Danfoss TPOne-M User manual

Danfoss Heating

TPOne-M

Electronic Programmable Room Thermostat

including Domestic Hot Water Timer

Installation Guide

TPOne-M

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printed material. All trademarks in this material are property of the respective companies.

TPOne is an intelligent programmable heating control

made easy. TPOne includes features which are designed

to save energy. Look out for the leaf symbol throughout

this guide for settings which can directly inuence the

energy saved.

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Installation Instructions

ErP Class

The products represented within this document are classied according

to, and allow completion of, the Energy Related Product (ErP) Directive

System Package che and the ErP system data label. ErP Labelling

obligation is applicable from 26th September 2015.

ERP Class Product Function and ErP Description

Additional

eﬃciency

gain

TPI Room Thermostat, for use with on/oﬀ

output heaters

An electronic room thermostat that controls

both thermostat cycle rate and in-cycle on/

o ratio of the heater proportional to room

temperature. TPI control strategy reduces

mean water temperature, improves room

temperature control accuracy and enhances

system eciency.

ErP

Product

Class

Specications TPOne-M

Operating Voltage 230Vac, 50/60Hz

Output 1 (Heating) Volt Free

Setting temperature range 5-35°C

Operating temprature range 0-45°C

Switch rating 1 3A (1) at 230Vac

Switch type 1 1 x SPDT Type 1B

Output 2 (Domestic Hot Water) 230Vac

Switch rating 2 3A (1) at 230Vac

Switch type 2 1 x SPDT Type 1B

IP rating IP20

On/o control Yes

Chrono-proportional control Yes

Operating mode Heating

Construction EN 60730-2-9

Control pollution situation Degree 2

Rated impulse voltage 2.5kV

Ball pressure test 75°C

Dimensions (mm) H67 x W154 x D30

Software Classication A

TPOne-M

Mounting

Thermostat or Remote Room Sensor positioning:

Please note: This product should only be installed by

a qualied electrician or competent heating installer

and should be in accordance with the local wiring

regulations.

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ELECTRONICS

NC2 NO2 NLCOM

COM ON

NO1 S1 S2

OFF

Remote

Sensor

Channel 2

*DHW

3A at 230Vac

Channel 1

Heating

Volt Free

3A at 230Vac

230Vac

50/60Hz

Remote sensor inputs

S1 S2 S1 S2

Remote room or limit sensor

Wiring

Window switch contact

* Domestic hot water, optional timed output only

NOTE:

Remote Sensor to be wired with 1mm 2 core double insulated cable

only. Cable length should not exceed 10 metres. Sensor cable should

NOT be run parallel to mains cable.

TPOne-M

Comfort modes

User Interface

Display Navigation

Comfort Modes

Heating made easy: TPOne Comfort Modes simplify the way you

plan your heating day to day. You dene your comfort modes in the

user schedule and manually override when you need, allowing you

to adapt your schedule to the way you live.

The Home, Away and Asleep comfort modes are linked to your

dened comfort temperatures. The schedule follows the daily

routine you have set or you just choose the comfort mode required

and TPOne will recall the settings you have dened.

The TPOne Standby Mode allows you to switch your heating o

when not required although the thermostat continues to monitor

the room temperature and call for heating should there be a risk of

frost damage.

NOTE:

TPOne has been designed with touch sensitive user interface

buttons. To avoid accidental setting changes the interface buttons

stay in an idle state during which time the ﬁrst button press needs

to be made for 1sec, this will place the TPOne into an active setting

state. While active the TPOne will respond immediately to any valid

key press. If no key presses are made for 30secs the buttons will go

back to an idle state.

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Home

Home Mode selects the home comfort

temperature typically when the home is

occupied during the day. The required

temperatures for Home mode are selectable

in the Temperature setting (see User Menu

> Temperatures.) A separate Home AM and

Home PM temperature can be chosen and

these are automatically set according to the

time of the day.

Note: When in Home mode if the home button

is pressed again a 1, 2 or 3 hour heating boost

is selected and the current home period is

extended by the chosen time period. The

chosen boost period is displayed under the

Home icon on the display.

Away

Away Mode selects the away comfort

temperature typically when the home is

unoccupied during the day. The required

temperature for Away mode is selectable in

the Temperature setting (see User Menu >

Temperatures).

Asleep

Asleep Mode selects the nightime comfort

temperature which is set between the end

of the last home period of the day and the

beginning of the rst home period of the

following day. The required temperature for

Asleep mode is selectable in the Temperature

setting (see User Menu > Temperatures).

Standby

The TPOne can be placed in Standby

Mode. While in Standby the TPOne will

not control the heating system other than

to protect against frost damage (see User

Menu > Installer Settings > Frost Protect for

information on frost protect). Standby can

be cancelled by pressing the Standby button

again or by selecting another comfort mode.

Note: the standby option places the heating

control in standby only, if Hot Water is set

up this is not aﬀected. To switch Hot Water

control oﬀ see User Menu > Hot Water > Mode

Comfort Modes

TPOne-M

Navigation

Press Menu to access the intuitive text menu.

The common feature User Menu will be

displayed rst. Additional settings can found

in the User Setting option and more advance

settings can be found in the Installer Setting

option.

OK Select /

Conrm

Press OK to select menu options or conrm

settings. OK will be shown on the display

when it can be used or is required.

Menu

Back

Press to exit a menu option. Pressing 

while in a setting will result in that setting

change not be accepted. will also exit the

menu system. will be shown on the display

when it can be used

Naviga-

tion

The Navigation buttons are used to navigate

the TPOne menus and change setting values.

The up & down buttons are also used to

manually change the required temperature.

Navigation arrows will be shown on the

display when these buttons can be used.

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Display

Button

Lock

Indicates that Button Lock has been

activated to avoid unintentional setting

changes. To activate buttons while button

lock is active press the OK button for 5

seconds. The Button Lock setting is found in

the Installer Menu.

Heat

Calling

When the current room temperature is

below the required room set temperature

the TPOne will call for heating from the

connected heat source. This is indicated by

the Heat Calling icon.

Hot

Water

Calling

Where the TPOne has been set up for control

of domestic hot water the TPOne will call for

hot water heating according to the user set

schedule. This is indicated by the Hot Water

Calling icon.

21.5°

16:35 Mon

Info & Settings Status Icons Dates &

Warnings

NOTE:

TPOne monitors several conditions and will provide warning or

information messages when necessary. Details on these can be

found on pages 24 - 26.

TPOne-M

Setup Wizard

Language

English 

 OK

Set Date

 04 - 02 - 2016 

 OK





Set Time

 24hr - 10 : 45 

 OK





Hot Water Setup

 O 

 OK

21.

10:45 Thurs

READY

The setup wizard will run when power is rst applied to the TPOne.

Once set the further changes can be made in the user and installer

setting menus.

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