bluMartin freeair plus Operating Manual

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[ G ] General

[ O ] Operation

[ I ] Installation

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Page 1: Operating Manual
Operating Manual [ G ] General [ O ] Operation [ I ] Installation [ S ] Service...
Page 2: Comfort-Level
Quick Start Guide Quick Start Guide Comfort-Level Press the - Button repeatedly to change the Comfort Level. More blue LEDs indicate a more active operation (minimum ventilation, humidity, CO2, cooling ... etc.). However, a change in Comfort Level does not have to lead to the immediate increase in fan speed.
Page 3 After successful installation please select the desired Comfort Level. The sensor technology and the intelligent control of your freeAir will do the rest. Enjoy the heightened sense of wellbeing offered by constant good air quality. Your bluMartin-Team [ G ]...
Page 4: Safety - General
General Safety – General This manual is only valid for the intelligent active transfer unit freeAir plus. This manual is delivered as part of the device. Please keep this manual readily available. Please make sure that all persons operating the device are familiar with this manual. Please observe all instructions given in this manual.
Page 5: Safety Indications
In case of error or damages that constitute a safety issue turn the device off. Prevent the device from being turned back on by unauthorized persons, and have the device immediately repaired by a qualified technician. • Only use original bluMartin GmbH repair and service parts. [ G ]...
Page 6: Intended Use
The device is installed in an inside wall. Stale air is drawn from the Preferred Room that is connected via the freeAir plus. Fresh air from the Outdoor Air Room (e.g. the corridor) streams in the Preferred Room (e.g. the sleeping room) through the gap under the door or through another appropriate passive vent.
Page 7: Transport And Storage
General Transport and storage Components of the freeAir plus may only be transported in the intended packaging. Packaging must be protected from moisture. Included in shipping freeAir plus front plates [ G ]...
Page 8: Technical Data
General Technical Data Dimensions front plate 25 x 25 cm Wall thickness 10 to 22 cm including render/ plaster (< 12 cm with spacers supplied) Wall breakthrough 16 cm round Airflow rate 10 to 70 m Power supply 85 to 265 V AC Mains fuse 0,315 A slow (on motherboard) Line frequency...
Page 9: Operation
Operation Operation Warning Follow all safety and applications for the freeAir plus under chapter [G] General. Indicators and Control Elements Start-up After connecting the freeAir plus to electrical power, or after a reset, the red and yellow LED will be on for a few seconds (system is searching for a USB connection to a PC).
Page 10 Operation Audible Signals A continuous beep sound indicates elevated temperatures (see chapter [S] Service). Piep Yellow LED During turbo operation, the yellow LED will blink. Yellow LED stays on, indicates reduced ventilation, in cases where the air quality in the Outdoor Air Room (e.g corridor) is worse compared to the air quality in the Preferred Room (e.g.
Page 11 (see chapter [S] Service) USB-Port The USB port on the right side of the freeAir, is used to connect to your free copy of freeAir-Connect software for updates. Note For software updates, visit WWW.bluMartin.de under service and Downloads. [ O ]...
Page 12 Operation After removal of the front cover, the fan is freely accessible. Warning • Do not reach into the spinning fan! Spinning blades will lead to injuries. • Do not stick any objects into the fan. • Always secure the front cover with safety screw. Note For cleaning operations, activate the standby operation at the DIP switch.
Page 13: Comfort-Operation
Reset –Button for 20 seconds until all LDS are off. Press and hold the The freeAir plus will respond with a software reset, (also required for a software update), and return to normal Comfort-Level operation. Note The freeAir plus includes a VOC-sensor that measures the concentration of volatile organic compounds, thereby comparing air quality in both connected spaces.
Page 14: Installation Site
Notes • Your freeAir plus draws stale air from the room that is connected via the freeAir plus. To ensure an unhindered air inflow from the Outdoor Air Room (e.g. carridor) to the Preferred Room, please take care that there is an...
Page 15 Installation Drawings [ I ]...
Page 16 Installation Brickwork Determine the mounting position and sketch a round cut-out with a diameter of 16 cm on the wall. Note Technically speaking the higher up on the wall the device is installed the better the performance. For optical reasons the device can also be placed lower.
Page 17 Installation First insert the side of the device without the operating element in the Preferred Room (e.g. sleeping room). The side of the device with the operating element is inserted in the Outdoor Air Room (e.g. corridor). Note The Outdoor Air Room is continuously supplied with fresh air by a freeAir 100 ventilation unit.
Page 18 If your wall is thinner than 12 cm please mount the both halves of the device with the supplied spacers. An authorized electrician connects the freeAir plus with a connecting line 3 x 1,5 mm² to the power supply. If possible please connect all ventilation units of a housing unit to an own shared fuse.
Page 19: Dip Switch
Room Area [m Summer cooling (°C) A special feature of your freeAir plus is the automatic summer cooling. When the air in the Outer Air Room is cooler than in the Preferred Room during the warmer seasons (mostly at night), the freeAir plus increases the airflow automatically.
Page 20 Installation Front plate installation Paint the front plates in a colour of your choice (wall paint or lacquer). Set the fitting front plate (please note the foam cutting) on the top of the device and pivot the plate downward until the plate is held by the magnet.
Page 21: Device Test
Service Service Note The annual cleaning of the freeAir plus does not require any tools, except a Torx-10-screwdriver for the removal of the front plate safety screws. DANGER Observe all references to safety and use of the freeAir plus in part General [G].
Page 22 Service Standby / Service Operation To switch to standby mode please set the 6th DIP-switch to the ON position. All LEDs turn off and the fan is out of operation. When you press the -button thereupon, the service mode is active and the blue LEDs blink.
Page 23: Error Messages
Service Error Messages Fire alarm The temperature sensor indicates more than 80°C. The device turns off, beeps and the red LED blinks. Control error The device continues to operate with the smallest volume flow. The red LED is illuminated and the yellow LED flashes: Please press the -button for the display of the causes of error described below.
Page 24 Service Control Error Analysis A control error is indicated. Press and hold the -button. [ S ] 22...
Page 25 DIP switch In case you can’t rectify the fault please contact your service partner and tell him the cause of error as well as the serial number of your freeAir plus. Note The reshipment of the device has to be coordinated with your service partner. The device has to be shipped using the appropriate packaging.
Page 26: Transport, Storage And Packaging
Service Transport, Storage and Packaging Components of the freeAir plus must only be transported in the correct packaging. The freeAir plus and packaging must be protected from moisture. [ S ] 24...
Page 27 Service Commissioning Date: Serial number: Company: Name: Signature: [ S ] 25...
Page 28 GmbH Argelsrieder Feld 1 b 82234 Wessling  May 2016 bluMartin GmbH Germany Mail info@bluMartin.de Software Version 1.29 or newer Phone +49-8153-889033-0 All rights reserved +49-8153-889033-99 Any type of copy only allowed with www.bluMartin.de the approval of bluMartin GmbH...