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Figure 1.3. Input terminal block 

Note:

  The  insertion  order  of  the  two  terminal  wires  from  the  measuring  probe  to  the  connection 

points  of  the  KES  channel  does  not  affect  the  functionality,  i.e.,  for  channel  A  it  is  possible  to 

connect either the black wire from the probe into point 1 and the white cable into point 2, or either in 

the inverse order. 

1.2.1.  MEASURING PROBE 

The set-up process of the 

ZN1AC-CST60

 measuring probe (Figure 1.4) is described next. 

 

Figure 1.4. Zennio ZN1AC-CST60 measuring probe 

These are the required steps: 

  Open the 

top clamp

 of the probe. 

  The 

phase wire

 from which the energy measures will be taken must be now passed 

through the gap that has just been uncovered in the probe.  

 

Close

 back the top clamp of the probe. 

  Connect the 

two wires

 of the measuring probe into the terminal block from KES, in 

the two connection points corresponding to the channel being used. 

 

Summary of Contents for KES Series

Page 1: ...KES KNX Energy Saver ZN1IO KES Programme version 1 0 Manual edition a PRODUCT MANUAL...

Page 2: ...on 6 2 1 Active Power 6 2 2 Active Energy 7 2 3 Power Limits 7 3 ETS Parameterization 9 3 1 Default configuration 9 3 2 General window 10 3 3 Channels 14 3 3 1 Active Energy 15 3 3 2 Active Power 18 3...

Page 3: ...n with the possibility of setting up 1 to 4 different tariffs as well as the volume of the CO2 emissions required to generate such energy Monitoring power limits Hourly daily weekly and monthly report...

Page 4: ...ssociated LED 2 light in red If this button is held while plugging the device into the KNX bus KES goes into secure mode The LED blinks red Input connection 4 the terminal block with screws must be pl...

Page 5: ...either in the inverse order 1 2 1 MEASURING PROBE The set up process of the ZN1AC CST60 measuring probe Figure 1 4 is described next Figure 1 4 Zennio ZN1AC CST60 measuring probe These are the require...

Page 6: ...onsumed by the device whose phase line passes through the ZN1AC CST60 probe connected to one of the KES channels This active power is obtained from the effective intensity measured by the probe accord...

Page 7: ...onsumption are set to be expressed in terms of cost KES allows specifying up to four different tariff values in cents of the local currency per kWh 2 3 POWER LIMITS KES can also monitor the level of t...

Page 8: ...e 2 1 Power limit monitoring These concepts are explained in detail in Section 3 3 Power limit monitoring P t Deadband Lower limit Deadband Overconsumpt Alarm ON Overconsumpt Alarm OFF Low consumpt In...

Page 9: ...defined yet the device and its objects will show as in Figure 3 1 Figure 3 1 KES 3xSingle Phase Default topology Objects Time and Date can be seen in the list They are intended to set the time and da...

Page 10: ...al Request the value 1 through this object will make KES send the value of every communication object related to consumption instant values accumulate values average values peak values etc that has be...

Page 11: ...c supplier Tariff x Initial value initial value for tariff x up to four different tariffs that will be considered when calculating the cost estimated actual or average of energy consumptions This cost...

Page 12: ...urs the re sending of the last daily values will not work unless at least one channel A B C is active and unless at least one daily value has been enabled under the Active Energy screen Security sendi...

Page 13: ...t day week and month Note Regardless of the selected period 0 1 2 3 4 6 or 12 hours the sending of the peak power values will not work unless at least one channel A B C is active and unless at least o...

Page 14: ...it will report the accumulate values since the last reset for the energy consumption its cost and the carbon dioxide emissions related to channel x These values are reported through the communication...

Page 15: ...creen captures shown here may refer to the configuration of Channel B In that case similar parameterization and behaviours can be assumed for channels A and C 3 3 1 ACTIVE ENERGY This screen allows th...

Page 16: ...the latter will prevail resulting in sendings taking place only every y seconds If 0 is parameterized for Cycle time no periodic sending of the associated communication object will take place Send on...

Page 17: ...ly CO2 Emissions Objects referring to Average Daily values energy consumption cost or CO2 emissions represent the total consumption in kWh local currency or kgCO2 of the day divided by the number of h...

Page 18: ...Energy Consumption Cx Monthly Cost Cx Monthly CO2 Emissions Cx Average Monthly Energy Consumption Cx Average Monthly Cost and Cx Average Monthly CO2 Emissions Objects referring to Average Monthly val...

Page 19: ...a certain value so that whenever a change in the instantaneous power greater than that value is detected a new sending of the corresponding communication object Instant Power will happen If there is...

Page 20: ...screen it is possible to configure several parameters related to the monitoring of power consumption in relation to upper and lower limits section 2 3 Two different sections can be found one for conf...

