CONTENTS INTRODUCTION DELIVERY UNPACKING THE GOODS HANDLING THE GOODS STORAGE PRODUCT OVERVIEW TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS CODING KEY INSTALLATION ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION INSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES FIRST USE MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING SPARES DISPOSAL CONCLUSION...
1. INTRODUCTION This manual contains important instructions for the safe installation of the ventilation unit. Before proceeding with the installation of the unit please read the instructions in this manual attentively. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the technical documentation without prior notice. Please store this manual for future use.
2. DELIVERY 2.1. CHECKING THE GOODS All products are inspected prior to leaving the factory. Immediately after receiving the goods make a visual inspection of the packages. In case of visible packaging damage note the damage in the delivery note provided by the delivery driver and inform Barkell immediately. ...
2.2. UNPACKING THE GOODS The method of packing is for products to be loaded onto crates or pallets and secured with bolts. A protective film is added to minimize any potential water and dust ingress. If the product is not delivered in a pallet the integral base frame of the equipment should be used for handling. ...
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Every Therm-X product is delivered with: 1 x Touchscreen Controller (CP-TC-XX-01-0) PLEASE NOTE: Controller supplied loose for installation and wiring on site by others. Cabling not included. CAT5 unshielded twisted pair cable is recommended as minimum. Cable length should not exceed 50 meters (0.5 mm ) to avoid loss of communication.
2.3. HANDLING THE GOODS Before off-loading the goods please ensure that a suitable means of transport/lifting to accommodate the weight and size of the equipment is available. The weight of the equipment is displayed on the manufacturing label fitted on the outside of the packaging, on the equipment control panel door and on the documentation provided at the time of order confirmation.
4. PRODUCT OVERVIEW HRFL2 (Ceiling Void MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) PLEASE NOTE: All HRFL II ceiling mounted units are supplied with F7 and M5 filters as standard. If a different filter grade is selected the filter is supplied loose for replacement on site by others (controls system filter calibration is required).
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HRFL2 (Ceiling Void MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) PLAN VIEW (BOTTOM) EC plenum fan Key: Panel filter - supply F7**, return M5 OTA - Outside air Optional electric pre-heating coil SUP - Supply air Optional post-heating coil - Electric or LPHW* ETA - Extract air Condensate collection and disposal EHA - Exhaust air...
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HR95-V (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) INTEGRAL DRAIN TRAP (PHE CONDENSATE) COIL CONDENSATE CONNECTION PLEASE NOTE: HR95 units with a cooling coil (either DX or WCO) have an additional condensate drain connection that must be trapped and connected to a suitable wastewater discharge separately. PLEASE NOTE: HR95 units are supplied in a single piece and are equipped with and integral base frame.
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HR95-H (Free Standing Horizontal MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) INTEGRAL DRAIN TRAP PLEASE NOTE: HR95 units with a cooling coil (either DX or WCO) have an additional condensate drain connection that must be trapped and connected to a suitable wastewater discharge separately. PLEASE NOTE: HR95 units are supplied in a single piece and are equipped with and integral base frame.
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HR95 (Free Standing MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Horizontal (side by side) Configuration PLAN VIEW (TOP) Vertical (double deck) Configuration ELEVATION VIEW (ACCESS SIDE) EC plenum fan Key: PHE with bypass damper OTA - Outside air Panel filter - supply G4+F7, return G4 SUP - Supply air Control panel ETA - Extract air...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) PLEASE NOTE: HR85 units with a cooling coil (either DX or WCO) have an additional condensate drain connection that must be trapped and connected to a suitable wastewater discharge separately. PLEASE NOTE: All HR85 units are supplied with M5 filters as standard. If a different filter grade is selected the filter is supplied loose for replacement on site by others (controls system filter calibration is required).
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) Upper Configuration (top connections) ELEVATION VIEW (ACCESS SIDE) Vertical Configuration (Side Connections) ELEVATION VIEW (ACCESS SIDE EC plenum fan Key: Rotary heat exchanger (condensation) OTA - Outside air Panel/Bag filter - M5 SUP - Supply air Optional post-heating coil –...
5. TECHNICAL DATA 5.1. ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS HRFL2 (Ceiling Void MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Models without electric pre-heating coil and… without coil / with water heating coil / with WCO coil / with DX coil Unit Voltage Frequency Power Input Full load current Phase Type...
