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IVES0LJ 1707 - 5880761_01

• Maximum number of MASTER fan coils = 64
• Maximum number of SLAVE fan coils which can be connected to each MASTER = 5

VMF-E5B / VMF-E5N MAIN INTERFACE FOR SYSTEM SUPERVISION

Recessed panel available in two colours,

VMF-E5B white and VMF-E5N black

with backlit graphic LCD display and

capacitive keypad, for centralised

command/control of a complete

hydronic system consisting of:

• Fan coils: up to 64 fan coils zones

composed of 1 max 5 slaves.

• Chiller/Heat pump equipped with

Modu_Control, GR3 and pCO2 / PCO

controls (RS 485 interface mandatory

accessor y, MODU -485A, AER485,

AER485P2 / AER485P1 respectively)

• Circulators: maximum 12 configurable

zone circulators.

• Boiler: boiler consent management for

hot water production.

• Heat recovery units: maximum 3

consents for programmable heat

recovery units according to time periods

and/or through the air quality detection

obtained with VMF-VOC accessory.

• Domestic hot water module: complete

management of domestic hot water

production through the control of:

- Diverter valve/circulator

- Integrative heater

- Accumulation temperature probe

- Anti-Legionella cycle

The main feature is the possibility

of managing the system through

alg orith ms aim ed at ac hi evi n g

environmental comfort with a view to

energy saving.

For complete information on operation

refer to the accessory manual.

ATTENTION!: Not all the functions of the accessory can be applied to the unit. Check the compatibility of the functions with the

configuration of the unit and of the other accessories applied. For complete information relating to the functions please refer to the

technical manual of the unit and accessories.

ACCESSORIES

VMF-E1

VMF-SIT

VED

VMF-E1

VMF-SIT

VED

VMF-E1

VMF-SIT

VED

VMF-E5B

VMF-E5N

VMF-E4

ATTENTION: The VMF-E5 panel allows you to manage

individual masters.
The slave units connected to each master cannot be managed
individually by the VMF-E5 panel, but they take on the settings of
the master to which they are connected.

Summary of Contents for VES030

Page 1: ...VES030 VES040 VES130 VES140 VES230 VES240 VES330 VES340 IVES0LJ 1707 5880761_01 ...

Page 2: ...OSSERVAZIONI REMARKS REMARQUES OBSERVACIONES HINWEISE ...

Page 3: ...pacity output 4 pipe system configuration 22 main coil pressure drops when cold with water 7 12 c 23 main coil pressure drops when cold with water 13 18 c 23 main coil pressure drops when hot with water 50 45 c 24 main coil pressure drops when hot with water 70 60 c 24 flow static pressure 25 correction factors in functioning with glycol water 29 soundpowerlevelexpressed in db A VES 030 40 30 soun...

Page 4: ...eren wenn sein Gewicht die 25kg übersteigt NO transportar la máquina solos si su peso es superior a los 25Kg NON lasciare gli imballi sciolti durante il trasporto Non rovesciare DO NOT leave boxes unsecured during transportation Do not overturn NE PAS laisser les emballages sans attaches durant le transport Ne pas renverser NICHT die Verpackungen während des Transports geöffnet lassen Nicht stürze...

Page 5: ... crowded areas or that requirehighhygienic standards DURING OPERATION Always leave the filter mounted on the fan coil during operation otherwise the dust in theair will dirtythesurface ofthe coil IT IS NORMAL When in cooling mode water vapour can come out of the fan coil air flow When in heating mode a slight hissing sound can be heard near the fan coil The fan coil may sometimes emit unpleasant o...

Page 6: ...s 2 way valve accessories for systems with variable water flow rate Wide range of useful static pressure Centrifugal fans in antistatic plastic Due to their features they allow to reduce the energy consumption with respect to normal fans Fans with wing shaped profile studied to obtain high flow rate and static pressure performance and low noise emission at the same time Compatible with the VMF sys...

Page 7: ...e CONDENSATE DRAIN Every device is equipped with a condensate drip tray for vertical and horizontal installation The fan coil tray has 2 condensate drains on the right and left side We recommend using the condensate drain fitting on the side of the hydraulic connections HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS The connections on the left side are for female fittings The coil can be rotated to take the connections to...

Page 8: ...ound pressure and power level of the fan coils at the various speeds is stated in separate tables For the ducted installations the sound power level is expressed in terms of air flow rate and static pressure and is represented by graphics in our selection programs The static pressure of the wall ceiling mounted versions based on the air flow rate and fan speed are shown in table form the curves ar...

