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  • Page 1 Niko Home Control Installation Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Niko Home Control: Table of contents Warnings regarding installation..........................2 Guarantee provisions ............................3 CE ..................................4 Key of symbols ..............................5 1. Installation preparations .............................6 2. Controller ................................8 3. Power supply ..............................13 4. Rail coupler ..............................19 5. Wall-mounted printed circuit boards and push buttons ..................21 6.

  • Page 3: Warnings Regarding Installation

    • This user manual should be presented to the user. It should be included in the electrical installation file, and it should be passed on to any new owners. Additional copies are available on the Niko website or via the Niko support service.

  • Page 4: Guarantee Provisions

    Niko. • Niko shall not be held liable for a defect or damage resulting from incorrect installation, improper or careless use, incorrect operation, transformation of the product, maintenance that does not adhere to the maintenance instructions or an external cause, such as damage due to moisture or overvoltage.
  • Page 5 This product complies with all of the relevant European guidelines and regulations. If applicable, you can find the EC declaration of conformity regarding this product at www.niko.eu.

  • Page 6: Key Of Symbols

    Key of symbols line neutral rated ambient temperature; maximum temperature at which the product may be operated continuously under normal conditions of use μ microgap switch; switches of microgap construction have a distance between contacts in the open position less than 1.2 mm without contact gap (semiconductor switch) power factor Key of symbols...

  • Page 7: Installation Preparations

    1. Installation preparations Follow the guidelines below when installing Niko Home Control. Bus cable guidelines • Use a bus cable with at least two wires. Choose two wires (two colours) and use these throughout the entire installation. The bus cabling used for connecting the control elements is non-polarised.
  • Page 8 • The internal layout of the electrical cabinet uses a left to right assembly system. First install the power supply module, followed by the controller. Then mount any other Niko Home Control modules onto the DIN rail and interlink them using a sliding contact.

  • Page 9: Controller

    2. Controller Description The controller operates the Niko Home Control installation based on the pre-programmed settings stored in the system. Overview A. Sliding contact The sliding contact is used for connecting the next module, which means that the bus and the power supply module are then also interconnected.
  • Page 10 Installation Connection diagram 230V~ Mounting instructions One controller is required per installation. A second controller may be used to operate as a back-up. Follow the steps below to mount the controller: • Ensure that the installation is disconnected from the power mains •...
  • Page 11 Testing the installation Only the POWER LED of the power supply module and the ETHERNET LED of the IP module will be lit when the Niko Home Control installation is functioning properly. The remaining LEDs are not lit, to help save energy. If an error occurs, simply switch the installation to TEST mode to check the status of the modules.
  • Page 12 STATUS LED Blinks – one pulse per two Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. TEST LED No error codes applicable. Not applicable PROG LED No error codes applicable.
  • Page 13 Technical data • dimensions: DIN 2U • sliding contact • RJ45 port for communication via TCP/IP • button for manual programming • built-in memory chip • CE marking • ambient temperature: 0 - 45°C • product in accordance with over-voltage category III and pollution degree II 2.

  • Page 14: Power Supply

    3. Power supply Description The power supply module provides an input voltage of 26 Vdc to the bus, the modules and the controls of the installation. Several power supply modules can be connected in parallel in one single installation. Overview A.
  • Page 15 800 to determine the number of power supplies required. A maximum of three power supplies can be used per installation. Calculate the exact number of power supplies required based on the table below. Modules Ref. Name Points Width 550-00001 Controller 550-00508 IP interface 550-00106 Switching module (6x) 550-00103 Switching module (3x)
  • Page 16 Controls Ref. Name Points 550-2021x + 1xx-55511 Indoor motion detector 550-20200 Outdoor motion detector 1xx-51001 Single push button 1xx-52001 Single push button with LED 1xx-51002 Double push button 1xx-52002 Double push button with LED 1xx-51004 4-fold push button 1xx-52004 4-fold push button with LED 1xx-51006 6-fold push button 1xx-52006...
  • Page 17 Installation Connection diagram 230V~ 3. Power supply...
  • Page 18 Each power supply has a capacity of 10 W. Determine the exact number of power supplies required prior to commencing the installation process. See Sizing on page Follow the steps below to connect and mount a power supply module: • Observe the guidelines with regard to the layout of the electrical cabinet while mounting and connecting the power supply.
  • Page 19 Blinks – one pulse per two Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. Blinks – two pulses per two Overload or short The bus is connected incorrectly. seconds.