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HRFL2 (Ceiling Void MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Fan electric motor (per fan) Unit Voltage Frequency Power Input Speed Insulation Phase Protection IP Type [Hz] [kW] [rpm] class HRFL2-040 230 V 50 Hz 0.12 1.10 3640 HRFL2-070 230 V 50 Hz 0.17 1.25 2530...
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HR95 (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Models without electric pre-heating coil and… without coil / with water heating coil / with WCO coil / with DX coil Unit Voltage Frequency Power Input Full load current Phase Type [Hz] [kW] per phase [A]...
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HR95 (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Model with electric pre-heating coil and… with electric post heating coil Unit Voltage Frequency Power Input Full load current Phase Type [Hz] [kW] per phase [A] HR95-080 V 4.50 11.9 HR95-150 V 9.00 18.0 HR95-250 V...
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HR95 (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Electric pre heating coil Unit Voltage Frequency Power Input Phase Type [Hz] [kW] HR95-080 V 2.70 HR95-150 V 5.30 HR95-250 V 8.40 HR95-350 V 11.70 HR95-450 V 15.00 HR95-550 V 18.30 HR95-080 H 2.70 HR95-150 H...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) Models without electric pre-heating coil and… without coil / with water heating coil / with WCO coil / with DX coil Unit Voltage Frequency Power Input Full load current Phase Type [Hz] [kW] per phase [A] HR85-070...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) Electric post heating coil Unit Voltage Frequency Power Input Phase Type [Hz] [kW] HR85-070 2.00 HR85-100 3.00 HR85-150 4.50 HR85-200 7.50 HR85-300 9.00 HR85-450 15.00 HR85-550 24.00 HR85-750 30.00 THERM-X MVHRU IOM Page 21 of 108 Version 2.2, 18/06/2020...
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HRFL2 (Ceiling Void MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) EXTERNAL COOLING MODULE (WCO/DX) Unit ø DD EE AB AA drain con. Type HRFL2-040 334 470 295 250 150 274 174 366 397 HRFL2-070 484 470 300 300 200 324 224 516 547 HRFL2-150 636 470 380 500 250 524 274 668 699 HRFL2-200...
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HRFL2 (Ceiling Void MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) WEIGHTS Weight of unit [kg] Without coils Unit With electric post With LPHW post Type With WCO module With DX module With electric pre- heater heater heater HRFL2-040 HRFL2-070 HRFL2-150 HRFL2-200 Weight of external cooling module Unit [kg] Type...
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HR95 (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) WEIGHTS Vertical (double deck) version Weight [kg] Unit Without post with LPHW / DX / WCO coil Type heating coil with electric coil and... and... and..without electric pre heating coil HR95-080-V HR95-150-V HR95-250-V...
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HR95 (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) PACKAGED DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS Unit Height Width Length Weight Number of [mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] Pallets Type HR95-080-H 1100 1600 HR95-150-H 1600 1900 HR95-250-H 1900 2200 HR95-350-H 1055 2100 2400 1235 1700 HR95-080-V 1485...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-300/450-V-P (Side Connections, Supply Right) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 300/450 V øA øB con. ¾’’ MPT ¾’’ MPT LPHW 1’’ MPT 1’’ MPT Water Changeover (WCO) 1 3/8’’ <34.9mm> 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-300/450-V-L (Side Connections, Supply Left) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 300/450 U øA øB con. LPHW ¾’’ MPT ¾’’ MPT 1’’ MPT 1’’ MPT Water Changeover (WCO) 1 3/8’’ <34.9mm> 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-300/450-U-P (Top Connections, Supply Right) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 300/450 U øA øB con. ¾’’ MPT ¾’’ MPT LPHW 1’’ MPT 1’’ MPT Water Changeover (WCO) 1 3/8’’ <34.9mm> 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-300/450-U-L (Top Connections, Supply Left) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 300/450 U øA øB con. LPHW ¾’’ MPT ¾’’ MPT 1’’ MPT 1’’ MPT Water Changeover (WCO) 1 3/8’’ <34.9mm> 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-550/750-V-P (Side Connections, Supply Right) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 550/750 V øA øB con. ¾’’ MPT ¾’’ MPT LPHW 1 1/2’’ MPT 1 1/2’’ MPT Water Changeover (WCO) 1 5/8’’ <41.3mm> 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-550/750-V (Side Connections, Supply Left) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 550/750 V øA øB con. ¾’’ MPT ¾’’ MPT LPHW Water Changeover (WCO) 1 1/2’’ MPT 1 1/2’’ MPT 1 5/8’’ <41.3mm> 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-900/12k-V-P (Side Connections, Supply Right) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 900/12k V øA øB con. LPHW 1’’ MPT 1’’ MPT Water Changeover (WCO) 2’’ MPT 2’’ MPT 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> 2 1/8’’ <54mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) HR85-900/12k-V-P (Side Connections, Supply Right) Ø Cool Coil drain Type 900/12k V øA øB con. 1’’ MPT 1’’ MPT LPHW 2’’ MPT 2’’ MPT Water Changeover (WCO) 1 1/8’’ <28.6mm> 2 1/8’’ <54mm> Direct Expansion (DX) ...
