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To b e l e f t w i t h t h e u s e r

Installation and Instructions for Use

Smart Wiring Centre kitPart No. 0020059275

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Please read these instructions and follow them carefully for the safe and economical use of your boiler. On completion of installation leave the instructions with the user.

SECTION CONTENTS PAGE

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Important information 1.1 Introduction 31.2 Kit contents 31.3 Recycling 3

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Safety Instructions2.1 Safety instructions 32.2 Regulations 32.3 CE label/conformity 3

3 Instructions for use3.1 Start -up 4

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Installation4.1 Location 54.2 Installation overview 54.3 Assembling the Smart Wiring Centre kit 54.4 Installing the Smart Wiring Centre kit 54.5 Electrical connection 64.6 Installing the the Smart Wiring Centre kit with (1) 3-port 64.7 Installing the the Smart Wiring Centre kit with (2) 2-port 6

5Fault finding and technical dataFAULT FINDING TABLE 8TECHNICAL DATA TABLE 8

Customer Service:01773 828100

Technical Helpline:01773 828300

Benchmark places responsibilities on both manufacturers and installers. The purpose is to ensure that customers are provided with the correct equipment for their needs, that it is installed, commissioned and serviced in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions by a competent person approved at the time by the Health and Safety Executive and that it meets the requirements of the appropriate Building Regulations. The Benchmark Checklist can be used to demonstrate compliance with Building Regulations and should be provided to the customer for future reference.Installers are required to carry out installation, commissioning and servicing work in accordance with the Benchmark Code of Practice which is available from the Heating and Hotwater Industry Council who manage and promote the Scheme.Visit www.central heating.co.uk for more information.

General and Sales enquiries:

Tel. 01773 824639Fax: 01773 820569

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1 Important Information

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Diagram 1.1

1.1 IntroductionThe Smart Wiring Centre is a wall mounted state-of-the-art eBUS system component which has been designed in accordance with recognised safety regulations.It allows the “Climapro or Climapro RF” to communicate with the traditional 230V zone valves and DHW storage cylinder. Information about the heat required by the cylinder is communicated to the heating appliance. The heating appliance (boiler) then decides whether a hot water request has to be fulfilled and sends a signal to position the 230V zone valves.Any other use is considered to be improper use and the manufacturer/supplier are not liable for any resulting damage.

The following components can be connected:230V 3-port mid-position valveor alternatively2 x 230 V 2-port zone valves

NOTES:1. Systems requiring more zone valves or a combinationof 3-port and 2-port valves are not possible.2. The Smart Wiring Centre requires a 230V supply. 3. The heating appliance (boiler) also requires a 230V supply.4. The eBUS wiring will not provide 230V from one device to the other!

● Please read these instructions in conjunction with the instructions supplied with your boiler. ● You MUST conform to all specified safety standards and regulations within the instructions.● Follow the instructions carefully for the safe installation of this kit. ● This kit MUST be installed by a competent person and unless stated all parts are replaced in reverse order to removal.

2 Safety Instructions and Regulations

2.1 Safety instructionsIsolate the mains power supply before working on the unit, and ensure that the power cannot be accidentally switched on.The mains switch on the Smart Wiring Centre is not sufficient to isolate all terminals of the system or boiler.We accept no liability for damage caused by improper use.

2.2 RegulationsAll wiring must be in accordance with BuildingRegulations Part P, IEE wiring regulations (BS7671) and must be carried out by a competent person.

2.3 CE label/conformityThe Smart Wiring Centre, in connection with the Flexicom or Ultracom condensation boilers, fulfils the basic requirements of the following guidelines:Electromagnetic compatibility directive (Guideline 89/ 336 EEC of the council) Low voltage directive (73/23/EEC).

To b e l e f t w i t h t h e u s e r

Installation and Instructions for Use

Smart Wiring Centre kitPart No. 00200?????

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1.2 Kit contents Refer to diagram 1.1. Kit part number 0020059275.

1.3 RecyclingThe Smart Wiring Centre kit comprises many recyclable parts. The packaging and its contents should not be disposed with domestic waste but disposed of according to the current regulations.

