InelControl YYGL35REIC-10 User manual
Tubular motor with built-in radio receiver and return channel, obstacle detection function and
electronic limit switches.
Installation and operation manual
YYGL35REIC-10/17
YYGL45REIC-20/15
REIC tubular motor is an InelControl system device for
automatic operation of external roller blinds, internal roller
blinds, ZIP screen blinds and shutter blinds.
The tubular motor features an obstacle detection function
and automatic limit switches.
The device includes a radio receiver with return channel. The
roller blind status signal sent via a return channel provides
full control over the device operation.
The roller blind curtain length must correspond to the length
of the guides to ensure correct operation of the tubular
motor.
1 Safety guidelines
General guidelines
The tubular motor with obstacle detection function is configured
by default to guarantee safe installation
and operation, provided that all guidelines and relevant safety
and accident prevention regulations are followed.
Installation and repairs must be carried out by a trained and
qualified professional. Do not modify or change the tubular motor
in any way. All warranty repairs must be carried out by the
manufacturer. Use genuine spare parts and accessories only.
The operational safety of the tubular motor can only be
guaranteed if the device is used as intended. The limit values
provided in the specifications must not be
exceeded under any circumstances.
Additional safety regulations
Follow the relevant safety and accident prevention regulations
when installing, commissioning and maintaining the tubular
motor. In particular, observe the following:
1. Fire safety regulations.
2. Accident prevention regulations.
General information on hazards and safety
measures
The following are the general guidelines for use of INEL devices
with other external devices. Follow the guidelines when installing
and operating these devices.
Caution - Failure to take precautions may result in
damage to the tubular motor, roller blind, roller blind
box, facade etc.:
• Check if all screw connections are secure before installing the
tubular motor with radio receiver and setting the limit positions.
Danger - Failure to take precautions may
result in injury or death.
• Check if the local voltage supply parameters
correspond to the device specification.
• Follow the relevant safety and accident prevention regulations.
• Use a circuit breaker for safe power supply disconnection (e.g.
fuse cut-off switch) for all connections.
• Check the power wires and cables regularly for damaged
insulation and continuity.
• Switch off the power supply before replacing damaged cables.
Warning
Do not let children play with the control devices.
• Keep the control devices out of reach of children.
• Observe the roller blind in motion at all times and keep other
people away until it is fully opened or closed;
• Provide training and instructions for the users on device
operation and related risks. The operator is deemed to have been
trained if the employer, administrator or owner of the device have
instructed and authorised the operator to operate the device.
2 Installation manual
2.1 Safety
•The device must be installed by qualified personnel only.
•The weight of the roller blind may not exceed the maximum
load of the drive specified in the selection table (see the end
of the instructions)
•Correct cable installation (loop facing down) will protect the
tubular motor against water damage.
•Do not drill holes in motor housing.
•Protect the motor against contact with liquids.
•Avoid shocks, impacts and damage to the motor.
•
Fig. 1
2.2 Installing the motor
•Attach the bracket (A) to the side of the roller blind box,
connect the adaptor (D) with the motor thrust ring.
•Connect the driver (E) to the motor axis and secure it with
a cotter pin (F). Insert the motor assembly into the roller
tube (G).
NOTE: The motor is fitted with an internal thermal breaker that
allows the roller blind to work continuously for approx. 4 minutes,
after which the temperature inside the motor will exceed the
permissible value and trip the thermal breaker. Subsequent
vertical movement of the roller blind will only be possible after the
motor cools down (it can take up to twenty minutes). The thermal
protection used guarantees long service life of the tubular motor.
2.3 Electrical connections
A monostable three-position (shutter blind switch) Scan be
connected to input 4 and 5 of the tubular motor. Press and
release UP to raise the roller blind; press and release UP or
DOWN to stop the roller blind.
TURN OFF THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE MAKING
ANY CONNECTIONS!
Incorrect installation may result in motor stopping
unexpectedly.
To ensure correct operation of the obstacle detection
function:
1. Use a special driver included with the motor (Fig. 2-E).
2. Make sure the roller blind curtain moves freely
in the guides and in the box. The movement must not be
limited in any way by thermal insulation, flyscreen etc.
3 Starting and configuring the tubular
motor in InelControl system
The tubular motor will be automatically detected by the system
after power on.
For information about registering and configuring the tubular motor
in InelControl system, see “Control unit user manual and
InelControl system configuration”.
4 Obstacle detection function
EIC type drives detect motor overdrive, i.e. reduced speed when
the roller blind moves up. When the roller blind moves down, the
tubular motor detects any obstacles in contact with its bottom
strip. To set the limit positions:
Upper limit position:
- at the stops - the roller blind will stop after detecting reduced
motor speed;
- at selected point;
Bottom limit position:
- at the rigid link - the roller blind will stop after detecting
reduced motor speed;
- at selected point;
- at the window sill (or stops) - the roller blind will stop after
detecting an obstacle.
The function applies to downward movement only. For
upward movement, the tubular motor will stop after reduced
speed is detected.
If the roller blind stops at an unexpected obstacle, the
tubular motor will move in the opposite direction
to reduce strain on the roller blind curtain and to allow the
user to remove the obstacle.
Before starting/programming the tubular motor,
check the roller blind curtain, guide and roller blind
box condition and make sure the window is fitted
with a window sill.
The roller blind box and guides must be free from dirt
and allow free movement of the roller blind curtain at
its entire lenght. Dirty or tight guides may cause
damage to the tubular motor and the roller blind that is
not covered by the warranty.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
1 - yellow/green
2 - blue
3 - brown
4 - grey
5- black
L1 - live
N - neutral (blue)
PE - protective earth
(yellow/green)
5 Troubleshooting
Problem: Motor is not responding
Cause: Thermal protection tripped
Solution: Wait for 10 to 20 minutes
Problem: Roller blind curtain will not close
Cause: Roller blind curtain stuck in the guides
Solution: Check the guides and the roller blind curtain
slats
Problem: Motor stops automatically
Cause: The curtain is blocked in the guides
Solution: Check the guides and the roller blind curtain
slats
Problem: Rigid stops not detected
in semi-automatic mode
Cause: Roller blind curtain too long.
Solution: Reduce the roller blind curtain length.
Problem: Obstacle not detected when moving down.
Cause: Incorrect limit position set.
Solution: Restore the default settings, repeat the
programming procedure starting with the upper
limit switch.
6 Specifications
YYGL35RE-10/17
YYGL45RE-20/15
Power supply
230 V 50Hz
230 V 50Hz
Torque
10 Nm
20 Nm
Power
131 W
161 W
Speed
17 rpm
15 rpm
Protection rating
IP 44
IP 44
Continuous operation
time
4 min.
4 min.
Motor length
555 mm
530 mm
Weight
1.8 kg
2.5 kg
7 Motor selection table
Roller blind height
1.5 m
2.0 m
2.5 m
3 m
Torque
Roller tube
diameter
Permissible roller blind weight by
height
N-10 Nm
Φ = 40 mm
20 kg
19 kg
18 kg
17 kg
N-20 Nm
Φ = 60 mm
42 kg
40 kg
38 kg
36 kg
8 Waste disposal
Do not dispose of with household waste. Dispose of
waste in accordance with the relevant legislation.
Households play a key role in the recycling of waste
electrical and electronic equipment. Waste sorting,
including waste equipment and batteries, guarantees
that the equipment is not disposed of with domestic household
waste but is handed to a designated collection point for the
recycling of electrical and electronic waste.
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