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An earth connection is compulsory. CIAT shall not be liable for incidents resulting from faulty or non-

existent earthing. Always follow the wiring diagram delivered with unit.

To access the electrical terminal block:
Disconnect the unit from the electrical power supply

Use a Phillips screwdriver or a size 7 Allen key to undo the 2 screws securing the electrics box 

cover (Fig.10).
Always use an electrician's flat-blade screwdriver.

COMFORT LINE

TM

 offers a choice between two types of motor technology: asynchronous and brushless (low 

consumption).

 

The asynchronous motor: 

To optimise the unit's performance and depending on the type of control used, the unit has five speeds numbered 

V1 to V5 connected to the terminal block in the electrics box (V1= low speed and V5= high speed).

The customer must wire the speeds for the thermostat at the top of the terminal block between V1 and V5.
To open a connection point and change the cabling (Fig. 11):

 -

Place the end of a flat-blade screwdriver in the hole located just below the cable to be removed, release the 

cable and move it to the marker for the desired speed. 

 - Place the screwdriver in the hole again just below the desired speed, insert the cable and remove the 

screwdriver; this ensures a secure contact.

Repeat the procedure for the remaining customer speeds.

The wires coming from the motor and connected to terminals V1 to V5 must never be interconnected.

It is essential to refit the electrical box casing once all the cabling and adjustment operations are 

complete.

 

The brushless motor: 

Depending on the controller or thermostat fitted with the unit, the motor may be controlled by a 0-10V control signal 

or 3 speed on/off control.

 - With a controller managing a 0-10 V control signal: The 0-10V setpoint voltage information is issued by the 

controller itself. Refer to the operating and configuration instructions supplied by the manufacturer.

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With a controller or thermostat managing a 3-speed on/off control: Depending on the controller or thermostat, 

use the thermostat to select the ventilation speed to be modified, or use the "

CIAT

 speed control unit" accessory 

supplied as an option. It is possible to change the speed (rpm), following the instructions supplied with the 

speed control unit. 

To prevent any risk of damage, never connect several asynchronous or brushless fan coil unit 

motors in parallel for the same thermostat.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Brushless motor

The electrical connection for 

CIAT

 Comfort Units must be made in compliance with international standard IEC 

60364 (Electrical Installations for Buildings).

4 - NSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS

 

 EN-25  

COMFORT LINE

TM

Summary of Contents for COMFORT LINE

Page 1: ...COMFORT LINE TM 06 2022 EN7533229 03 Instruction manual...

Page 2: ...COLIS PACKAGE 35 kg Haut Top Bas Bottom C O L IS P A C K A G E COLIS PACKAGE 50 C 10 C COLIS PACKAGE COMFORT LINETM II...

Page 3: ...Fig 1 b a e j i p f o h n m c g i d k n q III COMFORT LINETM...

Page 4: ...sure Elec Element Ph Hz V P moteur Motor P W I moteur Motor I A Elec Element P W I A Cablage Wiring N Declaration CE Elec Diagram tr mn 1 r p m 2016 02461545 0001 E39H TH8 230TH14 7412910 430615 CFL12...

Page 5: ...Fig 4 Fig 5 a b a c V COMFORT LINETM...

Page 6: ...Fig 6 148 50 40 120 T1 128 T2 T3 160 T4 T5 193 T6 40 32 20 55 200 a b Fig 8 a b Fig 7 COMFORT LINETM VI...

Page 7: ...Fig 10 Fig 9 a b VII COMFORT LINETM...

Page 8: ...Fig 12 Fig 11 a d e b c COMFORT LINETM VIII...

Page 9: ...i k b a a d d f g j i Fig 13 c e h h IX COMFORT LINETM...

Page 10: ...Fig 14 b a c c d d e f COMFORT LINETM X...

Page 11: ...Fig 15 a b b c d d e XI COMFORT LINETM...

Page 12: ...Fig 16 Fig 17 e f b e h g COMFORT LINETM XII...

