TB3 SERIES

COMMUNICATING
THERMOSTATS
For 2-pipe and 4-pipe Fan Coil Units
Features
• Manual or automatic 3-speed fan control
• Proportional heating/cooling valves
• Auto, Heat, Cool and Ventilation modes
• Manual or automatic heating/cooling changeover
• Universal input for external sensor or windows/energy saving contact etc.
• Automatic heating/cooling changeover via changeover sensor
• User setpoint limitation
• Clock and time schedule functions
• Key lock
• Configurable user parameters
• BACnet MS/TP communication
• Modern styling and capacitive touch buttons
• Blue backlight LCD
• Different colour options; black and white
• EU box flush-mount

Applications
TB3 Series Fan Coil Thermostats used in individual rooms or zones in buildings. It is designed for two and four
pipe fan coil units. TB3 Series has one universal input as external sensor or open/close contact input, three relay
outputs, two analogue outputs and one EIA-485(BACnet MS/TP). It controls the fan coil unit depending on the
internal room sensor or external return sensor temperature.

Notes on Usage
Please, read this datasheet carefully. TB3 Series thermostat safety rules in accordance with the latest
technological developments designed and manufactured. To avoid injury and property damage safety warnings
must be observed.

Security Advice-Caution
Assembly, maintenance, diagnostic and repair must be done by authorized service. The power supply of the device
is 24 V AC/DC and it has no internal fuse. External protection with max C 5 A circuit breaker required in all cases.
Disconnect from power supply before separating front plate.
Ordering Information

SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT CODE DESCRIPTION COLOUR POWER COMMUNICATION
3 Digital Outputs (Relay)
Fan Control
TB3240B/U 2 Analog Outputs (0-10V) Black 24 V AC/DC 50/60Hz EIA-485(BACnet MS/TP)
Valve Control
1 Universal Input
3 Digital Outputs (Relay)
Fan Control
2 Analog Outputs (0-10V)
TB3240W/U White 24 V AC/DC 50/60Hz EIA-485(BACnet MS/TP)
Valve Control
1 Universal Input

3 Digital Outputs (Relay)

Fan Control
TB3140B/U 2 Relay Output Valve Black 220 VAC, 50/60Hz EIA-485(BACnet MS/TP)
Control
1 Universal Input
3 Digital Outputs (Relay)
Fan Control
TB3140W/U 2 Relay outputs Valve White 220Vac, 50/60Hz EIA-485(BACnet MS/TP)
Valve Control
1 Universal Input

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
FEATURE RECOMMENDED
24V AC/DC 50/60Hz (for TB3240B/TB3240W)
Power Supply
100~220VAC 50/60Hz (for TB3140B/TB3140W)
Power Consumption Max ~3.0 VA

Electrical Connection Terminal Connectors

Battery for Real Time Clock (RTC) Lithium CR1220 3.3V

-10°C … +100°C
Measuring Range
(+14°F … +212°F)
0.1°C
Resolution
(1°F)
Inputs 1 Universal Input (NTC 10K or Dry Contact)
3 Digital Outputs (3 x 5 (2) A Relay)
Outputs
2 Analog Outputs (0-10V)
Communication 1 x EIA-485(BACnet MS/TP)
5°C … 40°C (Adjustable)
Temperature Setting
(41°F … 104°F (Adjustable)
Dimensions 86 x 86 x 52 mm
Mounting Flush Mounted (Standard EU box)

Mounting Location
Thermostat is suggested to be installed indoor, a place with around 1.5m height above the floor where represents the
average room temperature. It should be away from direct sunlight, any cover or any heat source, to avoid false signal for
temperature control.
CAUTION: Power off supply at circuit breaker or fuse before installation to avoid fire, shock or death!
Dimension (mm)

Mounting Location

Note : This Communicating thermostat is suitable for mounting on Standard 75 * 75 * 47 mm

Honeywell Recommended BACnet MS/TP cable part number Belden 3106A or equivalent

Please follow below instructions during mounting.