  • Page 20: Rail Coupler

    4. Rail coupler Description The rail coupler interconnects the power supply voltage and the bus of the rail below to the modules via the sliding contact. Overview A. +/- screw terminals B. B1/B2 screw terminals C. Sliding contact 550-00020 Installation A power supply or a rail coupler must be used at the left beginning of every DIN rail.
  • Page 21 Technical data • dimensions: DIN 2U • sliding contact • 2 x 4 connection terminals • connection terminals for 3 x 1,5 mm² or 2 x 2,5 mm² or 1 x 4 mm² • CE marking • ambient temperature: 0 - 45°C 4.

  • Page 22: Wall-Mounted Printed Circuit Boards And Push Buttons

    A wall-mounted printed circuit board includes all the electrical and mechanical components required to connect one or several push buttons to the Niko Home Control installation. Niko offers horizontal, vertical, single or multiple printed circuit boards. Choose the type of printed circuit board depending on the number of action buttons required and on a horizontal or vertical assembly.
  • Page 23 Installation Connecting single wall-mounted printed circuit boards A. Double plug-in connector B. Two contacts with two openings each 550-14110 The double plug-in connector is used for connecting the bus cable to the wall-mounted printed circuit board and for establishing a connection to the next control element. It has two contacts with two openings each. To connect single wall-mounted printed circuit boards, you connect the bus using two wires from the bus cable.
  • Page 24 Secure the sides of larger wall-mounted printed circuit boards onto the wall using the screw holes provided in the wall-mounted printed circuit board. Use a single wall-mounted printed circuit board with metal bridge on very uneven walls or in combination with other Niko flush-mounting units with bridge The bridges can be clicked together.
  • Page 25 5.2. Generic push buttons Description Single, double, 4-fold and 6-fold push buttons are available with or without status LED. These push buttons include one or more action buttons that allow the resident to operate the Niko Home Control functions. Overview 1xx-51001...
  • Page 26 Installation diagram for single wall-mounted printed circuit boards To mount the push button, press the unit onto a Niko Home Control wall-mounted printed circuit board until it clicks into place. The push button is now secure. The functions of the action buttons can be assigned while programming the installation by linking each function to the unique address of each action button during the addressing phase.
  • Page 27 Push buttons for dimming are available in a single-row (three action buttons) or double-row (six action buttons) configuration, with or without status LED. They allow the resident to operate one or two light points respectively, or groups of light points, via the Niko Home Control installation. Overview...
  • Page 28 The table below provides an overview of all action button functions. ‘Before’ status Action ‘After’ status Light off Briefly press "A" (< 0.4 s) “Memory off” means the light intensity level will reach 100%. “Memory on” means the light intensity level will return to the previous setting, which is the last used light intensity level prior to the dimmer being switched off.
  • Page 29 • resting potential: 26 Vdc (SELV, safety extra-low voltage) • ambient temperature: 0 - 50°C 5.3.2. Push button for ventilation Description The push button for ventilation allows the resident to operate the central ventilation system (type C or D) via the Niko Home Control installation. Overview 1xx-52054...
  • Page 30 Push buttons for motor control are available in a single-row (three action buttons) or double-row (six action buttons) configuration They allow the resident to operate the motors of one or two groups of roll-down shutters, sun blinds or venetian blinds integrated in the Niko Home Control installation. Overview...
  • Page 31 The table below provides an overview of all action button functions. ‘Before’ status Action ‘After’ status No motion Briefly press "A" (< 0.4 s) Fully open / upward motion No motion Briefly press "B" (< 0.4 s) Preference setting (standard 50%) No motion Briefly press "C"...