Page 9: ...due to the heat expansion of the elements plastic and metal however this does not cause damage to the unit unless the maximum operating temperature is exceeded 030 040 130 140 230 240 330 340 Maximum water inlet temperature C 80 Maximum water inlet temperature recommended C 65 Maximum operating pressure kPa 800 Minimum water flow rate Main coil l h 80 80 80 80 80 80 150 150 Maximum water flow rate...

Page 10: ...707 W m 1756 1890 2875 3082 3569 3756 4816 5117 W l 1250 1300 2202 2435 2854 3396 4004 4462 sensitive cooling capacity W h 1360 1463 2343 2380 2895 3011 3853 4093 W m 1244 1324 2173 2207 2621 2734 3443 3664 W l 884 860 1591 1680 2126 2345 2852 3178 water ow rate l h h 330 360 535 569 679 702 922 982 l h m 302 325 496 530 614 646 829 880 l h l 215 224 379 419 491 584 689 768 water pressure drops kP...

Page 11: ... 58 58 db a m 52 52 53 53 54 54 55 55 db a l 44 44 47 47 49 49 38 38 sound power outlet db a h 50 50 50 50 42 42 54 54 db a m 48 48 48 48 49 49 51 51 db a l 40 40 42 42 44 44 34 34 coil connections 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 coil connections additional heat exchanger regulator ON signal h 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 m 8 8 8 4 8 4 8 7 9 8 l 5 2 5 2 6 6 6 6 4 6 4 6 6 electric power supply 230v 1 50hz VES 030...

Page 12: ...ntering of its heat drop and temperature of the air with dry bulb and wet bulb respectively for sensitive yield and total yield for standard coil versions The performances at medium and minimum speed are obtained by multiplying the values in the table by the corrective factors indicated for each speed NB The yield values marked in bold indicate the nominal value The cooling capacities of the table...

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Page 21: ...01 9556 2479 8458 2167 7394 10 3158 10777 2821 9626 2489 8492 2152 7341 1804 6156 15 2739 9347 2366 8074 1916 6539 1247 4255 715 2441 VES40 T w Water C Air R T in C in dt 16 18 20 22 24 W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h 70 5 4391 14983 4201 14335 4014 13696 3829 13066 3648 12446 10 4291 14640 4973 16967 3916 13362 3732 12732 3547 12103 15 4173 14239 3983 13591 3796 12952 3609 12313 3427 1169...

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Page 23: ...ater flow rate l h Water flow rate l h Coil pressure drops kPa Coil pressure drops kPa MAIN COIL PRESSURE DROPS WHEN COLD WITH WATER 13 18 C 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 VES 30 VES 40 VES 130 VES 140 VES 230 VES 240 VES 330 VES 340 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 VES 30 VES 40 VES 130 VES 140 VES 230 VES 240 VES 330 VES 340 ...

Page 24: ...Water flow rate l h Water flow rate l h Coil pressure drops kPa Coil pressure drops kPa Average water temperature C 5 10 15 20 50 60 70 Multiplicative coefficients 1 03 1 0 96 0 91 0 78 0 75 0 72 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 VES 30 VES 40 VES 130 VES 140 VES 230 VES 240 VES 330 VES 340 ...

Page 25: ...ing to the duct pressure drops by selecting an appropriate speed The chart shows the useful static pressure of the machines with an enhanced multi speed motor according to the fan air flow rate and speed V1 V6 VES 040 FLOW STATIC PRESSURE Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa VES 030 Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa ...

Page 26: ... static pressure of the machines with an enhanced multi speed motor according to the fan air flow rate and speed V1 V6 FLOW STATIC PRESSURE Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa VES 130 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa VES 140 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 65...

Page 27: ...shows the useful static pressure of the machines with an enhanced multi speed motor according to the fan air flow rate and speed V1 V6 FLOW STATIC PRESSURE VES 230 Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa VES 240 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 350 450 550 650 750 850 950 V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 350 450 550 650 750 850 950 V1 V2 ...

Page 28: ...ing to the duct pressure drops by selecting an appropriate speed The chart shows the useful static pressure of the machines with an enhanced multi speed motor according to the fan air flow rate and speed V1 V6 FLOW STATIC PRESSURE Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa VES 330 VES 340 Air flow rate m3 h Useful static pressure Pa ...

Page 29: ... R E C T I O N FA C T O R S I N F U N C T I O N I N G W I T H G LY C O L W AT E R IN COOLING MODE IN HEATING MODE Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Key ...

