oventrop ClimaCon F 316 User manual

ClimaCon F 316
Operating instructions
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ClimaCon F 316
Contents
1. General information ............................................................................................................5
1.1 Validity of the instructions...................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Type plate............................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Scope of delivery .................................................................................................................................... 5
1.4 Contact................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.5 Declaration of conformity ....................................................................................................................... 5
1.6 Symbols used.......................................................................................................................................... 5
2. Safety-related information ..................................................................................................6
2.1 Correct use ............................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 Warnings ................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.3 Safety instructions.................................................................................................................................. 6
2.3.1 Danger due to electric current...................................................................................................................... 6
2.3.2 Danger due to insufficient personnel qualification ...................................................................................... 6
2.3.3 Availability of the operating instructions ..................................................................................................... 6
3. Technical description ..........................................................................................................7
3.1 Installation scheme (examples)............................................................................................................... 7
3.1.1 Application 1 ................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.1.2 Application 2................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.2 Design .................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.3 Functional description ............................................................................................................................ 8
3.3.1 Applications.................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.3.2 App connection ............................................................................................................................................ 8
3.3.3 Functions in detail ........................................................................................................................................ 8
3.4 Operating elements and displays............................................................................................................ 9
3.5 Technical data......................................................................................................................................... 9
4. Accessories and spare parts .............................................................................................. 10
5. Transport and storage ....................................................................................................... 10
6. Mounting .......................................................................................................................... 10
6.1 Tools required....................................................................................................................................... 10
6.2 Loosening of the mounting plate .......................................................................................................... 10
6.3 Mounting of the mounting plate ............................................................................................................ 11
6.4 Electrical connection of the room thermostat........................................................................................ 11
6.4.1 Terminal assignment ................................................................................................................................... 11
6.4.2 Applications.................................................................................................................................................12
6.4.3 Connection of the room thermostat ...........................................................................................................12
6.4.4 Fitting of the control unit.............................................................................................................................12
6.5 App installation .....................................................................................................................................13
7. Commissioning ................................................................................................................. 13
7.1 Establishment of the power supply........................................................................................................13
7.1.1 ClimaCon F 316 - Teach-in .......................................................................................................................13
7.1.2 Removal of a room thermostat ...................................................................................................................15
7.1.3 Setting of the heating profile.......................................................................................................................15
7.1.4 Configuration...............................................................................................................................................17
7.1.5 Extended settings........................................................................................................................................18
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8. Operation ......................................................................................................................... 19
8.1.1 Auto mode...................................................................................................................................................19
8.1.2 Eco mode ....................................................................................................................................................19
8.1.3 Manual mode...............................................................................................................................................19
8.1.4 Switching off................................................................................................................................................19
9. Troubleshooting................................................................................................................20
10. Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 21
11. Disposal............................................................................................................................ 21
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General information
1. General information
The original operating instructions are written in German.
The operating instructions in other languages have been
translated from German.
1.1 Validity of the instructions
These instructions are valid for the Oventrop
ClimaConF316 room thermostats.
1.2 Type plate
The type plate is located on the inside of the control unit.
1.3 Scope of delivery
• ClimaCon F 316 room thermostat
• Safety and installation advice
1.4 Contact
OVENTROP GmbH & Co. KG
Paul-Oventrop-Straße 1
59939 Olsberg
GERMANY
www.oventrop.com
Technical service
Phone: [phone]
1.5 Declaration of conformity
All Oventrop ClimaConF room thermostats are
manufactured in compliance with the relevant provisions
of the relevant EU directives.
Oventrop GmbH & Co. KG hereby declares that the
ClimaCon F 316 wireless installation types comply with the
directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is
available at the following internet address:
www.oventrop.com.
1.6 Symbols used
Highlights important information and further
additions.
fAction required
• List


Fixed order. Steps  to X.
ZResult of action
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Safety-related information
2. Safety-related information
2.1 Correct use
Operational safety is only guaranteed if the product is
used as intended.
The ClimaCon F 316 room thermostats are electronically
controlled operating devices for controlling heating and
cooling ceilings as well as ceiling sails and radiant ceiling
panels.
