Heating and district heating controller, equitherm
EQJW 246
How energy efficiency is improved
Control of max. three control loops depending on the heat requirement or time programme. The control enables the system to be adjusted to the individual requirements of the user, and also to be switched off temporarily if required
Features
Max. three control loops in the following combinations:
Control of a primary heat exchanger or boiler, two regulated and one unregulated heating circuit, and control of the drinking water heating in the secondary circuit
Weather-dependent buffer tank control with solid fuel boiler and solar circuit control, as well as max. two mixed-heating circuits
Control of two weather-dependent heating circuits and one drinking water heating with three valves in the primary circuit
Control of three weather-dependent heating circuits
EQJW246F003: Applications with up to six control loops via expansion modules
Different system models, e.g. for district heating, single-stage boilers, buffer tanks, drinking water heating with solar energy
Weather-dependent supply temperature control based on heating characteristic or 4-point characteristic
To regulate more circuits, multiple controllers can be connected to each other via a device bus
Convenient operation with state-of-the-art operating concept (turn and press) and large graphical display
Convenient weekly and annual switching programmes with optimisation of switching times
Automatic summertime/wintertime change-over
Min./max. limitation of supply temperature and max. limitation of return temperature
Frost-protection facility and anti-jamming function for valve and pump
Floor-drying function
Function for protecting against legionellae
Room temperature switching using room-temperature sensors
Ni/Pt1000 inputs for the outside, supply, drinking water, return flow and room temperature
Relay outputs with varistor suppression for activating control units and pumps
Manual mode
Logbook
0…10 V inputs for external requirement or outdoor temperature signal
0…10 V outputs for external requirement, analogue/PWM outputs, speed-controlled pump etc.
Binary interfaces for fault signals or external requirement processing
Interfaces for various accessories such as modem, gateway, data storage module etc.
SAUTER Head Office was the target of a cyber security incident on November 20, 2024. SAUTER’s IT department immediately activated, well defined, internal emergency plans. All IT systems were completely isolated and shut down to successfully prevent the attack from spreading. External cybersecurity experts and data forensics specialists then began to check all systems and restore them securely. This process is unfortunately time-consuming, but absolutely necessary to ensure that the cyber-attack does not continue at a later date.
The SAUTER websites have been affected by the emergency operation and are available again with immediate effect.
There are currently no concrete indications that our customers' infrastructures have been compromised in any way by SAUTER devices. It appears to be an opportunistic incident with no clearly recognisable long-term goals or systematic attacks. The situation does not currently suggest that there is a targeted, sustained threat to the affected systems.
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