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Heat meter
Protective cap
Installation instructions
Operating manual
User information for immersion sleeves (only for D)
Fuse kit EAT
Fuse kit temperature sensor
Contents
Safety and guarantee..................................................................................... 5
Technical data................................................................................................. 7
Norms and standards.................................................................................... 7
Calculator unit................................................................................................ 7
Flow sensor 2 encapsulated meter.............................................................. 8
Temperature sensor....................................................................................... 8
Dimensional drawings................................................................................... 9
2" encapsulated meter................................................................................... 9
Single-pipe connection piece (EAT)............................................................ 10
Important installation instructions..............................................................11
Installation positions.................................................................................... 12
Installation variant........................................................................................ 13
Heat meter - directly immersed (ball valve)................................................. 13
Heat meter - indirectly immersed (immersion sleeve)................................. 13
Prepare installation - directly immersed (ball valve)................................ 14
- for new installation..................................................................................... 14
- for device exchange.................................................................................. 14
Prepare installation - indirectly immersed (immersion sleeve)............... 15
- for new installation..................................................................................... 15
- for device exchange.................................................................................. 15
Mount heat meter.......................................................................................... 16
Prepare assembly........................................................................................ 16
Identify EAT................................................................................................. 16
Mount heat meter........................................................................................ 17
Tighten measuring capsule.......................................................................... 17
Mount temperature sensor Heat meter - directly immersed (ball valve).18
Temperature sensor Diameter 5.0 mm / 5.2 mm...................................... 18
Temperature sensor AGFW...................................................................... 19
Mount temperature sensor - directly immersed (immersion sleeve)...... 20
Wall mounting for removable calculator.................................................... 21
Contents
Control installation....................................................................................... 22
Open blocks................................................................................................. 22
Control installation....................................................................................... 22
Seal device.................................................................................................... 23
Seal flow sensor.......................................................................................... 23
Seal temperature sensor in ball valve......................................................... 23
Seal temperature sensor in immersion sleeve............................................ 24
Note counter statuses.................................................................................. 24
Operation and display.................................................................................. 25
Device elements.......................................................................................... 25
Status displays............................................................................................ 25
Special operating modes............................................................................. 26
Error messages........................................................................................... 26
Key assignment in standard mode.............................................................. 27
Key assignment in programming mode....................................................... 27
Commissioning............................................................................................. 28
Activate programming mode........................................................................ 28
Example: Programming the due date.......................................................... 28
Example: Activate / deactivate levels.......................................................... 29
Example: Activate / deactivate checksum display (postcard readout)......... 29
Example: Changing the measuring unit (kWh MWh or MJ GJ).......... 30
Installation suggestions.............................................................................. 31
Checklist....................................................................................................... 32
Prior to assembly......................................................................................... 32
After assembly............................................................................................. 33
After commissioning.................................................................................... 33
Information about heat meter add-on modules ........................................ 34
Use of combined heat/cold meters with add-on module ............................. 34
WFZ16x.Ox add-on radio module......................................................... 34
R99/0005-02 M-Bus add-on module..................................................... 35
M99/4001-01 / -11 rcu4 radio add-on module rmh4 ............................. 35
do not short-circuit
do not open or damage
do not charge
do not store within reach of children
Technical data
Norms and standards
CE conformity
Electromagnetic compatibility
Interference resistance
Emitted interference
EN 61000-6-2
EN 61000-6-3
Protection rating
IP protection rating
Heat meter
European Measuring Instruments Directive
(MID)
EC type examination
Heat meter
Quality of heat medium
Cause variables
Electromagnetic class
Mechanical class
Environmental class
Measuring accuracy class
2004/22/EC
DE-12-MI004-PTB009
EN1434
acc. to VDI guideline 2035
E1
M1
A
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Calculator unit
Temperature range
as heat meter
as heat/cold meter
Permissible temperature difference
Start of metering temperature
difference
Ambient temperature
Power supply
Lithium battery
Service life
Display levels
Standard
Display
Energy display
10 ... 90 C
5 ... 90 C
3 - 70 K
Heat: 1.0 K / cold: 0.2 K (can be selected via art. no.)