Page 13: ...Fig 18 a a b XIII COMFORT LINETM...

Page 14: ...LI LY T1 290 T2 T3 320 T4 355 T0 485 T1 T2 692 T3 T4 992 T5 T6 1292 T0 780 T1 T2 898 T3 T4 1198 T5 T6 1498 T0 225 T1 T6 209 134 75 COMFORT LINETM Poids Weight Gewicht Peso Peso Gewicht a rl k T0 T1 T2...

Page 15: ...4 2 Air connections 20 4 3 Hydraulic connections 20 4 4 Condensate pump draining connection 22 4 5 Connecting the condensate drain pump option 22 4 6 Electrical connections 24 5 SERVICING AND MAINTENA...

Page 16: ...ce It is the recipient s duty to inspect the contents of the packages upon receipt In the event of missing items the customer must provide the exact number of parcels delivered If any damage is found...

Page 17: ...ce The unit should preferably be lifted by its mounting holes Fig 1 m and never by the condensate pan or the collars It is possible to carry out the installation using a fork lift truck as long as car...

Page 18: ...rence I Motor speed wiring J Maximum operating pressure K Electric heater specifications if fitted L EC declaration number This device may be used by children aged eight and over and by persons with l...

Page 19: ...ly plenum with collars for round ducts U Return and supply plenum with lateral collar for round ducts LI Air recovery grille integrated into the device with air supply via rectangular sleeve LIk LI mo...

Page 20: ...er for the supply or return air 4 2 2 Fresh air knockout If the fresh air return leads directly outside the duct must not exceed 5 metres in length The fresh air temperature must not be below 10 C A r...

Page 21: ...nd if necessary pressure relief valves 4 3 3 Filtration An efficient filtration system recommended mesh size of 0 5 mm should be fitted on the supply water and return water lines 4 3 4 Flushing The sy...

Page 22: ...it The installer can change the condensate draining side by switching the bushing and the cap fig 9 b The drain pipe can be separate for each unit or connected to a main drain pipe sized to allow the...

Page 23: ...7 2 metres 16 15 14 13 5 4 metres 11 5 11 10 5 10 6 metres 8 5 7 5 6 5 8 metres 6 5 4 10 metres 4 3 5 2 5 Under operating conditions outside of the temperature and relative humidity ranges recommended...

Page 24: ...RT LINETM Motor reference AC Asynchronous Motor HEE Brushless Motor T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 Max power input W V5 71 74 119 166 180 223 611 48 37 72 113 97 172 343 V4 48 48 104 124 12...

Page 25: ...screwdriver this ensures a secure contact Repeat the procedure for the remaining customer speeds The wires coming from the motor and connected to terminals V1 to V5 must never be interconnected It is...

Page 26: ...down allows post ventilation of the comfort unit for at least 2 minutes To ensure the hot water and electrical heaters work correctly when used simultaneously we recommend only low temperature setting...

Page 27: ...he filter Fig 13 I Y H U models Option 1 Mark the 2 screws on the filter bracket runner a Undo the screws b Guide the filter downwards into its runner c Release the filter from its housing Once the ne...

Page 28: ...assembly bundle Remove the removable lower panel a using the 4 screws Remove the removable panel For size 0 ensure the filter is guided downwards as the only support is provided by the removable panel...

Page 29: ...ciency of the unit If necessary clean the coil with a vacuum cleaner taking care not to damage the fins If the coil must be disassembled on account of a leak Disconnect the electrical supply to the un...

Page 30: ...esign for Energy Related Products and Energy Information Regulations 2019 and following amendments UK REACH Regulations 2019 UK Importer Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd Porsham Close Roborough Plymouth PL6 7DB...

Page 31: ...roved channels for waste electrical and electronic equipment WEEE Check whether any part of the unit can be recycled for another purpose Sort the components according to their material for recycling o...

Page 32: ...Manufacturer Carrier S C S Rte de Thil 01120 Montluel France Printed in the European Union Manufacturer reserves the right to change any product specifications without notice...

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