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HR85 (Free Standing MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) WEIGHTS Weight [kg] Unit Type without heater / with electric heater with LPHW /DX /WCO coil HR85-070-V HR85-100-V HR85-150-V HR85-200-V HR85-300-V HR85-450-V HR85-550-V HR85-750-V HR85-900-V HR85-12k-V HR85-070-H HR85-100-H HR85-150-H HR85-200-H HR85-300-H HR85-450-H PACKAGED DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS Units Unit...
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Roofs Roof Height Width Length Weight [mm] [mm] [mm] [kg] Type ROOF-HR85-070 1400 ROOF-HR85-100 1400 1785 ROOF-HR85-150-200 1400 1785 ROOF-HR85-300-450 1400 1785 ROOF-HR85-550-750 1400 1785 ROOF-HR85-900-12k 1255 1985 PLEASE NOTE: All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise stated Packaging weight is to be added to the relevant unit or module weight THERM-X MVHRU IOM Page 48 of 108 Version 2.2, 18/06/2020...
8. INSTALLATION 8.1. LOCATION HRFL2 HR85 HR95 Suitable for indoor installation Suitable for outdoor installation (ducted) Ambient temperature C – +35 C – +60 C – +60 ° ° ° ° ° ° range Inlet temperature range C – +60 C –...
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The products are suitable for handling air that is free of heavy dust, grease, hazardous chemicals or other abrasive pollutants. The product is not designed to handle air containing flammable or explosive mixtures, chemical vapours, heavy dust, grime, grease, toxins, pathogenic organism, etc. Similarly, the product is not designed to be installed in environments having these characteristics.
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HR95-V (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Type 1000 HR95-080-V HR95-150-V 1000 HR95-250-V 1000 HR95-350-V 1100 1000 HR95-450-V 1300 1200 HR95-550-V 1600 1500 All dimensions in mm THERM-X MVHRU IOM Page 55 of 108 Version 2.2, 18/06/2020...
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HR95-H (Free Standing Horizontal MVHR with Plate Heat Exchanger) Type HR95-080-H 1000 1000 HR95-150-H 1000 1000 HR95-250-H 1000 1000 HR95-350-H 1000 1200 All dimensions in mm HR85 (Free Standing Vertical MVHR with Rotary Heat Exchanger) Type (V/U) HR85-070 HR85-100 HR85-150 HR85-200 1200 HR85-300...
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8.4. SAFE INSTALLATION DISTANCES All materials used at a distance less than 100 mm from the product must be non-flammable (do not burn, flame up, burn down) or only slightly flammable (do not burn, fall apart – e.g. plasterboard). These materials must not cover the inlet and outlet openings of the unit.
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8.5. POSITIONING AND SUPPORT All units must be installed in the horizontal position. Any other position is prohibited. The unit must be installed in such a way that the direction of the air inlet and outlets corresponds with the air circulation in the air distribution ductwork.
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Place the product in a horizontal position then tilt it about 3º towards the condensate connection (s) so that the condensate can easily drain away when in operation. Ceiling mounted products (HRFL2) Products for ceiling void installation are equipped with pre-fitted hanging brackets and anti-vibration mounts. The integral brackets shall be used in conjunction with suitable threaded drop rods to facilitate lifting and levelling.
