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Wiring Configurations

Reference

Terminal Block Overview

Terminal Name Description
N Neutral Neutral conductor
L Line Line conductor
RL1 Relay 1 ON/OFF output 230V~ — Fan high speed (FH)
RL2 Relay 2 ON/OFF output 230V~ — Fan medium speed (FM)
RL3 Relay 3 ON/OFF output 230V~ — Fan low speed (FL) — or heater depending on config.
RL4 Relay 4 ON/OFF output 230V~ — Heating valve (HV)
RL5 Relay 5 ON/OFF output 230V~ — Cooling valve (CV) or heater depending on config.
G 0V Ref. 0V reference for DAC outputs and S1/S2 inputs
DAC1 0-10V output Proportional signal — Heating valve (HV)
DAC2 0-10V output Proportional signal — Cooling valve (CV)
DAC3 0-10V output Proportional signal — Fan
B Reserved Reserved — do not connect
A Reserved Reserved — do not connect
S1 Input 1 External sensor
S2 Input 2 External sensor

Galvanic Isolation

The terminal block is divided into two isolated zones: LV zone (low voltage) 230V~ (N, L, RL1–RL5) and ELV zone (extra-low voltage) 0-10V (G, DAC1–DAC3, B, A, S1, S2).

Wiring Specifications

Parameter Value
Wire gauge — LV 230V~ zone (N, L, RL1–RL5) 1.5 mm²
Wire gauge — ELV 0-10V zone (G, DAC1–DAC3, S1, S2) 0.5 to 0.75 mm²
Max. cable length DAC 0-10V 20 m
Max. cable length sensors S1/S2 20 m
Shielded cable Recommended beyond 10 m
Wire type Solid or stranded wire with crimped ferrule

Control Types

Type Description
ON/OFF (Relay) Via relay outputs RL1–RL5. Including 3-speed fan mode (3 ON/OFF relays, one per speed).
0-10V (Proportional) Via DAC outputs DAC1–DAC3. Proportional analog signal for modulating actuators.

Output Abbreviations

Abbreviation Meaning
FH Fan High Speed
FM Fan Medium Speed
FL Fan Low Speed
HV Heating Valve
CV Cooling Valve
HR Electric Heater — via external power contactor
Fan Fan (0-10V proportional)
N/S Not Supported

Diagram Symbols

The following pictograms are used in the wiring diagrams below:

Symbol Component
Fan Fan — Fan coil motor (3-speed or 0-10V)
Valve Valve — Heating (HV) or Cooling (CV) valve actuator
Heater Electric Heater — Via external power contactor (HR)

Safety Warning

HR (electric heater) must NEVER be directly switched by relay. Always use an external power contactor.

No Valve

Fan coil unit without control valve.

# Configuration Fan Valves Heater Output Assignment Status
1 Fan Only 3-speed RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL OK
2 Fan Only 0-10V DAC3=Fan OK

Configuration #1 — Fan 3-speed

Configuration #1

Configuration #2 — Fan 0-10V

Configuration #2

No Valve + Electric Heater

Fan coil unit without valve, with electric heater.

# Configuration Fan Valves Heater Output Assignment Status
3 Fan Only + Electric Heater 3-speed ON/OFF RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, RL5=HR OK
4 Fan Only + Electric Heater 0-10V ON/OFF DAC3=Fan, RL5=HR OK

Heater Safety

HR (electric heater) must NEVER be directly switched by relay. Use an external power contactor.

Configuration #3 — Fan 3-speed / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #3

Configuration #4 — Fan 0-10V / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #4

2-Pipe (2P)

Fan coil unit with 1 valve (2P changeover, 2P heating only or 2P cooling only). The single valve is always connected to HV: RL4 for ON/OFF, DAC1 for 0-10V.

# Configuration Fan Valves Heater Output Assignment Status
5 2P: Fan + 1 Valve 3-speed ON/OFF RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, RL4=HV OK
6 2P: Fan + 1 Valve 3-speed 0-10V RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, DAC1=HV OK
7 2P: Fan + 1 Valve 0-10V ON/OFF DAC3=Fan, RL4=HV OK
8 2P: Fan + 1 Valve 0-10V 0-10V DAC1=HV, DAC3=Fan OK

Configuration #5 — Fan 3-speed / Valve ON/OFF

Configuration #5

Configuration #6 — Fan 3-speed / Valve 0-10V

Configuration #6

Configuration #7 — Fan 0-10V / Valve ON/OFF

Configuration #7

Configuration #8 — Fan 0-10V / Valve 0-10V

Configuration #8

2-Pipe + Electric Heater (2P + 2 wires)

2-pipe fan coil unit with electric heater.

# Configuration Fan Valves Heater Output Assignment Status
9 2P + Heater: Fan + 1 Valve + Heater 3-speed ON/OFF ON/OFF RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, RL4=HV, RL5=HR OK
10 2P + Heater: Fan + 1 Valve + Heater 3-speed 0-10V ON/OFF RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, DAC1=HV, RL5=HR OK
11 2P + Heater: Fan + 1 Valve + Heater 0-10V ON/OFF ON/OFF DAC3=Fan, RL4=HV, RL5=HR OK
12 2P + Heater: Fan + 1 Valve + Heater 0-10V 0-10V ON/OFF DAC1=HV, DAC3=Fan, RL5=HR OK

Heater Safety

HR (electric heater) must NEVER be directly switched by relay. Use an external power contactor.

