EOS EmoToych II AF User manual

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Made in Germany
IPX4 Druck Nr. 29344221 en - 24.12
EmoTouch II AF
for the installer
GB Assemblyinstruction

2GB
English
Table of Contents
Scope of Delivery ...................................................................................................4
Optional connections:........................................................................................4
Technical data.........................................................................................................5
General Safety Regulations....................................................................................6
Assembly ................................................................................................................7
Power element........................................................................................................7
Connect the Control Line ..................................................................................7
Control element ......................................................................................................9
Assembly...........................................................................................................9
Laying the control line .......................................................................................9
Electrical connection.............................................................................................11
Connecting the sauna heater ..........................................................................11
Connecting the sauna lamp ............................................................................12
Connecting a fan .............................................................................................12
Connecting a power control unit......................................................................12
Connecting a colored light...............................................................................12
Connecting the remote button.........................................................................12
Connecting a GSM module .............................................................................12
Connecting a Loud speaker ............................................................................12
Connecting a Sound - Modul..........................................................................12
Connecting the phase section module for LED/spot lights..............................12
Connecting the switch module for energy-saving lamps.................................12
Installation diagram .........................................................................................13
Terminal arrangement on the circuit board......................................................13
Sensor connection ..........................................................................................14
Connection of the vaporizer ...........................................................................14
Connection of sauna heaters ≤ 9 kW ..............................................................15
Connection of sauna heaters > 9 kW..............................................................15
Connecting the sensor lines............................................................................16
Mounting the oven sensor...............................................................................16
Installing the optional bench sensor................................................................17
Connecting the vaporizer ................................................................................18
Fitting of the humidity sensor (optional) ..........................................................18

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Operation / basic settings .....................................................................................19
Connecting for the first time..................................................................................19
Call up the installer/operator menu.......................................................................21
Locking............................................................................................................22
Deactivate bench sensor.................................................................................22
Humidity sensor ..............................................................................................23
Brightness of display .......................................................................................23
Link color light options with heater ..................................................................23
The Help-Menu ...............................................................................................24
The technology menu ...........................................................................................25
Hysteresis .......................................................................................................26
Fans ................................................................................................................26
Switching from Finnish heater to climate heater or vice-versa........................27
Refilling the water shortage.............................................................................27
Reheating time ................................................................................................28
Reheating temperature ...................................................................................28
Sauna time ......................................................................................................28
Service - interval .............................................................................................28
The Help-Menu ...............................................................................................30
Error Message ......................................................................................................31
Other error possibilities without display and their causes ...............................32
Switching over the heating time limitation for commercial use or weekly timer ....32
The Switch-off.......................................................................................................33
Service Address:...................................................................................................34
Guarantee.............................................................................................................34
Handling procedures for return shipments (RMA) - Details for all returns ! ..........35

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Scope of Delivery
(subject to changes)
1. Power switchgear
2.Control unit with protective housing
3.Control line ca. 2 m
4.Circuit board for heater sensor with over-temperature protection, KTY-sensor and sensor
housing, two mounting screws 3 x 25 mm and sensor cable ca. 2,0 m long, white and red.
5.PE-bag with 7 mounting screws 4 x 20 mm.
6. Spare over-temperature protection
7. 4 cable ties
8. Drill template
Optional connections:
Bench sensor Art. No: 94.4389
Humidity sensor Art. No: 90.9479
Colored light module Art. No: 94.2761
Neon colored light module Art. No: 94.4286
EmoLux - colored light module Art.No.: 94.4834
Sound - Modul Art.No.: 94.4833
Loud speaker Art. No: 94.4649
Remote start button Art.No: 94.4645
Connection line 10m Art.No: 94.4646
Connection line 25m Art.No: 94.4647
Connection line 50m Art.No: 94.4648
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GSM mobile phone remote switch modul Art.No: 94.4671
Phase angle control
module for LED-/Halogen spotlights Art.No: 94.4970
Control module for energie-saving
(fluorescent) lamps Art.No: 94.4669

