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AIR QUALITY 
MOBILE

 

50P 

Jan 2012 

 
 

 

Automatikprodukter 

SUMMARY 
 

GENERAL ...................................................................................................................................................5 

1.1 

IDENTIFICATION

 

OF

 

THE

 

MACHINE .................................................................................................5 

1.2 

MARKING

 

OF

 

THE

 

MACHINE .............................................................................................................6 

1.2.1 

Opening the door ..........................................................................................................................6 

PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT ...............................................................................................................7 

2.1 

PACKAGING ........................................................................................................................................7 

2.2 

TRANSPORT .......................................................................................................................................7 

INSTALLATION OF THE MACHINE ..........................................................................................................8 

3.1 

VENTILATING

 

THE

 

PREMISES ..........................................................................................................9 

3.2 

FILTER

 

UNIT ........................................................................................................................................9 

3.3 

METAL

 

PRE-FILTER............................................................................................................................9 

3.4 

ELECTROSTATIC

 

CELL ....................................................................................................................10 

3.4.1 

ionisation wires ............................................................................................................................11 

3.4.2 

collection blades ..........................................................................................................................11 

3.4.3 

insulators .....................................................................................................................................11 

3.4.4 

contact terminal strip ...................................................................................................................11 

SAFETY DEVICES ....................................................................................................................................11 

4.1 

MECHANICAL SAFETY DEVICES ....................................................................................................11 

4.2 

ELECTRICAL

 

SAFETY

 

DEVICES ......................................................................................................12 

4.2.1 

Electronic circuit protection devices ............................................................................................12 

4.3 

F

USE

 ...................................................................................................................................................12 

ORDINARY MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................13 

5.1 

FILTER

 

MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................................13 

5.1.1 

Access Door ................................................................................................................................13 

5.1.2 

Washing the filters.......................................................................................................................14 

5.2 

GENERAL

 

INSPECTION

 

OF

 

THE

 

FILTERS ......................................................................................15 

5.3 

CLEANING

 

THE

 

MACHINE................................................................................................................15 

AVAILABLE VERSIONS ...........................................................................................................................16 

NATURE SYSTEM 

 .................................................................................................................................18 

7.1 

CONTROL

 

PANEL .............................................................................................................................19 

7.1.1 

DISPLAY .....................................................................................................................................19 

7.1.2 

RECEIVER ..................................................................................................................................19 

7.1.3 

MANUAL, TEST, ON-OFF FILTER AND RESET BUTTONS .....................................................20 

7.1.4 

OPERATION OF THE MACHINE ...............................................................................................20 

7.1.5 

FILTERING STATUS ..................................................................................................................21 

7.2 

INFRARED

 

REMOTE

 

CONTROL

 

UNIT .............................................................................................21 

7.3 

POWER

 

SUPPLY

 

AND

 

ANTI

 

BLACK-OUT

 

SYSTEM ........................................................................21 

7.4 

ENVIRONMENTAL

 

REVITALISATION

 

(RIVITALIZZAZIONE

 

AMBIENTALE

®

) .................................22 

7.5 

PURIFICATION ..................................................................................................................................22 

7.6 

NORMAL

 

CONDITIONS

 

OF

 

OPERATION ........................................................................................22 

7.7 

NIGHT-TIME

 

REVITALISATION

 

WITH

 

ENVIRONMENTAL

 

DEODORIZATION ...............................23 

7.8 

SIGNALS ............................................................................................................................................23 

7.9 

STATE

 

OF

 

FILTRATION

 

EFFICIENCY ..............................................................................................23 

7.10  OPTIMAL

 

APPLICATION

 

OF

 

THE

 

REVITALIZER .............................................................................24 

7.11  ELECTRONIC

 

CIRCUIT

 

ALARM

 

SIGNALS .......................................................................................25 

7.12  ELECTRONIC

 

CIRCUIT

 

ANOMALOUS

 

SIGNALS ............................................................................26 

AFC SYSTEM

 ..........................................................................................................................................27 

8.1 

CONTROL

 

PANEL .............................................................................................................................28 

8.1.1 

DISPLAY .....................................................................................................................................28 

8.1.2 

(RECEIVER) ...............................................................................................................................28 

Summary of Contents for LifePro50p

Page 1: ...AIR QUALITY MOBILE 50P Jan 2012 Automatikprodukter USERS MANUAL AND INSTALLATION GUIDE...

