Connecting actuators

Configuration and electrical connection

	Danger to life through electric shock!
Danger	Live electrical contacts (actuator outputs, mains fuse
Danger	and transformer) lie open while the device is being

cabled. Touching a live contact causes critical injuries.

►All work may only be carried out by authorized spe- cialized personnel.

If more than 4 actuators are to be connected to the storey controller, the cables of the actuator must be wired in a distribution box.

The storey controller can control up to 24 actuators. However, no more than 3 actuators may be connected in any one zone.

The prefabricated cable of the actuators can be extended from 1 to 3 meters. This cable is available plug-in-ready as type HCV 2.

►Lay actuator cables to distribution box.

►Wire actuator lines.

►Extend cables to storey controller with the HCV 2 cable.

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HCE 60 specifications

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Contents

Installation and Operation HCEPage Contents Contents For your information OverviewApplication Installation procedure InstallationConfiguration and electrical connection Classifying zones and actuators Turers Determining temperature zonesCreating a zoning plan Filling out zoning plan Example of zone divisions Page Actuator Setpoint ad Room name at Zone Type, location HCM Installation Wall installation Dimensions of storey controller in mm DIN rail installation Installing Hometronic components Configuration and electrical connection Damage to exposed components Opening housing Plugging in the expansion module optional Setting actuator Switch Actuator type Property Position Cabling connectionsPermissible cable types and lengths Cable designation Max. permis Connector 1 to Connecting actuators Transformer lie open while the device is being Diagonal cutter Connecting setpoint adjuster HCW Connecting boiler regression and pump relay Boiler feedback Connections of storey controller and pump relay Inserting connectors Installing antenna Closing housing of storey controller Preparing for start-up Starting up setpoint adjuster HCWStart-up Starting up storey controller Starting up setpoint adjuster HCUStarting up room temperature sensor HCF LED indicators on storey controller Normal mode Fault modeInstallation mode Operating modes of storey controller Buttons Cooling function Activating cooling function Example Assigning an HCW 22 setpoint adjuster to zone Assigning zones and issuing room names LED of the selected zone lights continuously red Example Assigning room name Living to zone Following text is displayed An * appears after Living Assigning zones and issuing room names Assigning room names for cooling function Assigning setpoint adjusters of type HCW 23 to a zoneAssigning 2 room names to a temperature zone Canceling assignment LED of zone 1 flashes green/orange Deleting assignment of a room name at the Hometronic Manager Saving settings on Hometronic Manager Checking configuration Checking wireless transmission Displaying faults Checking assignment of room names Handing over zoning plan Closing setpoint adjusterCompleting start-up Resetting storey controller to state of delivery Appendix Glossary Help with problems Problem Cause/Solution Issuing room names on Appendix Overview of Hometronic heating components Zoning plan Distribution limitation Page Page Honeywell AG Böblinger Straße 71101 Schönaich Tel

Connecting actuators

and transformer) lie open while the device is being

HCE 60 specifications