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Product data sheet 6.1 94.

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EY-RC 311: Room controller, ecos311

How energy efficiency is improved


Individual room control for demand-based regulation of the room temperature, lighting and sunshad-
ing to create a comfortable room climate with minimum energy consumption

Features
• Part of the SAUTER EY-modulo 3 system family (BACnet MS/TP)
• BACnet MS/TP communication (EN ISO 16484-5) EY-RC311F001
• BACnet room controller (B-ASC) for fan coil unit, chilled beam, chilled ceiling, radiator heater, light,
control of window blinds, variable volume flow control (VAV) etc.
• Individual adjustment of the setpoints via ecoUnit 3 room operating units (EY-RU 3**)
• Optimisation of energy consumption using presence function, monitoring of window contacts, de-
mand-controlled switching of fan speeds and time-dependent setpoint specification
• Freely configurable time programme (BACnet Schedule objects)
• Freely programmable with CASE Suite software (based on IEC 61131-3)
• Expandable with ecoLink I/O modules for lighting and control of window blinds

Technical data
Power supply
Power supply 230 V, 200 V min., 253 V max.,
50...60 Hz
Power consumption Max. 14 VA
Dissipated power 5 W / 8 VA

Ambient conditions
Operating temperature 0...45 °C
Storage and transport temperature −20...70 °C
Humidity 10...85% rh, no condensation

Inputs / outputs
Relay outputs Type 0-I relays, normally-open contacts
with shared power supply
Load 230 V~/30 V=
2 A resistive load, total max. 5 A
230 V~; 10 A resistive load
Switching frequency > 3 × 105 cycles (2 A)
> 2 × 105 cycles (10 A)
Semiconductor outputs (MOS-FET) Type 0-I, 24 V~/=, switched to ground
Load 0.5 A
Max. peak current 1 A (< 20 ms)
Analogue outputs Type 0…10 V / 2 mA
Universal inputs Analogue 0…10 V
Digital 0-I, max. 2 Hz
Potentiometer 1…10 kΩ (for potentiometer)
Resistance 100…2500 Ω
Ni1000/Pt1000 -20...100 °C

Interfaces and communication


Interface 1 × RS-485
electrically isolated, ½ load
Protocol BACnet MS/TP
Cable 2-wire, twisted with reference, shiel-
ded
Line length 1000 m with bus termination

SAUTER Local Communication interfaces


Interface 1 x RS-485
Protocol SLC
Cable 2x2-wire, twisted, shielded

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Cable length < 100 m with bus termination (with


ROU)
< 500 m with bus termination (without
ROU)
Room operating units Max. 1; EY-RU 31*, 34*, 1** (via 580)
I/O modules Max. 2; EY-EM 51*, 52*

Construction
Dimensions W x H x D 178 × 103 × 53 mm
Weight 674 g
Fitting DIN rail; TH35x7.5/15 EN 50022

Standards and directives


Type of protection IP00 (EN 60529)
IP20 (cover with front aperture)
Protection class II (EN 60730-1)
Energy class1) I to VIII = up to 5%
as per EU 811/2013, 2010/30/EU,
2009/125/EC
Environment class 3K3 (IEC 60721)
CE conformity according to EMC Directive 2014/30/EU EN 61000-6-1
EN 61000-6-3
Low-Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU EN 60730-1
EN 60730-2-9

Overview of types
Type Description
EY-RC311F001 ecos311 - room controller B-ASC, MS/TP, 16IO, 230 V

Overview of I/O mix


Universal inputs 5
Relay outputs 3 (2 A)
1 (10 A)
Digital outputs 4
Analogue outputs 3

Description of operation
The ecos311 single-room controller enables energy-optimised room control and thus ensures mini-
mum energy consumption.
The single-room controller can be programmed with CASE Suite to fulfil the requirements of a wide
range of applications in room automation as a BACnet MS/TP controller – application-specific control-
ler (B-ASC). For example, the controller can be used for the control of fan coil units, chilled/heated
ceilings, radiator heaters, underfloor heating and VAV systems. When combined with an ecoUnit room
operating unit and additional ecoLink I/O modules, it can also perform further functions in the room
such as control of window blinds and lighting.

