Vestamatic Touch Centre XL 4C Wired User manual

Central controls for sunshade devices,
skylights, lighting, ventilation and heating
Installation and Operating Instructions

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Contents
Contents 2
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Safety precautions / Explanation of warning signals 5
Delivery extent 6
Functional description 7
Technical data 7
Information for the installer 8
Control box 8
General notes 8
Housing installation 9
Wiring diagram 10
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Power supply 12
Connecting 230VAC motors 13
Connecting decentralised controls 14
Assembly / Connection of wind sensors 15
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Assembly / Connection of lux sensors 16
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Assembly / Connection of rain sensors 18
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Assembly / Connection of temperature sensors 20
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Assembly / Connection of DCF radio-controlled clock receiver 21
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Connection of buttons for external operation of channel groups 23
Connection the maintenance switch 24
Connecting the control system to a smoke/fire alarm system 25
Display box 26
Connecting the display box to the control box via 4-wire interface 26
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Installation assistant (Wizard) 28
Quick reference guide 28
General notes 29
Password input 29
Wizard start 29
Setting the user interface language 29
Communication mode recognition 30
Scanning connected sensor devices 30
Selection of connected channel group 31
Selection of sensors from connected sensor devices 31
Lux sensor assignment 32
Wind sensor assignment / Wind sensor type setting 32
Temperature sensor assignment 33
Rain sensor assignment 33
Activating the device lock function 33
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Wizard end 34

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Information for the user 35
General notes 35
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Weather info / Display lock / Comfort program 36
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Basic settings 38
Quick reference guide 38
Detail 1/3 39
Setting the time / date 39
Setting the display colour selection 40
Setting the display standby time 40
Release following fire alarm 40
Detail 2/3 41
Network settings (without function) 41
Display logbook 41
Display contact details 42
Display software version and serial number 42
Detail 3/3 42
Move to safety position 42
Touchscreen calibration 43
Display/Start wizard 43
Restore factory settings 44
Fine adjustments 45
Quick reference guide 45
Detail 1/5 46
Sun function 46
Setting extension sun threshold 46
Setting extension response time 47
Setting retract time delay 47
Setting retract sun threshold 47
Setting sun motor runtime 47
Setting number of sun-dependent extension commands per day 48
Rain function 48
Setting rain reset delay 48
Setting rain sensitivity setting 48
Setting manual extension when rain/frost 49
Wind function 49
Setting wind threshold 1 50
Setting wind threshold 2 50
Setting wind response delay 51
Setting wind reset delay 51
Setting wind unit 51
Temperature function 52
Setting temperature threshold 1 52
Setting temperature threshold 2 52
Setting motor run time for temperature threshold 2 53
Setting temperature reset delay 53
Setting temperature unit 53

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Detail 2/5 54
Motor run time 54
Tilting function 54
Selection of tilting type 55
Setting tilting time “season” 56
Setting tilting time “table” 56
Setting tilting assignment 56
Continuous up command / Continuous down command 57
Detail 3/5 58
MC DZ M/J function 58
Inching mode function 58
Holiday function 59
Astro function 59
Astro setting 59
Setting longitude LON 60
Setting latitude LAT 60
Setting up time correction 60
Setting down time correction 60
Detail 4/5 61
UP time function 61
DOWN time function 62
Automatic mode lock 62
Programming/deleting handheld transmitter (without function) 63
Detail 5/5 63
Heating function 63
Setting temperature threshold 64
Setting anti-freeze 64
Setting reset delay 64
Setting temperature unit 64
Ventilation function 65
Setting temperature threshold 65
Setting reset delay 65
Setting temperature unit 65
Control system warning signals 66
List of cities for the Astro function 67
Symbol description 68
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Manufacturer’s default settings 73
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Personal settings 76
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Troubleshooting 79
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Cleaning / Disposal of waste 82
Customer service 82

