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SRR function status

LED

Colour

Condition

Explanation

Status 

LED

Green

OK

The ambient temperature is above the set limit value. No ice detected.

White

Tempera-

ture

The ambient temperature is below the set limit value. No ice detected.

Blue

Ice

The ambient temperature is below the set limit value. Ice detected.

Oper-

ating 

LED

Green

ON

Device is switched on and ready for operation.

Red flashing

 

Alarm

Sensor fault

Yellow

Heating 

Auto

Heating output ON due to current ambient conditions or active post 

heating time.

Yellow 

flashing

 

Heating 

Manual

Heating output ON due to manual switching or active post heating 

time.

ELTC 21 heating controller function (device 2): 

If the actual value (P01) is lower than the setpoint (P10 minus hysteresis P11), the power relay switches on the heating. The integrated 

alarm relay has a changeover contact that allows fault messages in the event of temperature too high / low, sensor failure or sensor 

short circuit. In the event of sensor faults, the control relay switches the heating cable off or on depending on the controller configu-

ration. If the sensor fails or there is a sensor short circuit, the heating is switched off.
Operation is very easy. After switching on, the device type number (C-2) appears, followed around three seconds later by the meas-

ured actual value. Briefly pressing the “P” button displays “Set”, followed by the setpoint display, which automatically reverts after 

5 seconds. Pressing the “P” button for around 3 seconds opens the parameter list “P10”. Holding down the “P” button for a further 3 

seconds displays “dC” for degrees Celsius or “dF” for degrees Fahrenheit.

Parameters and their mean

H = Device 2 heating temperature
P01 

Actual value on temperature sensor (number only)

P10 

Controller setpoint, effective on relay 1, range P13...P14 [H +40 °C]

P11 

Switching hysteresis of P10, range 2...10K, [H 2K]

P12 

Minimum down time (relay K1); range 0...30 min, [5 min]

P13 

Maximum permitted setpoint, range P14...+390 °C, [H +60 °C]

P14 

Minimum permitted setpoint, range -50 °C...P13, [H -5 °C]

P20 

Sensor type 

 

0 = Pt100, 3-wire, °C (resolution 1K) 

 

[1] = Pt100, 2-wire, °C (resolution 1K) 

 

2 = Pt100, 3-wire, °F (resolution 2°F) 

 

3 = Pt100, 2-wire, °F (resolution 2°F) 

P21 

Sensor correction -30...+10 K, [0]

P30 

High temperature alarm, P31...400°C [60 °C]

P31 

Low temperature alarm, -60...P30 [-60 °C]

P32 

Alarm delay in operation, 0...99 min [0 min]

P33 

Alarm delay after switch on, 0...500 min [0 min]

Summary of Contents for 237500017

Page 1: ...er 70 90 mm 10 x Cable ties 360 mm long 4 x Caps M16 1 x Cable gland M32 x 1 5 English instructions for use Transport and storage If possible transport and store the temperature controller in the original packaging Store the temperature controller in a dry location and protect it against mechanical damage The ESO 99 S is a temperature controller for ESO 120 124 180 H and ESO 124 180 HL reflector h...

Page 2: ...k in the event of contact with electrical equipment Correct performance of the installation and electrical connection is a crucial safety factor Observe the installation conditions and steps described as precisely as possible Modifications to the electrical installation may only be carried out by a specialist electrician Do not make any modifica tions yourself Intended use Do not use the ESO 99 S ...

Page 3: ...ure and heating temperature fall below the set value P 4 C SRR factory setting 40 C ELTC 21 and The sensor electrodes detect moisture snow ice or frost on the antenna surface The heating switches off when one of the above conditions is no longer true However the integral timer function can be used to set a post heating time between 1 and 10 min factory setting 5 min The post heating time thus cove...

Page 4: ...These parameters are determined once and cannot be changed without the corresponding software If both conditions are met temperature below 4 C and ice build up detected the heating controller is enabled by a potential free switching relay in the SRR 200 and heating of the antenna surface begins As soon as one of the two conditions is no longer met the post heating time begins the time is adjustabl...

Page 5: ...ion If the sensor fails or there is a sensor short circuit the heating is switched off Operation is very easy After switching on the device type number C 2 appears followed around three seconds later by the meas ured actual value Briefly pressing the P button displays Set followed by the setpoint display which automatically reverts after 5 seconds Pressing the P button for around 3 seconds opens t...

Page 6: ...should be repeated after replacement of a defective heating plate Heating functional test 1 Measure the mains input voltage 230 VAC 6 10 2 Green Status and Operation LEDS light up 3 Set switch 1S1 to Manual ON 4 Yellow Heating Manual LED flashes 5 Measure the heating circuit voltage and heating circuit current at terminals X1 1 10 During this time the ELTC 21 monitors the heating temperature Chang...

Page 7: ...er to be attached to masts with a diameter of 60 to 85 mm 2 Attach the controller to the mast by tightening the slotted screws in the straps so that all cable glands point downwards Control unit Tensioning screw Mounting plate Tensioning strap Antenna mast Lid Installing the sensor unit Drill a fixing hole 6 2 mm in the edge of the reflector A A A A Front of the reflector X CAS 120 CAS 124 X 280 m...

Page 8: ...n securely yet Fig 1 Fig 2 2 Slide the aluminium profile up to the reflector plate and securely tighten the screw 1 MA 5 Nm Fig 3 3 Slide the sensor housing and plate in the aluminium profile until the ends of the two electrodes are located on the reflector surface and under tension then securely tighten the screws 2 3 again MA 5 Nm Fig 4 4 Securely tighten the cable tie 4 on the unit Fig 3 Fig 4 ...

Page 9: ...se measurements should also be performed after replacement of a defective heater Refer to the oper ating instructions for the corresponding reflector heater for details 4 The cables are connected as shown in the Connection diagram on page 11 Only connect the electrical system to the voltage spec ified on the rating plate Non compliance can destroy the heating due to overheating or fire Connecting ...

Page 10: ...ensions 360 x 254 x 165 mm Weight 5 3 kg Cable inlets 3 x M12 5 x M16 1 x M32 M25 Permissible ambient temperature 30 to 60 C Recommended installation temperature 5 to 20 C Protection class IP66 Electrical data Operating voltage 230 V 6 10 50 60 Hz Breaking capacity 16 A Alarm contact 8 A 230 V Temperature measuring input 2 x PT 100 temperature sensor Moisture measuring input 2 rod probe Activation...

Page 11: ... 14 13 10 K1 11 ESO 180 HL ESO 180 H Optional ESO 90 H ESO 120 H ESO 124 H X1 1 E1 1 E1 2 4 3 E1 4 5 E1 PE 6 7 E1 8 ESO 126 ESO 129 Beheizung für Speisesystem Halterungen 9 E1 10 PE 2 PE 3 PE 4 PE 5 PE 1 Fühler Heizungstemperatur ESO 124 HL 1 NST 255 2 Stabsonde EL rosa GND grau 22 21 132 131 X1 Alarm Ruhestromprinzip im Fehlerfall geöffnet Fernwirkkontakt manuell Ein 5 30V weiss grün braun 1K1 A1...

Page 12: ... 909 70 For your notes Electronic equipment Electronic equipment must not be disposed of in domestic waste According to directive 2012 19 EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND COUNCIL of 04 July 2012 on waste electrical and electronic equipment it must be disposed of profes sionally At the end of its service life take this unit to a designated public collection point for disposal Disposal ...

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