Central frost protection for shading products (CenFrPrtShd11)

Overview

The application function "Central frost protection shading 11" (CenFrPrtShd11) handles frost protection for shading products.

WthStn

Weather station

PcpDet

Precipitation detector

TOa

Outside air temperature

Cen

Central functions

CenPrtShd11

Central protection shading 11

CenPcpPrt11

Central precipitation protection 11

CenFrPrtShd11

Central frost protection shading 11

CenPrtShdDlyxx

Central protection shading delay 11...13

R

Room

Z

Shading zone in one room segment

Shd11

Shading 11, for shading and daylight use with venetian blinds or awnings, group members

Function

The AF is required when icing damages shading products or actuators (blinds, awnings).
In addition, AF CenPcpPrt11 must be enabled to recognize precipitation.

Frost protection is active, if the temperature drops below an adjustable limit and precipitation is reported at the same time (from CenPcpPrt11). Time delays are used to adapt the function to shading products.

Frost protection is reset, if


The reaction to frost protection can be configured. Default value: Open.

The reaction to a sensor fault (precipitation sensor and frost protection monitor) can be configured. Default value: No reaction.

Hierarchical grouping

This AF supports hierarchical grouping. For detailed information, see Hierarchical grouping.


Interface to local and superordinate functions

Local inputs and superordinate AFs access the same BACnet objects. Evaluation by priority. The local protection input has higher priority than the shading command of the superordinate central functions.

Configuration

objects

Description

Object

Type

Default value

Reset lock frost protection

▶ For manual reset over BACnet

RstFrPrt

BCnfVal

0

Parameter

Description

Parameter

Default value

Switch-on point

▶ Limit value to trigger frost protection (only when precipitation is present).

SwiOnPt

3 [°C], 37.4 [°F]

Switch-off point 1

▶ Reset temperature 1 (when dry).

SwiOffPt1

7 [°C], 44.6 [°F]

Switch-off point 2

▶ Reset temperature 2 (when precipitation is present).

SwiOffPt2

10 [°C], 50.0 [°F]

Switch-on delay protection function

DlyOnPrt

100 [s]

Switch-off delay protection function

▶ Switch-off delay for frost protection when dry and reset temperature 1 is exceeded.

DlyOffPrt

10 [h]

Switch-off delay reset

▶ Switch-off delay for frost protection when reset temperature 2 exceeded.

DlyOffRst

10 [h]

Command on limit exceed

1:None
▶ No action, no protection reaction
2:Open
3:Height 25%, angle undef
4:Height 50%, angle undef
5:Height 75%, angle undef
6:Height 100%, angle 0%
7:Height 100%, angle 25%
8:Height 100%, angle 50%
9:Closed

CmdLmExc

2:Open

Command on sensor fault (Temperature sensor)

Note: Sensor fault precipitation must be configured at CenPcpPrt11.

Enumeration see CmdLmExc

CmdSenFlt

1:None

Temperature unit

▶ Defined by the selection of the engineering unit – do not change.

TUnit

[°C]
[°F]

info

RstFrPrt is not used for configuration in the web interface.

Interface

Interface

Description

Type

Ref.

Owner

TOa

Outside air temperature

AI

Central function / Device

RstFrPrt

Reset lock frost protection

BCnfCal

-

Engineering and commissioning

The manufacturer determines if blinds require frost protection based on product, location, and mounting type.

The delay time must be set sufficiently high to allow an iced blind to thaw.

Frost protection blocks automatic and manual blinds operation. The automatic reset occurs only after exceeding the configured switch-off point. This could take weeks (depending on the region). For this reason, an enabled frost protection function can be reset by external sources (BACnet commanding, e.g. technical service).

The default values apply to a moderate climate. They guarantee a high degree of protection and require the ability to manually reset.

At locations at high risk of frost, it makes sense to configure a reaction to a sensor fault (Frost protection monitor : CmdSenFlt. Precipitation detector: Must be configured in CenPcpPrt11).