
Abbreviations / Equipment description
Abbreviations SAF - Header sensor
BPF - Bypass sensor
MKF - Mixer circuit sensor
PF - Buffer sensor
PK - zero volt contact
RLF - Return sensor
SPF - Cylinder sensor
VF - Flow sensor
BS - Boiler sensor
StE - Fault message input (PK as N/O)
0-10 V - Voltage input for ext. demand
MKP - Mixer circuit pump
MM - Mixer motor or mixer module
SPLP - Cylinder primary pump
LP - Primary pump
BPP - Bypass pump
3WUV - Three-way diverter valve
StA - Fault message ouput (PK as N/C)
CIR. - DHW circulation pump
HKP - Heating circuit pump
Appliance description
The cascade module (KM) comprises a cascade control for
switching and modulating boilers. Only boilers of the same type
(single stage, two-stage or modulating) and of the same output
may be linked in a single cascade. The active boilers transfer the
generated heat into the low loss header or the heating system
headers, whereby the heat is captured by the header sensor, the
so-called common ow sensor of the heating system.
The KM module also comprises a mixer circuit control and the
control for a programmable output. The mixer circuit controller
can be used for the heating ow as well as for the heating return.
The programmable output either regulates a direct heating circuit,
a cylinder circuit, a convector heater (= ext. heat demand), or a
three-way diverter valve for raising the return temperature (= central
heating backup). The outputs for the mixer circuit control can
also be congured as DHW circulation pump and fault message
output. Subject to application, select the relevant combination of
mixer circuit controller or outputs and the programmable output
as conguration.
For connection to telecontrol systems, the KM offers a 0 to 10 V
input with which to control the boilers. With this conguration only
the fault message output is still enabled.
Parameters can be changed and sensor values can be displayed
at the programming module (BM) or at ISM1 with WRS-Soft. The
KM features an eBUS interface (2-wire communication BUS) and
can therefore be integrated into the Wolf control system.
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