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Full Gauge Controls Microsol SWP Advanced User Manual

Differential thermostat for solar heating

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1. DESCRIPTION
The Microsol SWP Advanced is a differential thermostat for solar heating that
controls the water circulation pump based on the temperature differential between the solar
collector and the pool or thermal reservoir. The controller has functions to prevent
overheating and freezing of water in the solar collector. Also provides access protection to
the parameters configuration.
The Microsol Advanced series is characterized by distinctive design for use in
residential environments, by operation facility With easy access keys to main features of
the controller and the use of the custom display. The display technology employed allows
providing a simple and complete information of the solar heating system, such as: output
status, operation mode of the pump, position and temperature of sensors.
2. APPLICATION
- Solar heating systems for swimming pools
- Solar heating systems for thermal reservoirs
3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
-Power:
Microsol SWP Advanced:
±10%(50/60Hz)
- Operating temperature: 0 to 50ºC
- Operating humidity: 10 to 90% UR (without condensation)
- Sensors: The
Microsol SWP Advanced
Sensor T1: Solar Collector – SB59 Sensor, metal tip, Silicone, 1m
Sensor T2: Thermal reservoir – SB41 Sensor, plastic tip, 2m
- Control temperature: Sensor T1: -50 to 200ºC / -58 to 392ºF
Sensor T2: -50 to 105ºC / -58 to 221ºF
- Resolution: 0.1ºC between -10 and 100ºC and 1ºC in the remaining range
1ºF in all range
- Control output: The
Microsol SWP Advanced
PUMP - Relay output, max. 1HP in 220Vca (½ HP in 127 Vca)
- Dimensions: 104 x 148 x 32 mm
- Display: LCD 2.75'' with backlight
4. INDICATIONS AND SCREEN
4.1 PRESENTATION
8
1
A
2
MAX
3
9
1
MAN Pump Mode Key (Manual)
2
AUT Pump Mode Key (Automatic)
3
OFF Pump Mode Key (Disconnected)
4
Decrease Key
5
SET Key
Increase Key
6
Pump operation mode indication
7
Signs of the controller
8
Solar heating system indication
9
Digits of the lower display
10
Digits of the upper display
11
4.2 INDICATIONS
SET
In programming, parameter setting released
LOC
In programming, parameter setting locked
Display of temperature on the Fahrenheit scale
Display of temperature on the Celsius scale
Pump on due the cooling function
Pump on due the antifreeze function
Pump on due the function of the vacuum tube
Pump on due the temperature differential (T1-T2)
Output of pump on
T1 sensor position - solar collector
T2 sensor position - pool / thermal reservoir
Indicates the occurrence of overheating T1
MAX
+
Indicates the occurrence of T1 sensor error - solar collector
+
Indicates the occurrence of T2 sensor error - pool / thermal reservoir
+
Indicates that the maximum differential (T1-T2) for protection against
MAX
+
+
thermal shock in the vacuum tube function has been exceeded
Lock functions enabled
230Vac ±10%(50/60Hz) or version 115Vac
has 2 sensors:
has one relay output:
7
6
PUMP
off
AUT
MAN
11
SET LOC
5
SET
am pm
4
10
DIFFERENTIAL THERMOSTAT
FOR SOLAR HEATING
Ver. 02
5. OPERATIONS FOR DOMESTIC USER
5.1 MAP OF KEYS
The controller has facilitated accesses to the pertinent resources to the user. Following
table describing these:
Short press: temperature setting for heating the pool / reservoir
SET
Long press (4 seconds): access to advanced settings
SET
Long press (see F17 parameter): enable/disable lock of functions
Short press: Toggles the display of the temperature (DIF, T1, T2) for 10 seconds
Short press: Toggles the pump mode for MANUAL ON (MAN)
Short press: Toggles the pump mode for AUTOMATIC (AUT)
Short press: Toggles the pump mode for OFF (Disconnected)
5.2 POOL/RESERVOIR HEATING TEMPERATURE (T2 SENSOR)
Sets the comfort temperature of the pool or thermal reservoir (T2). Upon
SET
reaching this temperature the water circulation pump is disconnected,
avoiding thermal discomfort. To adjust this parameter give a short press on
the SET key. Use
or keys to adjust the value. To confirm this give a short
press on the SET key and the value is saved in the controller's memory. This
