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3 INSTALLATION

WARNING:

 unit installation and start-up must be entrusted 

to competent personnel and performed in a workmanlike 

manner, in accordance with current regulations. 

WARNING:

 install the ducted unit, the line switch (iL) and/or 

all remote controls in a position out of the reach of persons 

who are in the bathroom or in the shower.

DANGER:

 The unit may be used by children of at least 8 

years of age and by persons with reduced physical, sen-

sory, or mental capabilities, or who lack experience or the 

necessary knowledge, provided that they are supervised or 

after they have received instructions relating to the safe use 

of the unit and understand the inherent dangers. Children 

must not play with the unit. Cleaning and maintenance to 

be carried out by the user must not be performed by unsu-

pervised children.

IMPORTANT:

 it is advisable to install any accessories on the 

standard unit prior to positioning the latter, making refer-

ence to the technical sheets. The air intake and outlet have 

a rectangular cross-section, with pre-cut holes for fastening 

the available accessories. 

The heat exchanger connections can be switched over to the op-

posite side by carrying out the following steps:

 

Ū remove the upper closing panel.

 

Ū remove the collecting condensate tray.

 

Ū remove the heat exchanger module by taking out the fas-

tening screws (2 per side).

 

Ū turn the  heat exchanger by 180° (on the vertical axis) and 

screw it back into the unit again.

 

Ū reassemble the tray and the upper closing panel.

3.1 

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

Some rules to follow

 

Ū Vent air from the exchanger while the pumps are off. For 

this purpose use the  air vent valves situated next to the ex-

changer connections.

 

Ū All ducts, especially the outlet ducts, must be insulated with 

anti-condensation material.

 

Ū An inspection panel must be provided in proximity to the 

unit to enable maintenance and cleaning operations.

 

Ū install the control panel on the wall; choose an accessible 

position from where functions may be easily set and which is 

suitable for taking temperature readings, where applicable. 

Avoid positions directly exposed to sunlight or direct cur-

rents of hot or cold air and make sure there are no obstacles 

which may preclude a correct temperature reading.

WARNING:

in normal operation, particularly with the fan at minimum 

speed and ambient air with high relative humidity, conden-

sation may form on the air outlet and on some external parts 

of the unit.

To avoid such issues while always remaining within the oper-

ating limits envisaged for the unit, it is necessary to limit the 

inlet temperature of the water inside the heat exchanger. in 

particular, the difference between the air dew point  (T

A

,D

P

)  

and the inlet water temperature (T

W

) must nOT exceed 14 

°C, according to the following relationship:  

T

W

>T

A

,D

P

-14 

°C

Example

: in the case of ambient air at 25 ° C with 75% rela-

tive humidity, the dew point temperature is about 20 ° C and 

therefore the inlet temperature of the water in the battery 

must be greater then:

 

Ū 20-14 = 6 °C in order to avoid condensation on a fancoil 

equipped with a valve.

 

Ū 20-12 = 8 °C if the valve kit accessory can not be installed.

Fan coil with valve

Air temperature dry bulb (°C)

21

23

25

27

29

31

33

Relative 

humidity %

40

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

50

5

5

5

5

5

6

8

60

5

5

5

5

7

9

11

70

5

5

6

8

9

11

13

80

5

6

8

10

12

14

16

90

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

Fan coil without valve

Air temperature dry bulb (°C)

21

23

25

27

29

31

33

Relative 

humidity %

40

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

50

6

6

6

6

6

8

10

60

6

6

6

7

9

11

13

70

6

6

8

10

11

13

15

80

6

8

10

12

12

16

18

90

8

10

12

14

14

18

20

in the event the indoor unit is stopped for a prolonged peri-

od, with the fan stopped and circulation of cold water in the 

heat exchanger, condensation may also form on the unit’s 

exterior. in this case it is advisable to install the 3-way (or 

2-way) valve accessory in order to stop the flow of water in 

the coil when the fan is stopped.

During wintertime periods of shut down, drain water from the 

system, to prevent ice from forming. if anti-freeze solutions are 

used, check for their freezing point using the table below.

% Glycol by weight

Freezing 

temperature (°C)

Capacity 

adjustment

Pressure drop 

adjustment

0

0

1,00

1,00

10

-4

0,97

1,05

20

-10

0,92

1,10

30

-16

0,87

1,15

40

-24

0,82

1,20

Summary of Contents for FWB-CF

Page 1: ...4 2 pipes systems 4 pipes systems Centrifugal fan Ducted FEATURES Multi speed motor Heat exchanger up to 4 rows Water connections ABS centrifugal fans Medium static pressure ducted fan coil units 2 8 kW Duct units UT66002760 03 08 21 ...