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Technical data
Nominal voltage: 400 V 3 N AC 50 cycles
Switching capacity: max. 9 kW ohmic load (AC1-operation)
Climate operation: 6 kW + 3 kW for evapora tor unit, upgradab le
by connecting power switchgears
Limitation of heating time: 6 hrs, 12 hrs or no limitation of heating time
Display: Touch-display
Type of protection: IPx4 acc. EN 60529 weatherproof protection
Control range sauna operation: 30 to 110 °C
Control range humidity operation: 30 to 70 °C
Humidity control: with optional humidity sensor, otherwise
time-proportional vaporizer control
Sensor system: KTY-sensor with safety-temperature limiter
142 °C
Bench sensor: optional
Water level control: Inadequate amount of water in the vaporizer will lead
to automatic cutoff
Control characteristics: Digital two-step control
Ventilator performance: min. 25W max. 100 W max 500 mA (only for fan without
startup condenser)
Light: min. 25W max. 100W max. 500 mA (Only ohm resi-
stive load, we recommendto use special bulbs like baking
oven bulbs. Other lamps have to use with the optional
control modules.).
Colored light (optional): max. 100 W per color
Reheating: 0-60 min. after disconnecting the humidity program
Error display: with a warning triangle (blinking) and error code at the
touch display
Ambient temperatures: -10 °C to +35 °C
Storage temperatures: -20 °C to +60 °C
Protection for light and fan may be realized with
max. 500 mA slow-blow fuse. Fire hazard with higher
protection.

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• Caution! The unit may not be instal-
led in closed cabinets or in an enclo-
sed timber cladding!
• The electrical installation may only be per-
formed by an authorized electrician.
• You must comply with the regulations of
your utility company as well as the stan-
dard VDE-guidelines (DIN VDE 0100).
• Caution! Danger of life: Never per-
form repair work and installations
yourself. The housing cover may only be
removed by a specialist.
• It is mandatory to follow the initiatives listed
in the installation instructions, in particular
when installing the temperature sensor.
The temperatures above the heater are
decisive for setting the temperature. The
temperature limit values are maintained
only when correctly installed and ensure
very little temperature fluctuation in the
bench area of the sauna cabin.
• The unit may only be used for the intended
purpose to control sauna heaters up to 9
kW (in combination with power switchgear
up to 36 kW).
• The system must be unplugged from the
network before repair work or installations
are performed, e.g. disconnect fuses or
master switch.
• Follow the safety and installation informa-
tion provided by the sauna manufacturer.
• Follow the information and instructions
provided by the cabin manufacturer as
well.
• Only use light bulbs for the cabin lighting.
Never use fluorescent lamps, low-energy
light bulbs or gas discharge lamps.
• In badly ventilated rooms a fan may be
used additionally to remove the used up
humid air.
General Safety Regulations
Caution!
Dear customer,
In compliance with the valid regulations,
the electrical connection of the sauna he-
ater as well as the sauna control may only
be performed by a certified electrician.
Therefore, this information is provided to
you in case a copy of the invoice from the
certified electrician must be presented for
warranty claims.
Always make sure that
the sauna heater is free from ob-
jects. Fire hazard!
When using control units that offer the
possibility of external access (GSM-module,
remote button, etc.) or time-delayed swit-
ching (preselection time, weekly timer, or
similar) a trigger guard with covered heating
unit is required. (cover protection type 1-5 or
S-Guard).

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Assembly
Powerelement
The power switchgear may only be installed
outside the cabin. It is advisable to select the
outside wall of the cabin or the cabin ceiling for
the installation. If ductwork is provided for the
electrical installations then the position of the
power switchgear is predetermined by that.
Please follow the instructions for installation:
1. Remove the cover of the power element
by pushing the retaining tang to the in-
side with a flat screwdriver and pull the
housing top upwards in a swinging fa-
shion (Fig. 1).
The 5 mm diameter boreholes for the
supplied wood screws 4 x 20 mm are
drilled according to the dimensions
shown in Fig. 3.
2.Insert one of the wood screws into the
top center hole. The power element is
hooked onto this screw. Therefore, leave
the screw out by ca. 3 mm (Fig. 4).
3.Hook the power element to the 3 mm
protruding screw in the upper mounting
hole.
Insert the supplied rubber grommet
into the openings at the rear wall of the
housing and insert the connecting cable
through these openings.
Fig. 1
Connect the Control Line
A 2 m long control line to connect power
element and control unit are provided in the
delivery scope.
Plug for
Power unit
Control ele-
ment
This line must be inserted into the power unit
first. To do that, position the red part of the
line on the same colored contact strip in the
power unit.
Contact strip
Control line in-
serted
Fig. 2
Fig. 2a
The control line is now inserted through the
right cable feed-through and run up to the
installation site of the control element.
X3
Jumper
Display
X6
X4
VWWB P+
TEMP.-SENSOR
Nr. 2 Nr. 1 TEMP.-
LIMITER
H-SENSOR
Ub E G
Res
24h
12h
6h
Jumper
Display
X6
X4
WB P+ N r. 2 Nr. 1
TEMP.-
Ub E G
Res
24h
12h
6h

