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- Page 1 Service instruction SAVE VSC 200 SAVE VSC 300 SAVE VSC–E 200 SAVE VSC–E 300...
- Page 2 Table of contents 1 Introduction ............1 To install the water cooler in the supply air duct ............20 Document description........1 5.10 To install the ground heat exchanger....21 Product overview......... 1 5.11 To install the heat pump with change-over Name plate ..........
- Page 3 The proce- dures must be done by approved personnel only. Document description Speak to Systemair for more information on how to install ac- cessories that are not mentioned in this document. Product overview...
- Page 4 • Approved protective helmet • Approved hearing protection • Approved protective gloves • Approved protective shoes • Approved work clothing Use a mobile device to scan the scannable code and go to the Systemair documentation portal for more documentation and document translations.
- Page 5 The serial number is found on the name plate. • For more information about spare parts, contact technical support. • Always use spare parts from Systemair. • To find spare parts, refer to the scannable code on the name plate. To open the door...
- Page 6 To replace the temperature sensor Remove the defective sensor. – Remove connector together with the defective sensor. – If the cable does not have a connector then cut the cable close to the defective sensor (maximum 100 17 ± 1 mm mm).
- Page 7 Operation Supply air fan is set to High level and extract air fan is set to Low The product can be controlled in different ways: level to increase air pressure with- in the apartment for better dust • SAVE CONNECT – wireless control with a mobile collection through central vacuum application.
- Page 8 Priority of functions and Indoor air quality modes The product automatically controls indoor humidity User modes and functions such as Away, Crowded, Fire- and/or CO levels. When air quality deteriorates, place, Holiday, Refresh are always interrupted by manual the airflow is increased. selection of Auto and Manual modes.
- Page 9 • Alarms log The last 20 alarms can be viewed in the alarm log. 4.7.1 Overview of the alarms Note: If alarm continues, speak to Systemair technical support. Alarm Explanation Solution A class alarms: Frost protection Water temperature in the heating coil is Make sure the water circulation pump is too low.
- Page 10 • Wait until the bypass damper func- tionality test is complete. If the alarm occurs again after approxi- mately 3 minutes, speak to Systemair technical support. Rotor motor feedback Heat exchanger rotor motor malfunction.
- Page 11 Alarm Explanation Solution Filter warning Notification about the upcoming filter Make sure to change filters within a change. month. Filter Time for filter change. Change the filter. Details about filter retailers can be found in Help menu. External stop The product was stopped by an exter- Remove the cause of stop signal.
- Page 12 Configure the alarm signal from the Start/Stop Circ. Configure the stop and start signals Extra controller external heater, cooler or pre-heater. Pump, Y1 for the circulation pump. alarm Heating Start/Stop Circ. Configure the fluid temperature feed- Change-over Pump, Y3 back signal from the change-over feedback Cooling system.
- Page 13 Range: 0–20 °C. Range: –30 °C – 40 °C. • Set the circulation pump stop delay. Default setting is 5 mi- • Set P-band. Default setting is 4 °C. nutes. Only available if the heater type is Water or Range: 1–60 °C. Change-over.
- Page 14 Setting Manual Manual Flow Pressure External Manual Fan Stop — enables or disables the manual fan stop. Default setting is OFF. Pressure Sensors – – Supply air fan control sensor: – — configure sen- Pressure at 0V: 0-500 Pa, default set- sor voltage rela- ting 0 Pa tion to pressure.
- Page 15 • Set by-pass location. Default setting is based on the prod- 4.9.7 Logs uct configuration. See information about alarms, fans and Supply / Extract. parameters. • Set if the secondary air is permitted. Default setting is Off. Off / On. Fans Levels •...
- Page 16 4.10 Overview of Help menu See FAQ (frequently asked questions), trou- bleshooting of alarms, contact information for support. • Service Partner details — information about service partner. – Company – Telephone – Homepage – Email • User modes – detailed description of all user modes. •...
- Page 17 Accessory overview Schematic layout of available accessories RMK-T PTC-S PH-S CO 2 PH-E AI DO WH/WC (cooling) (heating) RL RL AO DO • ELH — electric heater 5.1.1 Explanation of symbols • PH — outdoor air duct heater • 1 — Outdoor air •...
- Page 18 • RMK-T — relay kit with a transformer List of accessories: • U — outdoor damper • Systemair-1 CO2 duct sensor — 14906 • V — exhaust damper • Systemair-E CO2 sensor — 14904 • GHT — ground heat exchanger •...
- Page 19 To install the electric heater in To install the PTC heater in the outdoor air duct the outdoor air duct List of accessories: List of accessories: • SAVE VSC 200: CB 125-0,6 230V/1 — 5289, CB 125-1,2 • SAVE VSC 200: PTC – DN125 – 0.8kW — 215132 230V/1 —...
- Page 20 To install the electric heater in To install the PTC heater in the supply air duct the supply air duct List of accessories: List of accessories: • SAVE VSC 200: CB 125-0,6 230V/1 — 5289, CB 125-1,2 • SAVE VSC 200: PTC – DN125 – 0.8kW — 215132 230V/1 —...
- Page 21 To install the electric heater in To install the water heater in the supply air duct (extra the supply air duct zone) List of accessories: • SAVE VSC 200: VBC 125-2 — 5457, SAVE VSC 300: List of accessories: VBC 160-2 — 5458 •...
- Page 22 To configure: To install the water cooler in Go to Service menu. the supply air duct Enter the password (default 1111). List of accessories: Set the heater type Components � Heater � Water. • SAVE VSC 200: CWK 125-3-2,5 — 30021, SAVE VSC Set the actuator voltage type.
- Page 23 5.10 To install the ground heat 5.11 To install the heat pump with exchanger change-over valve The ground heat exchanger can be connected to an outdoor List of accessories: air duct to increase the air temperature and prevent ice on •...
- Page 24 To configure: 5.12 To install dampers Go to Service menu. Install dampers in the exhaust and outdoor ducts to prevent Enter the password (default 1111). cold draughts and condensation when the product is set to off. Set the heater type Components � Heater � Change- over.
- Page 25 5.13 To install the differential 5.14 To connect more than one pressure switch control panel The differential pressure switch sends a signal when air pres- Up to 10 control panels can be connected to one product. sure in the air duct gets to the set value. •...
- Page 26 To install: 5.16 To connect the presence Connect the control panels to the diverting plug. detector The maximum cable length is 50 meters. Any required function can be started by a presence detector Connect the diverting plug to the connection box. when there is a movement in the room.
- Page 28 © Copyright Systemair AB All rights reserved Systemair AB reserves the rights to alter their products without notice. This also applies to products already ordered, as long as it does not affect the previously agreed specifications. Document in original language...
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