Any use beyond and/or different from this is considered
unintended use.
Claims of any kind against the manufacturer and/or his
authorised representatives for damage resulting from
unintended use cannot be recognised.
Intended use also includes correct compliance with these
instructions.
2.2 Warnings
Each warning contains the following elements:
Warning symbo
SIGNAL WORD
Type and source of danger!
Possible consequences if the danger occurs or the
warning is ignored.
!
Ways to avoid the danger.
Signal words define the severity of the danger posed by a
situation.
WARNING
Indicates a possible danger with moderate risk. If the
situation is not avoided, death or serious bodily injuries
may result.
CAUTION
Indicates a possible danger with lower risk. If the
situation is not avoided, minor and reversible bodily
injuries will result.
NOTICE
Indicates a situation that can potentially result in damage
to property if not avoided.
2.3 Safety instructions
We have developed this product in accordance with
current safety requirements.
Observe the following instructions for safe use.
2.3.1 Danger due to electric current
!
Make sure that the product can be disconnected
from the power supply at any time.
!
Do not operate the product if there is visible
damage.
!
Work on the power supply may only be carried
out by a qualified electrician.
!
Disconnect the product from the power supply
at all poles for installation work, secure it against
being switched on again and check that no
voltage is present.
!
Only install the product in dry indoor areas.
!
Use a SELV voltage source galvanically isolated
from the earth potential.
2.3.2 Danger due to insufficient personnel
qualification
Work on this product may only be carried out by suitably
qualified specialist tradespeople.
Due to their professional training and experience as well
as knowledge of the relevant legal regulations, qualified
specialist tradespeople are able to carry out work on the
described product in a professional manner.
Operator
The operator must be instructed in the operation by
specialist tradespeople.
2.3.3 Availability of the operating instructions
Every person who works with this product must have read
and apply this manual and all applicable instructions.
The instructions must be available at the place of use of
the product.
!
Pass on these instructions and all applicable
instructions to the operator.
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Technical description
3. Technical description
3.1 Installation scheme (examples)
3.1.1 Application 1
Optibal W6 six-way ball valve with modulating
actuator
1 2 5 43 6
Fig. 1: Installation scheme
1Heating cirucit
2Cooling circuit
3Optibal W six-way ball valve
4Aktor R ST L rotary actuator
5Heating and cooling ceiling
6ClimaCon F  room thermostat
3.1.2 Application 2
Optibal W6 six-way ball valve with on/off actuator
and Cocon QTZ PICV
1 2 6 43 75
Fig. 2: Installation scheme
1Heating cirucit
2Cooling circuit
3Optibal W six-way ball valve
4Aktor R ST L rotary actuator
5Cocon QTZ pressure independent control valve
6Heating and cooling ceiling
7ClimaCon F  room thermostat
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3.2 Design
1 2
3
45
Fig. 3: Design
1Control unit
2Mounting plate
3Terminal strip
4Opening for the cable feed
5Release clip
3.3 Functional description
The ClimaCon F 316 room thermostat controls electronic
actuators via a cable connection. Areas of application are
e.g. heating and cooling ceilings, radiant ceiling panels or
ceiling sails.
Optibal W6 six-way ball valves and, if necessary, control
valves are opened or closed via the actuators.
The setpoint temperature is set on the room thermostat
or in the app connected to the room thermostat.
3.3.1 Applications
3.3.1.1 Application 1
Modulating control of the Optibal W6 six-way ball valve is
carried out via a 0 – 10 V signal. The flow is limited via the
Kvs orifices of the six-way ball valve.
3.3.1.2 Application 2
The Optibal W6 six-way ball valve switches between
heating and cooling mode via an on/off control. The flow
is controlled via the Cocon QTZ control valve, which is
modulating-controlled via a 0 – 10 V signal.
3.3.2 App connection
The ClimaCon F 316 room thermostats can be
programmed via smartphone app.
Three modes are available for temperature control.
3.3.2.1 Auto mode
In Auto mode, the temperature control follows a time
profile (see section 7.1.3.2 on page 15).