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Page 34: ...2 wire serial communication this thermostat allows for the creation of a single fan coil area 1 master maximum 5 slaves The thermostat is protected by a fuse The wall recessed panel allows you to control the functions of a complete hydronic system via a capacitive touch keyboard BV VCF_X4 Kit of valves for systems with 4 pipes and fan coils with one 2 connection coil Kit made of special motorised ...

Page 35: ...Accessories for installation AMP DSC4 3 ZX7 ZX8 Condensate drip trays BC4 4 BC6 BC9 Grids GA22 GA32 GA42 GA62 GAF22 GAF32 GAF42 GAF62 GM22 GM32 GM42 GM62 SE20X 5 SE30X 5 SE40X 5 SE80X 5 Plenum for ducted installation RDA000V RDA100V RDA200V RDA300V RPA000V 6 RPA100V 6 RPA200V 6 RPA300V 6 RDAC000V RDAC100V RDAC200V RDAC300V PA000V 6 PA100V 6 PA200V 6 PA300V 6 PM000V 6 PM100V 6 PM200V 6 PM300V 6 RPM...

Page 36: ...to the fan coils with VMF E0 E1 thermostats except for models in which absorption of the motor does not exceed 0 7A Every fan coil must be interfaced with a VMF SIT3 card VMF SIT3 is supplied with a 2A fuse for protection of the fan coil If the fan coils absorb more than 2A and up to 4A the fuse inside must be replaced with a 4A fuse supplied For absorption over 4A the VMF SIT3 accessory cannot be...

Page 37: ...ystem ensures the complete control of every single component of a hydronic system both local and centralised through communication between the various system components managing the performance without neglecting the end user s request for comfort at any time but reaching it as efficiently as possible with consequent energy savings Summing up the advantages of a such an innovative control with the...

Page 38: ... request display Up to two 2 way or 3 way ON OFF valves One electric heater activation Germicidal lamp Plasmacluster filter One air temperature probe One water temperature probe with mini mum and maximum temperature and changeover function One additional water probe accessory to control the second coil 4 pipe sys tems Season changeover based on water or air temperature for 4 pipe systems Input for...

Page 39: ...temperature the operation mode In addition the digital display shows the set temperature the room temperature any alarms VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF...

Page 40: ...ed with VMF VOC accessory Domestic hot water module complete management of domestic hot water production through the control of Diverter valve circulator Integrative heater Accumulation temperature probe Anti Legionella cycle The main feature is the possibility of managing the system through algorithms aimed at achieving environmental comfort with a view to energy saving For complete information o...

Page 41: ...tated ventilation The SW3 minimum water temperature probe is available as an accessory This prevents functioning in heating mode with water temperatures below 35 C For further information refer to the accessory instructions Wall installation PXAE CONTROL PANEL WITH MULTIFUNCTION ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT Electronic thermostat for fan coils installed with 2 pipe systems The panel is protected electrica...

Page 42: ...ake both longitudinal and perpendicular to the air flow passing through the VES unit The sides of the RPA_V intake plenum are set for the connection of a circular section channel by means of the KFV accessory KFV KFV RPA_V PA_V INTAKE PLENUM WITH CIRCULAR FLANGES PA_V is an intake plenum made of galvanised sheet steel with plastic circular flanges having variable section This accessory is for conn...

Page 43: ... accessory allows for both longitudinal and perpendicular delivery to the air flow passing through the VES unit The sides of the RPM_V flow plenum are set for the connection of a circular section channel by means of the KFV accessory PM_V FLOW PLENUM WITH CIRCULAR FLANGES KFV KFV RPM_V PM_V is a flow plenum made of galvanised sheet steel fully insulated with plastic circular flanges having variabl...

Page 44: ...FOR MAIN COIL ACCESSORIES VCF45H Kit made up of 3 way motorised valves copper fittings and pipes For heating only coil Power supply 230V 1 50Hz VCF47H Kit made up of 3 way motorised valves copper fittings and pipes For heating only coil Power supply 230V 1 50Hz VCF25H Kit made up of 2 way motorised valves with copper fittings and pipes For main coil Power supply 230V 1 50Hz VJP valves can guarante...

Page 45: ...S unit is set up for connections with air ducts VES fan coils are equipped with 5 speed motors it is possible to select the 3 operating speeds by modifying the connections in the electric box of the motor The fan coils are provided with standard speed connections Refer to the wiring diagram before changing the motor connections If the valve is installed the water minimum temperature probe can be i...

