Features; Names Of Parts; Before You Start The Lossnay - Mitsubishi Electric VL-100U5-E Operating Instructions Manual

Features

The Lossnay ventilator, from Mitsubishi
Running the Lossnay
The Lossnay moves dirty indoor air outside
(exhausting it) and brings clean air from the
outside in (providing air supply).
When it supplies air, it brings outside air close
to room temperature (functioning as a heat
exchanger).
* The Lossnay is not an air-conditioner. It is
a ventilating fan that exchanges heat as it
ventilates.
 Since it not only sends indoor air out but also
brings fresh air in, it works well in tightly sealed
homes.
 Since it is a heat exchanger, it provides heating
and cooling at a lower cost than ventilators that
merely exhaust.
 Built-in filters reduce the amount of dust,
pollen and other particles entering the house in
outside air.
 To prevent freezing or damage to the Lossnay
Core, stop the unit if the outside temperature
falls below -10°C and the room's humidity
rises above 40%. (The other conditions about
temperature and humidity are based on Table
1 as a reference.)
Table 1
Outside temperature (°C) -10 -15 -20 -25
Temperature (°C) 20
Indoors
Humidity (%)
20 20 15
40 35 30 30
Eng-4

Names of parts

Lossnay Core
Louver
(Heat exchanger)
Core handle
Filter frame
Outside air filter
Power plug Pull cord
(VL-100U -E only) (VL-100U
5

Before you start the Lossnay

Preparing to turn the power on
1. Turn the circuit breaker on at the distribution
board.
2. Insert the power plug into the wall outlet. (VL-
100U -E only)
5
Panel
Exhaust air filter
Shutter knob
-E only)
5
Breaker
Power plug