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- Page 1 Installation Guide The Genius Hub R2.9...
- Page 2 The Genius Hub kit Genius Hub Broadband Power Plug (supplied) Internet Router (supplied) (not supplied) Genius Hub Genius Hub Boiler Controller Room Stat (supplied) (supplied) Radiator Valve Room Sensor (optional) (optional) Smart Plug (optional) (optional)
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
The order of events 1. The Genius Hub install ..............4 2. Installing the thermostat ..............5 3. Installing the boiler controller ............6 4. Setting up the smart plug(s) around the house ......15 ... -
Page 4: The Genius Hub Install
Genius Hub and plug the power supply into a wall socket (not an extension lead). Try and ensure that the Genius Hub is in an open space and not hidden away behind many heavy objects. The low power wireless communication to the other devices is easily stopped by thick walls, large metal objects, and water. -
Page 5: Installing The Thermostat
If it does not it will need to be moved closer to the Genius Hub. f it does not it will need to be moved closer to the Genius Hub. -
Page 6: Installing The Boiler Controller
For combination boilers. In many cases you can swap the boiler programmer with the Genius Hub Boiler Controller (Single). You need to ensure that terminals L, N, 2 & 4 on the Genius Hub boiler controller are wired correctly. Boiler programmers often use a standard back-plate. In this case you... - Page 7 Genius Hub to avoid injury. Warning: Failure to follow these safety instructions result in fire, electric shock or damage to the Genius Hub or other property. Switch off the power Switch off power to your boiler at your home’s breaker box.
- Page 8 Heat Genius Systems with Boiler Controller (Single) (One-Channel Receiver Unit) Combination Boiler Typical combi boiler connection – consult the boiler manufacturers installation manual before commencing any installation work. GENIUS HUB BOILER CONTROLLER (SINGLE) BOILER External programmer To Genius connections Hub boiler...
- Page 9 BOILER CONTROLLER Boiler Control to 3-way controller mid position or 2- internal way valve wiring To Genius Hub Boiler NOTE: The boiler controller is Controller mains powered and requires a 3A fused spur. WIRING CENTRE WIRING CENTRE WIRING CENTRE Link...
- Page 10 Heat Genius Systems with Boiler Controller (Dual) (Two-Channel Receiver Unit) System Boiler (‘Y’ Plan) HEAT GEINIUS BOILER CONTROLLER 1: Hot Water OFF 3: Hot Water ON 4: Heating ON MAINS SUPPLY 230V 50Hz ‘Y’ PLAN Heat Genius Wiring Centre Terminal...
- Page 11 3 PORT MID POSITION White VALVE Grey Orange HEATING WATER BOILER CYLINDER STAT Satisfied Call for heat 9 10 NOTE: For safety, it is recommended that the original tank/cylinder thermostat remains in the circuit, left to maximum WIRING CENTRE hot water temperature (65° C). Remove link PUMP...
- Page 12 (Two-Channel Receiver Unit) System Boiler (‘S’ Plan) HEAT GEINIUS BOILER CONTROLLER 3: Hot Water ON 4: Heating ON ‘S’ PLAN Heat Genius Wiring Centre Terminal Terminal Not connected Not connected Cylinder Stat Common MAINS SUPPLY 230V 50Hz Page 2/3 BOILER...
- Page 13 Grey Orange HEATING VALVE Grey Orange WATER VALVE CYLINDER STAT Satisfied Call for heat 9 10 NOTE: For safety, it is recommended that the original tank/cylinder thermostat remains in the circuit, left to maximum WIRING CENTRE hot water temperature (65° C). Remove link PUMP...
- Page 14 L L L Supply MAINS SUPPLY N Supply N Supply Remove link Remove link BOILER 230V 50Hz 2 CHANNEL COMBI BOILER CONTROLLER INTERNAL WIRING DIAGRAM Heat Genius Boiler Terminal Terminal Not connected 230V/50H 230V/50H Not connected Not connected L Return...
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Page 15: Setting Up The Smart Plug(S) Around The House
For large properties with more smart plugs, they will need to be plugged into wall sockets in a central location. Ideally one smart plug will be positioned in the same room as the Genius Hub, and one smart plug put one on each floor directly above or below the Genius Hub. -
Page 16: Setting Up The App
‘My Hub’ in the top right hand corner. www.heatgenius.co.uk To launch the app click on the ‘My Hub’ link on the Heat Genius website, or launch the app on your smartphone, tablet or computer. Logging in for the first time When first installed all Genius Hubs have a temporary username and password. - Page 17 To login, locate the blue ID on the bottom of the Genius Hub. This needs to be included into the format below: Username format: (remember to include the ‘ ’ AND ‘ ’ ) B8:27:EB: : : So the username for the system above would be:...