  • Page 32: Push Buttons With Display

    • bridge 71 x 71 mm with screw connection • bridge 60 x 71 mm with screw connection 3 Complete the installation using a flush surround plate from our series Niko Pure, Niko Intense or Niko Original. A. Single flush-mounting box (not a Niko product) B.
  • Page 33 The pictogram will change to an amber colour and will remain that way for as long as the mood setting is activated. Mood settings can also be activated by sensors integrated in the Niko Home Control installation. You can select this option while programming the installation.
  • Page 34 Technical data • back-lit colour display • resting potential: 26 Vdc (SELV, safety extra-low voltage) • ambient temperature: 0 - 50°C • dimensions of the display: 45 x 45 x 32 mm (HxWxD) • flush-mounting depth: 20 mm 6. Push buttons with display...
  • Page 35 6.2. Thermostat Description Using the thermostat function, you can select heating or cooling options for several different zones or rooms. The thermostat operates in conjunction with a heating or cooling module. See Heating or cooling module on page 107 Overview A.
  • Page 36 The following temperature factory settings are pre-programmed into the system: 21°C NIGHT 16°C 18°C COOL 24°C 7°C The following weekly programmes are pre-programmed into the system: PROG1 Weekday 06:00 => 08:00 DAY 08:00 => 16:00 NIGHT 16:00 => 18:00 ECO 18:00 =>...
  • Page 37 Modifying pre-programmed settings To modify one of the pre-programmed settings: 1 Touch one of the buttons to light up the display. When not in use, the display is dimmed to reduce energy consumption. 2 Press button "C" until the following screen appears: 3 Make sure PROGRAMS is selected and press button "C".
  • Page 38 Modifying fixed temperature settings To modify one of the fixed temperature settings: 1 Navigate to the temperature setting you wish to modify. 2 Press button "C". The following screen will appear: 3 Enter the temperature setting of your choice using the navigation buttons. Press button "C". The new temperature setting is now saved and you will be redirected to the previous screen.
  • Page 39 Modifying weekly programmes Weekly programmes include one or more daily programmes. These can be modified or added individually. To select a daily programme: 1 Navigate to the weekly programme you wish to modify. 2 Press button "C". The following screen will appear: On this screen, the top row represents the week while the bottom row represents the weekend.
  • Page 40 4 Press button "C". The daily programme will appear: You can now modify the daily programme, add new time and temperature settings, or delete existing settings. 6. Push buttons with display...
  • Page 41 To modify a daily programme: 1 Select week or weekend and press button "C". The following screen will appear: 2 Use the navigation buttons to navigate the days of the week. Press button "C" to activate or deactivate the days of your choice.
  • Page 42 5 Enter the new time setting using the navigation buttons . Press button "C" when you have completed the process. 6 Select the new temperature setting and press button "C". The following screen will appear: If you do not select a temperature setting, the system will automatically select OFF. The new temperature setting is now saved and you will be redirected to the previous screen.
  • Page 43 Setting the date and time • Date and time settings that are modified via the thermostat will apply to the entire Niko Home Control installation. • The date and time can also be modified via the programming or user software.
  • Page 44 Calibrating the clock thermostat If the thermostat temperature differs from the actual temperature, the thermostat must be calibrated. • Only calibrate the thermostat after the installation has been in use for at least two hours as this will ensure that the temperature displayed has stabilised. •...
  • Page 45 Installation A thermostat can be mounted in any room fitted with a floor-heating system, radiator, heating unit or cooling unit. It controls the heating or cooling for the room in which it is mounted. The thermostat only functions properly when the temperature within the room can be measured accurately. Try to eliminate as many factors as you can that may inhibit the thermostat’s ability to accurately control the room temperature.
  • Page 46 Technical data • back-lit colour display • resting potential: 26 Vdc (SELV, safety extra-low voltage) • ambient temperature: 5 - 40°C • dimensions of the display: 45 x 45 x 32 mm (HxWxD) • flush-mounting depth: 20 mm • daily/weekly programmes •...
  • Page 47 Operation Consumption details The eco-display shows information on the electricity, gas and water consumption as well as the electricity production in the home. See Electricity measuring modules on page 59. The type of information displayed will depend on the types of measuring modules installed.
  • Page 48 5 Select back using the navigation buttons and press button "C". Eco-function The eco-function applies to all the lights and connected circuits that the resident wishes to switch off upon leaving the home. You can determine the outputs that are to be included in this function while programming the installation. Press the eco-button to activate the eco-function.

  • Page 49: Switching Modules

    7. Switching modules Description You can use three-fold or six-fold switching modules to connect three or six switching circuits respectively. Overview 550-00103 550-00106 A. N screw terminals This is where the neutral conductor is connected. B. Screw terminals 1’-3’ This is where you connect the phase wire from the load that is connected to output 1’ up to 3’ or 1’-6’...
  • Page 50 Operation The bus signal of the controller activates one or several outputs of the switching module. Alternatively, the outputs can be activated or deactivated manually using the buttons on the switching module. Please remember that the activation or deactivation is only temporary as it will be overruled by the next bus communication. The outputs are activated or deactivated via low-energy bistable relays in the switching module.
  • Page 51 Installation Connection diagrams 230V~ Three-fold switching module 230V~ Six-fold switching module 7. Switching modules...
  • Page 52 • Observe all AREI regulations in force when connecting the load. • Only one phase can be connected to each switching module. • Use automatic fuses of 16 A max. for the switching module. Mount the fuses in front of the Niko Home Control module.
  • Page 53 Technical data Three-fold switching module • maximum load: 230 V – 16 A per channel • total maximum load of the module: 230 V – 40 A • 3 independent switching circuits possible on the same phase • dimensions: DIN 2U •...