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Safety precautions / Explanation of warning signals
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– Contact a professional electrician to install the control system, because the control
system requires a power supply of 230VAC, 50 Hz.
– Check the control system for signs of mechanical damage after unpacking. If you notice
any shipping damage, do not start up the control system and notify your supplier
immediately.
– The control should only be used for the purpose specified by the manufacturer (refer to
the operating instructions). Any changes or modifications thereof are not permissible
and will result in loss of all warranty claims.
– If it is no longer possible to guarantee the safe operation of the control or the connected
devices, you should turn the control off immediately and make sure that it cannot be
operated unintentionally.
– Before carrying out work on sunshading devices or skylights which are operated by the
control, you must switch off the control box power supply.
– For safety reasons, if there is no rain or frost sensor connected to the control you are
advised, depending on the sunshade design, to set the control to manual operation if the
temperature drops below +1 °C. This will prevent the sunshade from extending automati-
cally (e.g. due to the sun).
– This device contains a pollutant battery. The end user must recycle all used batteries in
accordance with regulation 91/157/EWG). Disposing of the batteries in household waste
is strictly forbidden.
– The use of a power pack other than the optional power pack supplied by the control’s
manufacturer may limit the functions available and/or damage the control. Such use is
therefore not permitted.
– In the event of a power failure, the control and all connected devices will no longer be
operable.
– For safety reasons, if a severe weather warning is issued, retract all connected devices
and change the operating mode of all groups to manual operation mode.
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Danger
There is an imminent danger to the life and health of personnel. Any failure to follow the
hazard warnings will immediately put personnel at risk.
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Warning
There is a potential danger to the life and health of personnel.
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Caution
A situation which has an undesirable consequence. The extent of health damage is
small. Example: foreseeable operating errors.
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Attention
Material damage to the device may result if the hazard warnings are not followed.
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Failure to comply will result in product handling faults, but not in damage to property or
personal injury.
h Application advice and useful information on how to make best use of the product.

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Delivery extent
The following items are included:
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and
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3ß
4ß
5ß
1ß Control device comprising display box and control box
2ß Wall mounting plate for display box
3ß Installation instructions
4ß Operating instructions on CD
5ß Stylus
Touch Centre versions:
Touch Centre XL 4C Wired Article-no.: 01080212
Touch Centre M 2C Wired Article-no.: 01080210
Accessories:
Lux sensor LS 30 Article-no.: 01161210
Wind sensor WS XS Article-no.: 01100310
Wind sensor WS XS Alu Article-no.: 01100410
Wind sensor WS Classic M Article-no.: 01100235
Power supply PS Classic M (for WS Classic M) Article-no.: 01100290
Rain sensor RD +1 °C Article-no.: 010830
Rain sensor RD -20 °C Article-no.: 010825
Temperature sensor TS Pro XL Article-no.: 01173010
Thermostat TE Indoor Article-no.: 01100271
Thermostat TE Outdoor Article-no.: 01100282
DCF Receiver Article-no.: 01306300

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Functional description
The Touch Centre is a microprocessor-controlled central control for different products such as blinds,
awnings, shutters, skylights, ventilation systems, heating and lighting. The control system is intended for use
in medium-sized projects with up to 4 façades and/or floors.
The connected sunshade and locking systems are centrally controlled according to sun intensity, wind
speed, precipitation and time. External systems, such as safety windows, fire alarms or building control
services systems, can be easily integrated.
The sensor inputs make it possible to connect simultaneously (depending on control system type) up to:
2 wind sensors (heated / not heated)
8 lux sensors
1 rain sensor
2 Temperature sensors
1 DCF 77 Receiver
Additional connections:
4 up/down group buttons
1 maintenance switch
1 connection for fire alarm centers
The display box controls and communicates via the in-built 4-wire RS485 interface. Operating and
setting the connected sunshade devices is simple thanks to the coloured touchscreen display in the
display box with its clear symbol options.
Power supply: 230VAC, 50 Hz
Impulse voltage withstand level: 2.5 kV
Rated power: 10 W
Max. load per output: 250VAC, 4A, cos f > 0.8 ind.
Max. rated power: 1380 W, 6A, 230VAC
Align switching time extend: 3 – 180 seconds or continuously
Software class: A
Conductor cross-section –
Motor connection:
Sensors/Button:
0.14 mm – 2.5 mm²
0.14 mm – 1.5 mm²
Operating temperature: 0°C (32°F) to +40°C (104°F)
IP class: IP 20 (control box)
IP 20 (display box)
Degree of contamination: 2 (control box)
2 (display box)
Battery: CR 2032
Dimensions (L × W × H): 270 × 220 × 108 mm (control box)
155 × 105 × 35 mm (display box)
Colour information: Display box: black (similar to RAL 9005) / standard version
Control box: light grey (similar to RAL 7035)
Conformity:
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Technical data