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The design of the ceiling must provide for access to the product for commissioning and maintenance of the equipment. Discharge diffusers and plenum boxes should be supported independently from the ceiling. Return air grilles should not be positioned directly under the inlet of the product but located some distance away. They should ensure good air distribution throughout the room and that air at room temperature passes over return air temperature sensors (if fitted).
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Connections should be made using suitable clamps or clips ensuring that an airtight joint is achieved and the ductwork is then insulated and taped down. Ducting or connections smaller than the unit spigots should not be used. It is recommended that shut-off dampers are installed in the atmospheric side to avoid drafts when the equipment is not in operation.
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8.7. NON DUCTED CONNECTIONS If an opening of the unit is not connected to the ductwork, an metallic mesh in accordance with the Machinery Directive Requirements or similar protection must be used to avoid the contact with the fan, heating coils etc. ...
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8.8. OPTIONAL PRE HEATER COILS HRFL2/HR95 The unit can optionally be fitted with an electrical pre-heater manufactured with open coil heating elements and galvanized casing. The heater is complete with fully modulating SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) control (0-100%) and 2 stages of overheat protection (automatic and manual reset) all integral to the unit’s control strategy.
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HRFL2 The unit can optionally be fitted with an electrical post-heater manufactured with open coil heating elements and galvanized casing. The heater is complete with fully modulating SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) control (0-100%) and 2 stages of overheat protection (automatic and manual reset) all integral to the unit’s control strategy. ...
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8.10. PIPEWORK CONNECTIONS To avoid strain on pipe joints from movement or vibrations, pipework should be connected to the unit as soon as possible. Inlet and outlet connections shall be connected using suitable flexible hoses of the same size as the installation pipework.
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8.11. CONDENSATE REMOVAL As long as there are conditions favourable for the creation of condensate ensure the unit condensate outlet (s) is connected to an appropriate water waste system. Ensure the equipment is angled slightly (recommended 3 ) towards the condensate tray outlet spout to º...
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8.12. MODULAR UNITS (HR85-300 AND LARGER) HR85 units up to size 200 are supplied in a single piece. Larger units (300 and above) are supplied in a modular arrangement with each section individually packed and provided with quick-fit electrical and mechanical connections (assembly and wiring on site by others). ...
9. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 9.1. GENERAL Mains power supply wiring to the unit units should be via a local switch isolator fitted no more than 1.5 meters away from the unit electrical/controls enclosure. The isolator switch should have 3mm contact separation on both poles (‘live’ and ‘neutral’) and the unit must be earthed.
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9.2. MAINS POWER SUPPLY The connecting terminals for the mains power supply cable is located inside the controls housing. The minimum size of the protective grounding lead must be in compliance with local safety regulations for heavy current through the lead of the protective grounding of the device. ...
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HR85 Units HR85-070 units are provided with a CEE 7/16 circuit breaker rather than a mains power switch (isolator). IMPORTANT: Minimum size of the protective grounding lead must be in compliance with local safety regulations for high current. For these reasons, units of 450, 550 and 750 size are provided with an additional grounding terminal located close to the electronics.
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9.3. PANEL CONTROL BOARD The following generic wiring diagram depicts the panel control board installed in all Therm-X equipment. For additional information on the PCB connections and controls functionality please consult the document Therm-X MVHR Controls. THERM-X MVHRU IOM Page 71 of 108 Version 2.2, 18/06/2020...
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TERMINAL DESCRIPTION TERMINAL DESCRIPTION LF1 – INLET DAMPER (output L – open, 230V/2A AC) A (5-6) LF2 – OUTLET DAMPER (output L- open, 230V/2A B (3-4) HEAT PUMP CONTROL (output - ON/OFF, maximum load 230VAC / 2A) RUN CONTACT (output - NO/NC (settable), maximum A (7-8) B (7-8) HEAT PUMP COOL / HEAT settable (CO = NC/NO - DX = settable, volt free)
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9.4. TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLLER INSTALLATION Before starting the unit the controller must be wired to the unit. To wire the controller: 1. Grab the controller from the box. 2. Loosen the back of the controller with the help of a flathead screwdriver.
