Viessmann VITOSOIC 100 Quick guide

Installation and service
instructions
for contractors
VIESMANN
Electronic temperature differential control unit
Vitosolic 100
Type SD1
For applicability, see the last page
VITOSOLIC 100
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Please follow these safety instructions closely to prevent accidents and mate-
rial losses.
Safety instructions explained
Danger
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risk of injury.
!Please note
This symbol warns against the
risk of material losses and envi-
ronmental pollution.
Note
Details identified by the word "Note" con-
tain additional information.
Target group
These instructions are exclusively
designed for qualified personnel.
■ Work on electrical equipment must
only be carried out by a qualified elec-
trician.
■ The system must be commissioned by
the system installer or a qualified per-
son authorised by the installer.
Regulations
Observe the following when working on
this system
■ all legal instructions regarding the pre-
vention of accidents,
■ all legal instructions regarding envi-
ronmental protection,
■ the Code of Practice of relevant trade
associations.
■ all current safety regulations as
defined by DIN, EN, DVGW, VDE and
all locally applicable standards
Working on the system
■ Isolate the system from the power sup-
ply and check that it is no longer 'live',
e.g. by removing a separate fuse or by
means of a main isolator.
■ Safeguard the system against unau-
thorised reconnection.
!Please note
Electronic modules can be dam-
aged by electrostatic dis-
charges.
Touch earthed objects, such as
heating or water pipes, to dis-
charge static loads.
Repair work
!Please note
Repairing components that fulfil a
safety function can compromise
the safe operation of your heating
system.
Replace faulty components only
with original Viessmann spare
parts.
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Ancillary components, spare and
wearing parts
!Please note
Spare and wearing parts that
have not been tested together
with the heating system can com-
promise its function. Installing
non-authorised components and
non-approved modifications or
conversions can compromise
safety and may invalidate our
warranty.
For replacements, use only orig-
inal spare parts supplied or
approved by Viessmann.
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Installation instructions
Preparing for installation
Installation information......................................................................................... 6
System example 1................................................................................................ 6
System example 2................................................................................................ 11
System example 3................................................................................................ 18
System example 4................................................................................................ 25
Installation sequence
Fitting the solar control unit.................................................................................. 32
Overview of electrical connections....................................................................... 33
Solar circuit pump................................................................................................. 33
Pump/valve at output R2...................................................................................... 35
High limit safety cut-out........................................................................................ 36
Collector temperature sensor............................................................................... 37
Cylinder temperature sensor................................................................................ 38
Temperature sensor............................................................................................. 38
Power supply........................................................................................................ 39
Service instructions
Commissioning
Switching the power ON....................................................................................... 41
Navigation through the menu............................................................................... 41
Selecting the system scheme............................................................................... 43
Setting system parameters................................................................................... 43
Resetting system parameters............................................................................... 43
Carrying out a relay test....................................................................................... 43
Service scans
Scanning temperatures and operating conditions................................................ 45
Troubleshooting
Fault messages.................................................................................................... 46
Checking sensors................................................................................................. 46
Changing the fuse................................................................................................ 47
Function description
Parameter overview............................................................................................. 48
System scheme.................................................................................................... 51
Collector limit temperature................................................................................... 61
Collector cooling function..................................................................................... 61
Minimum collector temperature limit..................................................................... 61
Index
Index
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Frost protection function....................................................................................... 62
Reverse cooling function...................................................................................... 62
Interval function.................................................................................................... 62
Heat statement..................................................................................................... 63
Speed control....................................................................................................... 63
Parts list.............................................................................................................. 65
Specification....................................................................................................... 66
Appendix............................................................................................................. 67
Certificates
Declaration of conformity...................................................................................... 68
Keyword index.................................................................................................... 69
Index
Index (cont.)
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Danger
Subject to system configuration,
DHW temperatures above 60 °C
can occur. DHW with tempera-
tures in excess of 60 °C can
cause scalding.
To limit the temperature to 60 °C,
install mixing equipment, e.g. a
thermostatically controlled mix-
ing valve (accessory). Install a
mixer tap as anti-scalding device
at the draw-off point.
System example 1
DHW heating with dual-mode DHW cylinder
Main components
■ Viessmann solar collectors
■ DHW cylinders Vitocell 100-B or
Vitocell 300-B
■ Vitosolic 100, type SD1
■ Solar-Divicon
■ Wall mounted oil/gas boiler or oil/gas
boiler
Function description
DHW heating with solar energy
Solar circuit pump R1 eE starts and
DHW cylinder qP is heated up if the tem-
perature differential between collector
temperature sensor S1 eQ and cylinder
temperature sensor S2 qQ exceeds the
starting temperature differential DT E.
Solar circuit pump R1 eE stops if:
■ The actual temperature falls below the
stop temperature differential DT A
■ The electronic temperature limit of
control unit eZ is exceeded (max.
