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"humiFog direct" +0300073EN rel. 1.0 - 31.03.2017

5.  START-UP AND USER INTERFACE

Before starting the humidifier, check that the water and electrical 
connections have been completed in accordance with the instructions 
in chapters 2 and 3.

5.1  Start-up

Switch on humiFog Direct by moving the disconnect 
switch on the front panel from position O to position 
I. 

 
The display shows the “humiFog Direct” logo, after which the menu 
language can be chosen, from the following options:

• 

English

• 

Italiano

• 

Deutsch

• 

Français

• 

Español

Scroll the languages using 

á

 or 

â

, confirm by pressing ENTER. Then 

access the configuration wizard by pressing ENTER.

5.2  Keypad

4

1

5

6

2

3

Fig. 5.a

Ref. Button Function

1

Alarm

List of active alarms, reset any active alarms and access the 
alarm log

2

PRG

Access the main menu

3

ESC

Return to previous screen. From the main screen access the 
notification centre

4

UP

Scroll cyclically around the main menu, parameters and 
parameter values. From the main screen, select the quick 
access menu

5

ENTER

Select and confirm

From the main screen access the quick access menu

6

DOWN

Scroll cyclically around the main menu, parameters and 
parameter values. From the main screen, select the quick 
access menu

Tab. 5.a 

5.3  Configuration wizard

The guided procedure (wizard) is used to configure the unit’s main 
functions in a maximum of 9 steps.

Step 1/9

Enter the humidification load in kg/h relating to zone 1 and, if featured, 
relating to zone 2. The humidification load is easily calculable by 
multiplying the number of atomising nozzles in the zone by the flow-rate 
delivered by each individual nozzle.

Step 2/9

Select the control mode for zone 1 from the following options:

• 

ON/OFF contact (e.g. humidistat);

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external signal;

• 

external limit humidity probe;

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external limit temperature probe;

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main humidity probe;

• 

main temperature probe;

• 

main humidity probe+ limit humidity probe;

• 

main temperature probe+ limit temperature probe;

• 

main humidity probe + limit temperature probe;

• 

main temperature probe+ limit humidity probe;

• 

two main humidity probes (weighted average);

• 

two main temperature probes (weighted average).

Step 3/9

Select the control mode for zone 2. The options available are those listed 
for step  2/9.

Step 4/9

Select the type of signal from the main probe or the external controller 
for the control of zone 1:

• 

0-10V

• 

4-20mA

• 

0-20mA

• 

0-1V

• 

2-10V

• 

NTC (temperature probe only)

Step 5/9

Select the type of signal arriving from the limit probe in zone 1. The 
signals available are those already listed in step 4/9.

Step 6/9

Select the type of signal arriving from the main probe or by external 
controller for the control of zone 2. The signals available are those already 
listed in step 4/9.

Step 7/9

Select the type of signal arriving from the limit probe in zone 2. The 
signals available are those already listed in step 4/9.

Step 8/9

Enter the set points for zone 1, corresponding to the main probe and the 
limit probe.

Step 9/9

Enter the set points for zone 2, corresponding to the main probe and the 
limit probe.

The wizard has now been completed: the user can choose whether to 
display it again the next time humiFog Direct is started. In any case, the 
wizard is always available on screen Df01.

5.4  Main screen

At the end of the guided configuration procedure, the display shows the 
main screen, divided into graphic areas.

1

6

5

3

2

4

Fig. 5.b

Graphic area ref. Description

1

Current time / day

2

Request / probe reading

3

Notification centre

4

Unit status

5

Quick access menu

6

Zone status icon

Tab. 5.b 

Summary of Contents for humiFog direct

Page 1: ...I n t e g r a t e d C o n t r o l S o l u t i o n s E n e r g y S a v i n g s NO POWER SIGNAL CABLES TOGETHER READ CAREFULLY IN THE TEXT humiFog direct User manual...