Page 2: ...AIR QUALITY MOBILE 50P Jan 2012 Automatikprodukter...

Page 3: ...1 Access Door 13 5 1 2 Washing the filters 14 5 2 GENERAL INSPECTION OF THE FILTERS 15 5 3 CLEANING THE MACHINE 15 6 AVAILABLE VERSIONS 16 7 NATURE SYSTEM 18 7 1 CONTROL PANEL 19 7 1 1 DISPLAY 19 7 1...

Page 4: ...IRCUIT ALARM SIGNALS 32 8 10 ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT ANOMALOUS SIGNALS 33 9 BASIC SYSTEM 34 9 1 CONTROL PANEL 35 9 2 VISUALISATION OF SPEED 35 9 2 1 RECEIVER 35 9 2 2 MANUAL AND ON OFF FILTER BUTTONS 36 9...

Page 5: ...M A C H I N E identification plate There is a plate in every machine showing the model and the series number which identify the machine This plate is located on the inside of the machine and it is the...

Page 6: ...M A R K I N G O F T H E M A C H I N E The EC conformity mark is located on the control panel of the machine 1 2 1 O p e n i n g t h e d o o r For opening the door it is necessary to introduce a finger...

Page 7: ...nary maintenance or repairs The following objects should be found in the box the required machine users manual and guarantee leaflet remote control unit plug 2 2 T R A N S P O R T To limit damage and...

Page 8: ...A T I O N O F T H E M A C H I N E For a correct function place the machine so that the air can fulfil the cycle as figured on the picture The air that comes out of the hinder air diffuser must not fin...

Page 9: ...o the average number of people present in them To calculate the quantity of air in m3 h to introduce from the exterior it is sufficient to multiply the average number of persons present by a coefficie...

Page 10: ...llutant particles with an efficiency of 99 Its dimensions vary depending on the model it is fitted in DIMENSIONS FILTER MODEL A B C 50p 344 310 115 The cell is built entirely in anticorodal aluminium...

Page 11: ...electrical connection is made between the electronic circuit and the electrostatic cell During maintenance inspect to ensure that the flexible arches are intact Also ensure that there are no burns or...

Page 12: ...THE MACHINE 4 2 1 E l e c t r o n i c c i r c u i t p r o t e c t i o n d e v i c e s The electronic circuit is provided with a series of protection devices which automatically cut off the high voltag...

Page 13: ...ion of the machine Extraordinary maintenance is carried out by specialised personnel 5 1 F I L T E R M A I N T E N A N C E To carry out filter maintenance it is necessary to gain access to them throug...

Page 14: ...the filters 4 Vinegar Prepare the tray with the raised bottom with warm water max 45 C Dilute the detergent in the proportions indicated on the label of the detergent itself Put the vinegar and water...

Page 15: ...H E F I L T E R S The state of the filters must be inspected every time they are washed so as to prevent air cleaner malfunction and problems INSPECTION FAULT OPERATION ionisation wires breakage of a...

Page 16: ...librium inside a confined environment as close as possible to the ideal one for well being ENVIRONMENTAL REVITALIZER RIVITALIZZATORE AMBIENTALE Identifies the apparatus which in an equilibrated manner...

Page 17: ...esture in complete autonomously way the parameters of the filtration depending from the chosen performance of function and the level of saturation of the electrostatic cell HIGH EFFICIENCY FILTERING I...