Intended use
This product is only suitable for the purpose intended by the manufacturer, as described in the “De-
scription of operation” section.
All related product regulations must also be adhered to. Changing or converting the product is not ad-
missible.

Engineering notes
The ecos311 controller can be fitted using a DIN rail (EN 60715) directly in the cabinet or at a suitable
location in the system.
The station is supplied with 230 V~. The unit must be protected against contact. The max. power of
the output (24 V~) (terminals 27…28) is 6 VA.
The plant devices are connected using screw terminals. Parallel laying of sensor lines and high-pow-
er current-carrying cables must be avoided. When running cables for analogue signals, such as in-
puts/outputs (0...10 V) and inputs (Ni/Pt1000), a separate grounding must be provided for every input

1) When the automation station is being used as a temperature controller, most temperature controller classes can
be fulfilled according to EU Directive 2010/30/EU, Regulation 811/2013. For information on the exact tempera-
ture class, please refer to the system integrator’s user program.

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and output from the controller to the respective sensor or actuator. Shared ground wires lead to
measurement errors that may particularly affect small measuring signals.

DIP switches: Addressing, baud rate and voltage for room operating units
The controller requires a unique BACnet MAC address for the integration in a BACnet MS/TP net-
work. This MS/TP master address (0..127) must be set before switching on the controller via a DIP
switch (table with the binary value A1-A7). In the factory setting, the controller has the address “0”. It
is recommended to set aside the address “0” for the BACnet MS/TP router. For optimum BACnet
MS/TP communication all BACnet MS/TP MAC addresses must be assigned in continuously ascend-
ing order for each device. For the general communication in the BACnet network, a device instance
number must also be stored. The device instance number and other communication parameters (De-
vice Instance Number, Max. Master, Max. Info Frame) are set within the project using CASE Sun and
CASE Engine. It is recommended to label the DIP settings on the device, on the distributor box or on
the cabinet.

S1 S2

A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 B1 B2 B3

(BACnet)
MAC-Adress A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 B1 B2 B3 Baud rate

0 (default) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 115‘200 (default)

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 9‘600

2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 19‘200

3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 38‘400

... 0 0 1 57‘600

125 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 76‘800

126 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 115‘200

127 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 reserved

DIP switches B1-B3 define the BACnet MS/TP baud rate. The state on delivery is B=0/0/0 which cor-
responds to the baud rate 115.2 kbit/s. B=0/0/0 can also be used for the “AUTO” baud rate in the fu-
ture. For extended networks, a baud rate of 38.4 kbit/s (B=1/1/0) is recommended. Changes to the
DIP switches during operation only become active after switching on again.
DIP switch S3 “5V/15V” is used for the hardware configuration of the output voltage for the room op-
erating unit to be connected (terminal 1). SAUTER ecoUnit31*, 34* room operating units and the
ecoUnit580 EnOcean SLC wireless interface are supplied with +5V. Future SAUTER room operating
units can be supplied with +15V. In the factory setting, the DIP switch is set to +5V.

S3 (SLC) 5V/15V (S3) 1


0,5 A

C 2
RS-485 SLC
15V NC
D+ 3

D- 4

5V NC RUN

Fitting and power supply


The controller is a compact unit suitable for wall mounting on a DIN rail (35 mm).
The following conditions must be observed:
• The device may only be connected when the system is disconnected from the electrical supply.
• The plant devices are connected via screw terminals with the appropriate torques (see fitting in-
structions).

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• The controller must be protected against contact.