Step 1: Take the thermostat out from the package. Get the datasheet inside the package.
Step 2: Connect the wires well according to the wiring diagram below.
Step 3: Separate the front plate and the back plate, and then use screwdriver to fix the back plate into the
electric box with 4 screws.
Step 4: Attach the front plate to the back plate, making sure the pin plates on each side are well matched.
Step 5: Refer to the picture after installation.
Step 6: Power on the thermostat to work.
Connection Diagrams
For TB3140 on/off connection diagram
Connection Diagram for 2-Pipe Fan Coil Connection Diagram for 4-Pipe Fan Coil

For TB3240 Modulating connection diagram

Connection Diagram for 2-Pipe Fan Coil Connection Diagram for 4-Pipe Fan Coil

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NOTE: Thermostat has no internal fuse. External protection with max C 5 A circuit breaker required in all cases. Isolate the cables of
NTC – dry contact with G, G0 from 24 V power supply.
• 5A Fuse not included in Product supply
Display and Operations
Mounting Location
• Mode Selection: When the “M” key is pressed, the mode change for 2-Pipe Systems is in the form of Cooling, Heating and
Ventilation; Auto, Cooling, Heating and Ventilation for 4-Pipe Systems.
• Fan Selection: When the “ ” key is pressed, fan speed can be changed as Low, Med, High, Auto.
• Time Setting: When pressing the “M” key for 3 seconds, year digits flashes on the panel. “M” key is pressing once again, month digit
flashes on the panel. “M” key is pressing once again, day digit flashes on the panel. “M” key is pressing once again, hour digit flashes
on the panel. “M” key is pressing once again, minute digit flashes on the panel. “M” key is pressing once again, day of week digit
 
flashes on the panel. Year, month, day, hour, minute, day of week can be changed by “ ” and “ ” keys.
Order: Year -> Month -> Day -> Hour -> Minute -> Day Of Week
• Schedule Operations: Be sure to set clock setting, before making schedule operation. After setting day, to enter the Schedule menu,
press the “M” key one time. While in the Schedule menu, “Monday opening time hour digit” can be flashed. “M” key is pressing once
again, “Monday opening time minute digit” flashes on the panel. Press the “M” key to enter the “Monday closing time hour digit” can
be flashed. “M” key is pressing once again, “Monday closing time minute digit” flashes on the panel. While the digits flashing, hour
 
and minute can be changed by “ ” and “ ”keys. Press the “M” key (one or more times) to select the other day of week.

• Key Lock Operation: When pressing “M” and “ ” key, key lock digit displays on the panel. The panel locked. When the panel is

locked, press the “M” and “ ” keys to unlock panel. “Key Lock” options can be changed via parameter P6.
To lock two or more buttons at the same time; sum the numbers of the buttons. To lock mode key and on/off key, 1 (on/off) and 2
(mode) should be added and written 3. To lock setpoint and fan speed, 4 (setpoint) and 8 (fan speed) should be added and written 12.
Note : WiFi Icon is for future only

Configuration
Configuration Menu Description
When the device on or off position, press together “Main Parameter Increase

Key” “M ” and Value Decrease Key “ ” for 3 seconds, to enter the Configuration
Menu. In the password screen, Password digits can be changed by Main Parameter

Increase Key “M ”, Password value can be changed by Value Increase Key “ ” and

Value Decrease Key “ ” Password must be entered as “203” and Main Parameter
Decrease Key “ ” must be pressed to confirm. When the correct password is
written, the configuration menu will be entered. If the wrong password is entered,
it will fail, and the password will reset. Password screen will return to main screen
without an action 10 seconds. Parameter setting screen will return to main screen
without any action in 30 seconds. All parameters are stored within an EEPROM
ensuring no data loss if the Thermostat is powered off.

Universal Input (Parameter P32 or via BACnet)

External Sensor for room (parameter P32 = 1)
The device operates according to external temperature sensor value read from universal input.

• External Sensor (parameter P32 = 2)

The device operates according to internal temperature sensor value. The temperature read from the universal
input can be monitored from P36.

• Changeover sensor (parameter P32 = 3)

If “Universal Input” value is selected as changeover, “dead zone” cannot be used.
Changeover sensor only valid when “Fan Coil Type” is set to 2.
When the water temperature is above P34 the thermostat changes over to heating mode.
It stays in heating mode until the temperature falls below P33.
When the water temperature is below P33, the thermostat changes over to cooling mode.
It stays in cooling mode until the temperature rises above P34.

• Windows contact/Energy saving-On/Off (NC Contact) (parameter P32 = 4)

When this contact is closed, the device is in the "ON" position. When this condition is not met, the device shows “OPEN” on the
panel and the outputs of the device are passive.

• Windows contact/Energy saving-Off/On (NO Contact) (parameter P32 = 5)

When this contact is opened, the device is in the "ON" position. When this condition is not met, the device shows “OPEN” on the
panel and the outputs of the device are passive.
Hysteresis (Parameter P40 or via BACnet)
The output diagram of the valve according to the relation between TS and TR is given below.

Fan/Valve Control Selection (Parameter P41 or via BACnet)

In valve independent mode, the fan operates according to manual fan selection or automatic fan control. When valve is closed,

the fan will go on to operate.