Configuration #9 — Fan 3-speed / Valve ON/OFF / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #9

Configuration #10 — Fan 3-speed / Valve 0-10V / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #10

Configuration #11 — Fan 0-10V / Valve ON/OFF / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #11

Configuration #12 — Fan 0-10V / Valve 0-10V / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #12

4-Pipe (4P)

Fan coil unit with 2 independent valves (heating + cooling).

# Configuration Fan Valves Heater Output Assignment Status
13 4P: Fan + 2 Valves 3-speed ON/OFF RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, RL4=HV, RL5=CV OK
14 4P: Fan + 2 Valves 3-speed 0-10V RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, DAC1=HV, DAC2=CV OK
15 4P: Fan + 2 Valves 0-10V ON/OFF DAC3=Fan, RL4=HV, RL5=CV OK
16 4P: Fan + 2 Valves 0-10V 0-10V DAC1=HV, DAC2=CV, DAC3=Fan OK

Configuration #13 — Fan 3-speed / Valves ON/OFF

Configuration #13

Configuration #14 — Fan 3-speed / Valves 0-10V

Configuration #14

Configuration #15 — Fan 0-10V / Valves ON/OFF

Configuration #15

Configuration #16 — Fan 0-10V / Valves 0-10V

Configuration #16

4-Pipe + Electric Heater (4P + 2 wires)

4-pipe fan coil unit with electric heater.

# Configuration Fan Valves Heater Output Assignment Status
17 4P + Heater: Fan + 2 Valves + Heater 3-speed 0-10V ON/OFF RL1=FH, RL2=FM, RL3=FL, DAC1=HV, DAC2=CV, RL5=HR OK
18 4P + Heater: Fan + 2 Valves + Heater 0-10V ON/OFF ON/OFF DAC3=Fan, RL4=HV, RL5=CV, RL3=HR OK
19 4P + Heater: Fan + 2 Valves + Heater 0-10V 0-10V ON/OFF DAC1=HV, DAC2=CV, DAC3=Fan, RL5=HR OK
20 4P + Heater: Fan + 2 Valves + Heater 3-speed ON/OFF ON/OFF N/S

Heater Safety

HR (electric heater) must NEVER be directly switched by relay. Use an external power contactor.

Configuration #20 — Not Supported

Not enough relays available to handle this configuration. If this configuration is selected, outputs remain disabled for safety.

Each output supports invertible logic (NO / NC) individually configurable.

Configuration #17 — Fan 3-speed / Valves 0-10V / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #17

Configuration #18 — Fan 0-10V / Valves ON/OFF / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #18

Configuration #19 — Fan 0-10V / Valves 0-10V / Heater ON/OFF

Configuration #19

External Sensors (S1, S2)

Inputs S1 and S2 accept two types of sensors, configurable from the screen or the AGRID server.

Analog Sensor (Thermistor)

Remote temperature measurement.

Sensor Type Connection Input Signal Applications
Thermistor S1 or S2 + G (0V ref) Analog Resistance variation Supply / outdoor / return air temp, pipe changeover detection (2-pipe auto H/C switching)

Wiring notes:

  • Connect thermistor between S1 (or S2) and G
  • No external power supply needed
  • 2-wire, no polarity
  • Max cable length: 20 m

Supported thermistors:

  • NTC 5K
  • NTC 10K Type II & Type III
  • NTC 20K
  • PT1000
  • PT 500

Configuration: sensor type must be set via the thermostat parameter screen or via the AGRID App (or BMS).

Thermistor wiring

Digital Sensor (Dry Contact)

ON/OFF state detection.

Sensor Type Connection Input Signal Applications
Dry Contact (Switch) S1 or S2 + G (0V ref) Digital ON/OFF state Window detector, key card, badge

Wiring notes:

  • Connect switch between S1 (or S2) and G
  • No external power supply needed
  • Voltage-free contact only
  • Max cable length: 20 m

Applications: window open/close detector, key card / badge presence, any voltage-free contact.

Configuration: sensor type must be set via the thermostat parameter screen or via the AGRID App (or BMS).

Dry contact wiring

PIR Motion Detector

External PIR detector with dry contact output.

Sensor Type Connection Input Signal Power Supply
PIR Motion Detector S1 or S2 + G (0V ref) Digital ON/OFF (dry contact) External (separate PSU)

Wiring notes:

  • Connect PIR dry contact output between S1 (or S2) and G
  • PIR requires its own external power supply
  • Refer to PIR sensor manual for power supply specifications

Configuration: sensor type must be set via the thermostat parameter screen or via the AGRID App (or BMS).

External Power Supply Required

The PIR sensor requires an external power supply. Refer to the PIR sensor's instructions to ensure proper galvanic isolation and safety when connecting it to the thermostat. The external PSU must be isolated from the thermostat's ELV 0-10V zone.

PIR detector wiring