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Fig. 3
19 cm
17.4 cm
Wall or ceiling
Fig. 5
Feed-through for:
Mains supply
Heating line
Vaporizer supply line
Lamps
Fans
Feed-
through
for sensor
lines
Upper mounting hole
Mounting holes
Fig. 4
3
Fasten the bottom section of the housing
firmly to the cabin wall or cabin ceiling by
inserting the screws into the bottom lower
boreholes (Fig. 5).

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Control element
Fig. 7
Inside wall of
cabin Outside wall of
cabin
Insulation Control line
The control line may only be laid between
the insulation and the outside wall of the ca-
bin (Fig. 7).
(The insulation must be designed for max.
outside temperature of 75 °C.)
Laying the control line
Assembly
The control element may only be mounted
outside the cabin. It is advisable to select the
outside wall of the cabin. If ductwork is alrea-
dy provided for electrical installations then
the position of the control element is prede-
termined by that. The installation is done into
the cabin wall. Please follow the instructions
for installation:
135
137
min. 300
155
187
ca. 200
Fig. 6
Define the exact installation site. Pay attenti-
on to the sizes shown in Fig. 6.
Make sure that there are no lines or
construction parts of the cabin that could be
damaged in the installation area.
Use the supplied drill template to produce
the wall cutout (Print No. 2934 3845).
Attach the drill template to the cabin wall and
cut out the wall opening. Pay close attention
to the dimensional accuracy.
Fig. 8
Now lead the control line through the ope-
ning of the protective housing.
Plug the plug on the control line into the
socket on the power element (Figs. 8 and
8a) until it automatically locks into place. It
is now secured against unintentional loose-
ning.

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Fig. 8a
If the plug has to be removed again then it
must be unlocked as shown in Fig. 8a.
Finally, push the protective housing into
the wall opening as shown in Fig. 9, then
push the control element into the protective
housing and fasten it to the cabin wall with
the 4 supplied screws 4 x 20. You will need a
TORX – screwdriver T20 for this.
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Install the sauna heater and the vaporizer
in front of the air intake according to the
manufacturer’s installation instructions.
Run the silicone line through the ductwork
to the power unit and connect it to the ap-
propriate terminals as directed in the wiring
diagram.
Note: In case there is no ductwork available
drill a hole next to the air intake opening and
run the heater line through this hole to the
outside and to the appropriate terminals in
the control unit. The silicone line must be
buried to protect it from outside influences.
Therefore, use a suitable cable-duct or a
PVC-pipe through which you can run the line
up to the power unit.
Electrical connection
The electrical connection may only be
done by a certified electrician in compli-
ance with the guidelines of the local utility
company and the VDE.
In general, there may be only one fixed con-
nection to the network; therefore equipment
should be provided that makes it possible
to disconnect the system with all poles from
the network with a contact opening width of
minimum 3 mm.
All electrical installations and all connection
lines that are installed inside the cabin must
be suitable for ambient temperature of at
least 170 °C.
The power supply line is run to the load con-
trol unit and connected to the power input
terminals.
Connecting the sauna he-
ater

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Connecting the sauna lamp
The sauna lamp must be weatherproof pro-
tected (IPx4) and resistant to the ambient
temperature.
The sauna lamp can be mounted at any
point, but never near to rising hot air from
the heater and as far as possible from the
installation position of the IR lamp (may not
in the direct beam).
Connecting a fan
The fan must be weatherproof protected
(IPx4) and resistant to the ambient tempera-
ture.
The fan can be mounted at any point, but
never near to rising hot air from the heater and
as far as possible from the installation position
of the IR lamp (may not in the direct beam).
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Connecting a colored light
Connecting a GSM module
Connecting a power control
unit
Details can be found in the colored light as-
sembly instructions.
Details can be found in the GSM module as-
sembly instructions.
Details can be found in the power control unit
assembly instructions.
Connecting the remote but-
ton
Details can be found in the remote button
assembly instructions.
Details can be found in the switch module
assembly instructions.
Connecting the phase sec-
tion module for LED/spot
lights
Connecting the switch mo-
dule for energy-saving
lamps
Details can be found in the switch module
assembly instructions.
Connecting a Sound - Mo-
dul
Details can be found in the Sound - module
assembly instructions.
Connecting a Loud spea-
ker
Details can be found in the loud speaker as-
sembly instructions.
Only ohm resistive load, we
recommend to use special bulbs
like baking oven bulbs.Other bul-
bs, like energy-saving-lamps can
destroy the control unit.