Page 46: ...omponents supplied as accessories verify their availability ATTENTION Check that the control panel can withstand the load of the electric motor otherwise insert an SIT3 accessory interface between the fan coil and the control panel ATTENTION The units equipped with VMF series thermostats must be coupled with a VMF SIT accessory interface In the case of coupling with remote control panels comply wi...

Page 47: ...c connection remove the front closing panel and proceed as follows Remove the condensate collection tray Remove the cover from the coil by loosening the screws Remove the screws that fasten the coil and remove the latter Remove the push out elements from the right side ATTENTION Before rotating the coil refer to the coil rotation diagram The coil must be rotated and installed correctly Rotate the ...

Page 48: ...576 576 807 807 1027 1027 1148 1148 B mm 550 550 781 781 1001 1001 1122 1122 C mm 500 500 731 731 951 951 1072 1072 D mm 530 530 761 761 981 981 1102 1102 Weight Kg 20 21 23 24 29 5 32 32 5 34 41 Ø17 5 A Slot 20x9 25 111 584 253 141 378 273 350 98 25 217 167 156 149 96 24 24 25 B C D ...

Page 49: ...www aermec com The technical data given on this documentation is not binding AERMECS p A reservestherighttoapplyallthemodificationsdeemednecessaryforimprovingtheproductatanytime AERMEC is participating in the EUROVENT Program FCU The relevant products are featured on the website www eurovent certification com ...

Page 50: ...VES_I030 VES_I040 VES_I130 VES_I140 VES_I230 VES_I240 VES_I330 VES_I340 5880751_01 17 07 ...

Page 51: ...OSSERVAZIONI REMARKS REMARQUES OBSERVACIONES HINWEISE ...

Page 52: ...ING CAPACITY OUTPUT VES_I240 18 COOLING CAPACITY OUTPUT VES_I330 19 COOLING CAPACITY OUTPUT VES_I340 20 HEATING CAPACITY OUTPUT 2 PIPE SYSTEM 21 HEATING CAPACITY OUTPUT 4 PIPE SYSTEM 22 MAIN COIL PRESSURE DROPS WHEN COLD WITH WATER 7 12 C 23 MAIN COIL PRESSURE DROPS WHEN COLD WITH WATER 13 18 C 23 MAIN COIL PRESSURE DROPS WHEN HOT WITH WATER 65 55 C 24 MAIN COIL PRESSURE DROPS WHEN HOT WITH WATER ...

Page 53: ...enn sein Gewicht die 25kg übersteigt NO transportar la máquina solos si su peso es superior a los 25Kg NON lasciare gli imballi sciolti durante il trasporto Non rovesciare DO NOT leave boxes unsecured during transportation Do not overturn NE PAS laisser les emballages sans attaches durant le transport Ne pas renverser NICHT die Verpackungen während des Transports geöffnet lassen Nicht stürzen NO d...

Page 54: ...d areas or that requirehighhygienic standards DURING OPERATION Always leave the filter mounted on the fan coil during operation otherwise the dust in theair will dirtythesurface ofthe coil IT IS NORMAL When in cooling mode water vapour can come out of the fan coil air flow When in heating mode a slight hissing sound can be heard near the fan coil The fan coil may sometimes emit unpleasant odours d...

Page 55: ...accessories for systems with variable water flow rate Wide range of useful static pressure Centrifugal fans in antistatic plastic Due to their features they allow to reduce the energy consumption with respect to normal fans Fans with wing shaped profile studied to obtain high flow rate and static pressure performance and low noise emission at the same time Compatible with the VMF system Wide range...

Page 56: ...N Every device is equipped with a condensate drip tray for vertical and horizontal installation The fan coil tray has 2 condensate drains on the right and left side We recommend using the condensate drain fitting on the side of the hydraulic connections HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS The connections on the left side are for female fittings The coil can be rotated to take the connections to the right side T...

Page 57: ...ound pressure and power level of the fan coils at the various speeds is stated in separate tables For the ducted installations the sound power level is expressed in terms of air flow rate and static pressure and is represented by graphics in our selection programs The static pressure of the wall ceiling mounted versions based on the air flow rate and fan speed are shown in table form the curves ar...

Page 58: ... the heat expansion of the elements plastic and metal however this does not cause damage to the unit unless the maximum operating temperature is exceeded 030 040 130 140 230 240 330 340 Maximum water inlet temperature C 80 Maximum water inlet temperature recommended C 65 Maximum operating pressure kPa 800 Minimum water flow rate Main coil l h 80 80 80 80 80 80 150 150 Maximum water flow rate Main ...

