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Fig. 13

CONNECTING THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY

Brown

Yellow/Green

Blue

Grey

Brown

SPACES FOR PLUMBING ATTACHMENTS (F

R

 -F

C

)

Fig. 12

70

182

Space for
pipes

1/2” G  entry

1/2” G  exit

70

Condensation disposal
F version

corresponding copper joint (external diameter
19mm) for horizontal FR- FCR units, ensuring
that the joints are sealed with suitable tape.

For vertical versions F - FC, if the
supplementary condensation tray is used,
connect the disposal to the junction at the
bottom of the tray itself.

Pour water slowly into the condensation tray
and ensure that it runs out correctly towards
the disposal without leaving traces or dripping.
Check that there are no cracks in the
condensation disposal pipes or incorrect
sloping.

3.2.3 Electricity connection

WARNING! Turn off the power before
connecting to the electricity supply and com-
plete the plumbing connections first and
ensure they are secure.

Ensure that the electricity supply is 230V - 50Hz
monophase and that there is an earth cable.

The electricity supply, where a fan heater is
mounted, should be protected and controlled
by an adequate load (minimum 3 mm. Contact
opening)  omnipolar switch and a 2A - 250V
fuse.

The fan heaters come without control panels
as there are various types to choose from.
Carry out the mounting operations for the
specific control panel according to the model
chosen and the type of installation (on the
side of the appliance or remote on a wall).

After mounting the control panel, connect the
electricity cable to the appropriate live, neutral
and earth terminals on the fan heater, inserting
the cable through the cable grip and cutting the
wires so that the yellow/green earth wire is
slightly longer than the other two.  This precaution
means that if the wires are accidentally
detached, the earth wire is the last to come out
of the terminal (fig. 13).

4. STARTING UP

4.1 CHECKS

4.1.1 Before starting up the fan heater, ensure
that all current rules and regulations have been
followed both with regard to heat generators and
to cooling systems, as well as those applying to
plants, including the fan heaters themselves.

4.1.2 Ensure that the monophase 230 V 

~

 

50 Hz

electricity supply and the earth cable are
connected to the appropriate terminals in the
appliance.

4.1.3 Ensure that water is circulating correctly
and bleed air using the appropriate bleed valves
situated on the collectors of the heat exchange
system.

4.2 SWITCHING ON

(references to control panel functions are as in
fig. 14).

a) Preparing the fan heater;

- version 1 controls:

put switch (A) in the "ON" position.
If there is one(in the electronic or 2 - pipe
microprocessor thermostats), put the

Summary of Contents for FR-FC-FCO-FCR 100

Page 1: ...Technical Information FR FC FCO FCR 100 800 Fan coil units series FR FC FCO FCR Models100 800...

Page 2: ...refully considered 3 Accorroni S r l is not responsible for any damage caused by the improper use of the appliance by any use different from the one designated or by any incomplete or approximate conf...

Page 3: ...2 4 Data control 22 2 5 Instruction use 22 3 INSTALLATION 23 3 1 Positioning 23 3 2 Installation procedures 23 4 STARTING UP 25 4 1 Checks 25 4 2 Starting up 25 5 REPLACING COMPONENTS 26 5 1 Fan grou...

Page 4: ...and in the following versions FR Vertical with casing For wall installation under windows or in anyotherfreespaceorpositionwhichoffers technical or functional advantages FC Horizontal with casing For...

Page 5: ...indicator light The control panel is set up for connection of a thermostat suppliedseparately whichmeans that in the heating mode the fan is activated only when the temperature of the water in the he...

Page 6: ...ry condensation collection tray for use with F FC vertical versions Pair of foot supports for F version with cover Frontal grille support for F FR versions with cover 90 air intake system for FC FCR v...

Page 7: ...2 G exit 1 2 G entry B 220 48 172 C 150 360 93 D D 1 7 SIZE AND MASS Mod 100 200 300 400 600 800 A 760 870 980 1 090 1 310 1 310 B 440 550 660 770 990 990 C 460 570 680 790 1 010 1 010 D 644 754 864...

Page 8: ...0 600 800 A 480 590 700 810 1 030 1 030 B 440 550 660 770 990 990 VERTICAL FC VERSION WITH CASING HORIZONTAL FCR VERSION WITH CASING 220 142 B A 525 144 45 477 274 1 2 G exit 1 2 G entry 525 A 1 2 G e...

Page 9: ...pag 8 1 8 DETAILED VIEW Vertical FR version with cover Fig 3 modd 100 200...

