Som 9s – STIEBEL ELTRON SOM 9s User Manual

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SOM 9s

Priority logic

LLOGI / PRIO

Priority logic
Adjustment range:
0, 1, 2, Su1, Su2
Factory setting: 1
Factory setting: 2 (stratified tank)

Priority logic can be used in 2-tank systems or systems with

vertical tank loading only and determines how the heat is

divided between the tanks. Different types of priority logic

are adjustable:
tank sequence control (1 and 2)
successive loading (Su 1 and Su 2)
parallel loading (0)

note:
Priority logic can be used in 2-tank systems or
systems with vertical tank loading only.

1. If PRIO 1 or PRIO 2 is adjusted, the corresponding

tank (1=tank 1; 2=tank 2) will be loaded with priority if its

switch-on conditions are fulfilled and if it is not blocked. If

the priority tank is not blocked but its switch-on conditions

are not fulfilled, the tank sequence control starts provided

that the switch-on conditions of the subordinate tank are

fulfilled.
If a subordinate tank can be loaded, it will be loaded for

the oscillating loading time tRUn. After the loading time

has ended, the pump is switched off for the loading break

tLB. If during this time the priority tank can be loaded, it

will be loaded. If the priority tank has reached its maximum

temperature, the subordinate tank will be loaded up to its

maximum temperature without oscillating loading logic.
2. If priority Su 1 or Su 2 is adjusted, the priority tank will

be loaded up to its maximum temperature. If the maximum

temperature is reached, the second tank will be loaded. If

the temperature of the first tank falls below SMAX, the

second tank will no longer be loaded, regardless of whether

the switch-on conditions of the priority tank or of the sub-

ordinate tank are fulfilled or not.
3. In systems with 2 pumps, both tanks will be loaded if the

corresponding switch-on conditions are fulfilled if PRIO 0

is adjusted.
In systems with 3-port valves, the tank with the lowest

temperature will be loaded first until its temperature is by

10 °R above the other tank. Loading will be switched to the

other tank. Then, the 2 tanks will be loaded alternately in

steps of 10 °R.

LLOGI / tLB

Loading break time
Adjustment range: 1 ... 30 min
Factory setting: 2 min

LLOGI / tRUN

Oscillating loading time
Adjustment range: 1 ... 30 min
Factory setting: 15 min

note:
If priority Su 1 or Su 2 is adjusted, solar loading

of the subordinate tank will be interrupted, if

the temperature of the priority tank (tank1 for

Su 1, tank 2 for Su 2) falls below its adjusted

maximum temperature. If, in that case, the tem-

perature difference between the priority tank

and the collector is not sufficiently high, solar

loading will be stopped completely.

Antifreeze function

COL (1) / OCFR

Antifreeze function
Selection: ON / OFF
Factory setting: OFF

note:
Since this function uses the limited heat quantity
of the tank, the antifreeze function should be
used in regions with few days of temperatures
around the freezing point.

COL (1) / OCFR / CFR O

Antifreeze temperature on
Adjustment range: -40...+46 °F
Factory setting: 40 °F

COL (1) / OCFR / CFR F

Antifreeze temperature off
Adjustment range: -39...+48 °F
Factory setting: 42 °F

COL (1) / OCFR / FRPST

Sensor selection
Selection: 1, 2
Factory setting: 1
in 2-tank systems only

The antifreeze function activates the loading circuit between
the collector and the tank when the temperature falls below
the adjusted temperature CFR O. This will protect the fluid
against freezing or coagulating. If CFR F is exceeded, the
solar pump will be switched off again.
The antifreeze function will be suppressed if the tank tem-
perature of the selected tank falls below 42 °F. In 2-tank
systems, the function will switch to the second tank, in sys-
tems with vertical tank loading, it will switch to the upper
tank zone. If the temperature of the second tank (or of the
upper tank zone respectively) also falls below 42 °F, the
system will be switched off.

note:
This function can only become active if the
tank temperature is higher than the collector
temperature.

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