• The device must not be installed in vibrating systems, e.g. on means of transport, because the vi-
brations can cause micro-interruptions in the relays.
• For terminals 5...28 and 33…38, the admissible conductor cross-section is min. 0.8 mm2, max.
2.5 mm2.
• In series to terminal L, the power supply (230 V~), a suitable external fuse (10 A slow-blow) must
be installed in accordance with applicable installation regulations.
• The 2A relays (terminals 35...37) with the L/LS connection (terminal 38) and the 10A relay (terminal
34) with phase connection L (terminal 33) are mains supply circuits and must be protected accord-
ingly.
• The semiconductor digital outputs (DO-FET) connect the loads, which can be supplied by the pow-
er supply (24 V~, terminals 27…28, max. 6 VA), to the ground.
• The universal inputs (terminals 13...22), analogue outputs (terminals 5...10) and RS-485 (D-, D+, C)
are SELV electrical circuits. SELV electrical circuits must be laid separately from the mains supply
circuits (low voltage) and the functional extra low voltage (FELV).
• 0…10 V analogue outputs must not be misused as DIM outputs.
• The national standards and installation rules must be adhered to.
• Special standards such as IEC/EN 61508, IEC/EN 61511, IEC/EN 61131-1, IEC/EN 61131-2 and
similar were not taken into account.
• Local standards regarding installation, application, access, access rights, accident prevention, safe-
ty, dismantling and disposal must be taken into account.
• Installation standards EN 50178, 50310, 50110, 50274, 61140 and similar ones must be adhered
to.
• For more information, see fitting instructions P1000016382.

Network and communication


• The communication wiring must be carried out correctly, be separated from the power-carrying wir-
ing and must adhere to the specifications of standards EN 50174-1, EN 50174-2 and EN 50174-3.
• The max. admissible bus length for the communication (BACnet MS/TP, SLC) depends on the ca-
ble type used and the correct terminating resistors. In general, a 4-wire shielded cable with twisted
wire pairs must be used (minimum 0.2 mm2, recommended minimum 0.5 mm2). Observe the cor-
rect polarity of all signals. The cable shield of the entire bus line must be connected continuously,
and connected to protective earth as directly as possible (max. 8 cm) at one location. This is to ach-
ieve optimum resistance to interference.
• For CAT-5 cables, as well as JYST-Y cables, a bus length of up to 500 m is possible for SLC and
up to 1000 m for BACnet MS/TP. In the case of RS-485 interfaces, the bus wiring must have line
topology. Star, tree or branch topologies are not recommended. The devices do not have internal
terminating resistors. Therefore, a terminating resistor of 120 Ω (0.25 W) must be connected at the
start and end of the bus line, parallel to the D+/D- data lines.
• For BACnet MS/TP segments, max. 50 ecos311 (each ½ unit load) are possible. However, it is rec-
ommended to keep the segments as small as possible; for the reactivity to the BACnet visualisa-
tions, around 30..40 ecos311 in an MS/TP segment is practical, with the MS/TP still having suffi-
ciently fast bus communication performance.
• For master-slave room zones with fast, synchronous switching, it is recommended to limit the num-
ber of BACnet MS/TP devices to 20..24 per segment.
• RS-485 repeaters are not recommended. Standard BACnet IP<>MS/TP routers with one or more
ports can integrate the MS/TP segments in a BACnet/IP higher-level BACnet network. Certified
BACnet routers are recommended (e.g. from Contemporary Controls, Loytec, MBS Software, …)
• For more information, see fitting instructions P1000015382.

Technical specifications of the inputs and outputs


Universal inputs (UI)
Five universal inputs are available.
The functions for the inputs and the input ranges are parameterised with CASE Engine.

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Type of inputs Voltage (U)


