Beok CCT-10

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Beok CCT-10 Hub Controller Box and Smart Thermostat System User Manual

Model: CCT-10 | Brand: Beok

1. Product Summary

The Beok CCT-10 Hub Controller Box is designed for floor heating systems. It receives control signals from room temperature controllers to operate the corresponding floor heating circuit actuators. This system also features power linkage control modules, which can manage external water pumps (or mixing units, main valves) and boilers (or heat pumps) with external control functions.

Product Features:

  • Supports up to 8-way floor heating thermostats and actuators.
  • Equipped with AC 220V power supply, it can directly power temperature controllers and external water pumps, simplifying wiring.
  • Includes a delay start function for linkage control, specifically designed for electric actuators in floor heating systems due to their long opening times. The delay time is adjustable to suit different actuators.
  • Each control circuit, linkage water pump, and boiler is equipped with an indicator light for clear operational status.
  • Offers various installation options to suit different environments.

For a detailed PDF version of this manual, please refer to the official document: User manual (PDF).

2. Technical Specifications

Product Parameters:

ParameterValue
Applicable VoltageAC220V, 50/60Hz
No-load Power≤2W
Number of Applicable Temperature Control Circuits8
Number of Power Supply Linkage1pc
Power Linkage Quantity1 normally open, 1 normally closed (common terminal)
Ambient Humidity5% ~ 90% RH, no condensation
Fuse Value15A

Allowable Electrical Parameters of External Equipment:

  • Voltage and Frequency: Thermostat, electrothermal valve, and power linkage equipment must be compatible with the power supply connected to the CCT-10 Link Box.
  • Allowable External Voltage of Linkage Equipment (without power supply): ≤ AC 250 V
  • Total Allowable Current (one power circuit of all temperature controllers and actuators): ≤ 3A
  • Allowable Current of Power Linkage (for resistive load): ≤ 3A (If it exceeds 3A, an additional relay is required).
  • Allowable Current of Linkage (without power supply): ≤ 3A (for resistive load).

General Product Properties:

PropertyValue
Brand Namebeok
Model NumberCCT-10
Wattage0.3W
CertificationCE
OriginMainland China
Thermostat TypeTouch Screen Display Type
Thermostat Voltage220~240VAC ; 50~60Hz
Set Temp. Range5-99 Celsius
Actuator Working Stroke3~5.5mm
Work Force F80~120N
Thermostat Load3A
Thermostats' APPTuya Smart/Smart Life
Overall Time (Actuator)2.5~6.5min
Threaded Connection SizeM30X1.5mm Servo Server
Wired Hub ControllerCCT-10 central control panel
Actuator RZ-AN230-NCNormally Closed Actuators Driver
CCT-10 Channels8-outputs/8-channel for 8 room
Work onManifold

Compatible Thermostat and Actuator Models:

  • TGR86-WIFI-WP
  • RZ-D07-230NC
  • TGM50B-WIFI-WP
  • TDS72-WIFI-WP
  • TGW60W-WIFI-WP
  • CCT-10(NO)
  • RZ-AN230-NO
  • CCT-10 (NC)
  • TGM50-WIFI-WP
  • TDR89B-WIFI-WP
  • TDR89W-WIFI-WP
  • TGW60B-WIFI-WP

3. Installation

The CCT-10 Hub Controller Box can be installed using screws through reserved fixing holes on the bottom box or by directly clipping it onto an electrician guide rail using the back card slot.

The bottom box has several connection ports that can be pried open with a slotted screwdriver as needed for wiring.

Product Dimensions:

Overall dimensions (L*W*T): 240mm × 110mm × 42mm.

Diagram showing the dimensions of the CCT-10 Hub Controller Box and screw positions for mounting.
Figure 1: CCT-10 Hub Controller Box dimensions and mounting points. Note the fixed screw positions and threading holes for cable management.

Installation Overview:

Installation diagram of the CCT-10 Hub Controller Box showing internal components, fuse, AC220V, water pump, and boiler connections.
Figure 2: Internal view of the CCT-10 Hub Controller Box with labeled components for installation. This includes the 15A fuse, AC220V input, water pump connection, boiler connection, and individual zone outputs (V1-V8).