5 ... 55 C
Nominal voltage 3.0 V
> 6 (opt. 10) years + 6 months reserve
min. 2, up to 10
(depending on design and available options)
8-digit LCD + pictograms
kWh (opt. MWh, MJ, GJ)
Technical data
Flow sensor 2" encapsulated meter
Connection sizes and dimensions 0.6 m/h
1.5 m/h
Installation length of the EAT
110 mm
110 mm
Pipe connection
G 3/4 solder 15 mm / 18 mm
Ground
Installation position
Meter thread at the EAT
Nominal flow qp
Minimum flow qi
Ratio qp/qi
horizontal
vertical
horizontal
vertical
605 g
horizontal/vertical
G2B
0.6 m/h
12 l/h
24 l/h
50:1
25:1
2:1
3-4 l/h
1.6 MPa (16 bar)
Ratio qs / qp
Start-up
Max. permissible operating
pressure
Min. system pressure to avoid
0.1 MPa (1bar)
cavitation
Temperature range
10 ... 90 C
* Variants with higher dynamic ranges are also available
605 g
2.5 m/h
130 mm
G 1"
Solder 22
mm
607 g
G2B
G2B
1.5 m/h
30 l/h
30 l/h
50:1*
50:1
2.5 m/h
50 l/h
50 l/h
50:1*
50:1
4-5 l/h
6-7 l/h
Temperature sensor
Measuring element
Execution
Diameter
Installation type
Cable length
Standard
Optional
Dimensional drawings
2" encapsulated meter
101,5
G2
67
75
13
( 28,6 )
61,4
78
Dimensional drawings
Single-pipe connection piece (EAT)
Marking
EAT-Type
D4
G 2-B
H1 (mm)
14,3 + 0,2
H2 (mm)
14,5 + 0,2
H3 (mm)
16 + 0,2
Observe operating instructions, operating conditions and installation guidelines according to EN 1434-6!
Observe correct supply and return flow assembly and installation position of the flow sensor!
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Installation positions
Installation horizontal
Installation vertical
12
Installation variant
Heat meter - directly immersed (ball valve)
Clean system
Close ball valves
14
Clean system
Close ball valves
15
Identify EAT
Marking
EAT-Type
17
1.3
1.2
1.1
Immersion depth
> 50 %
3
(3) Position O rings at the
installation location in the
ball valve.
Use the original O ring
from the accessory kit!
18
Immersion depth
> 50 %
(2) Tighten sensor connection with a screwdriver with a torque of ca. 5 Nm.
19
P2
P3
Ma
x.
40
cm
21
Control installation
Open blocks
Control installation
Check impermeability
and direction of flow
Incorrect direction of flow
is shown in display.
22
Seal device
Seal flow sensor
(1) Thread the wire of the seal through the seal drill hole of the
union nut at the inlet at the EAT and the flow sensor.
(2) Stick the seal through the free opening.
(3) Wind the wire tightly by turning the
blade of the seal.
(4) Break off the blade of the seal.
1
3
4
1
3
(1) Thread the wire of the seal through the seal drill hole on the
ball valve and the sensor connection.
(2) Stick the seal through the free opening.
(3) Wind the wire tightly by turning the blade of the seal.
(4) Break off the blade of the seal.
Sealing is ensured once the blade is broken off.
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Seal device
Seal temperature sensor in immersion sleeve
Please observe national and country-specific regulations
concerning the use of immersion sleeves!