Ni1000/Pt1000
Resistance (R)
Potentiometer (Pot)
Digital input (DI)
Number of inputs 5
Protection against external volt- ±30 V/24 V~ (without destruction)
age:
Input impedance (Ri) ≥ 80 kΩ
Resolution 10 bits
Scan rate ≤ 100 ms (analogue/digital values)
Refresh rate ≤ 100 ms (ecos311)
Voltage (U)
Measuring range 0 (2)...10 V / 0 (0.2)…1 V
Resolution ≤ 0.1 V / ≤ 0.01 V
Accuracy ±0.2 V / ±0.02 V
Current (I)
Measuring range With external resistance and voltage input (U)
Measuring range 0 (2)…10 V: 500 Ω = 0(4)...20 mA
Measuring range 0 (0.2)…1 V: 50 Ω = 0(4)...20 mA
Ni1000 DIN 43760
Pt1000 IEC 751
Measuring range -20...100 °C
Resolution ± 0.3 K
Accuracy ±1K
Measuring current ≤ 1 mA
Resistance (R)
Measuring range 100…2500 Ω
Resolution ≤5Ω
Accuracy ±25 Ω
Measuring current ≤ 1 mA
Potentiometer
Measuring range 0…100% (position)
Nominal resistance 1...10 kΩ
Resolution ≤ 1 % of the measuring range
Accuracy ±2 % of the measuring range
Output 10V (terminal 11/12), ≤ 10 mA (i.e. ≥ 1 kΩ)
max. load
Digital input
Potential-free contacts Connected to ground
I: < 1.5 kΩ
0: > 7 kΩ
Output current ≤ 1 mA
Voltage signal I: 0…1.5 V
0: 3…11 V
Meter input Max. 2 Hz (min. pulse duration 250 ms)

Voltage measurement (U)


The voltage to be measured is connected between an input terminal and a ground terminal. The sig-
nal must be potential-free. Two measuring ranges are available 0…10 V and 0…1 V.

Current measurement (I)


A current measurement 0(4)…20 mA is possible via an external resistance. The current to be meas-
ured is connected parallel to the resistance at one of the input terminals and a ground terminal. The
accuracy of the current measurement is the result of the accuracy of the voltage input and the toler-
ance of the resistor. It is preferable to use a 50 Ω resistor in order to keep the effect of self-heating on
the accuracy to a minimum. The current signal must be potential-free. A separate ground terminal
must be used for the current measurement. Otherwise, zero-point shifts may lead to imprecise meas-
urements in the case of other measuring signals.

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Temperature measurement (Ni/Pt), resistance measurement (R)


The Ni/Pt1000 sensors and resistors are connected using two wires between one of the input termi-
nals and one of the related ground terminals. For the temperature measurement it is not recommen-
ded to use an external, shared ground point. The inputs require no calibration and can be used imme-
diately. Long sensor cables with corresponding cable resistance can be compensated in the plan. At a
cable resistance of 2 Ω (cable cross-section 1.5 mm2, 85 m) of an Ni1000 sensor, the function module
CH_AI receives the scaling parameters Offset b = –0.435 and Scaling a = 1 (for operating point
21 °C). Other cable resistances can be calculated and can be compensated via the parameterisation
in CASE Engine. The measuring range for the resistance measurement is limited to 2500 Ω. If line
break detection is desired, a threshold of, for example, 2400 Ω can be set in the automation program
(ecos311).

Potentiometer (Pot)
This configuration is used to record the position of the potentiometer in the range 0…100%. The nom-
inal resistance of the potentiometer is connected between the 10 V output (terminal 11/12) and a
ground terminal. The sliding contact of the potentiometer is connected to one of the input terminals.
Terminals 11 and 12 are used exclusively to supply the potentiometers, as shown in the connection
diagram. The output must not be connected to other devices. If multiple potentiometers are connec-
ted to terminals 11 and 12, the specified max. load must be adhered to. The ratiometric measuring
method compares the sliding contact voltage at the input with the voltage at the 10 V output and de-
termines the position of the potentiometer in the range 0…100 %. The cable resistance can restrict
the measuring range (0-100%), and this can be considered in the engineering and evaluation.

Digital inputs (DI)


The digital input function can be used with both potential-free contacts and voltage signals. Potential-
free contacts and voltage signals are connected between an input terminal and a ground terminal.
Digital inputs are generally used as alarm/status inputs. Therefore, an open contact corresponds to
the state 0 - INACTIVE (bit=0). A closed contact corresponds to the state I - ACTIVE (bit=1). This as-
signment, defined as normal polarity, can be inverted using CASE Engine if required.

