elsner elektronik WS1000 Style User manual

WS1000 Connect assembly 1
WS1000 Connect assembly • Version: 07.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted. • Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany • www.elsner-elektronik.de • Technical Service: +49 (0) 7033 / 30945-250
Assembly - Brief instructions
WS1000 Connect controls
Article numbers 60241-60246
Attention, mains voltage!
VDE (German Association of Electricians) regulations are to
be observed. Installation, checking, commissioning and
troubleshooting the device may only be performed by
skilled electricians (pursuant to VDE 0100).
Notes on wireless equipment
When planning facilities with devices that communicate via radio, adequate radio
reception must be guaranteed. The range will be limited by legal regulation and
structural circumstances. Avoid sources of interference and obstacles between re-
ceiver and transmitter, that could disturb the wireless communication. Those
would be for example:
• Walls and ceilings (especially concrete and solar protection glazing).
• Metal surfaces next to the wireless participants (e. g. aluminium
construction of a conservatory).
• Other wireless devices and powerful local transmitters (e.g. wireless
headphones), which transmit on the same frequency. Please maintain a
minimum distance of 30 cm between wireless transmitters for that reason.
Preparing the installation location
The device must only be installed and operated in dry, indoor spaces.
Avoid condensation.
Concealed box cut-out dimensions:
W = 248 mm +1 -0
H = 165 mm +1 -0
D = 84 mm
Preparing the control unit
The WS1000 Connect assembly is delivered assembled. Therefore, the device
first has to be dismantled. After installing the concealed box the electrics, the de-
vice is reassembled in the reverse order.
When handling the display unit, take care with the loudspeaker (1). It is connected
magnetically and with thin, sensitive wires.
For maintenance, the covers can be carefully pried out in order to access the
screws.
BEWARE!
Mains voltage!
Beneath the safety cover there are unprotected live components.
Store the circuit board in a location protected against dirt. It must never be ex-
posed to dust or moisture!
Mounting on the wall
Cavity wall installation
The bag with the installation screws is in the concealed box for the controls when
delivered.
Connection and installation of the control unit
For the electrical installation, guide all the connection cables through the lower or
upper side wall into the concealed box. Keep the connection wires short here to
prevent loops.
After installation of the concealed box, screw the circuit board back in. Connect the
power supply, weather station, display, network and all devices, motors, buttons,
etc. (step 6 and chapter Structure of the connection board).
WARNING!
Danger from electrical voltage (mains voltage)!
The concealed box contains uncovered live components.
Attach safety cover before the controls are commissioned.
Pass the display cable through the square cut-out of the black support plate and
screw the plate to the concealed box (step 4). The screws must grip securely into
the threads of the concealed box in order to support the display unit.
Cover the support plate screw connection with the caps provided.
Connect the display unit (step 3).
Hang the display unit at the top of the support plate and fold it down (step 2). The
display snaps in but also has to be secured with 2 screws (step 1).
Structure of the WS1000 Connect connection board
*Power supply to the indoor sensor
The indoor sensor can be powered with +12 V DC via the multifunction inputs:
No. 21, terminal 1(+), 2(-) | 4(+), 5(-)
No. 23, terminal 3(+), 4(-) | 6(+), 7(-)
total maximum 400 mA
Structure of the WS1000 Connect PF (potential-free) connection
board
*Power supply to the indoor sensor
The indoor sensor can be powered with +12 V DC via the multifunction inputs:
No. 19, terminal 1(+), 2(-) | 4(+), 5(-)
No. 21, terminal 3(+), 4(-) | 6(+), 7(-)
total maximum 400 mA
Separate installation of display and power electronics
The display with support panel and power electronics can be installed at separate
locations, for example if the power electronics are to be houses in a distribution
cabinet. Install the power electronics correctly, e.g. in the concealed box and with
the cover provided.
In order to install the display without the concealed box, place two standard
switch boxes at a normal distance above each other (71 mm). The support panel
is mounted on top so that the round cut-outs in the panel sit over the sockets. The
loudspeaker then sinks into the lower socket.
DANGER!
Danger to life from electrical voltage (mains voltage)!
If the display unit is installed separately, unshielded
components are in the installation sockets. Voltage
can jump to the device if these components come
into contact with defectively insulated cables.
• Mains voltage cables in the sockets must have stronger
insulation (coat undamaged).
Use the support panel as a drill template. Place it over the position of the two stan-
dard switch boxes and mark the 4 drill holes for the 4 fixing screws. Use suitable
fastening material (anchors) for the base.
To connect the display and power electronics, a Cat.6A network cable is used, the
shield of which is branched and whose cross section is at least AWG28. The con-
nection cable must not be more than 10 m long.
The manual with additional information about commissioning,
functions and use of the controls WS1000 Connect can be
downloaded from www.elsner-elektronik.de in the menu area
"Service/Downloads".
Step 1 Display from below
The display unit is screwed to the sup-
port plate from below. Loosen the
screws.
Step 2 Display from the side
Hold the lower section of the display
unit and pull forwards, and hang it on
the upper edge.
The display can now be removed.
Caution! The display is connected
to the connection board in the
concealed box by a cable.
1
2
Display from above
Detailed view: Notices
and mounts of the dis-
play unit.
Step 3 Display reverse
Loosen the cable connection between
the display unit and circuit boards.
1 Loudspeaker
2 Socket without function (only for
KNX-capable model)
1
2
Step 4 Support plate on concealed
boxes
Remove the support plate from the
concealed box. To do this, loosen the
4 screws.
Support plate on concealed box
After commissioning the screws
should be covered with the supplied
covers.
Step 5 Concealed box with safety co-
ver
The safety cover in the concealed box
is fastened with four screws. Loosen
the screws and remove the cover.