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General notes
Connecting skylight motors
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ATTENTION!
When connecting skylights, the terminal UP corresponds to the close skylight
command, and the terminal DOWN corresponds to the open skylight command.
Connecting fan motors or heating/lighting fittings
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ATTENTION!
– When connecting fan motors or heating/lighting fittings the terminal UP corre-
sponds to the command fan/heating/lighting ON.
– The terminal DOWN does not have a function in the case of fan motors or heating/
lighting fittings.
– Check the rated power of the connected devices. The total power consumption
of the connected devices must not exceed 1380 W. If the power consumption of
the connected devices exceeds 1380 W, the isolating relay MC TR 1 PF (01054720)
must be used for each channel group.

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Housing installation
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WARNING!
Risk of injury due to improper installation and commissioning.
Improper installation and commissioning may lead to personal injury or property
damage.
Therefore:
– When connecting the device, observe the currently valid VDE standards (in particular
DIN VDE 0100/0700), your local power company’s regulations and the current
accident prevention regulations.
– Connect the control in accordance with the wiring diagram.
1. Switch off the power supply
2. Unscrew the housing cover, take off the housing cover of the control box and mount the housing at
the outer four drill holes in the corners. The housing must be mounted such that the cable glands are
located underneath. The control box must be mounted in a position that is well protected from direct
sunlight.
3. Feed the cables through the cable inlets in the housing and tighten the inlet. Unused cable inlets must
be sealed.
4. Connect the cables in accordance with the wiring diagram.
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NOTE!
Mount the control device so that it is inaccessible to adults, children and animals. All
cables must be permanently wired.
5. The output is floating (important for operating decentralised controls).
6. If one or more motors (230VAC, 50 Hz) resp. isolating relays are directly connected, a wire bridge
must be fitted between terminal Common of the motor output and terminal L of the mains connection.
7. Replace the housing cover and tighten the housing cover screws.

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Wiring diagram

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Wiring diagram

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Power supply
Figure: Power supply
The control system is connected to the mains (230VAC, 50 Hz) via the terminals L, N and PE. Terminals
with the same potential are connected to each other internally.
WARNING!
Risk of injury due to improper installation and commissioning.
Improper installation and commissioning may lead to personal injury or property damage.
Therefore:
– When connecting the device, observe the currently valid VDE standards (in particular DIN VDE
0100/0700), your local power company’s regulations and the current accident prevention
regulations.
– Connect the control in accordance with the wiring diagram.

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Connecting 230VAC motors
The control system is designed for the direct connection of 4 × 230VAC motors. The total power con-
sumption of the motors must not exceed 1380 W. Each output has its own terminal for retraction/exten--
sion/neutral- and ground conductor and is protected via a common 6.3 AT fine-wire fuse F2 in the control
system.
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NOTICE!
– When directly connecting 230VAC motors, also fit a wire bridge with a cross section of
1.5 mm2 between the terminals L and Common.
Figure: Wire bridge and direct connection of 230VAC motors

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Connecting decentralised controls
The control system is designed for the connection of decentralised controls. The switching current of the
decentralised controls must not exceed 6
A. Each output has its own terminal for retraction and exten-
sion and is protected via a common 6.3 AT fine-wire fuse F2 in the control system.
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ATTENTION!
– When connecting decentralised control devices, do NOT fit a wire bridge
between the terminals L and Common. Fitting a wire bridge will destroy all
connected decentralised controls!
– It is NOT permitted to operate floating controls and 230VAC motors at the
outputs of the control at the same time. If you need to operate motors and
decentralised controls, an isolating relay MC TR 1 PF (01054720) must be used
for each channel group that requires a floating output.

