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J. 

Attach the perforated intake grille on the ¼” shoulder 

bolts of the unit.  

See Figure 8.

  While holding the 

grille level with the unit, align the keyhole slots with 

the shoulder bolts.  Press the grille firmly against the 

unit and push down until the grille rests flush with the 

bottom of the unit.

K. 

Attach the louvered discharge grille to the unit with the 

six (6) No. 6 x ¾” phillips head screws provided.  

 

See Figure 9.

L. 

Proceed to Section VII: Operating Instructions.

 

NOTE: For Electric heated air curtains provided with 

the optional remote thermostat, mount and wire the 

thermostat according to thermostat instructions and 

wiring diagram. 

For Serial Network Connection (Master/ Slave Connection) 

– see Appendix A, “Serial Network Connection.”  

 

NOTE:  The air curtain must have been ordered from 

the factory with this option.

For Remote Mounted Display Faceplate

 – If operation of the 

Intelliswitch™ is to be through a Factory Ordered Remote 

Mounted Display Faceplate, see Appendix B, “Remote 

Mounted Display Faceplate.”

For Electrically Heated

 air curtains proceed to 

 

Section VI - Field Connections

, otherwise proceed to 

Section VII- Operating Instructions

A. ELECTRICALLY HEATED MODELS

 

The heater circuit may be controlled by the unit 

mounted sensor, a remote mounted thermostator 

manually through the Intelliswitch™ located on bottom 

access cover of the air curtain.  Overheating protection 

is provided by auto reset thermal cutouts built into the 

heater coil assembly (see the wiring diagramin wiring 

compartment).

A. GENERAL OPERATION

This air curtain comes with a built-in Berner Intelliswitch™ 

Digital Controller to operate the fan activation, fan speed 

selection, and heat activation.  The air curtain must be 

properly installed before it is used.

1. 

For detailed instructions on how to operate the  

 

 

Intelliswitch™ and select from a list of standard modes  

 

of control, 

proceed to the following pages

 

   

Quick Start Operation Guide, page 10 

 

   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), page 12

 

NOTE: For a Detailed Programming Guide, go to 

 

www.Berner.com/Intelliswitch

2. 

Unheated units will have the fans activated by a door 

switch or sensor. The unit speed can be selected from 

the Intelliswitch™ display. 

3. 

Heated units will have fans activated by a door switch 

or sensor, but may also be activated by the thermostat 

in Comfort Plus Mode. The unit speed can be selected 

from the Intelliswitch™ display.

VI. FIELD CONNECTIONS

VII. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

FIGURE 8 

FIGURE 9 

AIR CURTAIN

SHOULDER 

BOLT TYPICAL

BACK 

ADAPTER

DISCHARGE 

GRILL

INTAKE 

SCREEN

AIR CURTAIN

DISCHARGE 

GRILL

BACK 

ADAPTER

FLUSH FIT

FLUSH FIT

FLUSH FIT

INTAKE 

SCREEN

Summary of Contents for AED08

Page 1: ...ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 6 VI FIELD CONNECTIONS 7 VII OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 7 INTELLISWITCH QUICK START OPERATION 10 FAQ s FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 12 VIII MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 8 IX SERVICE 9 X T...

Page 2: ...drilling into wall or ceiling do not damage electrical wiring and other hidden utilities F To reduce the risk of fire do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinit...

Page 3: ...ance from combustible material A I R A I R Electrically Heated Units Only INTERIOR EXTERIOR Architectural Elite 8 Simple to Install Easy to operate maintain NOTE Mount large hole of keyhole slots on t...

Page 4: ...from 0 to 20 toward the door opening If the air stream strikes any obstruction the top edge of the doorway a door opening device etc the effectiveness of the air curtain will be greatly reduced See Fi...

Page 5: ...two 2 locking screws at the bottom corners 4 Do not install the perforated intake grill or the louvered discharge grill at this time 5 Proceed to Section V ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS III WALL MOUNTING IV...

Page 6: ...by lowering the bottom hinged access cover Remove the two bolts located on the intake side of the unit and the access cover will swing down to rest in the vertical position exposing the wiring compar...

Page 7: ...trolled by the unit mounted sensor a remote mounted thermostator manually through the Intelliswitch located on bottom access cover of the air curtain Overheating protection is provided by auto reset t...

Page 8: ...e energizing the unit loosening the nozzle vane locking screws and adjusting vanes VIII MAINTENANCE CLEANING Figure 10 20 AIR Discharge Nozzle A I R INTERIOR EXTERIOR 3 12 Handkerchief A I R 8 CAUTION...

Page 9: ...uild up from the inside of the access cover air inlet grille blower wheels housings interior of the unit and heating coils if applicable Remove the dirt build up from the blower wheels through the dis...

Page 10: ...ay air curtain becomes active Stop Time Programmable time of day air curtain stops running T Stat Mode Set only heat or heat fan Set Time Day Programmable clock Locked Unit will run as programmed but...

Page 11: ...curtain turns off Door opens The air curtain activates Door shuts The air curtain continues to run Door opens The air curtain is off Door shuts The air curtain is off OFF 5 Standard Mode of Operation...

Page 12: ...ice panel and lock the service disconnecting means to prevent power from being switched on accidentally When the service disconnecting means cannot be locked securely fasten a prominent warning device...

Page 13: ...ain is heated make sure that the thermostat isn t wired to the door switch leads Door switch leads are blue and labeled 9 10 Q How can I check the door switch to be sure it s working A The Intelliswit...

Page 14: ...ruction or reposition air curtain move out 3 8 for every 1 up from the door Negative pressure Relieve negative pressure by providing make up air UNEVEN AIR Shaft rotating inside fan Tighten set screws...

Page 15: ...operated in a network there are three options available under the Programming Menu that manage how they interact with each other Door Switch door Thermostat temp Stand By Stby Each option can be set t...

Page 16: ...bility for repairs made outside its factory without proper written consent from its service manager nor for any transportation charges on apparatus returned to the factory without written authorizatio...

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