parameter can be adjusted between 0.0 to 105 °C or between 32 to 221°F.
5.3 PUMP WATER OPERATION MODE
To change the operation mode of the water pump use
water pump between the solar collector and thermal pool or reservoir can operate in three
different modes. Description below:
MAN= Circulation pump On
PUMP
Attention: In this mode the pump is maintained turned on ,
MAN
ignoring the protection functions and temperature sensors.
AUT= Circulation pump in automatic mode
PUMP
AUT
operating as setting of the parameters
PUMP
OFF= Circulation pump always turned off
off
Obs.: In the pump mode adjustment, the controller assumes the new Mode 5 seconds
after your selection. This is also the time required for the parameter to be stored in its
memory.
When the MAN mode is selected (MANUAL), the operation mode remains in this state for the
period defined in function [,F07] - Maximum pump time turned in manual mode. After, the
controller takes on the AUT mode (AUTOMATIC). If you wish to return to AUT mode before this
period, press the
key at any time.
5.4 VIEW OTHER TEMPERATURES
To toggle between the display of the T1 temperature sensor, T2 sensor or differential of
these (T1-T2), give short press on
display. On digits in the upper display the measured temperature is displayed, and on the
digits of the lower display the sensor description.
The selected temperature is displayed on the display for 10 seconds, after this preferential
indication is displayed again, as set in [,F01] parameter - Preferred Indication.
5.5 LOCK OF FUNCTIONS
For security purposes and to prevent unauthorized users from changing the settings of the
controller, there is a lockout of functions feature. With this setting enabled, the parameters
cannot be changed, however, can be viewed. In the lock condition, trying to change the
value of a parameter is displayed the [,LOC][,,On] message on the display.
To enable / disable the locking function should keep pressed the
parameter [,F17] - Time to lock functions.
The icon
indicates the user the lock state, when lit indicates that the lock function is
active.
CLUE: with the lock functions enabled, you avoid children, visitors or curious will change
the operation mode or controller parameters. When there is need for a change, just hold
down the
key to enable / disable this feature.
6. ADVANCED OPERATIONS FOR INSTALLER (TECHNICAL USE)
6.1 CHANGE OF CONTROLLER PARAMETERS
Access the settings menu by pressing the SET key for 4 seconds until [FuNc] appears.
Then [Code] appears, then press the SET key again, short press. Use the or keys
to enter the value of the access code 123, and when ready press the SET key (short
press) again.
Use the or keys to select the desired function. With a short press on the SET key you
can edit its value. Use the
or
keys to change the value, when ready give a short press
the SET key to store the set value and return to the function menu.
To exit the menu and return to normal operation (temperature indication) press and hold
the SET key (long press) until [----]appears.
,
and
keys. The circulation
key until the desired temperature appears on the
key the time set in

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Summary of Contents for Full Gauge Controls Microsol SWP Advanced

  • Page 1 5. OPERATIONS FOR DOMESTIC USER 5.1 MAP OF KEYS The Microsol SWP Advanced is a differential thermostat for solar heating that The controller has facilitated accesses to the pertinent resources to the user. Following controls the water circulation pump based on the temperature differential between the solar table describing these: collector and the pool or thermal reservoir.
  • Page 2 - If no 123 code has been inserted, when accessing the parameter setting Notes: icon will be displayed on upper display, indicate that the setting When accessing the parameter setting, the upper display will be flashing and is locked. the SET icon is displayed, indicating that you can change the parameter value.
  • Page 3 Products manufactured by Full Gauge Controls, as of May 2005, have a two (02) controller; yearwarranty, as of the date of the consigned sale, as stated on the invoice. They are guaranteed against manufacturing defects that make them unsuitable or inadequate for their intended use.