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Assembly / Connection of wind sensors
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ATTENTION!
It is not permitted to have two different types of wind sensors or other manufac-
turers’ wind sensors connected at the same time.
This may cause serious personal injury or damage to property.
Operation
The wind sensor is used for recording non-directional measurements of outdoor horizontal air flow. The
wind sensor has a compact design and is fitted with a reed contact which converts the wind speed into
an electrical signal. These signals are produced by the reed contact which is closed by a magnetic field.
A shaft, which is attached to the anemometer and runs in a ball or plain bearing, passes the magnet over
the reed contact at a frequency which is proportional to the anemometer speed, and therefore also to the
wind speed. The measured values are converted into digital electrical signals and transmitted to the
control system. It is also possible to detect a rupture of the wind sensor cable.
Assembly of the wind sensor
The wind sensor is installed either with the aluminium mounting bracket article-no. 01100510 or with the
plastic mounting bracket article-no. 01271020. Align so that the cable inlet is pointing downwards. Use
clips, cable ties or similar fasteners to attach the measuring cable securely to the mounting bracket so
that the cable cannot be damaged by flapping and fraying during high winds.
Choice of assembly location
Wind gauge devices should generally cover the wind conditions within a wide perimeter. In order to
obtain comparable values when determining surface wind, measuring should take place at a height of
10 m above level, undisturbed ground. Undisturbed ground means that the distance between the wind
sensor and any obstacle should be at least ten times the height of the obstacle (see VDI 3786). If it is not
possible to comply with this requirement, the wind sensor should be set up at a height at which the
measured values are, as far as possible, not influenced by local obstacles (approx. 6 m to 10 m above
disturbance level). In the case of flat roofs, the wind sensor should be set up in the middle of the roof and
not at the roof edge in order to avoid possible prevailing wind directions.
Maintenance / Cleaning
If the device is subject to extreme weather conditions, it may only be assembled and operated in a
vertical position, otherwise water could penetrate the device and impair its function. If the device is
installed properly, it will work maintenance-free. If the sensor becomes excessively soiled, it can be
cleaned with standard household cleaning products as long as they do not contain any aggressive or
abrasive ingredients.
Cable lengths
If the 5 m signal cable is too short, it can be extended up to 100 m using the same cross section.

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Terminals
The two wind sensors are connected to the terminals Wind 1 and GND and Wind 2 and GND at the
control box. The polarity of the wind sensors is not important for connection.
Figure: Connection samples for wind sensors
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ATTENTION!
It is not permitted to have two different types of wind sensors connected at the
same time. Is no wind sensor connected, the terminals of the windsensor have to
be bridged by a wire bridge.
Assembly / Connection of lux sensors
Operation
The lux sensor is used to record natural light intensity and is adjusted to eye sensitivity. The measured
sun intensity is transformed into electrical analogue signals. These are evaluated by the control system,
which triggers the corresponding control commands.
Assembly of lux sensor LS 30
The lux sensor LS 30 can be installed on the aluminium mounting bracket article-no. 01100510, on the
plastic mounting bracket article-no. 01271020, or using the angled aluminium mounting bracket supplied.
Align so that the cable inlet is pointing downwards. Use clips, cable ties or similar fasteners to attach the
measuring cable securely to the mounting bracket so that the cable cannot be damaged by flapping and
fraying during high winds.

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Choice of assembly location
The lux sensor LS 30 has a sensing range of approx. 120°. When assembling the lux sensor, attention
must be paid to obstacles which might distort the sun intensity and therefore influence the measured
values.
In the case of large building façades, there should always be two lux sensors installed at an angle of 45°
to each other. This will ensure optimal sun intensity detection throughout the year.
Maintenance / Cleaning
If the device is subject to extreme weather conditions, it may only be assembled and operated in a
vertical position, otherwise water could penetrate the device and impair its function. If the device is
installed properly, it will work maintenance-free. If the sensor becomes excessively soiled, it can be
cleaned with standard household cleaning products as long as they do not contain any aggressive or
abrasive ingredients.
Cable lengths
If the 5 m signal cable is too short, it can be extended up to 100 m using the same cross section.
Terminals
Up to 8 lux sensors can be connected at the control box to the terminals Sun 1 and 5V, Sun 2 and 5V
and so on up to Sun 8 and 5V. The polarity of the lux sensors is not important for connection.
Figure: Connection of lux sensors
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NOTE!
No connection possible for lux sensors 5 to 8 for version M 2C Wired.