90 °C)
■ The temperature selected at high limit
safety cut-out qW (if installed) is
reached
Additional function for DHW heating
The requirements for the additional func-
tion are achieved through circulation
pump R2 qT.
Suppression of DHW cylinder reheat-
ing by the boiler
Coding address "67" in boiler control unit
2 defaults a third set DHW temperature
(setting range 10 to 95 °C). This value
must be below the first set DHW temper-
ature. DHW cylinder qP will only be
heated by boiler 1 (solar circuit
pump R1 eE runs) if this set value cannot
be achieved by the solar thermal sys-
tem.
DHW heating without solar energy
The upper section of DHW cylinder qP is
heated by boiler 1. The cylinder ther-
mostat with cylinder temperature sen-
sor 3 of boiler control unit 2 regulates
cylinder heating 4.
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Required settings at the solar control unit
Param
eter
Delivered
condition
Description Setting
ANL 1 Without auxiliary function for DHW heating 1
With auxiliary function for DHW heating (see
page 55)
4
DT E 8° C Start temperature differential for solar circuit pump
at R1
DT A 4 °C Stop temperature differential for solar circuit pump
at R1
S SL 60 °C Set cylinder temperature (see page 52)
For further functions, see chapter "Function description" from page 48.
Note
"DT E" can be set at least 0.5 K higher
than "DT A" and up to 0.5 K lower than
"DT S" (see page 50).
"DT A" can be set up to 0.5 K below
"DT E".
Information regarding speed control
of the solar circuit pump
Observe chapter "Speed control" (see
page 63).
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System example 1 (cont.)
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Hydraulic installation scheme ID: 4605028_0906_02
qQ
qE
3
qP
qT
qR
qW
P
eP
eW
eQ
eE
1
2
M
4
2
11
S2S1
eZ
R1R2
KM BUS
230 V / 50 Hz
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Equipment required
ID: 4605028_0906_02
Pos. Description
1Oil/gas boiler or wall mounted oil/gas boiler
with
2Boiler and heating circuit control unit
3Cylinder temperature sensor
4Circulation pump for cylinder heating
(integrated for wall mounted oil/gas boiler)
qP Dual-mode DHW cylinder
qQ Cylinder temperature sensor S2
qW High limit safety cut-out (accessory)
qE DHW circulation pump (on site)
(internal/external extension may be required for connecting a wall mounted
oil/gas boiler)
qR Thermostatic mixing valve (accessory)
qT Circulation pump R2 (transfer) (on site)
eP Solar collectors
eQ Collector temperature sensor S1
eW Solar-Divicon (accessory)
with
eE Solar circuit pump R1
eZ Vitosolic 100, type SD1
eU Junction box (on site)
eI ON/OFF switch (on site)
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System example 1 (cont.)
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Electrical installation scheme
eQ
qQ
qW
eE
eZ
230 V / 50 Hz
?
21
20
15
19
18
14
?
M
1~ R1
17
16
13
?
12
11
145
10
9
4
3
2
1
6
5
eU
SOL
KOL
STB
230 V / 50 HzLow voltage
R2
M
1~ qT
KM BUS 2
eI
ID: 4605028_0906_02
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Vitodens – DHW heating and central heating backup with a multi-
mode heating water buffer cylinder
Main components
■ Viessmann solar collectors
■ Vitocell 340-M or Vitocell 360-M multi-
mode heating water buffer cylinder
with integral DHW heating, with or
without stratification system
■ Vitosolic 100, type SD1
■ Solar-Divicon
■ Wall mounted gas boiler from the year
of manufacture 2008
– Vitodens 200-W, type WB2B
– Vitodens 300-W, type WB3C
Function description
DHW heating with solar energy
Solar circuit pump R1 eE starts and
heating water buffer cylinder qP is
heated up if the temperature differential
between collector temperature sen-
sor S1 and cylinder temperature sen-
sor S2 qQ exceeds the start temperature
differential DT E.
Solar circuit pump R1 eE stops if:
■ The actual temperature falls below the
stop temperature differential DT A
■ The electronic temperature limit of
control unit eZ is exceeded (max.
90°C)
■ The temperature selected at high limit
safety cut-out qW (if installed) is
reached
Entire heating water buffer cylinder qP is
heated by the solar thermal system if the
insolation is adequate.
The upper part of heating water buffer
cylinder qP will only be reheated by
boiler 1 if the actual water temperature
falls below the set temperature selected
at boiler control unit 2.
If the solar energy is inadequate to cover
the entire heating demand, the DHW in
the lower part of heating water buffer cyl-
inder qP will be preheated by solar
energy. The DHW in the upper part of the
cylinder is heated to the required tem-
perature by boiler 1.
