Uponor Climate Control User Manual

A complete network approach for controlling a home’s HVAC systemRADIANT HEATING SYSTEMS  

6humidity. If a dehumidifier is set up in the air zone, the dehumidifier and its associated fan will turn on. When t

7Boiler OperationThe Network System starts and maintains the boiler after establishing the re

8The user can define the tank setpoint with the UCT, the system website or the Uponor Touch Panel Interface. If cont

9Manually start a snow-melt system by pressing a momentary switch. Mo

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11System ModesAn air zone can be set to the following four modes: Heat, Cool, Auto and Off.

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13Schedules and CalendarsMultiple scheduling and calendar functions are built into the Uponor

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15The Network System can detect and notify you about various problems occurring in your heating, cooling

2Published by Uponor, Inc. 5925 148th Street West Apple Valley, M

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17Protection LimitsMany protection-level functions are built into the Uponor Climate Co˘ntrol

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19DZCM and field device networks are generally wired with Cat5 wire. These networks can be wired a

20TX and RX light-emitting diodes (LEDs) locations:• On the DZCM, the LEDs are located immediately a

21All the temperature sensors in the Uponor Climate Co˘ntrol Network System are 10

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23Mix Channel SettingsThe Uponor Climate Co˘ntrol Network System supports up to five mix chan

24Each mix channel has upper and lower limits to prevent the mix output, as read by the mix channel supply

25Making a Cat5 CableRefer to the following instructions to make a Cat5 cable.There ar

ITable of Contents     Modular System . . . . .

264. Arrange the wires from left to right in the following order (see  and ).5. Push the wires toget

278. Make sure all wires reach the end of the RJ45 connector. Rotate the plug for visual inspection (se

 5925 148th Street West Apple Valley, MN 55124 USA Tel: (800) 321-4739 Fax: (952) 891-2008 655 Park S

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1The Uponor Climate Co˘ntrol™ Network System is an innovative technology that integrates a

2The system works by passing data through a series of communication networks. A fully impl

3System ZoningA hydronic zone is an area for which a set of hyd

4When a thermostat becomes the master thermostat, an icon appears on the thermostat’s screen (see ). This

5System FunctionsThe Uponor Climate Co˘ntrol Network System can direct operations of the HVAC