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- Page 1 ProAir 600 Heat Recovery Ventilation Systems OPERATION MAINTENANCE & TECHNICAL MANUAL ProAir Systems, Tuam Business Park, Weir Rd., Tuam, Co. Galway. Tel 093 60892 www.proair.ie Email proair@proair.ie...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents..................................2 System Description ..............................3 Control..................................5 Installation................................6 Maintenance ................................9 Technical Specification............................14 Technical performance values..........................15 PA 600 parts list ..............................17 Electrical schematic..............................18... -
Page 3: System Description
The ProAir system in your house is the PA 600 model shown in fig.1 It is designed to operate 24 hours / day, 7 days/week, running at a low speed while the house is normally occupied. - Page 4 These two modes (low and occasional boost) will provide you with the regulation air- changes required for you and your dwelling. The medium mode is available for special situations such as spring cleaning, or when extra people are in the house. Fresh from outside@ 2°C RH 81% Extract from bathrooms &...
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Page 5: Control
(Cooking & showers). It is normal that this switch does not stay on. The default pre-set time is 24 minutes, but this can be set to any time you like by the ProAir technician. While the system is in the boost mode, the low/normal switch is non- operational. -
Page 6: Installation
Installation The system consists of • Air Handling Unit (AHU) unit usually located in the attic • Intake and exhaust vents leading to outside • Ducting to facilitate the transport of air to and from this unit to the various rooms •... - Page 7 Plastic ducts have been installed to carry the air to and from each room. Sealant has been applied at all joints to make sure that no air leaks occur. The ducts are supported where appropriate. Duct runs are optimised to the shortest overall length. All ducts exposed in the attic are thermally insulated in order to (i) eliminate the possibility of condensation happening inside or outside of the ducts and (ii) avoid heat losses to the attic.
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Page 9: Maintenance
Cleaning the Filter Material to be carried out every 3 months. Changing the Filter Material to be carried out at least every year. Service by ProAir technician every 3 years. WARNING Safety is of the utmost importance whilst working on the system. The power supply must be disconnected before attempting any procedure. - Page 10 This should be done on an annual basis. A spare set of filters has been provided for installation at the end of the first year’s operation. For subsequent years order the replacement media from ProAir Systems (Order Form at the back of this booklet). a. Carry out steps 1.a, 1.b & 1.c.
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Page 11: Service Record
Service Record Date Filter Cleaning Filter Service by Replacement ProAir (Fill in and tick as appropriate) -
Page 12: Order Form
Date of last full service( applicable Address 3 Please supply set of filters for above unit Please arrange full service Tick as appropriate Details of costs are outlined on our website www.proair.ie Payment to be made in advance. Signed …………………. Date ………………... - Page 13 The warranty covers parts only (excluding filters) for the remaining 2 years. Replacement filters should be ordered from ProAir for the end of Year 2 change. This warranty is conditional on planned maintenance being undertaken as scheduled in the Maintenance section above.
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Page 14: Technical Specification
Technical Specification. Length 0.995m Width 0.490m Height 0.495m Weight 32Kg Casing: Polyethylene. Heat exchanger Type; Counter flow reed exchanger Material; Polystyrene. Filters: EU5 grade media in cardboard panel450*225*20mm 2 No Fans: FB190C Backward curved centrifugal impellors 2 No... -
Page 15: Technical Performance Values
Technical performance values Sound House Extract Power System Supply power size Speed Airflow Consumption Efficiency airflow dba at m2** Watts 1 meter 92.6 91.5 High 89.4 92.2 91.6 High 88.9 91.8 91.2 High 89.2 92.5 91.7 High 89.3 92.7 91.8 High 90.2 92.1... - Page 16 2. Power consumed is for the total unit including both fans. The ProAir 600 is fitted with the new generation electronically commutated (EC) motors to drive its FB190C backward curved centrifugal fans. One of the advantages of the new EC motors is their controllability. There is an option of 32 control points within the range.
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Page 17: Pa 600 Parts List
PA 600 parts list Supply fan Extract fan Heat Exchanger Electrical control panel Supply air filter Extract air filter Fresh air inlets(3 of) Exhaust to outside Extract from bathrooms & kitchen Supply to bedrooms & living areas Exterior Spigot Plate... -
Page 18: Electrical Schematic
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