Haseman Electric RS-10PM2 User Manual

HASEMAN ELECTRIC
RS-10PM2
USER MANUAL
Haseman RS-10PM2 is a 10-channel, DIN Rail,
Relay module with true RMS energy
produced by using Z-Wave Plus, the latest version
of Z-Wave.
RS-10PM2 is optically isolated and protected
against voltage surges, caused by switching of
inductive and capacitive loads as power contactors,
motors, EM valves and switching power supplies.
Zero-cross switching technology ensures high
reliability and long relay life.
WHAT IS Z-WAVE?
Z-Wave is an international standard protocol for
wireless communication in smart homes
building systems. It enables smart home products
to talk to each other and creates the backbone of
your smart home. Z-Wave based system allows you
to use your smartphone or tablet to create one-
touch scenes that help with your daily activities:
saving energy, keeping your home secure and
being more comfortable.
Z-Wave technology is simple: each transmitted
message is reconfirmed (2-way communication)
and every mains powered device can act as a
repeater for other devices (mesh network). The
more Z-Wave products you have in your smart
home, the stronger your smart home network is.
Z-Wave technology is the leading solution in smart
home automation. There is a wide range of Z-Wave
devices that are compatible, independently of the
manufacturer which gives the system an ability to
evolve and expand over time.
SAFETY INFORMATION
Read this manual before attempting to install the
device! Failure to observe
included in this manual may be dangerous or cause
a violation of the law.
The manufacturer will not be held responsible for
any loss or damage resulting from not following the
instructions of operating manual.
DANGER OF ELECTROCUTION!
All works on the device may be performed
only by a qualified and licensed electrician.
Observe national regulations.
The device is designed to operate in electrical
home installation. Faulty connection or use may
result in fire or electric shock.
Even when the device is turned off, voltage may
be present at its terminals.
Any maintenance introducing changes into the
configuration of connections or the load must be
always performed with disabled fuse.
CONNECTION DIAGRAMS
When connecting the module, observe the
proper Neutral (N) and Line (L) terminals.
meter,
and
Only the provided current clamp can be
connected to Input terminals CT1 and CT2.
Each relay channel has its own Input (In)
and Output (O), which allows controlling of
devices, supplied by different voltages (12,
24, 48VDC / VAC, 110-240 VAC, etc.)
INSTALLATION
Mount the module on standard DIN Rail.
recommendations
Connect the controlled lines. Depending on the
load supply voltage, use one of the following
connection diagrams:
For 230 VAC Loads:
For low voltage AC/DC Loads:
During operation, each channel
status is indicated by panel
indication LED.
Connect the local control lines S1 to S10 (if local
control is used). Depending on the BUTTON TYPE
Parameter (separate for each Channel),
Buttons or Toggle Switches can be connected:
Only Voltage Free contacts must be
connected between terminal Com and
terminals S1 to S10.
Connect the Current clamp to inputs CT1-CT2 and
fix it on the monitored power line.
Connect the supply to Neutral and Line terminals
and wait for 30 second until the module initialization
process is completed.
Push