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Page 18: Adding New Zones To The House (On The App)
6. Adding new zones to the house (on the app) If the customer does not have any radiator valves or room sensors then skip sections 6 - 8 and go straight to section 9. Note: the creating of the rooms on the app may have already been done before the system was shipped. -
Page 19: Adding The Devices To The Individual Zones
7. Adding the devices to the individual zones Note: the putting of the devices into the rooms on the app may have already been done before the system was shipped. All of the devices now need to be put into the rooms in the app. On the home screen, Choose the zone that Tap ‘Add Device’... -
Page 20: Adding The Valves And Room Sensors To The House
Radiator valve details The Radiator Valves are electronic and communicate wirelessly with the Genius Hub telling the system what temperature the room has been set to, and if the rooms requires the boiler to be on. The Radiator valves require 2 x AA batteries (supplied). - Page 21 Sometimes when you press a button on the valve it can take 30 seconds for the screen to react. This is normal as the valve may be communicating with the Genius Hub at the time. Room sensor details Fix the sensor temporarily to the wall using the thick black sticky pad, for the first two weeks.
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Page 22: Setting Up A House With No Radiator Valves Or Room Sensors
9. Setting up a house with no radiator valves or room sensors By default the app includes a zone named ‘Whole House’. If the customer is not planning on using any radiator valves or room sensors, then you will need to create one zone, generally called the name of the house. -
Page 23: Testing The System
Manual test To test the valves are communicating with the Genius Hub first set all of the rooms to Override at 28º for 60 minutes. • Check that the boiler controller comes on (the red LED turns to green and the boiler fires as normal). - Page 24 • To make sure the radiator valves have received the signal from the Genius Hub any of the three buttons can be pressed to light up the screen. Each valve should read the same as the temperature that was selected for the Override, i.e.
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Page 25: Registering The Genius Hub
‘my hub’ in the top right hand corner. www.heatgenius.co.uk Once they have clicked on the ‘My Hub’ link on the Heat Genius website, or launched the app on your smartphone, tablet or computer, ‘Register my Hub’... -
Page 26: Troubleshooting
• Reboot your broadband router and wait 10 minutes for it to come back online. • Turn off the Genius Hub at the plug wait 10 seconds and then power it on, wait 10 more minutes for it to reconnect to the Heat Genius servers. - Page 27 Cannot communicate with the battery-powered devices. • If a device does not communicate with the Hub then a smart plug will need to be put in between the problem device and the Hub. Try to think about what might be stopping the signal and remember that it travels in straight lines between the device and the Hub.
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Page 28: Specifications
Transmitting Frequency: 868.42 (EU) MHz Enclosure Protection: IP30 Regulation: EMC 2004/108/EC, R&TTE 1999/5/EC, LDV 2006/95/EC RoHS Compliant Indoor Use Only Genius Hub Power Supply specifications: Frequency: 50-60Hz, single phase Line Voltage: 100-240V AC Output Voltage: 5V DC, 1A Max. Power: 5W... - Page 29 Boiler Controller (Dual) specifications: (Two-Channel Receiver Unit) Frequency: 50-60Hz, single phase Line Voltage: 230V AC Contact Rating: 3 (1) A 230V AC Max. Operating Temperature: 0 C - 40 Rated impulse voltage: CAT 2 - 2500V Transmitting Frequency: 868.42 (EU) MHz Enclosure Protection: IP30 Regulation: EMC 2004/108/EC, R&TTE 1999/5/EC, LDV 2006/95/EC RoHS Compliant...
- Page 30 Spindle Movement: 2-3 mm on the valve Regulation: EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-9 and EN60730-2-14 Indoor Use Only Operating Environment. Operating the Genius Devices outside these ranges may affect performance: Operating temperature: 0° to 35° C (32° to 95° F) Relative humidity: 5% to 85% (noncondensing)
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Page 31: European Compliance Statement
Directives 2006/95/EC, 2004/108/EC, and 1999/5/EC. Europe–EU Declaration of Conformity A copy of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available by request from Heat Genius at: Heat Genius Ltd, 22 Dreadnought Rd, Brierley Hill, West Midlands, DY5 4TG, Email: support@heatgenius.co.uk European Union—Disposal Information The symbol above means that according to local laws and regulations your product should be disposed of separately from household waste. -
Page 32: An Important Note
You can often find help and answers to your questions by clicking on the little help icon on many of the pages on the app. Your Genius Hub comes with 90 days of technical support and a 2- year manufacturers warrantee on manufacturing defects.
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