3.3.2.2 Eco mode
In Eco mode, the temperature is constantly regulated to
the “Eco temperature” (see section 7.1.3.1 on page 15).
ClimaCon F 316 devices are equipped with an Eco output
(leader). Whenever the Eco mode is active, a voltage is
present at this output.The Eco output can be connected
to the Eco input (follower) of a ClimaCon F90, F100 room
thermostat. The voltage at the Eco input reduces the
temperature at the follower room thermostat by 4 Kelvin
compared to the temperature set at the scale (heating
mode).
3.3.2.3 Manual mode
You always have the option to set the temperature
manually (see section 8.1.3 on page 19).
3.3.3 Functions in detail
• Dot-Matrix display for visualisation of the setpoint
temperature, the actual temperature, various error
codes, the display “BLu” for the teach-in mode, as well
as the OFF display when the device is switched off
• LED display heating or cooling
• LED display with touch surfaces for adjusting the
setpoint temperature via the Plus and Minus keys and
for switching between Auto and Eco mode
• Automatic switching between heating and cooling
• Control via app (Bluetooth)
• Possible modes: Auto (daily or weekly schedule), Eco/
Setback, Manual
• Frost protection (6°C/ 43°F) is activated when the
room thermostat is switched off
• Temperature limitation and offset temperature
adjustable
• Leader output for controlling the setback temperature
of a follower room thermostat
• A dew point monitor and a safety temperature limiter
can be connected (series connection).
The dew point monitor interrupts the circuit of the
safety sensors if dew has formed due to the flow
temperature of the cooling circuit being too low.
The safety temperature limiter interrupts the circuit of
the safety sensors if the flow temperature of the
heating circuits exceeds the set limit value.
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3.4 Operating elements and displays
1
4
5
6
3
2
78
Fig. 4: Operating elements F 316
1“ON/OFF” key
2Display cooling
3“-” sign, decrease of the desired temperature
4Temperature display
5Display heating
6“+” sign, increase of the desired temperature
7“Eco mode” key
8“Auto mode” key
3.5 Technical data
Parameter Value
Mode of operation Type .Y
Contamination degree 
Software class A
Rated surge voltage V
Temperature for the ball
pressure test
°C
Temperature adjustment
range
°C to °C, frost pro-
tection
Protection category IP
Switching current (short-
time)
A
Switching capacity Max. .W
Input • Safety sensors
Outputs • Eco output (leader, max.
mA for up to  Cli-
maCon F, F)
• On/off
• Potential-free contact
(max V, mA DC/
AC)
• -V output
(max. mA)
Accuracy at +°C +/- K
Required actuators • Application :
Rotary actuator for six-
way ball valve
• Application :
Rotary actuator for six-
way ball valve plus actu-
ator for the control
valve (e.g. Cocon QTZ)
Fuse SMD (not exchangeable)
Colour White
Operating voltage  V AC +/- %
Protection class III
Bluetooth BLE .
App For smartphones in por-
trait format (Android:.x;
iOS:.x)
App languages DE/EN/FR/PL/BG/ES/
HR/NL/UA/RU/CN/RO/
HU/DK/IT
Dimensions (WxHxD) mm xx
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Accessories and spare parts
4. Accessories and spare parts
You will find the current accessories and spare part list on
our website.
fCall up the search on the website
www.oventrop.com by clicking on the magnifying
glass symbol and search for .
fSelect your product.
ZHere you can find all information on your product.
5. Transport and storage
Parameter Value
Temperature range °C to +°C
Relative air humidity Max. %, non-condens-
ing
Particles Store in a dry and
dust-protected place
Mechanical influences Protected from mechani-
cal shock
Weather influences Do not store outdoors
Protect from sunlight
Chemical
influences
Do not store together with
aggressive media
6. Mounting
WARNING
Danger to life due to electric current !
There is a danger to life if live components are
touched.
!
Check that not voltage is present.
!
Secure the product against being switched on
again.
NOTICE
Damage to the ClimaCon due to unsuitable power
supply!
!