  • Page 54: Universal Dimming Module

    8. Universal dimming module Description The universal dimming module has two channels for dimming light circuits. Overview 550-00340 A. L’1/N and L’2/N screw terminals These screw terminals are used for connecting dimmable loads. B. Sliding contact The sliding contact is used for connecting the next module, which means that the bus and the power supply module are then also interconnected.
  • Page 55 Operation The transmission signal of the controller activates one or several outputs on the dimming module. These outputs can also be activated or deactivated manually using the buttons on the dimming module. Please remember that the activation or deactivation is only temporary as it will be overruled by the next bus communication. After a power failure, the dimming module will restore the settings from before the power failure.
  • Page 56 Installation Connection diagram 320-00101 230V~ • Ensure that the installation is disconnected from the power mains when setting up the electrical cabinet. • Observe all AREI regulations in force when connecting the load. • Preferably position the dimming modules at the bottom of the electrical cabinet, yet not underneath heat-sensitive elements such as the controller, the power supply and the IP interface.
  • Page 57 Follow the steps below to install the module: 1 Press the dimming module onto the DIN rail until it clicks into place. 2 Connect the L phase wire and the N neutral conductor to the L and N screw terminals respectively. 3 Connect the circuits you wish to dim to the outputs.
  • Page 58 STATUS LED Blinks – one pulse per two Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. CHANNEL Blinks – one pulse per two Overvoltage The mains voltage is disconnected.
  • Page 59 Technical data • power supply voltage: 230 Vac ±10%, frequency 50 Hz • ambient temperature: 0 - 45°C • for use in locations with non-condensing humidity (30% - 70%) • minimum capacity: 5 VA • ability to dim up to 400 VA (at 45°C) or 500 VA (at 35°C) •...

  • Page 60: Electricity Measuring Modules

    9. Electricity measuring modules Description The electricity measuring module is available with one channel or three channels and is used for measuring the consumption or electricity production on one or several switching circuits or phases. Typical applications for these modules: •...
  • Page 61 The eco-display shows the total electricity consumption and the electricity production, if applicable. A detailed overview of these data can be requested via the touchscreen, a smartphone or the Niko Home Control energy software. If you want to keep track of your home’s past electricity consumption, then the installation must be fitted with an IP module that logs the measuring data.
  • Page 62 * In this case, use several measuring modules with one channel, or one measuring module with three channels. If the Niko Home Control installation is fitted with an IP module, then this module can be used to store measuring data.
  • Page 63 Installation Connection diagrams for measuring modules with one channel 230V~ max. 63 A 0 3 0 9 1 7 Measuring the total consumption of the installation 9. Electricity measuring modules...
  • Page 64 max. 63 A 230V~ Measuring the amount of energy generated by the solar panels 9. Electricity measuring modules...
  • Page 65 230V~ 0 3 0 9 1 7 Measuring one or several switching circuits 9. Electricity measuring modules...
  • Page 66 Connection diagrams for measuring modules with three channels max. 63 A 0 3 0 9 1 7 Measuring the total consumption on a connection of 3N 400 Vac 9. Electricity measuring modules...
  • Page 67 230 Vac 230 Vac 230 Vac max. 63 A 0 3 0 9 1 7 Measuring the total consumption on a connection of 3 x 230 Vac, only possible if divided into three single-phase circuits 9. Electricity measuring modules...
  • Page 68 0 3 0 9 1 7 Measuring three individual circuits 9. Electricity measuring modules...
  • Page 69 Follow the steps below to install the electricity measuring module: • Ensure that the installation is disconnected from the mains. • Always measure voltage and current on the same phase. • The cable of the current clamp supplied with the module is calibrated. Do not shorten or extend this cable. 1 Press the measuring module onto the DIN rail until it clicks into place.
  • Page 70 • channel type: global (meter from the energy supplier), consumer, amount generated. • If the voltage at the power supply of the Niko Home Control installation is disrupted, no data will be logged, even if electricity is still being consumed or produced by the switching circuits measured.
  • Page 71 Technical data Electricity measuring module with one channel • input voltage: 230 Vac • measurement range: 5 - 14 500 W, 22 mA - 63 A • accuracy: IEC62053-21 class 1 (R), class 2 (L) • single-phase connection: 230 Vac, 50 Hz •...