The burner starts and three-way diverter
valve rZ switches to position "AB-A" via
cylinder temperature sensor qZ of the
boiler control unit. When the set DHW
temperature has been reached, the
burner stops and three-way diverter
valve rZ switches to position "AB-B".
Suppression of DHW cylinder reheat-
ing by the boiler
Coding address "67" in boiler control
unit 2 defaults a third set DHW tem-
perature (setting range 10 to 95 °C). This
value must be below the first set DHW
temperature. Heating water buffer cylin-
der qP is only heated by boiler 1 (solar
circuit pump R1 eE runs) if this set value
cannot be achieved by the solar thermal
system.
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System example 2
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DHW heating without solar energy
The upper area of heating water buffer
cylinder qP is heated by boiler 1. The
integral instantaneous water heater/
standby section is heated by the sur-
rounding buffer cylinder water.
The cylinder thermostat with cylinder
temperature sensor qZ of boiler control
unit 2 controls
three-way diverter valve rZ.
Central heating with solar energy
The system provides central heating if
the temperature at sensor qT is ade-
quate.
Central heating without solar energy
If the temperature at sensor qT is inad-
equate, the burner and circulation pump
in the Vitodens are started. The area
between HV2/HR1 and HR2 in heating
water buffer cylinder qP is heated up to
the set temperature for the heating cir-
cuits in weather-compensated mode.
When this set temperature is exceeded,
the burner and, after a delay, the circu-
lation pump in the Vitodens are stop-
ped.
Required settings at the solar control unit
Param
eter
Delivered
condition
Description Setting
ANL 1 Without auxiliary function for DHW heating 1
DT E 8° C Start temperature differential for solar circuit pump
at R1
DT A 4 °C Stop temperature differential for solar circuit pump
at R1
S SL 60 °C Set cylinder temperature (see page 52)
For further functions, see chapter "Function description" from page 48.
Note
"DT E" can be set at least 0.5 K higher
than "DT A" and up to 0.5 K lower than
"DT S" (see page 50).
"DT A" can be set up to 0.5 K below
"DT E".
Information regarding speed control
of the solar circuit pump
Observe chapter "Speed control" (see
page 63).
Preparing for installation
System example 2 (cont.)
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Codes required at the boiler and heating circuit control unit
Code Function
51:1 The internal circulation pump is only switched on when the burner
has been started (time delay off)
53:3 System without DHW circulation pump:
Three-way diverter valve rZ is connected to output sK of inter-
nal extension H1 or H2
5b:1 Internal diverter valve without function
(DHW cylinder connected downstream of three-way diverter
valve rZ)
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System example 2 (cont.)
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Hydraulic installation scheme ID: 4605029_0906_02
P
eP
eW
eQ
eE
M
1
rZ
M
qZ
wW
2
qQ
5/28
5/21
HV2/HR1
HR2
HV1
HR3
qW
qR qE
qP
qT
S2S1
eZ
R1R2
KM BUS
230 V / 50 Hz
5
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Equipment required
ID: 4605029_0906_02
Pos. Description
1Wall mounted gas boiler
with
2Boiler and heating circuit control unit
3Internal extension H1 (standard delivery for the Vitodens 300-W)
or
4Internal extension H2 (accessory)
or
System with DHW circulation pump:
5External extension H1 (accessory)
6KM BUS distributor (accessory)
qP Heating water buffer cylinder
with
wW Threaded DHW circulation pump (accessory)
qT Temperature sensor (flow temperature sensor for low loss header; in this
scheme with heating water buffer cylinder) (accessory)
qZ Cylinder temperature sensor (accessory)
qQ Cylinder temperature sensor S2
qW High limit safety cut-out (accessory)
qE DHW circulation pump (on site)
qR Thermostatic mixing valve (accessory)
eP Solar collectors
eQ Collector temperature sensor S1
eW Solar-Divicon (accessory)
with
eE Solar circuit pump R1
eZ Vitosolic 100, type SD1
eU Junction box (on site)
eI ON/OFF switch (on site)
rZ Three-way diverter valve (accessory)
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System example 2 (cont.)
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Electrical installation scheme
Vitosolic 100
eQ
qQ
qW
eE
eZ
230 V / 50 Hz
?
21
20
15
19
18
14
?
M
1~ R1
17
16
13
?
12
11
145
10
9
4
3
2
1
6
5
eU
SOL
KOL
High limit safety cut-out
230 V / 50 HzLow voltage
A
eI
ID: 4605029_0906_02
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Control unit, wall mounted gas boiler
fÖ
2
L
?
lH ?
1
230 V / 50 Hz
aBJ
sK
3 4
fÖ
?
sÖ
sA ?
sK ?
aVG 2
1
M
1~
M
1~ ZP
4
5
6
7
%STS
230 V / 50 HzLow voltage
qE
5
rZ
qZ
qT
2
1
2
aVG
1
2
aVG
6
1
2
aVG
1
2
aVG
6
?