Page 59: ...10 5880751_01 TECHNICAL DATA ...

Page 60: ...230 240 330 340 A mm 217 217 217 217 217 217 217 217 B mm 550 550 781 781 1001 1001 1122 1122 C mm 584 584 584 584 584 584 584 584 D mm 576 576 807 807 1027 1027 1148 1148 Net weight Kg 22 24 25 33 33 34 35 34 B D C A DIMENSIONAL DATA mm ...

Page 61: ...g of its heat drop and temperature of the air with dry bulb and wet bulb respectively for sensitive yield and total yield for standard coil versions The performances at medium and minimum speed are obtained by multiplying the values in the table by the corrective factors indicated for each speed NB The yield values marked in bold indicate the nominal value The cooling capacities of the table must ...

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Page 70: ...6 2479 8458 2167 7394 10 3158 10777 2821 9626 2489 8492 2152 7341 1804 6156 15 2739 9347 2366 8074 1916 6539 1247 4255 715 2441 VES_I40 T w Water C Air R T in C in dt 16 18 20 22 24 W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h 70 5 4391 14983 4201 14335 4014 13696 3829 13066 3648 12446 10 4291 14640 4973 16967 3916 13362 3732 12732 3547 12103 15 4173 14239 3983 13591 3796 12952 3609 12313 3427 11693 65...

Page 71: ...15 4140 14126 3652 12462 3157 10773 2647 9033 15 4020 13716 3472 11848 2812 9596 1830 6244 1050 3583 VES_I340 T w Water C Air R T in C in dt 16 18 20 22 24 W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h W BTU h 70 5 12280 41900 11748 40087 11225 38300 10709 36540 10201 34806 10 11998 40940 13906 47448 10951 37366 10435 35606 9919 33846 15 11670 39820 11139 38006 10615 36220 10091 34433 9583 32699 65 5 11115 1111...

Page 72: ...er flow rate l h Coil pressure drops kPa Coil pressure drops kPa MAIN COIL PRESSURE DROPS WHEN COLD WITH WATER 13 18 C 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 VES_I 30 VES_I 40 VES_I 130 VES_I 140 VES_I 230 VES_I 240 VES_I 330 VES_I 340 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 VES_I 30 VES_I 40 VES_I 130 VES_I 140 VES_I 230 VES_I 240 VES_I 330 VES_I 340...

Page 73: ... C Water flow rate l h Water flow rate l h Coil pressure drops kPa Coil pressure drops kPa Average water temperature C 5 10 15 20 50 60 70 Multiplicative coefficients 1 03 1 0 96 0 91 0 78 0 75 0 72 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 VES_I30 BV030 VES_I130 BV130 VES_I230 BV230 VES_I330 BV162 ...

Page 74: ... 100 120 0 200 400 600 800 1000 7 V 9 V 5 V 2 V 0 0 0029 0 0058 0 0087 0 0116 0 0145 0 0174 0 118 235 353 471 589 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 7 V 9 V 5 V 2 V 0 0 0029 0 0058 0 0087 0 0116 0 0145 0 0174 0 118 235 353 471 589 706 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 0 500 1000 1500 2 V 5 V 7 V 9 V 0 0 0029 0 0058 0 0087 0 0116 0 0145 0 0174 0 0203 0 294 589 883 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 100...

Page 75: ... T I O N FA C T O R S I N F U N C T I O N I N G W I T H G LY C O L WAT E R IN COOLING MODE IN HEATING MODE Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Average glycol water temperature Corrective factor Key ...

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Page 80: ...level differ ences must be exceeded SE External air damper with manual control Accessories for ducted installation RDA_V Straight intake connection with rectangular flange RDAC_V RPA_V Intake plenum with rectangular flange RDMC_V Straight discharge with circular flanges Internally insulated PA_V Intake plenum with circular flanges Flanges in plastic material RPM_V Discharge plenum with rectangular...

Page 81: ...00V 4 PM100V 4 PM200V 4 PM300V 4 RPM000V 4 RPM100V 4 RPM200V 4 RPM300V 4 RDMC000V RDMC100V RDMC200V RDMC300V KFV10 For more details on the control panels and VMF system refer to the dedicated sheet 1 VCF4324 VCFD324 VCF4524 VCZD424 VJP060M are 24V 2 DSC4 It s not available with AMP BC VMF system 3 The accessory SE require pairing with ZX 4 All the Plenums RPA_V PA_V RPM_V PM_V have a circular push...

