in accordance with
the legal regulations for (rechargeable) batteries. Please
cover any open contact points before disposal.
The control module must be disposed of in accordance
with the legal regulations for electronic devices.
The packaging must be disposed of separately in
accordance with the applicable rules for cardboard and
plastic.

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9 Certication and Legal Disclosure
9.1 EC Declaration for Conformity
elero hereby declares that ExitSafe is in compliance with
Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declara-
tion of Conformity is available at the following Internet
address: www.elero.com/downloads-service/downloads
9.2 Legal Disclosure
elero GmbH
Maybachstr. 30
73278 Schlierbach
GERMANY
Telephone: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.elero.de
WEEE-Reg.-No. DE 26410414
© elero GmbH 2019
All rights reserved. All copyrighted names and
trademarks mentioned (such as product names,
logos, business names) are protected for the
respective right owners.

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