Use a SELV voltage source galvanically isolated
from the earth potential.
6.1 Tools required
• Pen for marking the drill holes
• Percussion drill with masonry drill bit
• Slotted screwdriver or current tester
6.2 Loosening of the mounting plate
Fig. 5: Loosening of the mounting plate
 Press the release clip (Position 5 in Fig. 3 on page
8) down slightly and detach the control unit from
the mounting plate.
 Put the control unit to one side.
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6.3 Mounting of the mounting plate
The ClimaCon F room thermostat is designed for
surface-mounted installation.
Operate the room thermostat at a location in the
room where the room air is well distributed.
Mount the room thermostat on an interior wall or
on a pillar, at a height of cm to cm. Make
sure that the room thermostat is not thermally
influenced by extraneous heat (e.g. solar radiation
or nearby heating devices).
The supply line is fed into the device through the
opening for the cable feed (position
 in Fig.  on
page ). The supply line must therefore
already protrude from the wall at the designated
location. The cross-section of the cores must be
. – .mmfor flexible lines and  – .mm
for fixed wiring.The line type used must have a
rated voltage of at least V (e.g. NYM cable).
Alternatively, the mounting plate can also be
mounted on a standard flush-mounted box.
For mounting and installing the actuators you
use, observe the respective operating
instructions.
Fig. 6: Mounting of the mounting plate
 Hold the mounting plate flat against the wall and align
it perpendicularly.
 Mark the drill holes with a pen.
WARNING
Danger to life due to electric current !
Damage to live lines can cause electric shocks or
fires.
!
Be careful not to drill into electrical lines.
 Drill at least two holes (opposite each other) and insert
dowels.
 Screw on the mounting plate.
Only use device screws for switch boxes
(countersunk screws).
If you use screws with thicker screw heads, you
will not be able to mount the control unit.
6.4 Electrical connection of the room
thermostat
6.4.1 Terminal assignment
Fig. 7: ClimaCon F - Electrical connection
Terminal Assignment
IN (L  V AC) operating voltage
IN (L  V AC) operating voltage
OUT (L  V AC) on/off
OUT (L  V AC) Eco output
Input, not assigned
IN (A) ext. safety sensors
IN (B) ext. safety sensors
OUT (Signal) -V (max. mA)
OUT (NO) potential-free contact
(max  V, mA DC/AC)
 OUT (COM) potential-free contact
(max V, mA DC/AC)
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6.4.2 Applications
6.4.2.1 Application 1
L1
L1
1
2
3
4
5
9
10
6
7
8
L2
S1
NO
COM
0
-
10
L1
L2
SELV
H%
TB
6WV




Fig. 8: Application 1 (Optibal W6 six-way ball valve
with modulating actuator)
6.4.2.2 Application 2
L1
L1
1
2
3
4
5
9
10
6
7
8
L2
S1
NO
COM
0
-
10
L1
L2
SELV
H%
TB
6WV




Fig. 9: Application 2 (Optibal W6 six-way ball valve
with on/off actuator plus Cocon QTZ)
6.4.3 Connection of the room thermostat
NOTICE
Damage to the ClimaCon due to several outer
conductors (phases) in the installation!
!
Use the same outer conductor (phase) for the
terminals 1 (operating voltage) and 4 (Eco input
or Eco output).
If this is not possible on site, ensure the
separation of the phases by means of a coupling
relay.
WARNING
Danger to life due to excessive voltages at the
terminals for potential-free contacts!
!
Only apply extra-low voltages (SELV) to
terminals 9 and 10.
fConnect the cores to the terminal strip according to the
terminal assignment (stripping length 6 mm).
.. Fitting of the control unit
NOTICE
Damage to the device due to incorrect operating
voltage!
Mounting plates and operating elements of the
different product variants are not compatible with
each other.
!
Only combine components of the same product
variant with each other.
fConnect the control unit to the mounting plate by
first placing the control unit on the lower edge of the
mounting plate and then pressing it on with a slight
twisting motion.
ZThe room thermostat is completely mounted when
the release clip is audibly engaged.