4. Wire Connection

The following diagram illustrates a typical floor heating system setup. Please connect according to your specific equipment.

Detailed wiring diagram for the CCT-10 Hub Controller Box, showing connections for power, thermostat, actuators, water pump, and boiler.
Figure 3: Detailed wiring diagram of the CCT-10 Hub Controller Box. It shows the connection points for L (Live) and N (Neutral) power input, 8 zones (V1-V8) for thermostats and actuators, and outputs for the water pump and boiler. The diagram also highlights the 15A fuse and control delay time settings.
  1. The live line (L) and neutral line (N) of the power supply are connected to the L and N terminals respectively.
  2. Connect the L, N, and control lines of the temperature controller. The control terminal of the temperature controller should be normally open.
  3. Connect the normally closed electric actuator. If multiple electric actuators are used, connect them in parallel.
  4. The active linkage contact can control external water pumps or valves. L1 and N1 are connected to the live and neutral lines of the external water pump respectively.
  5. The no-power linkage contact can control boilers, heat pumps, and other equipment. Both normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts are provided, sharing a common terminal (COM).
  6. The Earth terminal is used to connect the ground wire of the power supply and external equipment (e.g., water pump).
  7. Timing switch pull code (refer to Section 5.2 for details).
  8. Fuse (15A).
Wiring diagram showing a thermostat and an actuator connected to the CCT-10 Hub Controller Box.
Figure 4: Connection diagram illustrating how a thermostat and an actuator are wired to the CCT-10 Hub Controller Box. The thermostat connects to L, N, and open/close terminals, while the actuator connects to the corresponding zone output on the hub.
System overview showing the Beok Hub Controller, a smart thermostat, and an actuator, with a '12 months Free Replacement' badge.
Figure 5: An overview of the Beok heating system components: the CCT-10 Hub Controller, a smart thermostat, and a thermal electric actuator. The image also indicates that up to 3-4 thermal electric actuators can be connected per output.
Back view of a TGW60B-WIFI-WP thermostat showing wiring terminals for AC100V-240V, L, N, open, close, and NTC sensor.
Figure 6: Back panel of a TGW60B-WIFI-WP thermostat, detailing the wiring connections for power (AC100V-240V), live (L), neutral (N), open/close contacts (1-5), and NTC temperature sensor (6-7).
Image of a Beok RZ-AN230-NO thermal electric actuator with its wiring.
Figure 7: A Beok RZ-AN230-NO thermal electric actuator, showing its compact design and wiring for connection to the hub controller.

Video: Wiring and System Overview

Video 1: This video provides a visual guide to the system components, their connection, and an overview of how the CCT-10 Hub Controller integrates with thermostats and actuators for a multi-room heating solution.

5. Working Principle

The CCT-10 Hub Controller operates based on signals from the connected temperature controllers (thermostats):

  • When a temperature controller sends a signal input, the corresponding actuator is activated (turned on), and its indicator light illuminates.
  • When a temperature controller has no signal input, the corresponding actuator is deactivated (turned off), and its indicator light turns off.
  • Upon receiving a signal input from any temperature controller, after a preset delay time, the linkage output for the water pump (if power-linked) and boiler (if not power-linked) is activated, and their respective linkage indicators illuminate.
  • When all temperature controllers cease to send a signal input, the linkage output for the water pump and boiler is deactivated, and their linkage indicators turn off.

6. Operation

6.1. LED Status Indicator

The CCT-10 Link Box features several LED indicators to show various operational states:

  • On the product shell:
    • Indicators V1-V8 correspond to the 8 temperature control circuits. Light on means the circuit is on; light off means the circuit is off.
    • Indicators for 'Pump' and 'Boiler' correspond to the active output water pump and passive output boiler respectively. Light on means the equipment is on; light off means the equipment is off.
  • On the circuit board:
    • LED1: Indicates power status. A steady light means power input.
    • LED2: Indicates working state. Flickering means normal operation; no light or constant light means fault.
    • LED3: Pilot indicator.
    • LED4: Pump indicator.
    • LED5-LED12: V1-V8 indicators.

