Biddle CASSETTAIR CEILING HEATER Installation & Operation Manual Download Page 9

 

January 2013 

 

Page 9 of 15 

 

 

 

  Multiple Installation  

 

To Master/Slave two or more cassette heaters together the remote control is plugged into 
the Master unit (this can be any of the units) and a RJ lead should be connected from the 
Master to the Slave unit(s).  RJ control cable extension leads are available from Biddle and 
must be ordered separately.  Additional cassette heaters, up to a maximum of eight units, 
may  be  connected  as  indicated  below.    For  Master/Slave  configuration  an  independent 
mains electrical supply as per Table 2 must be supplied to each cassette heater. 

 

 

 

  ECONTROL Controller Motherboard  

 

 

Function 

 

Control 

 

Comments 

 

Standard 

Fan Heat Interlock 

– 

The heat output is governed by the 
fan speed. If low or medium fan 
speed is selected the heat output 
will operate on only first heat stage. 
Second stage heating will only 
operate on high fan speed. 

 

DIP1 

Option 

 

Maximum heat output achieved if 
maximum fan speed selected.  
Independently set-up DIP switch on 
each mother board. This feature 
operates in manual or auto mode. 

As supplied, the 
default setting 
would be for 
heat and fan 
settings to be 
independent 
(DIP1 OFF). 

Disable Fan Run-on 

– 

 

Disable fan run-on. 

DIP2 

Option  

 
 

 

Must only be used for LPHW cassette 
heaters.  Independently set-up DIP 
switch on each mother board. 

As supplied, the 
default setting 
would disable 
fan run-on 
(DIP2 ON). 

Thermostat Master 

  

Only the air sensor thermistor in 
the master cassette heater will be 
used for measuring the reference 
air temperature for the whole 
master/slave installation.  

 

DIP3 

Option  

 

The air sensor thermistors in all the 
slave heaters will be ignored. This will 
then avoid situations with master/slave 
heaters where some units can blow 
cold air whilst others can blow warm 
air, because they currently all refer to 
their own air sensor for control of the 
heat output of each heater.  
The master heater need not be the 
one that the wall control is plugged 
into. This dip switch setting must also 
be used for Global Switching 
(Master/Slave) via the INHIBIT 
terminal 

– see next page.

 

As supplied, the 
default setting 
would be for the 
air sensor 
thermistor on all 
units to be 
measuring  
(DIP3 OFF). 

 

Overheat Fan Disable 

  

If DIP4 is on and thermal cut-out(s) 
operate both heat and fan circuits 
are isolated and L

ED’s on wall 

switch flash.  If DIP4 is off and 
thermal cut-out(s) operate, only the 
heating circuit is isolated and the 
LED’s on the wall switch flash. 

DIP4 

Option 

(Electric only) 

 

 

Independently set-up DIP switch on 
each mother board. 

 

To remove fault, isolate electrical 
supply to heater, reset TOC and 
reconnect supply.

 

 

As supplied, the 
default setting 
would enable 
fan if TOC trips 
(DIP4 OFF). 

 

Fan run-on time set two minutes. 

Built-in 

If “FAN ONLY” has been selected, at 
switch off, no fan run-on. 

 

 

                             

white rectangle indicates the moveable head of each 4 way DIP switch 

ON 

OFF 

 1    2     3    4 

ON 

OFF 

 1    2     3    4 

ON 

OFF 

 1    2     3    4 

ON 

OFF 

 1    2     3    4 

Summary of Contents for CASSETTAIR CEILING HEATER

Page 1: ...ION MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING INSTALLATION Biddle Air Systems Ltd St Mary s Road Nuneaton Warwickshire England CV11 5AU Email sales biddle air...

Page 2: ...packaging for correct delivery Make sure that all components and accompanying parts have been supplied Immediately report to the supplier if anything is missing or damaged For your records Date of Pur...

Page 3: ...tributed through the outlet grille Ceiling Suspension Cassettair can be mounted either before or after the ceiling suspended grid system is installed The ceiling heater has been designed to easily fit...

Page 4: ...the installer to ensure that the building fixing points and suspension system used are suitable for the ceiling cassette heater being installed 22mm LPHW Connections Suitable water mains isolation val...

Page 5: ...January 2013 Page 5 of 15 Figure 1 Cassettair KLV1 KLV1 CB 620 570 570 280 740 840 Controls Electrical Connection Valve Cable Entry Point Water Return Water Flow 620 610 260 180...

Page 6: ...sh one spring loaded hinge as indicated on the insert and locate hinge pin into the appropriate mount bracket Repeat with other spring loaded hinge and affix grille to cassette heater Once the above i...

Page 7: ...ssible position The cassette heater must be earthed Ensure that the supply cables circuit breakers and other electrical installation equipment are correctly sized for the cassette heater being install...

Page 8: ...in the back casing Fix the back casing to the wall and fasten the cable leaving 9cm protruding If required set the DIP switches in the front casing refer to pages 9 and 12 Plug the control cable into...

Page 9: ...DIP2 ON Thermostat Master Only the air sensor thermistor in the master cassette heater will be used for measuring the reference air temperature for the whole master slave installation DIP3 Option The...

Page 10: ...l fitted on the ECONTROL board for BMS remote On Off feature If the terminal is linked i e by 2 wires to a remote volt free contact the unit will run If it is open circuit across the terminal the unit...

Page 11: ...January 2013 Page 11 of 15 Wiring Diagram...

Page 12: ...ater off with all the LED s switched off If a heater is heating when switched off the fan will DIP Switch Settings At the back of the PCB there are four DIP switches see above that provide the followi...

Page 13: ...that they understand how it operates Explain also the service intervals and that the unit must be regularly cleaned Fault Conditions Cassettair ceiling heaters are fitted with two internal electrical...

Page 14: ...nd push On Off switch to turn unit on Select heat output Contact Installer Contact Installer Contact Installer No Is Electrical Power switched on Are the fans operating correctly Is the unit dischargi...

Page 15: ...f dirt and debris within the ceiling cassette heater please note that the motor s are permanently lubricated and require no additional lubrication Once the ceiling cassette heater has been cleaned che...

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