Step 6 Concealed box with circuit
board
Remove the circuit board to install the
concealed box.
Step 7 Concealed box
Place the concealed box in the wall so
that the arrow points up.
Step 8a Concealed box with plaster-
board
For plastering, screw the plaster cover
(board) to the concealed box using the
enclosed screws. As a result, the box
moves less when plastered over.
Step 8b Cavity wall installation faste-
ning screws
Clamp the concealed box to the wall
using the four enclosed screws.
or
20
1 2
3 4
5
6
7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16
17
18
19
21 22 23
24
25
26
27
28
1 Multifunction output 1
(potential-free)
2 Multifunction output 2 (pot.free)
3 Multifunction output 3 (pot.free)
4 Multifunction output 4 (pot.free)
5+6Outer conductor L1
7-11Motor group 1-5
12-16Motor group 6-10
17 Mains connection L/N/PE 230 V/
50 Hz
18 Wall sensor 1 (terminal 1-3),
2 (terminal 4-6), 3 (terminal 7-9),
4 (terminal 10-12)
19 Wall sensor 5 (terminal 1-3),
6 (terminal 4-6), 7 (terminal 7-9),
8 (terminal 10-12)
20 Wall sensor 9 (terminal 1-3),
Wall sensor 10 (terminal 4-6)
21*Multifunction input 1 (terminal 1-3),
MF input 2 (terminal 4-6)
22 Weather station (terminal 1-2)
Wire assignment: red = 1, black = 2,
yellow and white = not connected
23*Multifunction input 3 (terminal 3-5),
MF input 4 (terminal 6-8)
24 Socket connection display unit
(with power cable)
25 Socket for network connection
(LAN)
26 Micro-fuse T6,3 A (motor 1-5)
27 Micro-fuse T6,3 A (motor 6-10)
28 Micro-fuse T630 mA
18
1 2
3 4
5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
15
16
17
19 20 21
22
23
24
8 9
1 Multifunction output 1
(potential-free)
2 Multifunction output 2 (pot.free)
3 Multifunction output 3 (pot.free)
4 Multifunction output 4 (pot.free)
5-9Motor group 1-5
10-14 Motor group 6-10
15 Mains connection L/N/PE 230 V/
50 Hz
16 Wall sensor 1 (terminal 1-3),
2 (terminal 4-6), 3 (terminal 7-9),
4 (terminal 10-12)
17 Wall sensor 5 (terminal 1-3),
6 (terminal 4-6), 7 (terminal 7-9),
8 (terminal 10-12)
18 Wall sensor 9 (terminal 1-3),
Wall sensor 10 (terminal 4-6)
19*Multifunction input 1 (terminal 1-3),
MF input 2 (terminal 4-6)
20 Weather station (terminal 1-2)
Wire assignment: red = 1, black = 2,
yellow and white = not connected
21*Multifunction input 3 (terminal 3-5),
MF input 4 (terminal 6-8)
22 Socket connection display unit
(with power cable)
23 Socket for network connection
(LAN)
24 Micro-fuse T3,1 A
All dimensions in mm
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WS1000 Connect assembly 2
WS1000 Connect assembly • Version: 07.09.2021 • Technical changes and errors excepted. • Elsner Elektronik GmbH • Sohlengrund 16 • 75395 Ostelsheim • Germany • www.elsner-elektronik.de • Technical Service: +49 (0) 7033 / 30945-250
Wiring diagrams
Motor and MF outputs WS1000 Connect (60241-60244):
max. 400 W per motor output,
total max. 1.5 kW for all motor outputs
Motor and MF outputs WS1000 Connect-PF (60246):
per motor output max. 5 A / 230 V
Motors with different voltages may be operated at the drive outputs (230 V AC and
low voltages SELV). The low voltage drives still correspond to the SELV specifica-
tions.
230 V and SELV must not be mixed at adjacent multifunction outputs (1 and 2 or
3 and 4). A mixed connection does not correspond to the SELV specifications. Ei-
ther 230 V or extra-safety voltages are permitted here.
E.g. it is possible to connection SELV to MF outputs 1 and 2 and 230 V to MF out-
puts 3 and 4 (or vice versa).
Inputs:
Connection examples for multifunction outputs
230 V consumers at MF outputs:
Low-voltage consumers and potential-free contacts at MF outputs:
Technical Data, central unit WS1000 Connect
The product is compliant with the provisions of EU Directives.
MF Output 1 MF Output 2 MF Output 3
Neutre
Heating valve 230V
Lamp 230V
Protection / relay (on-site)
MF Output 4
Borne L1 / L1
Fan 230V
F1 6,3A retardé
Radiant heater
Housing Glass, plastic
Colour black
Assembly Flush / cavity wall
Degree of protection IP 20
Dimensions Display front approx. 279 x 185 (W x H, mm),
Installation depth approx. 29 mm,
Concealed box approx. 254 × 171 × 85 (W × H
× D, mm)
Display resolution 1280 × 800 px
Weight approx. 2.2 kg for model WS1000 Connect-10
Ambient temperature Operation 0...+45°C, Storage -30…+70°C
Ambient humidity 5…95% RH, avoid condensation
Operating voltage 230V AC, 50 Hz
Power consumption Readiness max. 17 W
Load capacity
Motor outputs
230 V outputs:
per motor output, max. 400 W,
total max. 1.5 kW
Potential-free outputs (PF model):
per motor output max. 5 A / 230 V
Radio frequency radio
channels
868.2 MHz (Elsner RF).
WLAN frequency band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
MF Output 1 MF Output 2 MF Output 3 MF Output 4
e.g. 24V (ext. power supply)
Heating valve 24V other consumers 24V
Thermostat
Signal contact for e.g.
rain / wind / frost /
smoke detector / alarm
replacement
(on-site)