:
Date
old:
status
Meter tatus new:
s
Meter
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Status displays
Display
Description
The displayed data applies to:
Heat = Heat
Imp1 = Impulse entry1
Cool = Cool
Imp2 = Impulse entry2
(empty) = Displayed value is a current value
M (Memory) = Value for a month date or due date
Displayed value is a date value:
Day = current date
M-Day = Date applies to a saved annual
or monthly value
Displayed value is a checksum:
Check = Checksum refers to a current consumption value
M-Check = Checksum applies to a saved annual or monthly value
Current flow available
No energy metering -> No temperature difference
Current flow available
Energy metering
IrDA communication is currently active
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Description
Measure/information
Communication credit
of module interface or
IrDa exceeded
Direction of flow
incorrect
Check installation
(Observe arrow on flow sensor)
Check piping
Check functionality of circulation
pumps and thermostats
Temperature sensors
have been mixed up or
mounted incorrectly
Error messages
Error display
26
Error description
Measure/information
Hardware error or
damaged firmware
Scort circuit
Feed cooler
Short circuit
return flow sensor
To activate the programming mode, you have to verify your programming authorization
by entering a device password.
The device password is located on the device packaging.
If the password is accept, further values can be programmed without having to enter a
password. Validity is cancelled once a level other than L3 or L4 is set.
1. Activate programming mode
Use key <H> to navigate to the level.
Within the level, use key <V> to show the value
to be parameterised.
First press key <H> and keep it pressed,
then also press key <V> and keep it pressed.
2. Changing parameters
Press key <V> several times briefly until the flashing parameter section achieves
the desired value.
Press key <H> briefly to jump to the next parameter section.
3. Confirm entry
First press key <H> and keep it pressed,
then also press key <V> and keep it pressed.
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Commissioning
Activate programming mode
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. Repeat step 4 and 5 until the passport has been completely entered.
Confirm the password with the key combination<H>+<V>
(cfpage 27). If the correct password was entered, the display
will change to the value that is supposed to be programmed.
7.
2.
3.
Press the key <V> only if the first due date is skipped.
Press the key <H> to jump to the segment block for the setting of the value Month.
4.
5.
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Commissioning
Example: Activate / deactivate levels
Display level L3 1.
2.
Briefly press the key <H> several times until the segment
block for the setting of the respective level is flashing.
3.
4.
5. Repeat step 3 and 4 until you have activated / deactivated the desired level.
If display level 3 has been deactivated, the device can only be parameterised with
the help of parameter software!
6.
2.
3.
Activate the programming mode with the key combination <H>+<V> (cf.page 27).
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Commissioning
Example: Changing the measuring unit (kWh MWh or MJ GJ)
Display level L3 -
1.
2.
Press the key <H> several times until the symbol of the
measuring unit with the decimal frame is flashing.
3.
4.
Confirm the setting with the key combination <H>+<V> (cf. page 27).
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Installation suggestions
31
Checklist
Please observe national and country-specific legislation!
Prior to assembly
1. Are the safety positions on the measuring device undamaged?
(Seal on the reflux condenser, signet)
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Checklist
After assembly
1. Are the temperature sensors (supply / return flow filter) installed in
the respective pipes?
After commissioning
1. Is the supply flow sensor sealed? (risk of manipulation)
3. Has the device number been noted (on the type plate)?
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This means that these add-on modules delivery a value for the address allocation of the 2nd channel (< System ID channel 2 >) that no longer correlates
with the serial no. cold printed on the meter.
This results in the following peculiarities for previous modules in combination
with a combined heat/cold meter:
WFZ16x.Ox add-on radio module
Calibration replacement (blue add-on module)
The add-on module delivers the value
< Serial no. for heat - 3.000.000 > as system ID channel 2
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65 000 100
65 000 101
The following system ID is generated from the serial no. for heat:
for heat
for cold
The combined heat/cold meter is identified and managed in the radio systems
Q AMR and Q walk-by on the basis of these numbers.
With the < System ID channel 2 > generated by the module, there can be
an address collision with other devices in the radio network. To preclude
the danger of data loss, check the device directory for multiple system IDs
for channel 2!
So that address collisions can be excluded from the outset, we offer the following solution:
65 000 100
65 000 101
The following system ID is generated from the serial no. for heat:
for heat
for cold
FIM5-ZZHE-GB0-HMIST - 29.11.2012