Installation Guidelines
IR TRANSMITTER 3+4
The Airtopia IR transmitter can be mounted
close to the IR receiver window of the indoor
air conditioner unit or close to the IR receiver
inside the air conditioner.
IR RECEIVER 8+9(Optional)
Coming soon as part of the optional
feedback module.
ROOM TEMPERATURE
SENSOR 1+2 (Optional)
Use the Airtopia temperature sensor to
monitor and track room temperature
for optimum air comfort and energy
eciency. Refer to Airtopia approved
sensor list. Locate the temperature
sensor approximately 1.5m from oor
and 1m from the edge of the indoor
unit. The sensor should ideally be
installed where it senses the return air
temperature to the unit.
ORDERING CODE 5100DTSSM
POWER STATE FEEDBACK
SENSOR 5+6 (Optional)
Use a current sensor (CT) to monitor either
the indoor or outdoor unit power, or to read
the appliance ON/OFF state. Not required if
a CT is connected to the outdoor unit. This
procedure should only be undertaken by a
licenced electrician. Refer to Airtopia approved
CT sensor list.
ORDERING CODE 5100CT80
The Airtopia Controller can be located almost anywhere, most commonly near the router.
Wiring between the controller and air conditioner unit should not exceed 50 metres. CAT5 or
Figure 8 Flex can be used for wiring of the IR and sensor points. If power consumption data is
required then the current transformer (CT) cabling and connections should be installed by a
suitably licenced electrician.
INDOOR
UNIT
OUTDOOR
UNIT
LAN
CONTACT INPUT 7+10 (Optional)
Use the Airtopia contact input to
trigger a programmable schedule
or event; alarm contact, PIR, or
micro switch. Refer to software
installation guide.
POWER + DATA
Send data and power over a single
CAT5 cable utilising Power over Ethernet
(PoE). PoE is available as a single port
device or optionally as a LAN switch
with active PoE capability. Power over
Ethernet (PoE): 802.3af, class 1, 48V.
ORDERING CODE POEI6R-560
EXTERNAL POWER SOURCE
The Airtopia controller can be powered
using a standard external power
source instead of using PoE. Current
consumption: 62mA @ 12Vdc
AUTOMATION
The Airtopia controller will connect
to most home and building automation
systems by utilising:
• TCP/IP Refer TCP/IP API Document
• Modbus Refer Modbus API
• C-Bus [11]+[12] Refer C-Bus Application notes
Support:
www.airtopia.global
support@airtopia.com
Multicore
LAN
OPTIONAL
INTERFACE
241013 Airtopia Installation Guidelines V2.2
OPTIONAL FEEDBACK
MODULE
Coming Soon
TCP/IP USER INTERFACE
OPTIONAL
Application Login - Quick Start Guide
1. Select Setting (top Right Hand Corner
2. Add Unit using ID and pairing code (located on
. case label).
3. Use Unit Setting to Label your Device.
For the control of an air conditioner’s functions from a
smart device or building automation system.
Refer to software installation guide or download app from
app.airtopia.com
4. Select remote brand and model
(if not on the list email support@air topia.com with A/C
. Brand and Remote Controller model number)
5. Set Flags and Field data for Sensors
6. Return to Unit
241013 Airtopia Installation Guidelines V2.2
open the app:
app.airtopia.com
email support:
support@airtopia.com
go to website:
www.airtopia.com
OUTDOOR
UNIT
LAN
CAT5/6 data cable
or a multicore cable
CBUS
NETWORK
OPTIONAL
FEEDBACK
Installation
Guidelines
MODULE
C oming Soon
Ideal sensor
location is
1500mm above
oor in return air
path
Optional Current Transformer (CT)
To use for Fan status it must be
clamped around the active cable
anywhere between the indoor and
Outdoor units.
To use to record power
consumption it must be clamped
around the active power cable on
the mains supply to the outdoor
unit from the electrical switch
board
Optional
Aux input contact.
Infra Red Transmitter
must be placed over
the indoor unit’s IR
window to allow
Airtopia to control
the airconditioner
Existing Main Power
cabling between
indoor and outdoor
units
MAIN SUPPLY
VOLTAGE
from switchboard
LAN
OPTIONAL
INTERFACE
Application Login - Quick Start Guide
1. Select Setting (top Right Hand Corner
2. Add Unit using ID and pairing code (located on
. case label).
3. Use Unit Setting to Label your Device.
For the control of an air conditioner’s functions from a
smart device or building automation system.
Refer to software installation guide or download app from
app.airtopia.com
4. Select remote brand and model
(if not on the list email support@air topia.com with A/C
. Brand and Remote Controller model number)
5. Set Flags and Field data for Sensors
6. Return to Unit
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