Alarming |
Alarms are logged with date and time stamp Logging of alarm acknowledgment Logging of all alarms (sensor break, error of energy consumption meter, communication error) |
Application key compatibility |
P330, A337, A347, A367, A266, A230, A260, A377 |
Control |
Entering a min. and max. heat consumption per electronic controller per day Overview and changeability of all controller setpoints and configuration values Overview and changeability of all current switch settings (Mode, remote controls and day/night potentiometer per circuit) Overview and variability of holiday circulation and boiler load times as well as Legionella heating times Overview of the settings of installed pressure transmitters and leakage warning devices in the network |
Data communication |
All data must be bidirectional interchangeable All energy consumption meters into the boiler house must be includable via M-Bus in the visualization Central synchronization of date and time with the SCADA system Central update capability for all the connected electronic controller via the network Controller program updates as well as heat meter protocol changes must be carried out centrally via the bus system Differential pressure transmitters in the network can be read and send to a serial interface (0-10 V / 4-20 mA) and displayed End user errors are detected and can be corrected using the SCADA system Monitoring of a leakage warning device connected to a free input port at the electronic controller The electronic controller can be enabled via the remote but also locked The electronic controller can be reconfigured by the SCADA system Use of OPC UA Server (Microsoft independent) |
Data communication interfaces |
Ethernet, RS485, LON |
Data communication protocols |
Modbus |
Data logging and import/export |
Creating a backup file with all the controller parameters for all customer which are connected to the SCADA system Logging of all changes of setpoints (with date, time, user, old value, new value) Logging of user login Microsoft independent data storage Readout of the energy consumption meter month storage and log storage by the SCADA system Exporting customer data, setpoints, historical and present data to other file formats |
Description |
DECS |
Graphical User interface |
Web-based |
In scope of WEEE and contain batteries |
No |
Monitoring and visualization |
Complete hydraulic representation of the controlled circuits Configuration of the qualifying date by the SCADA system Display and evaluation of different billing rates Display of current efficiency Display of the number of controllers that are used for power calculation Display of the settlement or city plan and direct selection of the customer Display of the sums of the amounts of heat between two or more parts of network Display the instantaneous power of the overall network and or multiple parts of network Displays the number of currently reachable energy consumption meters and controllers Flow management with analysis options per customer Input of customers, arithmetic unit numbers and account numbers per customer for external billing file Input of the qualifying date for energy consumption meters Overview of all controllers Overview of the individual heat meter data per customer Possibility of visualization and control of various freely definable parts of network Restriction window for filtering certain temperature ranges Sort the customer overview by name, inst. power, inst. flow rates, flow and return temperatures, prim. tank temperatures etc. Statistical analysis of the boiler house data (graphical and tabular) Statistical analysis per customer for all setpoints, actual values and energy consumption meters (graphical and tabular) Sum of the sensed heat quantity of the current season Sums of the instantaneous power Sums of the total amount of taken off heat Qm-evaluation per boiler house, network and customer equipment can be evaluated |
Number of controllers [Max] |
1200 |
Product group |
SCADA solutions |
Supported controllers |
ECL Comfort 310, OPR0010, OPR0020 |
Type |
DECS |
User authorization levels |
full access, limited access, read-only access |
User interface |
Automatic configuration of the customer system on the host computer if connected to the SCADA System Use of freely scalable SVG graphics guarantees, hardware independent, always the highest possible resolution |