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Page 3: ...TS p 4 STRUCTURE p 4 ELECTRIC MOTOR p 4 AIR FILTER p 4 2 1 AIR INTAKE p 4 HEAT EXCHANGER p 4 FANS p 4 3 INSTALLATION p 5 3 1 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS p 5 3 2 ASSEMBLY OF UNITS p 6 4 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES p 7 5 RATED TECHNICAL DATA p 8 6 WEIGHTS p 10 7 SOUND POWER LEVELS FOR 2 PIPES OCTAVE BAND p 10 7 SOUND POWER LEVELS FOR OCTAVE BAND 4 PIPE SYSTEMS AND 1 ROW p 11 8 OVERALL DIMENSIONS p 12 9 ELEC...

Page 4: ...OMPONENTS STRUCTURE Built from galvanised steel sheet heat and sound insulated by means of Class 1 self extinguishing panels Reduced height to facilitate installation in a horizontal position in a false ceiling The structure incorporates a drip tray and condensate drain outlet The bearing structure allows to combine a large range of acces sories in suction and air delivery in order to obtain the o...

Page 5: ...nctions may be easily set and which is suitable for taking temperature readings where applicable Avoid positions directly exposed to sunlight or direct cur rents of hot or cold air and make sure there are no obstacles which may preclude a correct temperature reading WARNING In normal operation particularly with the fan at minimum speed and ambient air with high relative humidity conden sation may ...

Page 6: ...NITS Mounting the unit Insert the vibration dampers provided in the 4 slots indicated for ceiling installation Fasten the base unit to the ceiling or wall using at least 4 of the 8 slots provided Ū It is recommended to use 8MA threaded bars plus screw an chors of adequate capacity to bear the weight of the unit and to prepare the positioning of the unit using 3 8MA bolts 2 in the lower part 1 in t...

Page 7: ...rical heating elements EH Heating element with installation kit relay box and safety devices Accessories EPIMSB6 Power interface for connecting in parallel up to 4 fan coil units to the one controller EDPD Auxiliary water drip tray Valve kits 2 way valves ON OFF or MODULATING actuator 230V or 24V power supply hydraulic kit for additional heat exchanger 2 way valve ON OFF or MODULATING actuator 230...

Page 8: ... 1050 1163 1289 1050 1163 1289 Available static pressure E Pa 12 50 61 12 50 61 40 50 60 40 50 60 Power input E W 76 167 192 76 167 192 235 280 332 235 280 332 Maximum current absorption A 1 10 1 10 2 10 2 10 Total cooling capacity 1 E kW 2 22 4 22 4 63 2 44 4 79 5 23 6 15 6 66 7 21 6 91 7 49 8 12 Sensible cooling capacity 1 E kW 1 60 3 09 3 39 1 70 3 33 3 64 4 51 4 88 5 29 4 83 5 23 5 67 FCEER cl...

Page 9: ...683 755 333 683 755 1050 1163 1289 1050 1163 1289 Available static pressure E Pa 12 50 61 12 50 61 40 50 60 40 50 60 Power input E W 76 167 192 76 167 192 235 280 332 235 280 332 Maximum current absorption A 1 10 1 10 2 10 2 10 Total cooling capacity 1 E kW 2 22 4 20 4 60 2 44 4 76 5 20 6 15 6 66 7 21 6 91 7 49 8 12 Sensible cooling capacity 1 E kW 1 60 3 07 3 36 1 70 3 31 3 62 4 51 4 88 5 29 4 83...

Page 10: ...2 43 8 40 2 34 2 25 5 49 53 2 50 9 47 2 42 8 39 2 33 2 24 5 max 7 56 60 2 57 9 54 2 49 8 46 2 40 2 31 5 55 59 2 56 9 53 2 48 8 45 2 39 2 30 5 10 min 1 36 40 2 37 9 34 2 29 8 26 2 20 2 0 0 35 39 2 36 9 33 2 28 8 25 2 19 2 0 0 med 6 53 57 2 54 9 51 2 46 8 43 2 37 2 28 5 52 56 2 53 9 50 2 45 8 42 2 36 2 27 5 max 7 56 60 2 57 9 54 2 49 8 46 2 40 2 31 5 55 59 2 56 9 53 2 48 8 45 2 39 2 30 5 11 min 1 36...

Page 11: ...47 2 42 8 39 2 33 2 24 5 max 7 56 60 2 57 9 54 2 49 8 46 2 40 2 31 5 55 59 2 56 9 53 2 48 8 45 2 39 2 30 5 10 min 1 36 40 2 37 9 34 2 29 8 26 2 20 2 0 0 35 39 2 36 9 33 2 28 8 25 2 19 2 0 0 med 6 53 57 2 54 9 51 2 46 8 43 2 37 2 28 5 52 56 2 53 9 50 2 45 8 42 2 36 2 27 5 max 7 56 60 2 57 9 54 2 49 8 46 2 40 2 31 5 55 59 2 56 9 53 2 48 8 45 2 39 2 30 5 11 min 1 36 40 2 37 9 34 2 29 8 26 2 20 2 0 0 ...