Page 82: ...ical manual of the unit and accessories ACCESSORIES VMF VARIABLE MULTI FLOW SYSTEM VMF Variable Multi Flow System Hydronic system management and control unit for air conditioning heating and domestic hot water production The VMF system ensures the complete control of every single component of a hydronic system both local and centralised through communication between the various system components m...

Page 83: ...ture the operation mode In addition the digital display shows the set temperature the room temperature any alarms VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E0 VMF E1 VMF SIT VED VMF E4 VMF E0 VMF...

Page 84: ... VMF VOC accessory Domestic hot water module complete management of domestic hot water production through the control of Diverter valve circulator Integrative heater Accumulation temperature probe Anti Legionella cycle The main feature is the possibility of managing the system through algorithms aimed at achieving environmental comfort with a view to energy saving For complete information on opera...

Page 85: ...ndicates the presence of people in the room requires specific connection Ventilation suspended or activation from Economy mode the sensor indicates the absence of people in the room requires specific connection Ventilation suspended the contact indicates window open requires specific connection Installer configuration error or alarm Motor alarm Valve alarm Dirty filter function indicates when it i...

Page 86: ...longitudinal and perpendicular to the air flow passing through the VES_I unit The sides of the RPA_V intake plenum are set for the connection of a circular section channel by means of the KFV accessory KFV KFV RPA_V PA_V INTAKE PLENUM WITH CIRCULAR FLANGES PA_V is an intake plenum made of galvanised sheet steel with plastic circular flanges having variable section This accessory is for connection ...

Page 87: ...ory allows for both longitudinal and perpendicular delivery to the air flow passing through the VES_I unit The sides of the RPM_V flow plenum are set for the connection of a circular section channel by means of the KFV accessory PM_V FLOW PLENUM WITH CIRCULAR FLANGES KFV KFV RPM_V PM_V is a flow plenum made of galvanised sheet steel fully insulated with plastic circular flanges having variable sec...

Page 88: ...ate with circular plastic flanges with variable section This accessory allows you to connect from two up to four circular channels to the inlet port of the VES_I unit RDMC_V is a straight connection outlet made of galvanized plate and internally isolated with circular plastic flanges with variable section This accessory allows you to connect from two up to four circular channels to the outlet port...

Page 89: ...r the main coil Power supply 230V 1 50Hz WATER VALVES FOR MAIN COIL ACCESSORIES VCF45 4524 Kit made up of 3 way motorised valves copper fittings and pipes For heating only coil Power supply 230V 1 50Hz VCFD4 424 Kit made up of 2 way motorised valves with copper fittings and pipes For main coil Power supply 230V 1 50Hz VJP valves can guarantee a constant water flow in the fan coil regardless of the...

Page 90: ...is set up for connections with air ducts VES_I fan coils are equipped with 5 speed motors it is possible to select the 3 operating speeds by modifying the connections in the electric box of the motor The fan coils are provided with standard speed connections Refer to the wiring diagram before changing the motor connections If the valve is installed the water minimum temperature probe can be instal...

Page 91: ...ts supplied as accessories verify their availability ATTENTION Check that the control panel can withstand the load of the electric motor otherwise insert an SIT3 accessory interface between the fan coil and the control panel ATTENTION The units equipped with VMF series thermostats must be coupled with a VMF SIT accessory interface In the case of coupling with remote control panels comply with the ...

Page 92: ...c connection remove the front closing panel and proceed as follows Remove the condensate collection tray Remove the cover from the coil by loosening the screws Remove the screws that fasten the coil and remove the latter Remove the push out elements from the right side ATTENTION Before rotating the coil refer to the coil rotation diagram The coil must be rotated and installed correctly Rotate the ...

Page 93: ...6 807 807 1027 1027 1148 1148 B mm 550 550 781 781 1001 1001 1122 1122 C mm 500 500 731 731 951 951 1072 1072 D mm 530 530 761 761 981 981 1102 1102 Weight Kg 20 21 23 24 29 5 32 32 5 34 41 Ø17 5 A Asola 20x9 25 111 584 253 141 378 273 350 98 25 217 167 156 149 96 24 24 25 B C D ...

Page 94: ...www aermec com The technical data given on this documentation is not binding AERMECS p A reservestherighttoapplyallthemodificationsdeemednecessaryforimprovingtheproductatanytime AERMEC is participating in the EUROVENT Program FCU The relevant products are featured on the website www eurovent certification com ...

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