?
gÖ
1
2
aVG 1
2
aVG
?
gD
sK
lH lH
A
ID: 4605029_0906_02
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Vitodens – DHW heating with freshwater module and central
heating backup with heating water buffer cylinder
Main components
■ Viessmann solar collectors
■ Freshwater module
■ Heating water buffer cylinder
Vitocell140-E or Vitocell 160-E
■ Vitosolic 100, type SD1
■ Solar-Divicon
■ Wall mounted gas boiler from the year
of manufacture 2008
– Vitodens 200-W, type WB2B
– Vitodens 300-W, type WB3C
Function description
Freshwater module qP heats DHW
when hot water is drawn. The energy
supply to freshwater module qP is pro-
vided via heating water buffer cylin-
der rP. Buffer cylinder rP is heated by
the solar thermal system or, in the upper
area, by boiler 1.
The heated DHW is heated by freshwa-
ter module qP according to the instanta-
neous water heater principle. An internal
pump transports the heating water from
heating water buffer cylinder rP into the
freshwater module qP. This heats the
DHW in the heat exchanger of the fresh-
water module qP according to the coun-
tercurrent principle. The freshwater
module qP is regulated by its internal
control unit.
When utilising the freshwater module
with integral DHW circulation pump, the
three-way diverter valve qQ in conjunc-
tion with sensors S3 qE and S4 qW of the
freshwater module qP can be regulated
by its control unit to provide an optimum
stratification of the return water into the
heating water buffer cylinder rP.
DHW heating with solar energy
Solar circuit pump R1 eE starts and
heating water buffer cylinder rP is
heated up if the temperature differential
between collector temperature sensor
S1 eQ and cylinder temperature sensor
S2 rQ exceeds the start temperature dif-
ferential DT E.
Solar circuit pump R1 eE stops if:
■ The actual temperature falls below the
stop temperature differential DT A
■ The electronic temperature limit of
control unit eZ is exceeded (max.
90°C)
■ The temperature selected at high limit
safety cut-out rR (if installed) is
reached
Entire heating water buffer cylinderrP is
heated by the solar thermal system if the
insolation is adequate.
The upper part of heating water buffer
cylinder rP will only be reheated by
boiler 1 if the actual water temperature
falls below the set temperature selected
at boiler control unit 2.
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The burner starts and three-way diverter
valve rZ switches to position "AB-A" via
cylinder temperature sensor rW of the
boiler control unit. When the set DHW
temperature has been reached, the
burner stops and three-way diverter
valve rZ switches to position "AB-B".
Suppression of DHW cylinder reheat-
ing by the boiler
Coding address "67" in boiler control
unit 2 defaults a third set DHW tem-
perature (setting range 10 to 95 °C). This
value must be below the first set DHW
temperature. Heating water buffer cylin-
der rP is only heated by the boiler (solar
circuit pump R1 eE runs) if this set value
cannot be achieved by the solar thermal
system.
DHW heating without solar energy
The upper area of heating water buffer
cylinder rP is heated by boiler 1.
The cylinder thermostat with cylinder
temperature sensor rW of boiler control
unit 2 controls
three-way diverter valve rZ.
Central heating with solar energy
Central heating is provided via heating
water buffer cylinder rP if the tempera-
ture at sensor rE is adequate.
Central heating without solar energy
If the temperature at sensor rE is inad-
equate, the burner and circulation pump
in the Vitodens are started. The area
between HV3/HR1 and HR3 in heating
water buffer cylinder rP is heated up to
the set temperature for the heating cir-
cuits in weather-compensated mode.
When this set temperature is exceeded,
the burner and, after a delay, the circu-
lation pump in the Vitodens are stop-
ped.
Required settings on the solar control unit
Param
eter
Delivered
condition
Description Setting
ANL 1 Without auxiliary function for DHW heating 1
DT E 8° C Start temperature differential for solar circuit pump
at R1
DT A 4 °C Stop temperature differential for solar circuit pump
at R1
S SL 60 °C Set cylinder temperature (see page 52)
For further functions, see chapter "Functions" from page 48.
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System example 3 (cont.)
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Note
"DT E" can be set at least 0.5 K higher
than "DT A" and up to 0.5 K lower than
"DT S" (see page 50).
"DT A" can be set up to 0.5 K below
"DT E".
Information regarding speed control
of the solar circuit pump
Observe chapter "Speed control" (see
page 63).
Codes required on the boiler and heating circuit control unit
Code Function
51:1 The internal circulation pump is only switched on when the
burner has been started (time delay off)
53:3 System without DHW circulation pump:
Three-way diverter valve rZ is connected to output sK of inter-
nal extension H1 or H2
5b:1 Internal diverter valve without function
(DHW cylinder connected downstream of three-way diverter
valve rZ)
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System example 3 (cont.)
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