Fig. 10: Fitting of the control unit
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6.5 App installation
The ClimaCon F app is available for both Android
and iOS.
Note the minimum requirements regarding the
version of the operating system and the
Bluetooth version (see section . on page ).
 Go to the Appstore for your operating system.
 Search for the Oventrop App “ClimaCon” and install it.
7. Commissioning
7.1 Establishment of the power supply
fEstablish the power supply.
ZThe room thermostat is now ready for operation.
ZThe display shows the currently measured
temperature. After approx. 5 seconds, the display
switches off.
7.1.1 ClimaCon F 316 - Teach-in
A ClimaCon F room thermostat corresponds to a
room in the ClimaCon app.
 Switch on the room thermostat (position 1 in Fig. 4 on
page 9).
 Press the “Eco mode” and “Auto mode” keys
simultaneously for approx. 3 seconds (positions 7 and
8 in Fig. 4 on page 9).
Fig. 11: ClimaCon F - Activation of the teach-in mode
ZThe “Eco mode” and “Auto mode” key flash alternately.
The display shows “BLu”.
The teach-in mode is active.
The teach-in mode remains active for approx. 
minute. Without teach-in mode, the device
switches off and retains the previous settings.
 Start the ClimaCon F app on your smartphone.
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1
2
Fig. 12: ClimaCon F app - Start screen
1General information
2“+” sign (teach-in of the room thermostat)
 Tap the “+” sign to teach in a (further) room
thermostat.
1
2
Fig. 13: ClimaCon F app - Start screen
1Room
2Symbol
 Name the room in which the room thermostat is
operated.
By tapping the arrow (position  in Fig.  on
page ), you have the possibility to make
the appropriate selection from a given list.
Alternatively, you can enter a desired text
manually.
 Select a suitable symbol from the list (position  in Fig.
 on page ).
 Confirm the entry with “OK”.
ZThe overview page for this room thermostat appears.
1 2 3
2
4
5
6
7
89
Fig. 14: ClimaCon F app - Room thermostat overview
1Back to the room thermostat selection
2Room
3Call-up of the Settings menu
4Manual temperature selection
5Heating or cooling display
6Measured temperature
7Setpoint temperature
8“Eco mode”
9“Auto mode”
If the "heating” or the “cooling” symbol lights up
blue,“heating” or “cooling” is active. When the
room has reached the setpoint temperature, the
symbol turns grey.
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7.1.2 Removal of a room thermostat
Fig. 15: ClimaCon F app - Removal of a room
thermostat
fTap and hold the room thermostat that you want to
remove.
ZA selection menu opens in which you can remove the
room thermostat.
7.1.3 Setting of the heating profile
You can regulate the room temperature in three
ways.
• Auto mode
In Auto mode, the temperature control follows a
time profile.
• Eco mode
In Eco mode, the temperature is constantly
regulated to the “Eco temperature”.
• Manual mode
In addition, you always have the option to set
the temperature manually.
7.1.3.1 Setting of the “Eco temperature”
 Tap the key “Call-up of the Settings menu” on the
overview screen of the room thermostat for which you
want to make the settings (position
3 in Fig. 14 on
page 14).
ZThe “Time profile” submenu opens in the “Settings”
menu for the selected room thermostat.
Fig. 16: ClimaCon F app - Setting of the “Eco
temperature”
 Set the “Eco temperature” separately for heating and
cooling mode.
7.1.3.2 Setting of a time profile
1
Fig. 17: ClimaCon F app - Setting of the weekly profile
1Selection of the weekly profile
 Select the weekly profile.
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You can choose from three weekly profiles.
• “Mo - Su”: With this weekly profile, you
configure identical temperature curves for each
day of the week.
• “Mo - Fr, Sa, Su”: With this weekly profile, you
configure uniform values for the working days
and individual different values for Saturday and
Sunday.
• “Mo,Tu, We, Thu, Fr, Sa, Su”: With this weekly
profile, you configure individual values for each
day of the week.
 Tap the “+” sign below the day of the week.
ZA time profile with default values is created for this
entry.
