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Wiring The Devireg
550
The sensor cable, heating mat and electricity supply can now be connected.
Five simple steps to connecting your controller are:
1. The mains voltage is connected to the terminals marked (Mains L & N).
L = Live
N = Neutral
2. The devimat™ is connected via terminals L and N where :
Blue Cable Central Core = Neutral
Black Cable Central Core = Live
3. The screening around the black and blue wires of the devimat
should be connected to the earth terminal within the
electrical box, in accordance with the electricity
regulations.
4. The sensor must be connected to the terminals
marked NTC. This cable can be shortened as
required and connected either way round.
5. The ‘Network’ terminal is not used.
Wiring and controlling the devimat
A qualifi ed electrician must connect the heating mat, in accordance with the
current wiring regulations BS 7671.
It is recommended that the Devimat
be connected via a 30mA RCD (residual
current device). Wiring regulations state that the thermostat should be located
away from sources of water, i.e. outside the bathroom. As the thermostat is
sensing fl oor temperature, the control unit can be located at any level from the
oor. ONLY the cold tail(s) of the Devimat
and the black fl oor sensor should be
leading from the fl oor to the thermostat position.
The Devimat
must be controller using either a Devireg
130 or a Devireg
550,
both of which use a fl oor sensor to monitor the fl oor temperature.
Both thermostats have a switching limit of 16 amps (35m
2
of Devimat
on timber
oors or 23m
2
of Devimat
on concrete fl oors) if above these limits a contactor
or multiple controllers should be used.
Wiring the Devireg
130-see instructions enclosed with the Devireg
130.
Wiring the Devireg
550-see the instructions below:
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