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Page 3: ...install and use the product near objects that may be damaged when in contact with water or condensate CAREL Industries declines all liability for direct or indirect damage following water leaks from t...

Page 4: ...4 ENG humiFog direct 0300073EN rel 1 0 31 03 2017...

Page 5: ...INTERFACE 19 5 1 Start up 19 5 2 Keypad 19 5 3 Configuration wizard 19 5 4 Main screen 19 5 5 Graphic area 2 Request Probe reading 20 5 6 Graphic area 3 Notification centre 20 5 7 Graphic area 4 Unit...

Page 6: ...6 ENG humiFog direct 0300073EN rel 1 0 31 03 2017...

Page 7: ...a request signal from a probe temperature or humidity or external controller When operation is enabled remote on off and at the same time there is a humidification or cooling request signal the system...

Page 8: ...Fig 1 c The blower units differ based on the number of nozzles the type of nozzles the nozzles are already pre assembled in the factory power supply voltage frequency and the direction of spray front...

Page 9: ...protection valve 11 drain solenoid valve 12 bypass solenoid valve 13 fill SV zone 1 14 drain SV zone 1 15 fill SV zone 2 16 drain SV zone 2 Cabinet electrical parts Ref Description 17 terminal block...

Page 10: ...ered already assembled in cardboard boxes The user is responsible for removing the blower from the packaging removing the side plastic covers so as to make the water and electrical connections and the...

Page 11: ...e for drilling the holes and fastening the brackets Fig 2 b 2 1 2 Floor standing installation For floor standing installation the unit needs to rest on a raised platform so as to allow connection of t...

Page 12: ...ne neutral earth ground must be connected to the three terminals L N GR Fig 2 f Cabinet terminal Power cable L L F line N N W neutral GR GR PE earth Important fit an external power switch on the humid...

Page 13: ...nits M16x1 5 See paragraph 3 3 for details 5 Electrically connect the blower units to the cabinet which supplies power and controls operation of the fans See paragraph 3 4 for details 6 Complete blowe...

Page 14: ...etal support that can support their weight and the vibrations due to the pressurised water To mount the blower unit use the special attachments provided on the unit s metal structure Carel provides ad...

Page 15: ...cal data at the end of the manual To connect power to the blower units connect three suitably sized wires line neutral earth from the terminals on the cabinet shown in the figure to the terminals on t...

Page 16: ...HC controller via inputs 1 IN a 2 GND 3 12 Vdc on terminal M2 The limit probe optional is used for the auxiliary function to reduce humiFog Direct humidification or cooling capacity when approaching a...

Page 17: ...reduction is managed by PWM see paragraph 6 5 The electrical connection is the same as in the previous case shown in Figure 4 D Make sure to configure the humiFog Direct via the screens on the displa...

Page 18: ...request signal relating to the corresponding humiFog Direct zone The production percentage analogue outputs are connected to the following terminals zone 1 outputs 1 and 2 on terminal M8 on the c pHC...

Page 19: ...from the following options ON OFF contact e g humidistat external signal external signal limit humidity probe external signal limit temperature probe main humidity probe main temperature probe main hu...

Page 20: ...off by the user Tab 5 d 5 7 Graphic area 4 Unit status The message contained in this graphic area identifies the current unit status Unit status Description Start Unit status on receiving the first p...

Page 21: ...time of last shutdown dd mm yy h min s Time since last shutdown days hours min QC04 Expansion online Yes No Expansion firmware version QC05 Model Power supply 115 230 V Phases 1 Power supply frequenc...

Page 22: ...y at unit start up and shutdown Db05 Export event log Db06 Export alarm log c Configuration Dc01 Set type of signal from the main humidity probe in zone 1 minimum maximum probe reading probe offset en...

Page 23: ...time bands Index Description Parameter B01 Scheduler Enable time bands Default time bands disabled To configure the humidifier operating time bands for a specific day 24h use screen B02 visible only...