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oder
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or
4
EmoTouch Terminal
max. 3 kW
= alternativ
400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz
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EmoLux
F1
F2
X3
X5a
X2
Jumper
Display
X5
X1
X6
X4
PE
L1 L2 L3 N NNUVWWB
S1 FAN LIGHT
WM
L N L N P+
TEMP.-SENSOR
Nr. 2 Nr. 1 TEMP.-
LIMITER
H-SENSOR
Ub E G
Res
24h
12h
6h
500 mA T
500 mA T
Installation diagram
Terminal arrangement on the circuit board.
(Power unit)

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Ub G E
142°C
KTY 10/5
KTY 10/5
X4
P+
TEMP.-SENSOR
Nr. 2 Nr. 1
TEMP.-
LIMITER
H-SENSOR
Ub E G
X3
X2X1
L1 L2 L3 N NNUVWWB
S1 FAN LIGHT
WM
L N L N
400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz
3 kW TB
WbWmN
max. 100 W max. 100 W
P max. 9 kW
CAUTION
When connecting the vapori-
zer the output “W” is switched from
the sauna heater to the terminal
“Wb” to the vaporizer.
In this case, the sauna heater heats
only with two thirds of the power.
Sensor connection
Connection of the vaporizer

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* For public installations without heating time limitation, the pilot light
must be installed in the control room.
P max. 9 kW
X3
X2X1
L1 L2 L3 N NNUVWWB
S1 FAN LIGHT
WM
L N L N
400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz
max. 100 W max. 100 W
400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz
LSG
*
P max. 9 kW
X3
X2X1
L1 L2 L3 N NNUVWWB
S1 FAN LIGHT
WM
L N L N
400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz
max. 100 W max. 100 W
Connection of sauna heaters ≤ 9 kW
Connection of sauna heaters > 9 kW

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20 cm
Illust. 7
Illust. 8 Illust. 9
Connecting the sensor lines
ou should not install sensor and power sup-
ply lines together, or lead them through the
same conduit. This can lead to interferences
in the electronics, such as „fluttering“ in the
relays. If it is absolutely necessary to install
them together, or the wire is longer than 3m,
you should use a shielded sensor line such
as the LIYLY-O x 0.5 mm²). Connect the
shielding to mass in the control unit.
Please note that the following measure-
ments are based on values provided by
the unit quality assurance by the European
Standard EN 60335-2-53. In principle, you
must mount the oven sensor where tempe-
ratures are expected to be the highest. Il-
lust. 7 gives you an overview of the moun-
ting point of the sensor..
1. Mount the oven sensor in cabins up to 2
x 2m according to Illust. 7 and 8, in larger
cabins according to Illust. 7 and 9.
2.Drill a hole to lead the cable through, pre-
ferably through the middle of one of the
wooden boards.
3.Lead the sensor cable through the drilled
hole and attach it to the sensor line accor-
ding to Illust. 10.
4. Attach the lines for the shutoff (white) and
the temperature sensor (red) according to
Illust. 11 to the sensor board. Then insert
the sensor board into the housing.
5.After you are finished installing and have
made sure the control unit is functioning
properly, check the line for overheat shut-
off protection for short circuits. To do this,
release one of the white lines in the sensor
housing. The safety relay of the control
unit should now fall; i.e. the heating circuit
should now be interrupted.
Hole
Sauna ceiling
Center sensor housing
on middle section
Sensor line
Terminals in the
control unit
Illust. 10
Ô
Housing
red
red
Sen sor -
board
Illust. 11
Sensor
white (Limiter
white (Limiter)
Mounting the oven sensor

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Installing the optional
bench sensor
Bankfühler
bench sensor
H-Sensor
TEMP.-Sensor TEMP.-
Nr. 2 Nr. 1
Limiter
Ub E G
Installation location: The bench sensor is
fixed to the ceiling of the rear reclining bench
as described for the installation of the heater
sensor.
When the sensor is connected correctly, the
control unit automatically recognises the
sensor once the mains voltage has been
switched on again..
The bench sensor is connected via a 2-wire silico-
ne cable on the control unit to the terminals on the
right-hand side of the lower board. The terminals
are marked „Temp.-Sensor Nr. 2“.
Bench sensor
If there is a problem with the bench sensor, a
fault message will appear:
E 103 = Interruption bench sensor
or
E 104 = Short-circuit bench sensor
In this case, the sensor must be checked by
an expert and replaced if necessary. At room
temperature, the sensor has approx. 2 kΩ.
After disassembly the bench sensor can be
deactivated so that you can use your sauna
despite the problem. See the ‚Bench sensor‘
chapter for more details.
Once the problem has been solved, the
control unit recognises the sensor once the
mains voltage has been switched on again.