Page 21: ...user aware of the end of the over consumption situation Send on value change this parameter can be used to avoid consecutive over consumption alarms every time the instant power after having exceeded...

Page 22: ...is set to 1 once the instant power is back again over the lower limit or over the lower limit plus the deadband or margin configured through the parameter explained below making the user aware of the...

Page 23: ...to 5 different logical functions can be enabled independent of each other which can carry out up to 4 operations each To use any of them it is necessary to enable them in the following ETS window whic...

Page 24: ...ng both objects up to three more times with a five second delay from one to another If no response is obtained after these four attempts KES will assume that the current time and date are those that t...

Page 25: ...This way the next security re sending will happen at the end of next Thursday that is four day changes after the values were calculated Considering that the number of days in a week 7 is not a multip...

Page 26: ...from 9h to 10h the second one from 10h to 1h and the third one from 1h to 5h Note that if no more fictitious time changes are forced after setting the clock to 5 06h the device will execute the second...

Page 27: ...ion Example 1 total consumption The simplest usage of KES Energy Saver consists in destining it to calculate total consumptions so that they can be contrasted with those from the electric bill For tha...

Page 28: ...way after every month KES will automatically report in what grade the bulb contributed to the consumption and the cost of the electric bill Alternatively if desired periodic security sendings can be e...

Page 29: ...04 kWh Cx Average Weekly Energy Consumption 504 7 72 kWh per day CASE 2 Similar case but one of the days the channel is left disabled during 12 hours no matter which ones In such case that day Cx Dail...

Page 30: ...Energy Consumption 432 7 62 kWh per day CASE 5 A particular case is that of having during one day a total consumption of zero note that such situation is quite improbable and the cannel disabled for...

Page 31: ...vice whose consumption we are measuring be now turned on only on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and let the channel be always enabled In that case there will be a consumption of 0 kWh on Monday Wednesd...

Page 32: ...of applying only the new tariff 5 At 2 33h a 1 is sent through object Switch to tariff 3 6 When it s 3 00h Last hour cost is 2 kW 1h 0 m u 0 m u As seen setting the initial value of a tariff as zero d...

Page 33: ...s of a watt Lower limit Initial value 100 tens of a watt When under limit send 1 Send object when over limit Yes Send on value change 20 tens of a watt In such case the following can be tested 1 As so...

Page 34: ...few minutes how KES would work while time passes several hours several days and several weeks At the end of the example a small graph has been included to show the hour day and week changes that are b...

Page 35: ...ect back the 2000 W load and set the internal clock to 10 00h am After the time change the object Last hour energy consumption will be sent containing a value of 1 kWh According to the device the last...

Page 36: ...ay by the number of hours of that day two Average daily CO2 emissions 0 75 This value is the result of 50 kg 0 01 3 kWh 2 hours Average daily cost 75 monetary units This object indicates the cost per...

Page 37: ...ounding to the nearest integer value the result of dividing the 5 kWh consumed during the previous week by the number of days of the week Average weekly CO2 emissions 1 25 This value comes from operat...

Page 38: ...other words 50 kg 0 01 9 kWh Monthly Peak Power 3 kWh This value is a consequence of the few seconds the 3000 W load was connected Average monthly energy consumption 2 kWh per day 2 is the nearest int...

Page 39: ...ulation scheme Month 1 WEEK 1 2 kW 0 kW 2 kW Monday Monday consumption 1 kWh 2 kWh 3 kWh 5 5 5 2 kW Tuesday Tuesday consumption 2 kWh WEEK 2 2 kW Monday Monday consumption 2 kWh WEEK 3 2 kW Monday Mon...

Page 40: ...0 65535 Depends on initial paramet Previous Tariff x x 1 4 Tariff value 17 20 1 bit I W 0 1 0 0 Switch to tariff x x 1 4 0 No action 1 Switch Tariff CHANNELS GENERAL OBJECTS 4 6 1 bit I W 0 1 0 0 Cx...

Page 41: ...aily cost Average daily cost 48 50 2 bytes O RT 0 670760 0 Previous Cx Average daily CO2 emissions Average daily CO2 emissions 51 53 4 bytes O RT 0 2 32 0 Previous Cx Weekly energy consumption Weekly...

Page 42: ...0 Previous Cx Total CO2 emissions Total CO2 emissions CHANNELS ACTIVE POWER OBJECTS 96 98 2 bytes O RT 0 670760 0 Previous Cx Instantaneous Power Instantaneous power 99 101 2 bytes O RT 0 670760 0 Pr...

Page 43: ...Entry 2bytes 1 FL Data Entry 2bytes 8 2 bytes Data entry 0 FFFF 2 bytes Data entry 0 FFFF 155 159 1 bit O RT 0 1 0 Previous FL Result of Function 1 1bit FL Result of Function 5 1bit Result of FUNCTIO...

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