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9.5. MULTIPLE CONTROLLERS SETTING It is not possible to control multiple units from a single controller. To enable control of the equipment using multiple controllers the settings on the PCB and the wiring of the controller must be adjusted. ...
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9.6. BMS CONNECTION The equipment controls are equipped with Modbus RS-485, Modbus TCP/IP and BacNet TCP/IP interface. For connection to the BMS use a standard communication cable. Connect the cable to the assigned MODBUS or BACNET TCP connectors on the control board. Connect the other end to the main control unit. ...
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Daisy Chaining Daisy chaining several units is possible. The distance between the units should not exceed 50m. The units do not boost the signal. The total length of the chain should not exceed 150m. A signal repeater is recommended if the installation exceeds this length.
10. INSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES The Therm-X units can be supplied with a range of several mechanical and controls accessories. Additionally 3 party accessories with equivalent specification to those supplied by Barkell can also be used. Please check the suitability of 3 party accessories and controls with Barkell before installing or wiring them.
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10.2. DUCT TRANSITIONS Duct transitions are an optional accessory and will be delivered with the units only when ordered. Duct transitions are supplied loose for assembly on site by others. It is recommended that the duct transition is installed at least 2 duct diameters from the unit inlet/outlet connection in order to avoid air turbulence which might result on reduction of the equipment efficiency and lifetime.
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10.3. CIRCULAR ATTENUATORS (SPTGLX and SPTGLP) SPGTLX circular attenuators are an optional accessory and will be delivered with the units only when ordered. The attenuators are supplied loose for assembly on site by others. The attenuators are suitable for installation in indoor or outdoor locations. We expect the attenuator to be weather protected to match any external ductwork.
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10.4. RECTANGULAR MATCHED ATTENUATORS (SPTREC, SPTBRL and SPTBUD) Matched rectangular attenuators are an optional accessory and will be delivered with the units only when ordered. The attenuators are supplied loose for assembly on site by others. Fixings are not included. ...
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10.5. IAQ SENSORS Indoor Air Quality Sensors are an optional accessory and will be delivered with the units only when ordered. The sensors are supplied loose for assembly and wiring on site by others. Cabling not included. 4 core, 2 pair, individually screened cable i.e. Belden 8723 or equivalent. ...
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10.8. CONDENSATE PUMP (CERP-MAXI-ORANGE) Condensate pumps are an optional accessory and will be delivered with the units only when ordered. The pumps are supplied loose for installation and wiring on site by others. Condensate pumps are not suitable for external installation without additional weather protection. ...
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10.12. LPHW DUCT HEATERS (V-OK) LPHW duct heaters are an optional accessory and will be delivered with the units only when ordered. The water coil is designed for the maximum operating water temperature of +100°C and maximum operating pressure of 16bar ...
11. FIRST USE 11.1. BEFORE STARTING THE UNIT Check: Whether the unit is properly attached to its supporting structure (ceiling, floor, wall, etc…). Whether any tools or other objects have been left inside the unit. Whether the unit is properly closed, there is a duct connected to each outlet or a metallic mesh is in place to prevent contact with any rotating or heating element.
12. MAINTENANCE 12.1. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE When properly maintained, the life expectancy of the units under normal operating conditions is in excess of 15 years. We recommend checking and cleaning the unit every six months though this interval should be adapted to the operating conditions.
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Drain pans Clean with a brush and soapy solution and rinse with water. Ensure water drains freely. Casing Clean with a soapy solution. Check internal and external surfaces for corrosion, scratches or peeling paint. Clean and repair the damaged areas. Fans and Motors Check correct fan operation.
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12.2. CLEANING THE UNIT Unscrew the inspection cover(s) and access panel(s). Bear in mind the panel(s) weight before removing them order to prevent possible injury if dropped. Clean the unit with a vacuum cleaner, a brush and a cloth with a neutral soap solution. ...
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12.3. REPLACING THE FILTERS 1. Unscrew the inspection cover(s) and access panel(s). Bear in mind the panel(s) weight before removing them order to prevent possible injury if dropped. 2. Replace the filter. 3. Close the unit. IMPORTANT: If filters others than the ones provided by the OEM manufacturer are used please note the filter calibration procedure should be completed before the equipment is put back into operation.