Up to three time periods per day can be
configured.
You can set the desired start and end of the
respective time period as well as the setpoint
temperature by moving the blue dots to the
corresponding values.
Time periods in the daily routine that you do not
configure here are interpreted by the system as
times during which the “Eco temperature” should
apply.
 Set the desired time periods and the desired
temperatures.
Numerical time entry
Alternatively, you can enter the times numerically.
You can call up the input menu by tapping on the
pen symbol (position  in Fig.  on page ).
Here you can also delete the respective time
profile (Fig.  on page ).
1
Fig. 18: ClimaCon F app - Time profile
1Manual time entry
Fig. 19: ClimaCon F app - Manual time entry
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7.1.4 Configuration
fTap “Configuration” in the “Settings” menu.
7.1.4.1 Temperature limitation
The maximum adjustable temperature range is
between °C and °C.
The adjustable temperature range can be limited
here.
Example:
If the room temperature is to be at least °C
and at most °C, set the values here accordingly.
With this basic setting, the room temperature can
then only be controlled in the range between
°C and °C in the app and on the room
thermostat.
7.1.4.2 Operating mode
The currently set operating mode “Heating” or “Cooling” is
displayed here.
The corresponding setting can be changed in the
“Extended settings” menu (Fig.  on page ).
7.1.4.3 Correction offset
In unfavourable installation conditions, the
temperature measured on the room thermostat
can deviate greatly from the actual room
temperature.
In these cases, you can define a correction offset
to compensate for the deviation.
 Determine the temperature deviation.
 Set the correction offset accordingly.
7.1.4.4 Designation
Here you can change the name of the currently
selected room thermostat.
7.1.4.5 Symbol
Here you can change the symbol for the currently
selected room thermostat.
7.1.4.6 Automatic summer time
fSelect whether the app should automatically switch
between standard time and summer time.
7.1.4.7 Removal of a room thermostat
Here you can remove the currently selected room
thermostat.
ZAfter the room thermostat has been removed, the app
switches to the start screen (Fig. 12 on page 14).
7.1.4.8 Firmware room thermostat
1
Fig. 20: ClimaCon F app - Firmware update
1Call-up of the firmware update
7.1.4.9 Extended settings
1
Fig. 21: ClimaCon F app - Call-up of the extended
settings
1Call-up of the extended settings
Fig. 22: ClimaCon F App - Entering the installer code
fTo call up the extended settings, enter the installer code
2962 and confirm the entry with "OK".
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7.1.5 Extended settings
NOTICE
Malfunctions due to improper configuration!
Improperly configured extended settings can cause
unexpected room temperatures and damage parts
of the system.
!
Extended settings may only be carried out by
specialist tradespeople who are sufficiently
qualified.
7.1.5.1 Unit
Here you can choose between the units °Celsius
and °Fahrenheit.
This setting affects all temperature settings in the
app and at the room thermostat.
7.1.5.2 Operating mode
Here you can switch between the operating
modes Heating / Cooling / Heating and Cooling .
7.1.5.3 Applications
• Application :
Optibal W six-way ball valve with modulating
actuator
• Application :
Optibal W six-way ball valve with on/off
actuator plus control valve with modulating
actuator, e.g. Cocon QTZ
7.1.5.4 Limit voltage 0-10V (only application 1)
In application , the rotary actuator is controlled
with a continuous voltage of  to Volt.
The values set here at the factory are matched to
the Optibal W six-way ball valve. If you use a
different six-way ball valve, you must adjust the
values accordingly.
• Cooling
Modulating control of the six-way ball valve in
cooling mode
• Dead zone
In this zone, the six-way ball valve is in the
middle position (neither cooling nor heating)
• Heating
Modulating control of the six-way ball valve in
heating mode
7.1.5.5 Configuration 0-10V (only application 2)
Depending on the actuator used, e.g. for Cocon
QTZ valve, the appropriate voltage values can be
entered here.
7.1.5.6 Hysteresis
By setting a hysteresis, you define the value by
which the measured temperature may deviate
from the setpoint temperature before the
actuator is opened for heating or cooling.