Analogue outputs (AO)


Number of outputs 3
Type of outputs 0(2)...10 V
Load ≤ 2 mA
Resolution 0.1 V
Accuracy ±0.4 V
Refresh rate ≤ 100 ms (ecos311)
Settling time 1s

The output voltage is taken from between the relevant output terminal and a ground terminal. Every
output can be subjected to a load of 2 mA (the outputs do not have an active sink capability). The
analogue output is short circuit-proof and grounded and is protected from external voltage. However,
permanent short-circuiting of multiple outputs leads to their thermal destruction. A short circuit of the
AO or the reference output +10V can also cause undesired I/O states (e.g. drops in the relays) in the
device.

Relay outputs (2A)


Number of outputs 3
Type of outputs 0-I relay, normally-open contacts (NO)
Nominal load per contact 2 A resistive load
2 A inductive load (cosφ > 0.4)
Start-up current ≤ 30 A for max. 20 ms
Total current for all contacts ≤5A
Switching frequency > 3 × 105 cycles for nominal load
Refresh rate ≤ 100 ms (ecos311)

The relay outputs are supplied via a common feed L/LS (terminal 38). The relay contacts are intended
to activate fan coil units. The relays have an increased start-up current compatibility. Peak inrush cur-

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rent at relay contact NO (work contact) 30 A for a maximum of 20 ms. In operating status, the total
current over this terminal must not exceed 5 A. The digital outputs can be defined for single- or multi-
layered functions. Real feedbacks are only possible via digital inputs.

Relay outputs (10 A)


Number of outputs 1
Type of outputs 0-I relay, normally-open contacts (NO)
Switching voltage 250 V
Nominal load per contact 10 A resistive load
3 A inductive load (cosφ > 0.4)
Start-up current ≤ 80 A for max. 20 ms
Switching frequency > 2 × 105 cycles for nominal load
Refresh rate ≤ 100 ms (ecos311)

The relay output has a separate feed L (terminal 33). The relay contact is for controlling units with
higher power such as a pump or a heating coil. The relay has an increased start-up current compati-
bility. Peak inrush current at relay contact NO (work contact) 80 A for a maximum of 20 ms. Real
feedback is only possible via a digital input.

Digital outputs (FET semiconductors)


Number of outputs 4
Type of outputs MOS-FET semiconductor, connected to ground
Load on outputs 24 V=/~, 0.5 A (resistive load)
Start-up current ≤ 1 A for max. 20 ms
Refresh rate ≤ 100 ms (ecos311)

The actuator to be switched (e.g. thermal actuator) is connected directly to the semiconductor switch
terminal. For thermal actuators, the power supply can be taken from the terminal (24 V~). Real feed-
backs are only possible via digital inputs. Actuators with high start-up currents (e.g. motor protection)
must not be used with the power supply (24 V~); an overload (> 0.25 A) of the output (24 V) is pre-
vented via a thermal polyfuse (PTC); in this case an external transformer (24 V) must be used, where-
by the switch rating of the MOS-FET must not exceed 0.5 A.

LED indicator
The “RUN/FAULT” LED signals the state of the controller.

State Description
LED off Device OFF (without supply)
Green light Device in operation
Flashing green (1 Hz) Identification with CASE Sun
Orange light Start-up phase
Flashing orange (1 Hz) The internal battery must be replaced
Continuous red No CASE Engine plan in ecos (BACnet: “Download required”)
Flashing red (1 Hz) Program/configuration download or firmware update

BACnet and DDC function with CASE Suite


The ecos311 room controller is a BACnet MS/TP device as per BACnet device profile B-ASC (BAC-
net Application Specific Controller) with the additional support of BACnet Schedule and Calendar ob-
jects. The controller is programmable with function blocks with CASE Suite. The program is downloa-
ded to the controller via a BACnet router with CASE Engine. The switch-on phase of the controller is
around 10 seconds. The controller has a plan cycle time of 100 ms. Relevant process data (e.g. set-
point as Present Value of an AV object) can be parameterised so that it is saved persistently (serial
battery-supported SRAM). A firmware update (BACnet standard methods) can be performed with
CASE Sun via a BACnet router.