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Assembly / Connection of rain sensors
Operation
The rain sensor records both moisture on the sensor surface and decreases in outside temperature to
below +1 °C or -20 °C. Its sensitivity can be set electronically. The measured precipitation is transformed
into electrical digital signals. These are evaluated by the control system, which triggers the corre-
sponding control commands. The sensor surface is heated for faster drying. This significantly reduces
the time until the “rain end” message and, if necessary, the sunshading devices can be re-extended
immediately.
Rain sensor +1
°C, article-no. 010830
If the outside temperature lies between approx. +1 °C and +30 °C and rain is detected, the sensor
surface will be heated to aid drying. In the case of higher temperatures or frost, there will be no heating.
If the temperatures are below +1 °C, frost will be recorded and the connected systems will be retracted
or closed and manual operation will be blocked.
Rain sensor -20
°C, article-no. 010825
If the outside temperature lies between approx. +1 °C and +30 °C and rain is detected, the sensor
surface will be heated to aid drying. In the case of higher temperatures, there will be no heating; if the
outside temperature is between approx. -20 °C and approx. +1 °C, the sensor surface will be heated
continuously. The connected systems will remain operational even in the case of temperatures down to
-20 °C (if no rain).
Assembly of rain sensor +1 °C or rain sensor -20 °C
The rain sensor can be easily installed onto the aluminium mounting bracket article-no. 01100510 using
the angled mounting bracket supplied. Use clips, cable ties or similar fasteners to attach the measuring
cable securely to the mounting bracket so that the cable cannot be damaged by flapping and fraying
during high winds.
Choice of assembly location
The rain sensor should be mounted using the supplied bracket such that the surface of the sensor is
directed towards the weather side. It should be angled at around 15 degrees so that large water droplets
run off quickly and the sensor’s rain signal is quickly reset following a shower.
Maintenance / Cleaning
If the device is subject to extreme weather conditions, it may only be assembled at angle of around
15 degrees, otherwise water could penetrate the device over a long period of time and impair its
function. If the device is installed properly, it will work maintenance-free. If the rain sensor becomes
excessively soiled, it can be cleaned with standard household cleaning products as long as they do not
contain any aggressive or abrasive ingredients.
Cable lengths
The signal cable can be extended up to 100 m with a cross section of 0.8 mm2.

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Terminals
Terminals
rain sensor Signal Terminals
control box Personal notices
1 +12V 12V
2 GND GND
3 Sensitivity I Rainsense 1
4 Sensitivity II Rainsense 2
5 Frost signal Frost
6 Rain signal Rain
Figure: Connection of rain sensors

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Assembly / Connection of temperature sensors
TS Pro XL operation
The temperature sensor TS Pro XL is used to record indoor or outdoor ambient temperature. Measured
temperature within the range -30 °C to +55 °C is transformed into electrical analogue signals. These are
evaluated by the control system, which triggers the corresponding control commands.
Assembly of temperature sensor TS Pro XL
The temperature sensor can be installed using the supplied mounting clip. When installing on a mounting
bracket, use clips, cable ties or similar fasteners to attach the measuring cable securely to the bracket so
that the cable cannot be damaged by flapping and fraying during high winds.
TE Indoor
The room temperature controller TE Indoor is used to record indoor temperature. A temperature
threshold can be set within the range +5
°C to +30 °C using the adjusting knob.
Assembly of temperature sensor TE Indoor
The room temperature controller may be used indoors and is suitable for surface mounting or for
mounting directly onto a flush mounting box with vertical fixing holes.
TE Outdoor
The frost/temperature monitor TE Outdoor is used to record outdoor temperature. A temperature
threshold can be set within the range -20 °C to +35 °C using the adjusting knob.
Assembly of temperature sensor TE Outdoor
The frost/temperature monitor is suitable for surface mounting out-of-doors with the cable inlet pointing
downwards.
Choice of assembly location
When mounting temperature sensors, avoid placing in direct sunlight as this will influence the measured
value.
Maintenance / Cleaning
The devices work maintenance-free. If the sensors (not TE Indoor) become excessively soiled, they can
be cleaned with standard household cleaning products as long as these do not contain any aggressive
or abrasive ingredients.
Cable lengths
If the 5 m signal cable is too short, it can be extended up to 100 m using the same cross section.