WebHeat Control P30 Assembly instructions

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Installation & programming manual
WebHeat Control P30
The on-wall thermostat P30 is designed to control heating systems, specifically the WebHeat self regulating
heating cables. The controller switches on the heating sections when the set temperature is below target
(which is measured by a separate temperature sensor). The extra alarm output can signal temperatures below
a pre-set value.
Input:
two temperature sensors: NTC 5k by 25°C
bistate input (normally opened or normally
closed)
Measuring range:
-50...+150°C
Measuring accuracy:
±0,5%
Power supply:
230V~ ±15% or 12V=/~, max 3VA
Display:
LED, 4 digits, 11mm height with graphic icons
Display & setting
resolution:
0,1°C in whole range
Protection class
IP20 / IP65 in supplied housing
Control form:
ON-OFF with hysteresis
Output relay 1:
20 A, 4500 Watt
Output relay 2
(alarm):
8 A, 1500 Watt
Operating
conditions:
-5...60°C; 0...85%RH (non-condensing)
Storage conditions:
-40...85°C; 0...85%RH (non-condensing)
Before you install this controller, make sure to check the current settings and re-program if necessary.
Specifically check function F29, Cooling/Heating, which should be set on HEATING for a correct use. This
controller may only be installed and connected by a nationally certified electrician.
This WebHeat Control P30 has many extra functions that are not necessary for usage in heating cable
applications. Go to our website www.webheat.eu to download the complete installation manual with settings
for other applications, such as cooling, boiler and/or solar applications.

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Front Panel:
1. Temperature display
2. Temperature sensor number
3. Entry to the parameter menu
4. Temperature setting button
5. Value decreasing button
6. Value increasing button
7. Temperature setting signalling
8. Output 1; lights: Relay 1 active
9. Output 2; LIGHTS: min or max temperature value exceeded (see F15 or F16)
10. Emergency states signaling
Temperature setting:
1. Push the button Set for 2 seconds.
2. Using UP or DOWN buttons to set the desired temperature value.
3. Confirm the set with SET key.
Remarks:
-to cancel the setting, press the M button in any time.
-the setting change can be limited by F13 and F14 parameters.
Parameters programming:
1. Enter the menu holding M key for 5 seconds until F10 command displays
2. If the access is protected PAS command displays. Using UP, DOWN and SET
buttons, enter the password and confirm with SET key.
3. Using UP or DOWN key to choose the parameter you want to change and enter
with SET key.
4. Using UP or DOWN button to set the desired parameter value.
5. Using SET key to confirm the new parameter value and return to the parameter
list.
6. Finish programming pressing M button or enter the END command and press
SET key or wait 30 sec without pressing any button.
Remarks:
-Press M button to cancel the parameter setting.
-Hold UP or DOWN button for at least 1 sec to improve quick increasing and
decreasing of setting values.

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Description of programmable parameters:
Code
: Description:
Range:
Default:
F10
Controller work mode:
0 - normal (displays from the main sensor T1, auxiliary sensor T2 off)
1 - differential (display difference between auxiliary and main sensor (T2-T1)
2 - average (display average from two sensors: main and auxiliary (T1+T2/2)
0, 1, 2
0
F11
Value of temperature setting. Range of changes is limited by F14 and F13.
F14...F13
8.0°C
F12
Hysteresis (temperature control accuracy).
0.1...20.0°C
0.5°C
F13
Maximum value possible to set by the user.
-50.0...150.0°C
150.0°C
F14
Minimum value possible to set by the user.
-50.0...150.0°C
-50.0°C
F15
High temperature alarm. F15=OFF –alarm off
-50.0...150.0°C
85°C
F16
Low temperature alarm. F16=OFF –alarm off
-50.0...150.0°C
2.0°C
F17
The delay of switching high and low temperature.
0.1...99.9min
0.1min
F18
Temperature sensor T2 calibration. This is the value of rescaling the T2
temperature sensor in relation to actually measured temperature.
-20.0...+20.0°C
0.0°C
F19
Temperature sensor T1 calibration. This is the value of rescaling the T1
temperature sensor in relation to actually measured temperature.
-20.0...+20.0°C
0.0°C
F21
Output1 minimum down time. It also means the delay time of switching the
output on after giving power supply. Parameter protects devices,
for example engine from too frequent switching in case of power failure.
0.0...10.0min
0.0min
F29
Controlling output work mode: COOLING/HEATING
COOL/HEAT
HEAT
F50
Digital input D1: 0 –unused; 1 –alarm when circuit 4-5 closed,
2 –alarm when circuit 4-5 closed with maintenance of alarm signaling,
3 –alarm when circuit 4-5 opened,
4 –alarm when circuit 4-5 opened with maintenance of alarm signaling
0...4
0
F51
Sound signaler (beep) active when temperature alarm: 0 –N0, 1 –YES
0, 1
1
F52
The way of protection the system and the devices connected to the main output
when the temperature alarm occurs: 0 –main output off and locked when an
alarm, 1 –main output on and locked when the alarm,
2 –alarm does not affect the operation of the main output
0, 1, 2
2
F57
Output2 contacts scheme: 0-contacts normally opened, closed when the
temperature alarm or when digital input activation; 1-contacts normally closed
opened when the temperature alarm or when digital input activation
, 0, 1
0
F80
Password to access the configuration menu.
OFF –password protection inactive, F80 = 0000 –no password
0000...9999
OFF
F83
Display mode 0 - measurement from two sensors displayed alternately every
3 sec.; 1 - measurement from T1 sensor; 2 - measurement from T2 sensor
0, 1, 2
1
F98
Reserved.
-
-
F99
Controller test. Disconnect output device to make the test!
Otherwise the system can crash.
-
-
End
Exit the menu.
-
-

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Connection:
This controller may only be installed and
connected by a national certified electrician.
The sensor should be connected to
terminal 1 and 2.
Heater cable should be connected to
terminal 11, 12 and 15. In case the load
is smaller than 1500 Watt, you can use
either terminal 11 OR 12. When load is
higher than 1500 Watt use BOTH
terminals 11 and 12.
Extra bridge cable should be connected
between terminal 14 and 16.
The earth of the heating cable and the
earth of the power supply should be
connected beside the thermostat to
the ground terminal.
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