The following function limits apply:

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Function, BACnet object Quantity


BACnet Value objects (analogue, binary, multi-state) 50
BACnet Loop objects 6
BACnet Schedule objects 4
BACnet Calendar objects 3
BACnet Client (DS-RP-A/DS-COV-A with EXT_VAL function block) 16
Optimisation modules (OPT_H + OPT_C) 4
Group communication modules (GRPCOM_B) 32
Group communication modules (GRPCOM_R + GRPCOM_U) 12
Room operating unit module (ROOM_UNIT) 1
Number of ecoLink modules 2
Number of COV logins 64
Max. number of master-slave devices in a group 8 (1 master, up to 7 slaves)
Number of function modules (without BACnet objects), total 200

Further information on BACnet and DDC functionality is available in the BACnet PICS (Protocol Im-
plementation Conformance Statement) and the online help for CASE Suite.

Integration of the inputs and outputs, the ecoLink modules and the room operating unit with
CASE Suite
The engineering of the inputs and outputs of the ecos311 and the ecoLink modules is performed us-
ing CASE Suite. When an ecos311 room controller is selected in the BACnet MS/TP network plan, it
can be created for one, two or up to eight master-slave rooms in an AS group. The types and ad-
dresses of the required ecoLink modules (1,2) and room operating unit (1) are then defined in the
Definition module within CASE Engine. After this, all the inputs/outputs of the ecos311, the ecoLink
modules and the room operating unit can be used in CASE Engine as a channel (CH_Ax, CH_Bx)
and as a ROOM_UNIT and be mapped to BACnet data points (value objects).

Time, battery
The controller has an internal clock with a date (Real-Time Clock). If the power supply is interrupted,
the time (RTC) is preserved by the button-cell battery (CR2032). The accuracy of the time is around
50 ppm (max. 30 minutes per year). It is possible to use BACnet time synchronisation services such
as DM-UTC and DM-TS in order to synchronise all controllers to the same time. When the LED flash-
es orange, this means that the battery must be replaced. See also fitting instructions. After the battery
is replaced, the time and date on the controller must be reset using CASE or BACnet.

24 VAC output - notes on the internal transformer


The internal transformer with an output voltage of 24 V~ is designed for a load of max. 6 VA / 0.25 A.
Terminals 27, 28 supply 24 V~ (max. 0.25 A) for direct control of an AXT thermal actuator for unit
valves. The semiconductor switch (MOS-FET) switches the load to ground. For AXT, the DO-FET can
be activated quasi-continuously with a PWM algorithm. The technical documentation of the respective
actuators must be considered. The open-circuit voltage of the output (24 V~) depends on the primary-
side 230 V~ power supply and is around 28.5 V~. For a supply of 200 V~ (230 V~ –13%) at around
25 V~ and at +10% for around 31 V~. When there is a load on the output, the voltage decreases qua-
si-linearly (around 1.5 V per 100 mA). If devices are supplied by the output (24 V~) (terminals 27, 28),
these tolerances must be considered. If required, it must be ensured that the power supply is not over
230 V~ so that the devices can be operated within their supply tolerances (±15% / ±20%) (see dia-
gram).

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Note

) SAUTER motorised small valve drives (AXM) have a supply tolerance of +/-15% at 24 V~. AXM must not
be connected to the 24 V~ output of the ecos311. The actuators must be powered by an external trans-
former that meets the AXM supply tolerances.

Parallel operation of multiple thermal actuators


Using an external transformer:
If the internal transformer (6 VA) is not sufficient to supply the actuators, an external transformer (e.g.
0450573001, 42 VA) can be used to connect multiple actuators with the MOS-FET semiconductor
outputs (each max. 0.5 A). The external transformer must have the secondary ground connected to
terminal 22, and universal inputs should use different GND terminals (e.g. terminal 20).

GND 20
R/Ni/Pt
UI5 21
GND 22

24 V~ 230 V~

DO1 23
DO2 24
Digital Output
DO3 25
Imax. = 0,5 A
DO4 26
Imax ≤ 0.25 A 24 V ~ 27
Pmax = 6 VA 24 V ~ 28

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Using semiconductor relays:


Multiple actuators can also be activated with external semiconductor relays (SSR). The number of ac-
tuators is limited by the output of the semiconductor relays.