Page 12: ...e 2 Water connections additional heat exchanger 1 2 female 3 Condensate discharge diameter ø 17 FWB C 04 05 06 08 A mm 758 758 968 968 C mm 677 677 887 887 D mm 648 648 858 858 E mm 707 707 917 917 300 300 140 100 15 250 15 103 102 26 33 D C 21 197 605 665 26 A E 42 93 78 187 205 356 441 529 575 330 550 3 2 2 1 IN IN OUT OUT ...

Page 13: ...4 female 2 Water connections additional heat exchanger 1 2 female 3 Condensate discharge diameter ø 17 300 300 140 100 3 2 2 1 21 227 33 15 D 15 C 685 745 120 26 155 26 E A 385 503 596 618 43 113 220 210 360 630 108 280 IN IN OUT OUT FWB C 10 11 15 17 A mm 1177 1177 1177 1177 C mm 1096 1096 1096 1096 D mm 1066 1066 1066 1066 E mm 1123 1123 1123 1123 ...

Page 14: ...by at least 3 mm and an adequate protection fuse F Electrical intakes are shown on the rating labels on the units During installation strictly abide by the indications on the wir ing diagram for the unit control panel combination NOTE The electric wires power and control circuits must be pulled in through the gland on the side of the electric box where the plumbing connections are located and then...

Page 15: ...Ground N Neutral F Fuse not provided IL Circuit breaker not supplied Wirings made by supplier WH White BK Black max speed BU Blue BN Brown GY Grey GN Green YE Yellow RD Red min speed GYNE Yellow green ground PE FWB C 05 06 08 10 11 Wiring diagram 7 speed L Phase PE Ground N Neutral F Fuse not provided IL Circuit breaker not supplied Wirings made by supplier WH White BK Black max speed BU Blu mediu...

Page 16: ... L Phase PE Ground N Neutral F Fuse not provided IL Circuit breaker not supplied Wirings made by supplier WH White BK Black max speed BU Blu medium speed BN Brown GY Grey GN Green YE Yellow RD Red min speed GYNE Yellow green ground PE Electrical connectionFWECS ...

Page 17: ...UT66002760 02 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden 17 Electrical connection FWB C 04 FWEC1A valve Electrical connection FWB C 05 11 FWEC1A valve ...

Page 18: ...FWB C Technical manual 18 Electrical connection FWB C 05 11 FWEC1A valve Electrical connection FWB C 04 FWEC2A 3A valve ...

Page 19: ...UT66002760 02 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden 19 Electrical connection FWB C 05 11 FWEC2A 3A valve Electrical connection FWB C 15 17 FWEC2A 3A valve ...

Page 20: ...FWB C Technical manual 20 Electrical connection FWB C 04 FWEC1A valve heating element Electrical connectionFWB C 05 11 FWEC1A valve heating element ...

Page 21: ...T66002760 02 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden 21 Electrical connection FWB C 15 17 FWEC1A valve heating element Electrical connection FWB C 04 FWEC2A 3A valve heating element ...

Page 22: ...FWB C Technical manual 22 Electrical connection FWB C 05 11 FWEC2A 3A valve heating element Electrical connection FWB C 15 17 FWEC2A 3A valve heating element ...

Page 23: ...S wall mounted microprocessor split controller with display FWECS controller is a system composed of Circuit board comprising the power circuit the microprocessor system and the removable screw connectors for the connection of the inlet and outlet devices User interface comprising a graphic display and a keyboard six keys provided with clock and sensor to read the ambient temperature Main function...

Page 24: ...xchanger or additional heat exchanger 2 way motor driven modulating valve pressure independent complete with hydraulic kit Itcontrolstheroomtemperaturebystoppingthewaterflowthroughtheheatexchanger With24Velectro thermalactuator Availableforallmodels withstandard heat exchanger or additional heat exchanger EDPD Auxiliary trays for collecting condensate Used for collecting any condensate that might ...

Page 25: ...from the power supply by setting the main switch on 0 OFF To clean the air filter proceed as follows 1 Access the unit via the inspection panel and take out the air filter as shown in Air filter 2 If the filter is on the inside of the intake grille remove the lat ter and then proceed to carry out the steps described below 3 Clean the filter with warm water or in the event of dry dust build up usin...

Page 26: ...FWB C Technical manual 26 Standard air intake ...

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