Siemens RDF510/RDF530 Fan Coil Room Thermostat User Manual

This document describes the features and characteristics of Siemens Building Technologies' RDF510 and RDF530 fan coil room thermostats, including LED backlight display, key lock function, comfort mode and protection mode, automatic or manual heating/cooling conversion, etc.


Siemens RDF510/RDF530 Fan Coil Room Thermostat User Manual - cover page
Brand
Siemens
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
857 KB
Published
21 September, 2022
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
RDF510
MD5 checksum
AC90FD06978450312F34AA8917205C39

About this manual

The Siemens RDF510 and RDF530 are room thermostats designed for controlling indoor temperatures in fan coil units within two-pipe and four-pipe heating and cooling systems. The RDF510 is intended for two-pipe systems, while the RDF530 supports four-pipe systems. Key features include an LED backlit display, key lock function, and the ability to display either room temperature or set values. Users can select between automatic or manual heating/cooling conversion and control a three-speed fan or valve actuators. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Features
  • Operating Modes
  • Installation
  • Wiring and Safety
  • Parameter Settings
  • Fan Control
  • Fault Handling
  • Resetting Factory Defaults

Specifications

ApplicationTwo-pipe and four-pipe fan coil systems
DisplayLED backlit display
Mounting Box Size86x86mm
Mounting Hole Spacing60.3mm
Power SupplyAC 230 V
Max Current Load5 A
Internal Fuse6.3 A slow-blow
Temperature Range0 °C to 49 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the RDF510 and RDF530 models?

The RDF510 is for two-pipe fan coil systems, while the RDF530 is for four-pipe systems.

How do I reset the thermostat to factory settings?

Select parameter P71 and set the value to 'ON' (开) to reload factory settings.

What does the error code Er1 indicate?

Er1 indicates a failure of the internal sensor.

Can the fan run without heating or cooling demand?

Yes, the fan can be set to run at low speed or be turned off in the no-demand zone.

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