6.2. Delay Control Setting

Electric actuators typically take 80-180 seconds to fully open in a floor heating system. To ensure proper operation of the water pump and boiler, the CCT-10 link-box includes a delay start function. The delay time can be adjusted using pull codes:

Pull Code CombinationP1 PositionP2 PositionDelay Time
Combination code 1 (Factory settings)ONON120S
Combination code 2ONOFF60S
Combination code 3OFFON45S
Combination code 4OFFOFF30S

6.3. Multi-room Control and App Integration

The CCT-10 Hub Controller allows for centralized control of heating across multiple rooms, up to 8 zones. Each zone can have its own thermostat, and the entire system can be managed via a smartphone application like Tuya Smart or Smart Life.

Diagram illustrating multi-room temperature control with the CCT-10 Hub, showing up to 8 rooms connected to the hub and controlled via a mobile app.
Figure 8: Multi-room control setup. The CCT-10 Hub can manage up to 8 individual room thermostats, allowing for precise temperature control in each zone, all accessible through a mobile application.
Comparison of CCT-10 (NC) and CCT-10 (NO) hub controller circuit boards.
Figure 9: Internal views of the CCT-10 Hub Controller in both Normally Closed (NC) and Normally Open (NO) configurations, highlighting the differences in their circuit board layouts.

7. Troubleshooting

  • Actuators closing when temperature increases: This usually indicates an incompatibility between the thermostat and actuator type (Normally Open vs. Normally Closed). Ensure you have the correct CCT-10 hub (NC or NO) and actuators (RZ-AN230-NC for Normally Closed, RZ-AN230-NO for Normally Open) for your system.
  • No voltage to thermoheads: Verify all wiring connections are secure and correctly matched according to the wiring diagrams. Check the LED indicators on the hub for power and operational status. Ensure the thermostat is sending a signal.
  • Thermostat not pairing with smartphone: Ensure your thermostat is connected to your home router via WIFI. The smartphone app (Tuya Smart/Smart Life) requires the thermostat to be on the same network for initial setup and remote control.
  • System not responding after power outage: Most thermostats retain their settings after a power outage and should automatically resume operation once power is restored. If not, check the thermostat's power connection and settings.
  • Boiler/Pump not activating: Check the linkage output wiring for the boiler and pump. Ensure the delay control settings (P1, P2 pull codes) are configured correctly to allow sufficient time for actuators to open before the boiler/pump is triggered.

8. User Tips

  • NO vs. NC: Pay close attention to whether your system requires Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC) actuators and ensure you select the corresponding CCT-10 hub model. This is crucial for correct operation.
  • Multi-Circuit Rooms: If a single room has multiple heating circuits, you can connect multiple thermoheads in parallel to a single channel on the CCT-10 hub, effectively treating them as one zone.
  • Remote Control: Utilize the Tuya Smart or Smart Life mobile application for convenient remote control and monitoring of your heating system from anywhere.
  • Wire Gauge: For thermostat wiring, a wire cross-section of 0.75mm² is generally sufficient.
  • Power Outage: Thermostats are designed to retain their settings and automatically resume operation after a power interruption, so manual re-configuration is typically not needed.
  • Boiler Compatibility: The system can control boilers via dry contacts. Consult your boiler's manual for specific connection points (e.g., contacts 5 and 6 for Bosch Gaz 7000).

9. Safety Warnings and Important Notes

  • The product operates with high voltage. Improper installation, use, and maintenance may lead to electric shock or other hazards.
  • Installation and maintenance must be carried out by professional personnel with relevant qualifications, adhering to all relevant regulations, application standards, and accident prevention guidelines. Unauthorized dismantling or repair is strictly prohibited.
  • Always disconnect the power supply before removing the box cover, wiring, or adjusting the pull codes to prevent equipment damage or electric shock.
  • This product is only suitable for normally closed actuators. Using normally open actuators may cause abnormal operation.
  • The buttons on the circuit board are for internal factory testing only. Do not operate them to avoid accidents.
  • Always observe the technical parameters of the equipment. The load of each interface must not exceed the specified requirements.
  • Warning: When linkage control involves an inductive load like a water pump, if its power exceeds 450W, direct connection is not allowed. An additional relay must be used for indirect control.

10. Warranty and Support

This product comes with a 12-month free replacement warranty. For any technical support or warranty claims, please contact your retailer or the manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

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