2 . 1 1 Outdoor sensor connections
Correct positioning of the outdoor temperature sensor is essential to proper indoor climate control. The sensor must
be installed outside the building to be heated, about 2/3 of the way up a NORTH or NORTH-WEST facing wall, well clear
of any flues, doors, windows and out of direct sunlight
Fixing the outside sensor to the wall
− Unscrew (anti-clockwise) the cover from the
sensor casing to access the sensor terminals and
fixing holes.
− Use the sensor casing as a template and mark
the points to drill on the wall.
− Remove the sensor casing and drill 5x25 holes for
the expansion plugs.
− Fix the sensor casing to the wall using the two
expansion plugs provided.
− Insert a two core cable (with cross section betwe-
2
en 0.5 and 1mm
, not supplied) to connect the
sensor to the boiler.
− Connect the two wires of the cable to the sensor
terminals. Polarity is irrelevant.
− Connect the cable from the outdoor temperature
sensor to the boiler as instructed in the "ELECTRI-
CAL CONNECTIONS" section.
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Position the sensor on a smooth area of wall. Pre-
pare a smooth contact area for the sensor casing if
the wall is made from exposed brick or other rough
material.
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Avoid junctions in the cable between the outside
sensor and the control panel. If different cable
lengths have to be joined, make sure that the jun-
ctions are sealed and adequately protected.
9
If cable ducts are used to route the sensor connec-
tion cable, keep these well clear of any power ca-
bles (230Vac).
Correspondence table
Measured temperature (°C)
Resistance of outdoor temperature sensor (Ω).
T (°C)
R (Ω)
T (°C)
-50
43907
-5
-45
31840
0
-40
23374
5
-35
17359
10
-30
13034
15
-25
9889
20
-20
7578
25
-15
5861
30
-10
4574
35
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INSTALLER
R (Ω)
T (°C)
R (Ω)
3600
40
574,7
2857
45
482.8
2284
50
407.4
1840
55
345.3
1492
60
293.8
1218
65
250.8
1000
70
214.9
826.8
75
184.8
687.5