In valve dependent mode, the fan will be closed when the valve is closed. If the valve is open, the fan will operate according to
manual fan selection or automatic fan control.

Restore Factory Setting (Parameter P45 or via BACnet)

The device can load the factory setting parameters via parameter P45, by changing the value to “1”, and pressing button “Exit Key”
( ). The display shows top and bottom lines loaded step by step during reload process approximately 3 seconds.

Alarms
Alarm Code will appear on the screen, during alarm. If there is more than one alarm, alarms are shown alternately.

• Onboard Sensor Alarm

If the onboard sensor is broken down from the device displayed “AL01” on the panel and “Err” on the Main Digits. During the
alarm, device outputs will be closed. During the alarm, If the “Universal Input” is selected to “External Sensor”, the device
continues normal operation.

• External Sensor Alarm

If the “Universal Input” is selected to “External Sensor” also the sensor is broken down, displayed “AL02” on the panel and “Err” on
the Main Digits. During the alarm, device outputs will be closed. “Universal Input” is set to “Not Used” to eliminate the alarm.

• Changeover Sensor Alarm

If the “Universal Input” is selected to “Changeover Sensor” also the sensor is broken down, displayed “AL03” on the panel and “Err”
on the Main Digits. During the alarm, device outputs will be closed. “Universal Input” is set to “Not Used” to eliminate the alarm.

Configuration Menu Parameters

NO NAME OF PARAMETER PARAMETER DEFINITION FACTORY DEFAULT
P1 Hardware Version Device hardware version 1.7
P2 Firmware Version Device firmware version 1.0
Range: 5°C ... 40°C 30°C
P3 Setpoint High Limit
(Range: 41°F … 104°F) (86°F)
Range: 5°C ... 40°C 5°C
P4 Setpoint Low Limit
(Range: 41°F … 104°F) (41°F)
0 = Room temperature
P5 Main Screen 1 = Setpoint temperature 0
2 = Swap Room Temperature and Setpoint Temperature
 0 = Unlocked
1 = Lock On/Off
2 = Lock Mode
4 = Lock Setpoint
8 = Lock Fan Speed
P6 Key Lock 16 = Lock Time Settings 0
32 = Lock Time Schedule Settings
63 = Locked All
(*) To lock two or more buttons at the same time; sum the numbers of the buttons.
To lock setpoint and fan speed, 4 (Setpoint) and 8 (Fan Speed) should be added and
written 12.
P7 Celsius or Fahrenheit 0 = Celsius 1 = Fahrenheit 0
0 = 24 hours clock
1 = 12 hours clock (AM/PM)
P8 Time Format 1
(*) The system Time Format is 24 hours clock. This parameter adjusts how to clock
format on the panel/screen will shows.
0 = Disable
P9 Time Schedule Enable 1
1 = Enable
0 = Screen Saver Disabled
1 = Display On
2 = Display Off
P10 Screen Saver 4
3 = Only Room Temperature
4 = Room Temperature and Clock
5 = Swap Room Temperature and Setpoint with Clock
P11 Screen Saver Mode Delay Range: 10 … 150 seconds 60 sec.
P12 LCD Brightness Range: 1 … 5 stage 5
P13 Buzzer Stage Range: 0 … 5 stage 3
This parameter adjusts the condition that the device will continue when the power
failure.
P14 Power Failure 0 = Device starts off 2
1 = Device starts on
2 = Keep State Before Power Failure
0: Screen off
1: Room Temperature
P15 Screen Off State Status 1
2: Room Temperature and Off
3: Room Temperature and Clock
This parameter determines proportionally the output value of the valve depending on
P16 Valve Proportional Band the difference between Room Temperature and Set Point. 20
Range: 1 … 100 => 0.1°C … 10°C
P17
…. Reserved - -
P29
2 = 2 pipe system
P30 Fan Coil Type 4
4 = 4 pipe system
Range: -10°C ... 10°C and 0.1°C steps 0°C
P31 Internal Temperature Sensor Calibration
(Range: -18°F … 18°F and 1°F steps) (0°F)
0 = Not used
1 = External Temperature sensor for room (NTC 10K)
2 = External Temperature sensor (NTC 10K)
P32 Universal Input 3 = Changeover sensor (NTC 10K) 0
4 = Windows contact/Energy saving-On/Off (NC Contact)
5 = Windows contact/Energy saving-Off/On (NO Contact)

Range: 10°C … 25°C. Only valid when P32 is set to 3

16°C
P33 Changeover Temperature for Cooling (Range: 50°F … 77°F. Only valid when P32 is set to 3)
(60°F)