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Feuchtefühler
humidity sensor
Ofenfühler/Sensor
H-SensorTEMP.-Sensor TEMP.-
Nr. 2 Nr. 1
Limiter
Ub E G Ub G E
142°C
KTY 10/5
Warning: When connecting the
vaporizer make sure it is correctly
attached to the water bath (WB) and low
water shutoff (WM). If you switch these con-
nections, you disable the water deficiency
function and bypass the thermostat. As a
result, the vaporizer will overheat.
This is a fire hazard!!
Illust. 6 shows the circuit diagram. The con-
trol unit can detect water deficit if there is a
zero-potential feed at the WM-input.
Illust. 6
TB
WbWm N
Connectors in
the control unit
vaporizer
black brown
blue
green/yel- low
3 kW
Connecting the vaporizer
To connect the vaporizer, use
silicon connecting lines 4 x 1,5
mm2 as well.
Fitting of the humidity
sensor (optional)
1. The humidity sensor is fitted in the
centre of the sidewall facing away from
the oven at a height of approximately
150 cm.
2.See illust. 12 for the connection se-
quence of the strands.
3.Ensure the connection is exactly correct-
incorrect connections can lead to defects
in the sensor.
The sensors are connected to the clamps at
the lower right outer edge of the control unit
in accordance with the following scheme.
Illust. 12
1 2 3 4
H u m i d i t y
sensor
+UB
Gnd
E
brown blue violet
Warning: Always connect
the neutral conductor of the
sauna oven. During steam operation,
one phase of the oven is shut down;
therefore the heating load is no lon-
ger symmetrical. The result is that
the neutral wire is no longer current-
free.
10 100
908070
60
5040
30
20
0
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
T[°C]
rH [%]
EN 60335-2-53:2003
Programmed maximum values

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Connecting for the first time
Once the installation is completed, turn the power on.
Depending on the length of storage of the unit the EOS-Logo appears briefly
and the unit switches to standby mode,
or you are prompted by the display to make a few basic adjustments.
Operation / basic settings
You operate your electronic control unit with touch screen and intuitive user interface for
sauna and sauna with humidity operation by touching the displayed symbols or buttons on
the display.
The respective function is turned on by briefly touching the respective image section.
When touching the respective image section for longer than 3 seconds the unit switches to
the set mode.
The adjustable value is shown in green or with a green border. By touching the surface /
or the respective buttons the setting is changed. The changed setting will then be shown
in red or with a red border. Afterwards touch the area to save the new setting. The display
or border of the new setting changes from red to green.
If you do not change the setting within 15 seconds the unit automatically changes back to
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First, set the current time with /
.
When confirmed with the display changes to the next screen.
Here you set the type of sauna heater that you wish to operate:
= sauna heater without vaporizer (Finnish operation)
= sauna heater with vaporizer (Finnish and climate operation)
The operation of a sauna heater is factory set with vaporizer, identified with the green border
around the symbol.
If you wish to operate a sauna heater without vaporizer, touch the button and the symbol
is framed in red.
Then save the entry with . The red border changes to green.
You have now completed the basic settings.
Setting the time may be changed by the end consumer at a later time.
Changing the setting of the type of sauna heater is a job for the installer.
The EOS-logo briefly appears and the unit switches to standby mode.
The enclosed operating instructions (Print No. 29343840) show you how to operate the unit.
In addition to the “additional settings” described in the operating instructions, you as installer
have additional options that should not be changed during the operation.
These settings can only be called up after entering the code number.
There is a differentiation between 2 types of settings here.
• Operator menu (settings are performed by a janitor, pool staff etc.)
• Technology menu (settings should be kept for a service technician)
Any changes made here may lead to faults or malfunction of the control; therefore do not
hand these instructions (and especially the code numbers) to the end user of the system.