Page 18: ...operating status of the apparatus Infrared remote control unit The remote control unit allows the user to control the operation of the Revitalizer from a distance of about 6 7 metres in particular th...

Page 19: ...erating air flow 0 1 2 3 If on the other hand the letter F appears this means that operation of the electrostatic cell is not correct The reason may be a deposit of pollutant on the surface of the ion...

Page 20: ...o completely dry the filtering unit after washing or to use the machine for the ventilation function only The RESET button is for turning off the ALARM signal if the circuit protection device has trip...

Page 21: ...enance flow room half empty sets the normal use flow room half full sets the emergency flow room crowded turns off the air purifier How to use point the remote control towards the control panel taking...

Page 22: ...re Reduction Cardiovascular system Improvement Metabolism Increase Allergies Reduction Respiratory capacity Improvement Insomnia Reduction Mental concentration Increase The Revitalizer only goes off w...

Page 23: ...ing phase by turning the Revitalizer to one of the 3 speeds available by means of the remote control unit or the MANUAL button 7 8 S I G N A L S The electronic control of this apparatus provides the u...

Page 24: ...bars casinos discos pubs amusement arcades etc TYPE B suitable for premises such as restaurants pizzeria cafes ice cream parlours butcher shops etc TYPE C suitable for premises such as shops and store...

Page 25: ...ain yellow LED on PRE ALARM small bodies trapped between the collection blades the foreign bodies deposited on the blades must be removed red LED on MAINTENANCE electrostatic cell very dirty carry out...

Page 26: ...ate when the Revitalizer is working The other two cases are due to activation of particular test programs due to the simultaneous pressure of two buttons on the control panel of the circuit To elimina...

Page 27: ...information required on the operating status of the apparatus Infrared remote control unit The remote control unit allows the user to control the operation of the machine from a distance of about 6 7...

Page 28: ...flow 0 1 2 3 If on the other hand the letter F appears this means that operation of the electrostatic cell is not correct The reason may be a deposit of pollutant on the surface of the ionisation wire...

Page 29: ...ed when you need to completely dry the filtering unit after washing or to use the machine for the ventilation function only The RESET button is for turning off the ALARM signal if the circuit protecti...

Page 30: ...the normal use flow room half full sets the emergency flow room crowded turns off the air purifier How to use point the remote control towards the control panel taking care that you are in line with i...

Page 31: ...EST ON OFF FILTER buttons 8 8 S T A T E O F F I L T R A T I O N E F F I C I E N C Y As described in paragraph CONTROL PANEL the three Leds of FILTRATION STATUS provide indications on the state of filt...

Page 32: ...gain yellow LED on PRE ALARM small bodies trapped between the collection blades the foreign bodies deposited on the blades must be removed red LED on MAINTENANCE electrostatic cell very dirty carry ou...

Page 33: ...llate when the machine is working The other two cases are due to activation of particular test programs due to the simultaneous pressure of two buttons on the control panel of the circuit To eliminate...

Page 34: ...tive ionisation along with the information required on the operating status of the apparatus Infrared remote control unit The remote control unit allows the user to control the operation of the machin...

Page 35: ...ices which permit manual operation and visual control of the operating conditions are given here below 9 2 V I S U A L I S A T I O N O F S P E E D 9 2 1 R E C E I V E R The receiver permits the recept...

Page 36: ...I T The remote control unit allows you to control the machine modifying the air flow from a distance of about 6 7 metres The following functions are provided How to use point the remote control towar...

Page 37: ...can be resolved by a small operation TYPE OF ALARM CAUSE OPERATION green Led FILTER OK is flashing electrostatic cell dirty carry out normal maintenance electrostatic cell not properly clean if small...

Page 38: ...used to build them 1 1 1 C E R T I F I C A T I O N C N R The machines are in possession of C N R certification which attests to the efficiency of filtration declared for each model and certifies that...

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