Range: 26°C … 45°C. Only valid when P32 is set to 3 28°C

P34 Changeover Temperature for Heating
(Range: 78°F … 113°F. Only valid when P32 is set to 3) (82°F)
P35 Mode Change Delay Range: 0 … 255 minutes 3 min.
0°C
P36 Universal Input Temperature If P32 is “1”, “2” or “3”, this parameter shows the sensor temperature.
(0°F)
Range: -10°C ... 10°C and 0.1°C steps 0°C
P37 Universal Input Temperature Calibration
(Range: -18°F … 18°F and 1°F steps) (0°F)
0 = Disable (Only valid when P30 is set to 4)
P38 Auto Mode Enable 1 = Enable 1
 Range: 0°C … 15°C. Only valid when P38 is set to 1 2°C
P39 Dead Zone
(Range: 0°F … 27°F. Only valid when P38 is set to 1) (3°F
Range: 0°C … 15°C 1°C
P40 Hysteresis
(Range: 0°F … 27°F) (1°F)
0 = Valve independent
P41 Fan/Valve Control Selection 1
1 = Valve dependent
P42 Fan Stage Change Delay Range: 0 … 5 seconds 2 sec.
P43 Fan Off Delay Range: 0 … 60 seconds 0 sec.
0 = Disable
P44 BMS Icon Enable 1
1 = Enable
0 = Factory Setting Disable
P45 Restore Factory Setting 0
1 = Factory Setting Started
1 = 9600bps 3 = 38400bps
P46 Baudrate 1
2 = 19200bps 4 = 76800bps
P48 MAC Address Range: 001 … 127 1
Range: 001 … 999
P49 Parameter Menu Password 203
(Read Only)

BACnet Parameters
8, n, 1
MAC Address: 1 … 127. Default 1
Baudrate : 9600, 19200, 38400, 76800. Default 9600
Note 1: The MAC address can be changed via configuration menu.
Note 2: Device Instance Number (Device ID) is automatically calculated as below;
Device ID = 856 * 1000 + MAC
For example: Mac: 13 => Device ID = 856 * 1000 + 13 = 856013
When the MAC address is changed via configuration menu, the Device ID is automatically recalculated to avoid network ID
conflict.
As a property of Device Object, Device ID value is writable via BACnet between 0 and 4194302. Once the Device ID is changed via
BACnet, Device ID automatic calculation mentioned above is ineffective.
Note 3: MAC address and baudrate changings will become effective after power off and power on.

End Of Line (EOL) Resistor

Flip the TB Series thermostat front plate, you will see the EOL
resistor DIP Switch at the top right corner. The default is OFF
position (Left). If you would like to enable EOL (120 Ohm) resistor,
change it to ON Position (Right).

TB3 Series BACnet Registers

READ (R)/
NO OBJECT VALUE OBJECT NAME FUNCTION DEFAULT
WRITE (W)

Analog Inputs

-9.9°C … 99.9°C
This parameter shows the room
1 Analog Input #1 (14.1°F … 211.8°F) Room Temperature - R
temperature value.

If “Universal Input” is “1”, ’’2’’ or “3”,

-9.9°C … 99.9°C
2 Analog Input #2 Universal Input Temperature this parameter shows the sensor - R
(14.1°F … 211.8°F)
temperature.
Analog Values