  • Page 72: Pulse Counter

    IP module that logs the measuring data. A detailed overview of these data can be requested via the touchscreen, a smartphone or the Niko Home Control energy software.
  • Page 73 A maximum of 20 channels can be measured per installation. If the Niko Home Control installation is fitted with an IP module, then this module can be used to store measuring data. How long the IP module will store this data for will depend on the number of channels in the installation. An overview is provided in the table below.
  • Page 74 Fitting a meter with pulse output There are three options for fitting a meter with pulse output: • An add-on device is available from the wholesaler’s for most gas meters supplied by the energy supplier. This device clips onto the meter housing and generates a pulse whenever a certain amount of gas has been used. In a lot of cases, this add-on device can also be used on existing meters.
  • Page 75 • for electricity: global, consumer, amount generated. • If the voltage at the power supply of the Niko Home Control installation is disrupted, no data will be logged, even if electricity is still being consumed or produced by the switching circuits measured.

  • Page 76: Ip Interface

    Niko Home Control touchscreen, with a smartphone or tablet via the WiFi router, with the user software stored on a local network computer and with a gateway to control the Niko Home Control installation via a smartphone or tablet from outside the home as well. The IP interface is also required for logging energy data.
  • Page 77 Installation Connection diagrams Smartphone connection 24V DC 550-00103 550-00130 Touchscreen connection 11. IP interface...
  • Page 78 3 Connect the IP interface to the module before it. Slide the sliding contact of this module to the right until it clicks into the IP interface. This will ensure that the bus and the power supply voltage are connected. You can use the Niko Media Kit Ethernet over twisted pair to set up the IP network. Technical data •...

  • Page 79: Gateway

    12. Gateway Description The Niko Home Control installation is connected to the Internet via the gateway to ensure that the remote control service can be used. This service allows end-users to safely operate their Niko Home Control installation remotely, using the smartphone or tablet application —...
  • Page 80 3 Connect the L phase wire and the N neutral conductor to the L and N screw terminals respectively. 4 Use the ethernet cable (supplied) to connect the lower RJ45 port with the IP interface of the Niko Home Control installation.
  • Page 81 • maximum power consumption: 0,06 A • maximum stand-by consumption: 3,5 W • RJ45 port at the bottom of the module for connection to the Niko Home Control IP interface (Ethernet cable included) • RJ45 port at the top of the module for connection to the Internet •...

  • Page 82: Touchscreen

    13. Touchscreen Description The Niko Home Control touchscreen offers residents a user-friendly interface to operate all functions within their Niko Home Control installation. The symbol displayed next to each action represents the current status of that action. In addition, the touchscreen provides a detailed overview of the electricity, gas and water consumption in the home, provided that these functions have been included in the installation.
  • Page 83 Operation The symbols on the touchscreen are used by the resident to operate the functions that you assigned while programming the installation. The resident can also use the touchscreen to request more information about the electricity, gas and water consumption in the home. Using the touchscreen 1 Touch the touchscreen.
  • Page 84 Using the “favourites” tab To be able to use favourites, these favourites must have been entered first via the “settings” tab. 1 Touch the “favourites” tab. 2 Select the function you wish to control. Using the “energy” tab • The installation must be fitted with an IP interface (see IP interface on page 75) and an electricity measuring module (see...
  • Page 85 2 Select the type of measuring data you wish to display: electricity, gas or water. 3 Select the period of your choice: live, day, week, month or year. 4 Select the display mode for the period you selected: consumption or cost. Using the “settings”...
  • Page 86 • The touchscreen can be supplied with power using Power over Ethernet (PoE) via the same twisted pair cable, for which you use the Niko PoE power supply (550-00501). Alternatively, you can provide a separate power supply cable, which you connect to a separate 24 Vdc power supply module in the electrical cabinet.
  • Page 87 With 24V power Take into account the dimensions of the installation bracket and the touchscreen in the images below to determine the exact location of the touchscreen on the wall. Horizontally, the centre of the flush-mounting box must be at a distance of at least 130 mm from other walls, doors, etc.
  • Page 88 Touchscreen dimensions • Mount the touchscreen: • at eye level for optimum visibility. • Do NOT mount the touchscreen: • in direct sunlight. • within the immediate vicinity of a fireplace, heater, or any other heat-generating source. • in damp locations. •...
  • Page 89 • If you are using PoE, you do not need a separate 24V power supply cable. • Only use the Niko PoE supply of type IEEE802.3af. This power supply provides voltage via the free pairs. • The green screw terminal supplied (24V power supply) is suitable for a maximum copper diameter of maximum 1.5 mm².
  • Page 90 4 Connect the RJ45 plug and, if applicable, the 24V power supply cable, to the touchscreen. 5 Hang the touchscreen onto the assembly plate and press it down against the wall in one smooth motion. 6 Tighten the touchscreen using the hexagon key supplied and remove the protective foil. 13.
  • Page 91 Programming the touchscreen • Add the touchscreen at the beginning of the project. • The touchscreen can display a maximum of 256 actions across 100 locations. • Several touchscreens used in one single installation cannot be programmed differently. When you add the touchscreen to the project of the installation via the programming software, all pre-programmed actions will automatically be linked to the touchscreen.
  • Page 92 Technical data • power supply voltage: 24 Vdc (± 10%) (SVV, JYSTY, TPVF, UTP, etc.) or Power over Ethernet (PoE) (UTP, STP, FTP) (48 V) • electricity consumption: 300 mA (24 Vdc) or 150 mA (PoE 48 Vdc) • ambient temperature: •...

