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M898-3_GB_letter

NEB 6500 and NEB 6500 R

Pic. 16 - The electronic board

6.1.1  Dip switches

The electronic board of Pic. 16 regulates the capacity of the 

dehumidifier with dip-switches according with Tab. 5.

Tab. 5 -   Dip switches

NOTE: the values are indicative. By default the dip switch-

es are set for maximum capacity.

6.2  Adjusting the humidification capacity

Adjustment can be done during the installation phase, or 

later if, for example, machine operation is to be adapted to 

the variations of the environmental conditions in the envi-

ronment where it has been installed. In this case, proceed as 

follows:

 

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Perform the stopping procedure as in par. “5.3 Stop-

ping”.

 

»

Remove the air filter by unscrewing the three screws that 

hold it.

 

»

Remove the electrical connection box by releasing the 

spring.

 

»

Open the electric connection box and adjust the posi-

tion of the dip switches according to its needs.

 

»

Close the electric connection box and place it back in its 

position with the spring.

 

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Close the machine and make the checks as described in 

par. “4.5 Final operations”.

 

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Start the humidifier again.

6.3  The washing/reset cycle

The electronic card of the NEB 6500 is programmed to 

carry out a washing/reset cycle each time:

 

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The machine is started with the main switch.

 

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The humidistat closes the H-H contacts because the 

necessary %R.H. conditions have been reached.

The scope of this cycle is to prevent water depositing in the 

machine when it is not in operation, in this way preventing 

the proliferation of bacteria.

The cycle has a fixed duration, and consists in:

 

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Exclusion of the motor, and a 40-second waiting period.

This waiting period gives the motor (and thus the fan/disk 

unit) the opportunity to stop completely, and give the water 

in the machine time to collect at the bottom of the basin.

 

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Enabling the water loading solenoid valve.

The water enters the basin until the level sensor trips.

 

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Wait for the level sensor status change.

The level sensor contact status changes when the water level 

rises inside the basin.

 

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Keeping the water loading solenoid valve enabled for 10 

seconds after the level sensor has tripped.

In this way the water level in the basin exceeds that of 

normal operation and the siphon is primed: this will drain 

all the water out of the basin.

 

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Disabling the loading solenoid valve and waiting for a 

fixed time.

This time period is needed to make sure that all the water 

in the basin is drained off.

 

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End of the reset cycle.

At the end of the reset cycle the machine waits for the hu-

midistat H-H contact to be closed or, if it is already closed, 

starts the machine and begins to humidify.

Summary of Contents for F3025

Page 1: ...F3025 NEB 6500 F3026 NEB 6500 R READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Adiabatic humidifier ...

Page 2: ...F3025 NEB 6500 ...

Page 3: ...F3026 NEB 6500 R ...

Page 4: ...g diagram 9 4 3 2 Cabling 9 4 4 Hydraulic connections 9 4 5 Final operations 10 5 Operation Control 10 5 1 Preliminary checking 10 5 2 Starting 10 5 3 Stopping 10 6 Electronic control 10 6 1 The electronic board 10 6 1 1 Dip switches 11 6 2 Adjusting the humidification capacity 11 6 3 The washing reset cycle 11 7 Maintenance 12 7 1 Cleaning the air filter 12 7 2 Drain siphon 12 7 3 Feeding solenoi...

Page 5: ...nce only 6500 R 8 Internal junction box Tab 3 Main components 2 Introduction The NEB 6500 is an air humidifier and operates on the principle of water atomizing by centrifugation The ma chine must be fed with tap or demineralized water The NEB 6500 operation is controlled by a circuit board that runs the normal machine operations and also the reg ular automatic washing cycles of the supply tank to ...

Page 6: ...e machine Check that all the materials listed below are in the pack before starting work N 1 humidifier mod NEB 6500 or NEB 6500 R N 1 installation manual N 4 expansion plug with screws N 1 brackets for wall mounting N 3 brackets for hanging installation N 1 screw M6 20 EX6 with washer N 1 Water supply pipe 59 long with connectors G3 4 N 1 water drain pipe 59 long and 0 39 i d N 2 cable ties 3 2 P...

Page 7: ... screws with screw anchors supplied with it The bracket can be used as a template to mark the holes on the wall Respect the distances as indicated in par 4 Position ing and make sure that the bracket is level before drilling the holes Pic 6 Wall mounting bracket Make sure that the wall can support the machine under operating conditions and that the screws are the right ones for that type of wall D...

Page 8: ...etal chains preferably steel chains chain material should not be affected by humidity Respect the minimum distances indicated in Pic 5 Disassemble the rear bracket A for wall installation as shown in Pic 10 by unscrewing the four screws V Then remove the screw S that fixes the external junction box Pic 10 Wall mounting bracket removal Now five 5 screws should be available 4 screws removed from the...

Page 9: ...standards CENELEC H05VV F or H05VVH2 F or better With reference to Pic 13 Remove the cover of the external junction box by un screwing the four screws In the box there are two cable clamps that will be used to pass the power cable P and the humidistat cable H Pass the power cable through the cable clamp P Fasten the neutral and phase live wires to the terminals L and W and the ground wire to the g...

Page 10: ... The distribution inlets are correctly positioned WARNING prolonged use of the machine without water supply can seriously damage the solenoid valve 5 2 Starting To start the humidifier turn on the main switch The machine will perform a washing cycle lasting about one minute as described in detail in par 6 3 The washing reset cycle At the end of the cycle if the humidistat contact is closed the hum...

Page 11: ...le each time The machine is started with the main switch The humidistat closes the H H contacts because the necessary R H conditions have been reached The scope of this cycle is to prevent water depositing in the machine when it is not in operation in this way preventing the proliferation of bacteria The cycle has a fixed duration and consists in Exclusion of the motor and a 40 second waiting peri...

Page 12: ...ing the three screws hold ing it Separate the two plastic grids A from the filter material B Clean the filter B with a vacuum cleaner or immerse it in slightly soapy water and rinse dry without wringing Filter MUST BE COMPLETELY DRY before reinstalla tion ATTENTION never enable the humidifier without the air filter fitted The air filter is composed of three pieces that must be assembled in such a ...

Page 13: ...hine in an environment with a tempera ture range between 14 F and 140 F When the machine is still packed keep it upright Do not put any other heavy things on the box 8 1 Points to check before and after a long period of inactivity 8 1 1 Before Disconnect the electric connections and close the supply water ON OFF taps Cover the machine to protect it from the dust 8 1 2 After Check the state of the ...

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