The optimum value depends on the design of the
system.
7.1.5.7 Safety sensors
If this function is activated, you can use sensors
for temperature (safety temperature limiter) or
dew point (dew point monitor) on terminals  and
. If the electrical connection between terminals 
and  is interrupted by triggering a sensor, the
room thermostat interrupts heating or cooling
mode.
7.1.5.8 Output signal 0 - 10V
The reaction of the 0-10V output is influenced by the P
and I components.
P component
Setting of the height of the proportional band of the PI
controller.
The value for the P component must always be
higher than the value for the hysteresis.
I component
Setting of the height of the integral component of the PI
controller.
7.1.5.9 Valve protection
Once a week, the actuator is fully opened and
closed. This ensures that the valve cannot get
stuck during a longer standstill.
The point in time within the week can be set here.
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Operation
8. Operation
8.1.1 Auto mode
Auto mode is active when the “Auto mode”
display lights up.
Temperature control is time-controlled according
to the set values (see section .. on page
).
fTo activate or deactivate the Auto mode, tap “Auto
mode” on the room thermostat (position  in Fig.  on
page ) or in the app (position
 in Fig.  on page
).
8.1.2 Eco mode
• When Eco mode is activated, the room
thermostat constantly maintains the set Eco
temperature (see section ... on page ).
• Observe the notes on the function of the Eco
output (leader) in section ... on page .
fTo activate or deactivate the Eco mode, tap “Eco mode”
on the room thermostat (position 7 in Fig. 4 on page
9) or in the app (position 8 in Fig. 14 on page 14).
8.1.3 Manual mode
Manual mode is always active when neither Auto
mode nor Eco mode are activated.
8.1.3.1 Manual mode on the room thermostat
fTo manually select a lower room temperature, press the
“-” sign on the room thermostat (position
3 in Fig. 4 on
page 9).
fTo manually select a higher room temperature, press
the “+” sign on the room thermostat (position 6 in Fig.
4 on page 9).
8.1.3.2 Manual mode in the app
fTo manually select a room temperature, move the blue
dot on the overview page for the room thermostat in
question to the desired value (position 4 in Fig. 14 on
page 14).
8.1.4 Switching off
fPress and hold the “On/Off” key (position
1 in Fig. 4 on
page 9) for more than three seconds.
ZThe device switches off (OFF mode). Bluetooth and
control functions are switched off.
The frost protection function remains active.
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Troubleshooting
9. Troubleshooting
MALFUNCTION CAUSE REMEDY
The app does not find the room
thermostat during teach-in.
Other devices equipped with Blue-
tooth interfere with the connection
between the room thermostat and
smartphone.
fDuring the teach-in process,
temporarily switch off all Bluetooth-
equipped devices that are not needed.
The display shows the message “F”
pulsating every  seconds for 
second.
The temperature measured at the in-
ternal temperature sensor has
dropped below °C (°F).
The frost protection function is acti-
vated (on/off / PWM) is switched on).
fIf the temperature measured at the
internal temperature sensor rises
above 6°C (43°F), the frost protection
function is automatically deactivated.
The message “F” appears in the
display.
The device has measured implausible
temperature values or the tempera-
ture measurement has failed.
fContact the technical service.
• The message “F” appears in the
display.
• The room thermostat has inter-
rupted the function (heating or
cooling).
• Dew point monitor:
The dew point monitor interrupts
the circuit of the safety sensors if
dew has formed due to the flow
temperature of the cooling circuit
being too low.
• Safety temperature limiter:
The safety temperature limiter in-
terrupts the circuit of the safety
sensors if the flow temperature of
the heating circuit exceeds the set
limit value.
fCheck the temperatures of the heating
circuit and the cooling circuit.
fCorrect flow temperatures that are too
high or too low.
The message “F” appears in the
display.
Auto mode cannot be activated be-
cause no correct time and date infor-
mation is stored in the ClimaCon.
fConnect your ClimaCon to your
smartphone via Bluetooth.Valid time
and date information is transferred
from the smartphone to the ClimaCon.
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