  • Page 93: Indoor Motion Detector

    14. Indoor motion detector Description The indoor motion detector detects moving heat sources and activates or deactivates Niko Home Control functions. Overview A. Manual mode button / The function of this button is twofold: address button • the button activates manual mode.
  • Page 94 The indoor motion detector consists of two parts: the sensor and the base. Both elements are mounted onto a standard flush-mounting box using screws. A. Single flush-mounting box (not a Niko product) B. Base C. Sensor D. Flush surround plate...
  • Page 95 • The indoor motion detector is for indoor use only. • Mount the indoor motion detector at 90 - 110 cm above floor level. • The maximum detection range is 8 m. To install the indoor motion detector: 1 Connect the base to the two-wire bus cable. There are two “B1” contacts and two “B2” contacts at the back of the base.
  • Page 96 Technical data • resting potential: 26 Vdc (SELV, safety extra-low voltage) • CE marking • detection angle: 180° horizontal, 60° vertical • detection range: 8 m (horizontal) • light sensitivity: 5 - 1200 lux • manual mode option • ambient temperature: -5 - 45°C 14.

  • Page 97: Outdoor Motion Detector

    0 and 14 m (if mounted at a height of 2.5 m). It also includes an integrated light sensor. You can change the settings of the outdoor motion detector via the module itself to activate or deactivate Niko Home Control functions during the day, in the evening or during the night.
  • Page 98 Installation Connecting and mounting the outdoor motion detector • The outdoor motion detector is more sensitive when mounted laterally to the walking direction. • Mount the outdoor motion detector at a height of 2 - 3 m. • Do not mount the outdoor motion detector near trees with branches and leaves that may blow in front of the outdoor motion detector.
  • Page 99 Opening the outdoor motion detector Insert the tip of a screwdriver into the holes provided to remove the cover. Open the outdoor motion detector. Mounting the outdoor motion detector onto a wall 1 Guide the bus cable through the holes provided in the housing and connect the sensor. 2 Mount the housing onto the wall using the screws supplied.
  • Page 100 Mounting the outdoor motion detector onto a ceiling Ceiling installation brackets are available separately for the installation of outdoor motion detectors onto ceilings . 1 Push the ceiling installation bracket onto the housing until it clicks into place. 2 Guide the bus cable through the holes provided in the housing and connect the sensor as shown in the image. 3 Reposition the cover on top of the housing until it clicks into place.
  • Page 101 Selecting the outdoor motion detector settings Below are the factory settings for the light sensitivity, switch-off delay and detection range of the device: Light sensitivity maximum Switch-off delay 7 min Detection range 14 m The potentiometers underneath the cover can be used for changing the settings as follows: Light sensitivity 5 lux to infinity Switch-off delay...
  • Page 102 If you do not want the motion detector to detect any motion or light within a certain section of the detection range, simply cover the sensor lens using the cover cap supplied. Follow the instructions in the image. 180° Range Maintenance of the outdoor motion detector Dirt and grime may prevent the outdoor motion detector from functioning properly.
  • Page 103 Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Action The outdoor motion detector The outdoor motion detector is not Connect the outdoor motion detector as is not activated. connected properly. described in the manual. No/little detection The outdoor motion detector is not Mount the outdoor motion detector as during the walk-by test.

