Installing The Transmitter / Receiver Box; Connecting The Box - DeDietrich FM161 Installation Instructions Manual

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Installing the transmitter / receiver box

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Connecting the box

Switch off the mains electricity supply before carrying out
any work. Electrical connections must be made by a
qualified professional.
The remote control/boiler liaison cable must be separated
by at least 10 cm from cables carrying 230 V.
Case of one transmitter/receiver box per CDR2
remote control
It is possible to connect 3 transmitter/receiver boxes and 3 remote
controls to each Diematic 3 control panel.
Appliances concerned:
- Elidens DTG 1300 Eco.NOx Plus
- Innovens MC 15-25 / DPSM3
- Quadrodens
- GT 120 (Version before 07/2006)
- Elitec DTG 130 (Version before 07/2006)
2.1 Connecting the box
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The transmitter / receiver box must be fixed to the wall close to the
boiler to be able to connect it to the boiler control panel. Use the 4
screws + 4 plugs provided.
Do not fix the transmitter / receiver box close to metal walls
or partitions.
Do not fix the transmitter / receiver box in the boiler.
Case of one single transmitter/receiver box for
several CDR2 remote controls
It is possible to connect one transmitter/receiver box and 3 remote
controls to each Diematic 3 control panel.
Boilers installed in cascade: One transmitter/receiver box is
required per boiler.
Appliances concerned:
- GT 120 (Version after 07/2006)
- GTU C 120
- GT 220
- GT 330 (Diematic-m3)
- Elitec DTG 130 (Version after 07/2006)
- C 210 ECO, C310 ECO
- C 230 ECO
- Innovens MC 35 E, MC 45, MC 65, MC 90, MC 115
- MIT/H, MIT/E
To access the connection terminal block in the appliance's
control panel, refer to the instructions for the appliance.
Connect the transmitter/receiver box to the terminal block
corresponding to a circuit's room temperature sensor.
FM161 - FM162 - AD241 - AD242
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