13. TROUBLESHOOTING 13.1. ERROR CODES Error description Unit behaviour Potential cause Potential solution Overheated fan. Determine the cause of the overheating (defective bearing, short circuit, defective thermal contact...) and, if necessary, replace the fan. 4 – Supply fan failure The unit is not working. Defective thermal contact.
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Error description Unit behaviour Potential cause Potential solution Check that air can flow freely through the unit the electric heat exchanger might not be cooling sufficiently. Overheated post-heater 2. Check the safety thermostat on the electric heater for damage or malfunction.
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Error description Unit behaviour Potential cause Potential solution Check that the sensor is correctly connected to the PCB and test it by 16 – Inlet – External temperature Defective or disconnected The unit is not working. measuring its resistance (the resistance value at +20°C is around 10kΩ). sensor failure (T-EXT1) temperature sensor.
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Error description Unit behaviour Potential cause Potential solution Check whether the pressure tubing is kinked, disconnected or clogged by dirt. 26 - Failure in the pressure sensor Defective or disconnected The unit is ventilating. Check that module F is connected and operating correctly. of the exhaust filter pressure sensor.
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Error description Unit behaviour Potential cause Potential solution The equipment is unable to communicate with module B. The unit cannot control the 36 - B module error peripherals connected to Module The unit is not working. Check whether the communication cable between PCB A and B is damaged. If necessary, replace module B.
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Error description Unit behaviour Potential cause Potential solution The unit measures the 72 - Water heater - waiting for Autonomous process to assess the temperature of the air flowing through The unit is ventilating. temperature of the air flowing supply air temperature the exchanger to activate the next steps in LPHW control process through the heat exchanger.
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13.2. ELECTRIC HEATER OVERHEAT The safety thermostat disconnects if the electric heater overheats. After eliminating the cause of the overheat the safety thermostat located on the electric heater must be reset manually. The location of the safety thermostat is indicated with the label RESET in each unit. ...
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13.3. FUSES Location of fuses on the control panel: PLEASE NOTE: In the event of loss and subsequent recovery of the mains supply power the unit returns to the operating state stored before the failure took place. The unit should always recall the last stored operating status and all settings. If you fail to find or remove the cause of the fault, or if the repair requires intervention to the device, contact our offices.
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13.4. IF THE FAULT PERSISTS If you have not managed to fix the problem on your own please contact our offices. IMPORTANT: To facilitate the troubleshooting procedure please have the following data handy before contacting Barkell: - Project reference (i.e. BK012345) - Equipment type and model (i.e.
14. SPARES The estimated average equipment lifetime is 15 years when maintained in accordance with the instructions in the installation, operation and maintenance manual. We recommend acquiring 2 sets of spare filters as these will likely have to be replaced at the very least twice a year.
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14.1. SPARE FILTERS UNIT FILTER DIMENSIONS UNIT SIZE EN779 ISO16890 FILTER REFERENCE TYPE MODEL (WxHxD) HR95 080-H ISO Coarse 50% FILTR-HR95-2-H0800-G4-PRE PANEL 390x280x48 HR95 080-V ISO Coarse 50% FILTR-HR95-2-V0800-G4-PRE PANEL 463x285x48 HR95 080-H ISO Coarse 50% FILTR-HR95-2-H0800-G4 PANEL 390x280x96 HR95 080-V ISO Coarse 50% FILTR-HR95-2-V0800-G4...
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UNIT FILTER DIMENSIONS UNIT SIZE EN779 ISO16890 FILTER REFERENCE TYPE MODEL (WxHxD) HR85 100-V ISO ePM1 50% FILTR-HR85-V100 F7 705x345x330 HR85 100-U ISO ePM1 50% FILTR-HR85-U100 F7 705x290x290 HR85 150/200-V/U ISO ePM1 50% FILTR-HR85-VU150-VU200 F7 PANEL 805x430x48 HR85 300/450-V/U ISO ePM1 50% FILTR-HR85-VU300-VU450 F7 1060x525x300 HR85...
15. DISPOSAL Please ensure the equipment is turned off before beginning the disposal procedure. The equipment includes recyclable materials and should be dismantled in a specialized centre so that the recyclable materials can be re-used. Parts that cannot be recycled in should be taken to a legal waste disposal site.
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