Bosch - Wired connection - Energy (via SG-ready contacts)
What do you need?
In short | Extra information | |
|---|---|---|
General | Specific electrical wiring is required. | |
 | Your Niko Home Control installation meets the following requirements:
| You need the following if you want to use the Niko Home Control energy-saving routines (e.g., solar or peak mode): OR in combination with potential-free contact modules (e.g. Finder 22.32.0.230.1xx0) The connected double switch can be placed on a DIN rail using a modular holder (e.g. Legrand 412950) |
Your Niko Home Control installation meets the following requirements:
| You need the following if you want to use the Niko Home control energy-saving routines (e.g., solar or peak mode):
in combination with potential-free contact modules (e.g. Finder 22.32.0.230.1xx0) The connected double switch can be placed on a DIN rail using a modular holder (e.g. Legrand 412950) | |
 | Your partner system meets the following requirements:
| The partner system has to be configured to allow correct SG-ready contact use. |
Wiring diagrams for energy-saving routines (using SG-ready contacts)
The below table shows several options on how you can use Niko Home Control with your Bosch system and enable Niko routines (solar and peak mode).
To enable peak mode, connect Smart Grid Ready contact 1 to EVU connection I1.
To enable solar mode, connect Smart Grid Ready contact 2 to Smart Grid Ready connection I4.
Niko Home Control set-up | Wiring diagram |
|---|---|
a Niko Home Control bus system (connected controller) with a switching module |  |
a Niko Home Control bus system (connected controller) with a connected double switch (wireless bridge needed) |  |
a Niko Home Control wireless installation (wireless smart hub) with a connected double switch |
Settings for energy-saving routines (using SG Ready contacts)
To view SG-ready programming examples, please see Niko Home Control programming examples.
It is advised to configure the parameters in peak mode and solar mode as follows:
Solar mode
Level of excess solar energy that activates the device (one of the following options):
50 % of the power of the heat pump compressor
25 % of the thermal capacity of the heat pump (often the name of the heat pump contains a reference to this thermal capacity)
Minimum activation duration: 1 hour
Optionally: define the latest start time and duration to ensure that the device is activated before the peak hours
Peak mode
Maximum power consumption (one of the following options):
100 % of the heat pump compressor power
50 % of the thermal capacity of the heat pump (often the name of the heat pump contains a reference to this thermal capacity)
Peak target value: the max. power level that should trigger the devices to turn off
Peak mode type:
Predictive (capacity tariff in Flanders)
Direct
Niko routine | Smart Grid Ready status | Niko Smart Grid output contact | Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
Solar mode | Forced on | Smart Grid Ready 1 | On (closed) |
Smart Grid Ready 2 | On (closed) | ||
Enhanced comfort | Smart Grid Ready 1 | Off (open) | |
Smart Grid Ready 2 | On (closed) | ||
Peak mode | Forced off | Smart Grid Ready 1 | On (closed) |
Smart Grid Ready 2 | Off (open) | ||
Normal mode | Normal operation | Smart Grid Ready 1 | Off (open) |
Smart Grid Ready 2 | Off (open) |