Contents of KitSmart Wiring CentreInstallation and Instruction for Use ManualLink WireScrew packCable clamps pack

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3 Instructions for Use

3.1 Start-upThe initial start-up of the Smart Wiring Centre controls is carried out together with the initial start-up of the boiler.NOTE: In the factory settings, the boiler operation is set to Hot Water priority

1. Flexicom: Press “MODE” and “+” buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds. The display shows “0”. Ultracom: Press “MODE” for 5 seconds. The display shows “0”.

2. Use the “+” or “-” buttons (Ultracom use the heating control “+” or “-” button) to scroll through to number 35.

3. Press “MODE”.

4. Use the “+” or “-” buttons to scroll through to diagnostic number d.70.

5. Press “MODE”.

6. Change the setting using the “+” and “-” buttons. Refer toTable 1 Boiler settings, for the most appropriate setting for the specific application.

7. Save the new value by pressing “MODE”.

8. To leave the diagnostic menu press and hold “MODE” untilthe running screen is displayed again.The following settings are possible, see table 1.

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TABLE 1 Boiler settings

Display Meaning Factorysetting

0 Warm water priority- The 3-port valve is in the heating or hot water position depending on the operating mode.

- With 2-port valves, either the DHW valve or the CH valve is open, both valves are closed on standby.

x

1 Enable mid position- The 3-port valve is in the mid position for simultaneous heating and hotwater request, or in the heating or hot water position, depending on the operating mode.

- With 2-port valves, both valves areopen during simultaneous heating and hot water request. Otherwise,only one valve is always open and both valves are closed on standby.

2 Only heating mode (only for testoperation!)- Only the CH valve is activated.

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4.1 LocationThe Smart Wiring Centre MUST BE installed in a dry room. It can be positioned near to the DHW cylinder. The hot water and heating programs as well as all required parameters are set at the Climapro RF programmer. All heating circuit connections are made at the Smart Wiring Centre using the plugs supplied.

4.2 Installation overviewPlease complete the following before installing the Smart Wiring Centre: Read the installation instructions Check the Smart Wiring Centre Kit components Check the electrical installationStandard wires with a minimum cross section must be used for wiring: Power supply 230V (connection cable to pumps or Control Center) 1.5 mm2

Extra-low voltage supply (sensor or bus wires) 0.75 mm2

DO NOT exceed following maximum wire length:Bus wire ........................300 m

NOTE: Where eBUS cables run in parallel with 230V cable over a length of 10 m, they must be separated by at least 25 mm.230V connection leads must be secured with the cable clamps supplied.DO NOT use free terminals on the unit as support terminals for other wiring.

4.3 Assembling the Smart Wiring Centre KitThe Smart Wiring Centre connection terminals areprovided with plugs. ALL connections must be made using these plugs.Open the Smart Wiring Centre, see diagram 4.1.

4.4 Installing the Smart Wiring Centre Position and mark the 2 fixing holes and drill the holes, see diagram 4.2.Select the wall plugs and screws to suit the wall construction then secure the housing to the wall.Make connections to the Intelligent controls wiring kit as described in the paragraphs 4.5 to 4.7.Fix all cables using the cable clamps.Finally, press the covering back onto the housing so that it clicks into place.

1. PRESS THE CATCH ON THE UPPER EDGEOF THE BOX DOWNWARDSUSING A SCREW DRIVER.

2. PULL THE HOUSINGCOVER FORWARDS.

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2.

Diagram 4.1

Diagram 4.2

USEDO NOT230 V~

N LCYL. CH DHW

N on onoffDHW

onNBUS+ -

OPERATINGLED

FIXINGHOLESMAINS ON/OFF

SWITCH

CABLE CLAMPSHOUSINGTERMINALBLOCKPLUG (5 off)

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4.7 Installing the Smart Wiring Centre with two 2-port valvesConnect the Smart Wiring Centre as shown in diagram 4.5.Connect the eBUS terminals of the Smart Wiring Centre to the eBUS terminals of the boiler using a two-core cable.

NOTE: The polarity of the eBUS cable is not important.The eBUS can be connected in parallel.

The Smart Wiring Centre requires a separate 230V mains supply via a switched fused spur.The boiler also requires a 230V supply.