  • Page 104: Ventilation Module

    16. Ventilation module Description The ventilation module controls the central ventilation system via the Niko Home Control installation. The module is suitable for use with type C systems (mechanical extract ventilation) or type D systems (mechanical supply and extract ventilation with heat recovery). Connect the ventilation system to the ventilation module as opposed to the three or four-way switch supplied with the system.
  • Page 105 Operation The bus signal of the controller activates one of the outputs on the ventilation module. Each output corresponds with one setting on the ventilation unit: low (eco), medium or high. The outputs can also be activated manually via the buttons on the ventilation module.
  • Page 106 ‘low’ (eco), ‘medium’ and ‘high’. You can also select how long the highest setting should remain activated in boost mode. Furthermore, ventilation control can be incorporated in other Niko Home Control functions, such as the eco-function or calendar-based functions.
  • Page 107 Technical data • maximum load: 230 Vac – 16 A per channel, single-phase supply • connection terminals to control 3 settings: low (eco), medium or high • connection terminals for 3 x 1.5 mm² or 2 x 2.5 mm² or 1 x 4 mm² •...

  • Page 108: Heating Or Cooling Module

    D. H/C LED The H/C LED lights up in TEST mode when a heating or cooling request is received from the Niko Home Control thermostat. E. H/C button This button allows you to manually send a heating or cooling request.
  • Page 109 (e.g. air-conditioning units or fan convectors) in four different zones or rooms. This allows you to apply different heating or cooling settings to each one of the four zones or rooms fitted with a Niko Home Control thermostat.
  • Page 110 Installation Contact the HVAC installer prior to commencing the installation process. The installer will provide the heating or cooling system with control valves (e.g. electronic valves at 230 Vac or 24 Vdc on the heating manifold or radiator) and will verify which type of contact to use for the connection of the central boiler or cooling unit.
  • Page 111 heating unit solar panel underfloor heating manifold circulation pump electronic valve hot water reservoir * to be supplied by the heating installer installation with hot water reservoir and circulation pump 17. Heating or cooling module...
  • Page 112 Ensure that the installation is disconnected from the power mains when setting up the electrical cabinet. Follow the steps below to install the module: 1 Press the switching module onto the DIN rail until it clicks into place. 2 Connect the control valves, pumps, electric heating units or individual cooling units (e.g. air-conditioning units or fan convectors) to screw terminals 1’-4’.
  • Page 113 Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. Technical data • maximum current per module: 16 A • connection terminals to control 4 valves at 230 Vac or 24 Vdc, do not use both 230 Vac and 24 Vdc on the same module •...

  • Page 114: Motor Module

    18. Motor module Description The motor module can operate three applications that are motor-controlled, such as roll-down shutters, curtains or sun blinds. Overview A. N screw terminals This is where the neutral conductor is connected. B. Screw terminals 1-3’ This is where you connect the load that is connected to output 1 up to 3’.
  • Page 115 Operation Each module can operate up to three motors. The desired opening and closing times can be entered via the programming software. This will ensure that the exact position of the roll-down shutter is known at all times, and it allows you to enter the position of your preference.
  • Page 116 • Observe all AREI regulations in force when connecting the load. • Only one phase can be connected to each motor module. • Use automatic fuses of 16 A max. for the motor module. Mount the fuses in front of the Niko Home Control module.
  • Page 117 • Venetian blinds are operated with a 230 Vac motor in the same way as roll-down shutters. • To operate venetian blinds using a 24 Vdc motor, you will need two switching contacts (not a Niko product) per venetian blind or vertical blind.

  • Page 118: Analogue Sensor Module

    19. Analogue sensor module Description The analogue sensor module allows you to connect up to three external analogue sensors to the Niko Home Control installation. These sensors must be suitable for applications with a safety extra-low voltage (SELV), such as sensors for measuring sunlight, wind, rain, CO , humidity, or temperature.
  • Page 119 Installation Connection diagram ... °C ... % SENSOR Follow the steps below to install the module: • Ensure that the installation is disconnected from the mains. • The distance between the sensors and the module should not exceed 100 m. •...
  • Page 120 Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. Technical data • suitable for sensors with an output of 0-10 V (SELV) • maximum distance between sensors and sensor module: 100 m •...

  • Page 121: Digital Potential-Free Sensor Module

    20. Digital potential-free sensor module Description The digital potential-free sensor module allows you to connect up to three sensors to the Niko Home Control installation. These sensors must be suitable for applications with a safety extra-low voltage (SELV), such as twilight switches, smoke detectors, motion detectors, door communication systems or door lock contacts, telephone interfaces, alarm installations, etc.
  • Page 122 Installation Connection diagram ALARM 350-10032 20. Digital potential-free sensor module...
  • Page 123 Blinks – one pulse per two Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. Technical data • suitable for SELV sensors with an N.O. contact or an NPN transistor output • 4 screw terminals •...