Page 10: ...pag 9 1 8 DETAILED VIEW Horizontal FC version with cover Fig 4 modd 100 200...

Page 11: ...pag 10 1 8 DETAILED VIEW Vertical FCO version with casing Fig 5 modd 100 200...

Page 12: ...pag 11 1 8 DETAILED VIEW Horizontal FCR version with casing Fig 6 modd 100 200...

Page 13: ...5 03 3 row heat exchange system 04 complete fan system 05 autotransformer 08 fan motor 09 fan casing fan Components Horizontal FC version with cover fig 4 01 cover with grille 02 variation G with fron...

Page 14: ...790 868 Max charge loss cooling water E 1 22 2 70 7 65 10 55 26 45 31 00 max 210 340 450 560 760 1 000 med 180 280 400 485 630 890 min 150 240 340 434 540 780 Number of fans max 30 6 39 5 40 7 42 3 44...

Page 15: ...0 900 Portata acqua l h Resa termica kW 20 30 40 50 60 70 Le rese temiche del grafico corrispondono alla massima velocit Per conoscere le rese alle altre velocit moltiplicare i valori per i seguenti c...

Page 16: ...0 50 60 70 Le rese temiche del grafico corrispondono alla massima velocit Per conoscere le rese alle altre velocit moltiplicare i valori per i seguenti coefficienti V med 0 91 V min 0 83 T T acqua ent...

Page 17: ...0 70 Le rese temiche del grafico corrispondono alla massima velocit Per conoscere le rese alle altre velocit moltiplicare i valori per i seguenti coefficienti V med 0 93 V min 0 86 T T acqua entrante...

Page 18: ...iply by coefficient K FR FC FCO FCR 100 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 Portata kg h P kPa FR FC FCO FCR 200 0 6...

Page 19: ...mperatures multiply by coefficient K FR FC FCO FCR 400 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 240 260 280 300 320 340 360 380 400 420 440 460 480 500 520 540 560 580 600 Portata kg h P kPa FR FC FCO FCR 300 1...

Page 20: ...loss at different temperatures multiply by coefficient K FR FC FCO FCR 600 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 Portata kg h P kPa FR FC FCO FCR 800 1...

Page 21: ...nk ro red v green vi purple WARNING Install a sectioning device with contact opening of at least 3 mm on the appliance and protect the electrical wiring with 2A 250 V fuses Variation for connecting 80...

Page 22: ...URSCODES ar orange az blue b white g v yellow green gi yellow gr grey m brown n black r pink ro red v green vi purple ELETRONICTHERMOSTAT1 Fan Summer Winter ELETRONICTHERMOSTAT2 Water thermostat Outsi...

Page 23: ...engineer who can guarantee correctcomplianceandexecution of all necessary operations 2 3 TRANSPORT AND HANDLING The fan heater comes in a standard cardboard pack with internal expanded polystyrene or...

Page 24: ...ion units F FC must be placed at a height of about 10 cm from the floor so that air is collected correctly by the fan heater There must be the same distance betweenthewallandthebackoftheappliance for...

Page 25: ...at screwdriver or a size 8 hexagonal spanner on the one in the highest position in the circuit Close the bleed valves and check carefully that there have been no losses at the various junctions Connec...

Page 26: ...e various types to choose from Carry out the mounting operations for the specific control panel according to the model chosen and the type of installation on the side of the appliance or remote on a w...

Page 27: ...ing the filter cover and any panels where the heater is installed in a casing For vertical versions F FC take the rubber condensation disposal joint off from under the tray Disconnect the electrical w...

Page 28: ...6 2 RECOMMENDATIONS IMPROPER USE WARNING To ensure correct and safe use of the fan heater do not use the heater for any purpose other than that for which it was designed do not lean on jump over or s...

Page 29: ...it is not necessary to touch the temperature control if there is one but to proceed as follows Version 1 controls Turn switch A to OFF Version 2 controls Turn switch B to OFF 7 3 2Toturnofftheheaterfo...

Page 30: ...he minimum and to keep the fan heater in perfect workingorder thusensuringmaximumefficiency at the lowest costs it is advisable to have a general check carried out by a specialist at the start of ever...

Page 31: ...FC FCO FCR Models 100 200 300 400 600 800 With reference to the above appliances Accorroni S r l D E C L A R E S thattheseproducts conformtothe98 37EECdirectiveregardingmachinery andalsoconformtothef...

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