NOTE: The Smart Wiring Centre has a mains ON/OFF switch, see diagram 4.2 to isolate the internal electronics as well as all connected zone valves for the purposes of tests and maintenance. When the housing cover has been removed, a green LED indicates if the Smart Wiring Centre is still connected to the mains voltage.

4.8 Unvented hot water systemsIt is a requirement that the flow of hot water is stopped should an unvented hot water cylinder overheat.IMPORTANT: Both thermostats should be wired to the ‘CYL’ connections in series.

4.5 Electrical connectionCAUTION: Any existing 230V wiring box installation must be removed completely. The electrical installation must be carried out by a competent person who is responsible for complying with the existing standards and guidelines.Isolate the mains power supply before working on the unit, and ensure that the power cannot be accidentally switched on.The mains switch on the Smart Wiring Centre is not sufficient to isolate all terminals of the system or boiler.Fit the “Link Wire”, supplied in the Smart Wiring Centre kit to the electrical cartridge as shown in diagram 4.3.

4.6 Installing the Smart Wiring Centre with one 3-port valveMake connection to the Smart Wiring Centre as shown in diagram 4.4.Connect the eBUS terminals of the Smart Wiring Centre to the eBUS terminals of the boiler using a two-core cable.

NOTE: The polarity of the eBUS cable is not important. The eBUS can be connected in parallel.

The Smart Wiring Centre has a mains switch, see diagram 4.2 to isolate the internal electronics as well as all connected zone valves for the purposes of tests and maintenance.When the housing cover has been removed, a green LED indicates if the Smart Wiring Centre is still connected to the mains voltage.The Smart Wiring Centre requires its own 230V mainssupply via a switched fused spur. The boiler also requires a 230V supply.

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Diagram 4.3

BREAKOUTTAB (removed)

4. CABLE TO SMART WIRING CENTRE KIT

3. CONNECT TO EBUS CONNECTION

1. REMOVEELECTRICALCARTRIDGE

2. REMOVE ELECTRICALCARTRIDGE COVER

Remove rubberbreakout (access fromunderneath)

LINK WIRE (part of kit)

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Diagram 4.4

CYL.USE

DO NOT230 V~N L

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DHWonN

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BUS+ -

EA

RTH

230 V wireseBUS (24 V)

230 V~230 V~

Connection of Wiring Centre

Climapro or Climapro RFProgrammer

APPLIANCE

CYLINDER Diagram 4.5

CYL.USE

DO NOT230 V~N L

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EA

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EB

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DHWonN

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BUS+ -

Climapro or Climapro RFProgrammer

APPLIANCE

230 V wireseBUS (24 V)

230 V~230 V~

3-Port Valve Connection to Wiring Centre

CYLINDER

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Because of our constant endeavour for improvement, details may vary slightly from those shown in these instructions.

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FAULT FINDING TABLE TECHNICAL DATA TABLE

5 Fault Finding and Technical Data

With the controls housing cover removed the green LED will be illuminated if there is a 230V supply present.The mains ON/OFF switch will not isolate all 230V supply into the unit, make sure all controls and boiler are also isolated.

Problem Cause Remedy

LED permanently off

No 230 V supply available or fuse in appliance defective

- Check whether the mains voltage cable is connected correctly.

- Check the mains fuse for the 230 V supply and reconnect the mains supply.

- Replace the mains fuse in the Smart Wiring Centre

LED permanently on

No error - Normal operation

LED flashes slowly Communication error in eBUS protocol to theheating appliance(boiler).

- Inform Groupservice using the telephone numberon the inside front page.

(4A slow)

SMART WIRING CENTRE FEATURES Unit Value

Operating voltage V 230Power consumption VA 2Contact load of output relays (max.) cos > 0.6 A 2Contact voltage for DHW cylinder thermostat V 230Minimum cross-section of the temperature sensor cables, eBUS cables

mm2 0.75

Minimum cross-section of the power supply cable (rigid cable, NYM)

mm2 1.5

Maximum ambient temperature °C 70Housing dimensions

Height mm 174Width mm 272Depth mm 52

Level of protection IP 20Protection class II