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Siemens Modular Heating Controller RMH760B CE1P3133en
Building Technologies 8 Main controller and primary controller 2017-09-29
Operating line
Range
Factory setting
Frost protection for consumer /
Frost protection for the flow /
Frost protection for the plant /
Overtemp protection/overrun /
Plant operation selector /
No request
* Frost protection functions ensured
** Only with main controller
The primary controller can be switched off for service purposes. The valve will close
and the pump will be deactivated, or valve and pump start their overrun.
When in the "Off" position, the heat demand signal will not be passed on!
When "Off" is preselected, the internal frost protection function will remain active and
frost protection-related heat requests (frost protection for the flow) from externally will
be accepted and handled.
When service work is completed, the selector must be set back to
"Auto".
Using this setting, a minimum request for the main controller can be preselected, which
means that maximum selection with the requests from the consumers will be
maintained.
The primary controller’s state is indicated (On / Off).
It is indicated why the current state is active.
8.5 Heat demand and heat request
MAX
KNX
KNX
3133Z11en
Heat request heating circuits
Heat request DHW
Heat request primary controller
H
eat request heating curve
Heat request DC 0...10 V
Heat request contact DHW
Heat request contact frost protection
Heat request individual
room, radiator
Heat request individual
room, air heating coil
Heat request air handling
Heat demand
transformers
Function blocks "Main controller" and "Primary controller" collect the heat demand from
all consumers. These are:
• Heating circuits
• DHW heating
• Other primary controllers
• Heat demand signals from individual room controllers for radiators
• Heat demand signals from individual room controllers for air heating coils
• Heat demand signals from primary air handling plant
Preselection
(plant
operation selector)
⇒
Se
tpoint preselection
manual
State
Cause