  • Page 124: Analogue Control Module 0-10 V

    21. Analogue control module 0-10 V Description Up to three high-power dimmers can be connected to the Niko Home Control installation using the analogue control module 0-10 V. Three dimmers with an analogue input of 0-10 V can be connected to the module.
  • Page 125 Operation The output will send a signal between 0 and 10 V to control the connected dimmer, which allows programmed actions or mood settings to be activated. By pressing the corresponding button, the status of each output can be changed manually and temporarily to connect a light.
  • Page 126 Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. Technical data • 3 outputs: 0-10 V (FELV, functional extra-low voltage), voltage-controlled (U) • maximum distance between dimmers and module: 50 m •...

  • Page 127: Analogue Control Module 1-10 V

    22. Analogue control module 1-10 V Description Up to three high-power dimmers and/or switching devices can be connected to the Niko Home Control installation using the analogue control module 1-10 V: • dimmers with an analogue input of 1-10 V for dimming monochrome LEDs.
  • Page 128 Operation The output will send a signal between 1 and 10 V to control the connected dimmer/electronic control gear, which allows programmed actions or mood settings to be activated. By pressing the corresponding button, the status of each output can be changed manually and temporarily to connect a light.
  • Page 129 Blinks – one pulse per two Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. Technical data • 3 outputs: 1-10 V (FELV, functional extra-low voltage), current-controlled (I) • option of connecting 3 individual phases •...

  • Page 130: Push-Button Interface

    23. Push-button interface Description The push-button interface is used for connecting potential-free push buttons and NPN transistor outputs to the Niko Home Control installation. The interface converts the switching impulse of the push buttons into a Niko Home Control bus command.
  • Page 131 To connect the push-button interface: 1 Connect the bus wire to the B screw terminals. Loop to other control elements of the Niko Home Control installation if required. 2 Connect the potential-free push button or NPN transistor output. Technical data •...

  • Page 132: Nikobus Interface

    • Specific Niko Home Control push buttons or push buttons with display cannot be used to operate the functions of a Nikobus installation. • A maximum of 100 Nikobus controls can be used per installation. In other words, a maximum of 100 Niko Home Control action buttons can be assigned to one Nikobus installation.
  • Page 133 This Nikobus control behaves like an output, but instead of controlling a contact, the Nikobus interface sends an address to the Nikobus installation. Use one Nikobus control for each Niko Home Control action. If you use a push button with six action buttons, you will need to provide six Nikobus controls.
  • Page 134 • Ensure that the installation is disconnected from the power mains when setting up the electrical cabinet. • The bus cables of the Nikobus installation are not compatible with those of the Niko Home Control installation. Connecting cables from both systems to one another may cause damage.
  • Page 135 Technical data • dimensions: DIN 2U • sliding contact • connection terminals for 3 x 1.5 mm² or 2 x 2 mm² or 1 x 4 mm² • CE marking • in conformity with EN60669-2-1 • ambient temperature: 0 - 45°C •...

  • Page 136: Rf Interface Easywave

    25. RF interface Easywave Description The RF interface Easywave lets you use Niko wireless Easywave controls in the Niko Home Control installation. This module can receive Easywave radio signals, which allows the use of those controls: • where this would not normally be possible, e.g. on glass or concrete surfaces.
  • Page 137 Operation This modular receiver allows a connection to be established between Niko wireless Easywave controls and the Niko Home Control installation. The transfer takes place via radio waves on the licence-free ISM frequency band 868.3 MHz according to the European standard. This frequency only allows products that emit signals no more than 1 % per hour, which reduces the risk of interrupted signals to an absolute minimum.
  • Page 138 Compatibility The following wireless Easywave switches/controls are compatible for use with the RF interface Easywave: • switch with two control buttons (410-00001) • switch with four control buttons (410-00002) • switch with eight control buttons (410-00003) • mini RF hand-held transmitter with one channel, one control button (05-311) •...
  • Page 139 Software error Wrong software version.* seconds. *Download the latest software version from the Niko website to upgrade the module. Technical data • connection for the external antenna (supplied in the box) • reception range: ± 30 m indoors, 100 m in open field •...
  • Page 140 Niko Industriepark West 40 BE-9100 Sint-Niklaas sales@niko.be tel. +32 3 778 90 00 fax +32 3 777 71 20 www.niko.eu...

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