DO1 23
DO2 24
Digital Output
Solid-state
DO3 25 Relay

DO4 26 A2 T1
18...36 V~
Imax. = 0,25 A
Imax ≤ 0.25 A 24 V ~ 27 A1 L1

Pmax = 6 VA 24 V ~ 28

24...280 V~

Using continuous actuators for unit valves with AXS positioners:


An analogue output (0..10 V) of the ecos311 can activate up to 15 continuous AXS 215S units. The
internal transformer with 6 VA is not suitable for supplying an AXS 215S. The AXS 215S must be sup-
plied externally.

Imax. = 2 mA AXS
AO1 5 24 V~
GND 6 ..
. LS
Analog Output 7 MM
AO2
GND 8
LS
AO3 9 MM

GND 10

Application for “fan coil unit system – 4-pipe”


An example application can been set up with the following devices:

Type Quantity Description


EY-RC311F001 1 BACnet MS/TP room controller, 3 (or 4) relays, for fan coil unit (with reheater)
EY-RU344F001 1 ecoUnit344 operating unit, LCD, NTC sensor, dXs setpoint adjuster, occupancy, fan
AXT211F112 2 Thermal actuator for unit valves with stroke indicator (for heating and cooling sequence)
VCL025F200 2 2-way regulating valve (linear)

Additional information
Fitting instructions MV P1000016382
Declaration on materials and the environment MD 94.310

Disposal
When disposing of the product, observe the currently applicable local laws.
More information on materials can be found in the Declaration on materials and the environment for
this product.

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Connection diagram
Terminal assignment

29 D - ON ON ON 5V/15V (S3) 1
0,5 A

30 D + C 2
BACnet RS485 RS485 SLC
S1 S2 S3
MS / TP isolated D+ 3
31 C

32 NC - CR2032 D- 4

+
RUN

AO1 5
GND 6
Analog Output AO2 7
GND 8

AO3 9 Actuator

Imax = 10 A GND 10

L 33
230 V
N N 34 Relay
10 V 11
10 AT
L L 10 V 12
230 V
N N UI1 13 Pot.
GND 14
UI2 15
Universal Input GND 16
DI R/Ni/Pt

UI3 17

50...500 Ω
GND 18 0 .. 10 V 0...20 mA
UI4 19
GND 20
- -

+
UI5 21
GND 22

DO1 23
35
DO2 24
N/MM 36 Digital Output
DO3 25
230 V / 24 V
37 Relay DO4 26

L/LS Imax ≤ 0.25 A 24 V ~ 27


38
Pmax = 6 VA 24 V ~ 28
∑ Imax = 5 A
Imax = 2 A

Network

BACnet
MS/TP
(Router)

0,25 W MS/TP
NC

ecos311 Unit
V/15V SLC 5V/15V

0,25 W
0,25 W
SLC

max. 100 m : EY-RU34 / RU31 / EM580 (≥ 0.5mm²)

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Product data sheet 6.1 94.310

NC MS/TP

ecos311
V/15V SLC

0,25 W
0,25 W
SLC

max. 500 m

Example applications

Fan coil temperature controller with 4-pipe system Fan coil temperature controller with 4-pipe system
Heating via radiator

D1

YH

D2 R1
T
YC

Q1

B1

N1
ecos311 ecos311
BACnet BACnet
MS/TP MS/TP
Y Y Van XSC
YH YC

TR[°C] TR[°C] TA[°C]

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Product data sheet 6.1 94.310

Chilled-ceiling control Fan coil temperature controller with 2-pipe system


Heating via fan coil unit Heating / cooling via changeover contact

ecos311 ecos311
BACnet BACnet
MS/TP MS/TP

Key
B1 Temperature sensor for duct fitting N1 Controller Y Heating/cooling valve
D1 Window contacts Q1 Fan YC Cooling valve
D2 Presence detector R1 Room operating unit YH Heating valve
D3 Dew point monitor

Dimension drawing

Fr. Sauter AG
Im Surinam 55
CH-4058 Basel
Tel. +41 61 - 695 55 55
www.sauter-controls.com

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