0 = Fan Only
1 = Heat
3 Analog Value #1 0…3 Mode 3 R/W
2 = Cool
3 = Auto
1 = Stage 1
2 = Stage 2
3 = Stage 3
4 Analog Value #2 1…6 Fan Speed 1 R/W
4 = Stage 4
5 = Stage 5
6 = Auto
Set Point Low Limit … Set This parameter is the desired room 21°C
5 Analog Value #3 Set Point R/W
Point High Limit temperature value. (69.8°F)
5°C … 40°C This parameter adjusts the high 30°C
6 Analog Value #4 Set Point High Limit R/W
(41°F … 104°F) limit for desired room temperature. (86°F)
5°C … 40°C This parameter adjusts the low limit 5°C
7 Analog Value #5 Set Point Low Limit R/W
(41°F … 104°F) for desired room temperature. (41°F)
0 = Unlocked
1 = Lock On/Off
2 = Lock Mode
4 = Lock Setpoint
8 = Lock Fan Speed
16 = Lock Time Settings
32 = Lock Time Schedule Settings
8 Analog Value #6 0 … 63 Key Lock 0 R/W
63 = Locked All
(*) To lock two or more buttons at
the same time; sum the numbers
of the buttons. To lock setpoint
and fan speed, 4 (Setpoint) and 8
(Fan Speed) should be added and
written 12.
This parameter adjusts the
condition that the device will
continue when the power failure.
9 Analog Value #7 0…2 Power Failure 2 R/W
0 = Device starts off
1 = Device starts on
2 = Keep State Before Power Failure
2 = 2 Pipe System
10 Analog Value #8 2…4 Fan Coil Type 4 R/W
4 = 4 Pipe System
-10°C … 10°C Internal Temperature Sensor 0°C
11 Analog Value #9 R/W
(-18°F … 18°F) Calibration (0°F)
0 = Not Used
1=External temperature sensor for
room (NTC 10K)
2 = External sensor for room (NTC
10K)
12 Analog Value #10 0…5 Universal Input 0 R/W
3 = Changeover sensor (NTC 10K)
4 = Windows contact/Energy
saving-On/Off (NC Contact)
5 = Windows contact/Energy
saving-Off/On (NO Contact)
If “Universal Input” is set to “3”,
10°C … 25°C Changeover Temperature for 16°C
13 Analog Value #11 this parameter adjusts changeover R/W
(50°F … 77°F) Cooling (60.8°F)
temperature for cooling mode.
If “Universal Input” is set to “3”,
26°C … 45°C Changeover Temperature for 28°C
14 Analog Value #12 this parameter adjusts changeover R/W
(78.8°F … 113°F) Heating (82.4°F)
temperature for heating mode.
This parameter adjusts delay time
15 Analog Value #13 0 min. … 255 min. Mode Change Delay 3 min. R/W
between heat and cool modes.
-10°C … 10°C Universal Input Temperature 0°C
16 Analog Value #14 R/W
(-18°F … 18°F) Calibration (0°F)
0°C … 15°C If “Mode” is set to “Auto”, this 2°C
17 Analog Value #15 Dead Zone R/W
(0°F … 27°F) parameter adjusts dead zone. (3.6°F)
0°C … 15°C 1°C
18 Analog Value #16 Hysteresis This parameter adjusts hysteresis. R/W
(0°F … 27°F) (1.8°F)
This parameter adjusts delay of the
19 Analog Value #17 0 sec. … 5 sec. Fan Stage Change Delay 2 sec. R/W
changing range the fan.
This parameter adjusts delay of the
20 Analog Value #18 0 sec. … 60 sec. Fan Off Delay 0 sec. R/W
closing time the fan.
 0 = Off 2 = Med
21 Analog Value #19 0…3 Fan Status 0 R
1 = Low 3 = High
This parameter determines
proportionally the output
value of the fan depending on
22 Analog Value 20 1 … 100 Valve Proportional Band 20 R/W
the difference between Room
Temperature and Set Point.
Range: 0.1°C … 10°C
23 Analog Value #21 0 … 100 VA1 State 0V.. 10V 0 O
24 Analog Value #22 0 … 100 VA2 State 0V.. 10V 0 O
This parameter indicates the alarm
state.
0 = No alarm
25 Analog Value #23 0…3 Alarm 0 R
1 = Onboard Sensor Alarm
2 = External Sensor Alarm
3 = Changeover Sensor Alarm
This parameter adjusts the current
26 Analog Value #24 2017 … 2099 Current Year 2019 R/W
year.
This parameter adjusts the current
27 Analog Value #25 1 … 12 Current Month - R/W
month.
This parameter adjusts the current
28 Analog Value #26 1 … 31 Current Day - R/W
day.
This parameter adjusts the current
29 Analog Value #27 00 … 23 Current Hour - R/W
hour.
This parameter adjusts the current
30 Analog Value #28 00 … 59 Current Minute - R/W
minute.
1 = 9600bps
2 = 19200bps
31 Analog Value #29 1…4 Baudrate 1 R/W
3 = 38400bps
4 = 76800bps
This parameter is set to the
32 Analog Value #30 1 … 999 Parameter Menu Password password to be entered in the 203 R/W
parameter menu.

Binary Inputs
Universal Input Digital Input 0 = Off
33 Binary Input #1 0…1 - R
Value 1 = On

Binary Values
0 = Stop
34 Binary Value #1 0…1 Start/Stop 1 R/W
1 = Start

0 = Celsius
35 Binary Value #2 0…1 Celsius or Fahrenheit 0 R/W
1 = Fahrenheit

0 = Disable
36 Binary Value #3 0…1 Auto Mode Enable 1 R/W
1 = Enable
0 = Valve Independent
37 Binary Value #4 0…1 Fan/Valve Control Selection 1 R/W
1 = Valve Dependent
0 = Factory Setting Disable
38 Binary Value #5 0…1 Restore Factory Setting 0 R/W
1 = Factory Setting Started
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