Page 24: ...put M2 1 and the limit probe input M2 5 which will be used as a second probe with the average calculated If using wireless probes maximum of four only a group of main probes can be defined with the av...

Page 25: ...itch P N KITSE08000 that can connect a maximum of eight units 8 Ethernet ports If necessary use several KITSE08000 switches with a cascaded arrangement Main technical specifications of the KITSE08000...

Page 26: ...s of each unit added to the system this value is therefore the maximum effectively available to the Master Slave system Consequently Capacity will always be Maximum capacity In any case the maximum pr...

Page 27: ...unctions Note if a unit goes offline due to a malfunction or shutdown it will temporarily be excluded from the system and when next restarted it may take 15 seconds or more to automatically come onlin...

Page 28: ...ser s address bar With a static IP address with DHCP OFF as by default on screen Dg04 enter the network parameters manually as provided by the local network installer Usually subnet mask and gateway h...

Page 29: ...or Al_MainPrb_2 Active 1 19 Limit probe 2 error Al_LimPrb_2 Active 1 20 Low pressure trasducer error Al_PressByPass Active 1 21 Bypass temperature probe error Al_TempByPass Active 1 22 High pressure t...

Page 30: ...tive R 34 Main probe 2 from wireless error Al_WPrbMain_2 Active R 35 Limit probe 2 from wireless error Al_WPrbLim_2 Active R 36 39 Unit 1 4 alarm Al_NetUnit_1 4 Active R 40 Change oil Al_Maint_50 Acti...

Page 31: ...that can be used P N Model Features Power supply WS01F01M00 SI Probe Temperature humidity for industrial use Battery WS01G01M00 SA probe Room tempera ture humidity Battery WS01AB2M20 Access Point Gat...

Page 32: ...ss drain valve BYP NO valves 24 Vac to close that filling is enabled for a duration suitable for the length of the water line If necessary replace probe HPS Manual Active Shutdown High bypass press AB...

Page 33: ...G0 on terminal J1 Automatic Active Signal T mem write error ALM01 Problem on the electronic controller Reload the default parameters from screen Df06 and reconfigure the unit If the problem persists r...

Page 34: ...in network Only if network function is active Carry out the checks based on the alarm displayed on the unit in question Automatic Active Signal Unit 2 alarm ALN02 Alarm on unit no 2 in network Only i...

Page 35: ...perations that are performed on a one off basis in the event of malfunctions or breakages of certain components The following components are those susceptible to breakage solenoid valves pressure redu...

Page 36: ...ting hours 10 5 Maintenance warning and alarm reset hour counter After 1000 hours of operation humiFog Direct shows a 1000 hour maintenance warning however without shutting down the unit This warning...

Page 37: ...pump kit brass 80 90 l h pump kit brass Valve and gasket kit for pump for all humiFog Direct models Spare oil 8 High pressure gauge scale 0 100 bars radial fitting 1 8 GAS 9 Pump high pressure switch...

Page 38: ...38 ENG humiFog direct 0300073EN rel 1 0 31 03 2017 12 APPENDIX 12 1 Single zone cabinet wiring diagram Fig 12 a...

Page 39: ...39 ENG humiFog direct 0300073EN rel 1 0 31 03 2017 12 2 Two zone cabinet wiring diagram Fig 12 b...

Page 40: ...CCR Short Circuit Current Rating 5 kA 5 kA Minimum cable size required for blower power supply AWG 14 AWG 14 Tab 12 e WATER CIRCUIT SPECIFICATIONS UA040DD 00 UA080DD 00 Required feedwater quality demi...

Page 41: ...obe available available Webserver available available Serial communication via Ethernet and or via RS485 Modbus BACnet Modbus BACnet Tab 12 k 12 3 3 CE version blower datasheet Single blower units for...

Page 42: ...050 AWG 14 with UA050 AWG 12 with UA090 AWG 12 with UA090 Maximum number of blower units connected to one cabinet 12 6 Tab 12 n Double blower units for mounting in centre of corridor UL version DLA04U...

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