Electrical connection
Internal unit: Luster terminals (signal and safety connections)
Set the required parameters during commissioning:
See from page 50.
Terminals
Function
X3.1
Switched phase
X3.3
Flow switch
X3.4
X3.6
Power-OFF (jumper fitted at the fac-
X3.7
tory)
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(cont.)
Explanation
Via control unit ON/OFF switch
Note
Observe the total load 1000 W of all connected compo-
nents.
Requires floating N/O contact:
Closed: Heat pump in operation
■
Open: Heat pump shut down
■
Breaking capacity 230 V~, 0.15 A
■
Remove jumper when connecting.
Requires floating N/C contact:
Closed: Heat pump in operation
■
Open: Heat pump shut down
■
Breaking capacity 230 V~, 0.15 A
■
Remove jumper when connecting.
Note
No parameters need to be set.
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The compressor is "forced" off as soon as the contact
■
opens.
The power-OFF contact signal switches off the supply
■
voltage to the relevant function components, subject
to power supply utility.
For the instantaneous heating water heater, the
■
stages to be switched off can be selected (parameter
"Output for Instant.htg wtr heater at power-OFF
790A").
The power supply for the heat pump control unit
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(3 x 1.5 mm
2
) and the cable for the power-OFF signal
can be combined in a single 5-core cable.
With heat pump cascades
■
–
Power supply without on-site load disconnect:
Only connect the power-OFF signal to the lead heat
pump: See page 37.
–
Power supply with on-site load disconnect: Con-
nect the power-OFF signal to each heat pump: See
page 38.
Further information on power-OFF: See chapter
■
"Power supply".
In connection with Smart Grid:
Do not connect the power-OFF signal.
Do not remove jumper.
Installation sequence
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