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Rotex Solaris RPS3 25M User Manual

Rotex Solaris RPS3 25M
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5 x Control unit operation
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FA ROTEX Solaris RPS3 25M - 03/2010
5 Control unit
5.1 Operating and display elements
5.2 Controller operating principle
1 Main switch with indicator light
2 Temperature and parameter display
(energy saving function: display
illumination switches off 10 minutes
after the last keypress)
3 Light for collector temperature display
4 Light for solar flow temperature and
flow rate measurement (FLS)
5 Light for storage tank temperature
display
6 Light for solar return flow temperature
display
7 Operating condition light for circulation
pump P1 (lights up when the pump is
operating)
8 Function only available if optional
booster pump is installed: Operating
condition light for booster pump P2
(lights up when the pump is operating)
9 Up arrow for moving the temperature or
parameter display up by one
setting/increasing parameter settings
10 Down arrow for moving the temperature
or parameter display down by one
setting/decreasing parameter settings
11 Information key for accessing the
information level (displays measured
values, maximum values and calculated
values) and OK key for confirming and
storing settings in the setting menu
12 Controller housing
13 Locking screws for unit housing (at rear)
14 Rating plate
Unit may only be opened by specialists.
Before opening the unit, disconnect it
from the power supply and secure it
against being switched back on!
Illustration 5-1 Operating and display elements
Because of constant improvements aimed at optimum use of the RPS3 25M system, the Solaris R3 controller
has been equipped with an update function. Consequently some of the functions described in this chapter are
only applicable to certain software versions. These functions are separately identified by symbols.
Software updates to the Solaris R3 controller may only be carried out by the ROTEX service technician.
The mains switch disconnects the Solaris R3 controller completely from the mains supply. Operating the mains
switch requires greater pressure than actuating the operating buttons does.

Table of Contents

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Rotex Solaris RPS3 25M Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryWater System
TypeSolar Water Pump
Solar Panel CompatibilityYes
MaterialStainless Steel
ModelRPS3 25M

Summary

Guarantee and Conformity

Guarantee Conditions

ROTEX guarantees against material and manufacturing defects. Warranty valid if installation by specialist.

Safety

Manual and Symbol Explanations

Manual for technicians. Explains warning signs, symbols, and safety instructions.

Avoiding Danger and Intended Use

Systems are state-of-the-art; improper use can cause injury. Use for solar heating only.

Installation

System Design

Calculation of piping network, flow rates, collector array size, and pump capacity.

Control Unit RPS3 25M

Safety Warnings

Safety warnings regarding electric shock and explosion hazards.

Temperature Sensor

Terminal Assignment

Commissioning and Decommissioning

Commissioning Procedure

Step-by-step guide for system startup, filling, and setting flow rates.

Control Unit Operation

Operating and Display Elements

Identifies buttons, lights, and display features of the R3 controller.

Pump Operation

Booster Function for High Solar Panel Temperatures

Details pump operation criteria and the booster pump's role.

Switch-on Inhibit Functions

Solaris FlowSensor

Adjustments and Menu Guidance

Frost Protection Function and Plant Leakage Protection Function

Explains frost protection, leakage detection, and menu navigation.

Parameter Configuration

Faults and Malfunctions

Sensor-Specific Error Messages

Details error codes and consequences for sensor faults.

Troubleshooting Operational Events

Addresses common events resembling faults and their solutions.