Installation Manual for Danfoss Icon Floor Sensor 088U1110

Quick installation guide for the Danfoss Icon Floor Sensor (088U1110). Learn about proper conduit mounting, bending radius requirements, and optimal placement between heating loops.

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Important Installation Information

This document provides essential installation guidelines for the Danfoss Icon Floor Sensor (088U1110). Proper installation is critical for the functionality and future maintenance of the sensor.

Installation Requirements

To ensure the sensor can be replaced if necessary, follow these installation standards:

Installation diagram showing conduit sealing, bending radius, and sensor placement.

Conduit System: Use conduit systems for electrical installations in accordance with EN/IEC 61386-23.
Mounting: The floor sensor must be mounted in an insulating conduit.
Sealing: The conduit must be sealed at the floor end to facilitate easy replacement of the sensor.
Bending Radius: The minimum bending radius for the conduit is 5 cm.

Optimal Placement

For the most accurate temperature readings, the floor sensor should be positioned centered between two floor heating loops.

Electrical Safety

The floor sensor is a LIVE cable. Any extension made to the sensor wiring must be treated in the same way as normal mains voltage cabling.

Technical Specifications

Type: NTC 47 kΩ / 25°C
Cable Length: 3 m

Manufacturer information

Danfoss A/S

Brand profile

Manufacturer website https://www.danfoss.com Support https://www.danfoss.com/en/service-and-support/ Manufacturer manuals https://www.danfoss.com/en/service-and-support/downloads/

Practical help

Common problems

Sensor replacement is difficult

Ensure the sensor is installed in an insulating conduit sealed at the floor end to allow for easy removal.

Sensor wiring extension

Treat the sensor cable as a live cable; extensions must comply with mains voltage cabling standards.

Before use

Verify conduit system complies with EN/IEC 61386-23.
Ensure the conduit is sealed at the floor end.
Check that the bending radius is at least 5 cm.

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