Deekax TALTERI DIVK-C 91 C Installation And User Manual Download Page 2

MACHINE PARTS AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION

 1 Door switch
 2 Supply fan     118W
 3 Extract fan   118W
 4 Heat exchanger
 5 Postheating     500W
 6 Preheating     1000W
 7 Extract air filter (G4) ISO Coarse>75%
 8 Suply air filter (F7) ISO ePM1
 9 Exhaust of condensing water   
10 Summer bypass appliance
11 Preheat manual overheat protection
12 Postheat manual overheat protection
13 Summer bypass control
14 Postheating control
15 Frost protection control
16 Fans balance adjustment

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Dimensions: Height 495 mm, widht 558 mm, 
                     depth 525 mm, weight 51 kg

6 WIRING

In the picture right handed(R) model

1 EXHAUST AIR OUT
2 OUTDOOR AIR FOR THE SYSTEM
3 EXTRACT AIR FOR THE SYSTEM
4 INTERIOR AIR SUPPLY
5 KITCHEN EXHAUST

DUCT OUTLETS
HANDEDNESS RIGHT

4 EXHAUST AIR OUT
3 OUTDOOR AIR FOR THE SYSTEM
2 EXTRACT AIR FOR THE SYSTEM
1 INTERIOR AIR SUPPLY
5 KITCHEN EXHAUST

DUCT OUTLETS
HANDEDNESS LEFT

Adjusting
voltage

Kitchen exhaust
air volumes

Kitchen exhaust air volumes

%

    70   80    90   100

    43   49    55    60  

 

l/s

3

11

4

11

1

 9

2

 6

 5

 7

 8

12

10

14

15

13

16

 

Pa

200

100

80

40

60

20

Airflow

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90 %

100 %

EXTRACT AIR

SUPPLY AIR

90

250

Pa

200

100

80

40

60

20

Airflow

40

%

50

%

60

%

70

%

80

%

90

%

100

%

90

250

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l/s

l/s

Fan speed %

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Fan input power W

22

32

46

66

95

138

198

Sound pressure level L

pA

of the installation space dB(A)

20

22

27

31

35

37

40

Hz

E    S

E    S

E    S

E    S

E    S

E    S

E    S

63

38   49

43   55

48   60

52   63

56   67

59   72

60   74

125

39   43

43   49

48   53

52   56

56   60

58   65

61   68

250

37   41

42   46

47   51

52   55

55   59

58   63

61   66

500

31   44

36   52

41   54

46   58

49   62

52   66

55   69

1000

34   46

39   52

43   57

47   60

50   63

53   67

55   69

2000

19   34

26   43

32   50

37   55

41   59

43   63

46   66

4000

*   23

11   33

17   39

23   44

28   49

31   54

34   58

8000

*   *

*   23

*   33

11   39

17   45

20   50

23   54

Total power level L

wa

35   46

40   53

44   58

48   62

52   65

54   68

56   72

Extract air(E) 
and Supply 
air(S) sound 
power level in 
air duct by 
octave band 
lw

Summary of Contents for TALTERI DIVK-C 91 C

Page 1: ...F AIR CONDITIONING COME TRUE WITH THE RECOVERY SYSTEM TALTERI removes used air from interior and brings in fresh air Humidity and impurities are exhausted through thermal recovery unit that heats the filtered ambient air cost effectively The fresh warm air is channelled draught free and noise free into the premises in necessary quantities ENSURE THE QUALITY OF AIR EXCHANGE ...

Page 2: ...S LEFT Adjusting voltage Kitchen exhaust air volumes Kitchen exhaust air volumes 70 80 90 100 43 49 55 60 l s 3 11 4 11 1 9 2 6 5 7 8 12 10 14 15 13 16 Pa 200 100 80 40 60 20 Airflow 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 EXTRACT AIR SUPPLY AIR 90 250 Pa 200 100 80 40 60 20 Airflow 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 90 250 External ductwork pressure 10 1V 10 1V External ductwork pressure l s l s Fan speed 40 50 60 70 80 90 100...

Page 3: ... technical or warm storages In case the temperature of the installation location is lower than room temperature the factory settings of the appliance must be changed to obtain faultless functioning The unit can not be installed into cold outer premises or garages UPPER BASE DUCT The channelling is usually mounted to the upper base thermal insulation The steam barrier puncture must be carefully sea...

Page 4: ... against the mounting plate so that the cover seal of the unit is evenly sealed against the mounting plate not tighter MOUNTING PLATE BINDING UPPER SURFACE IS INSTALLED 5 mm BELOW THE ROOF SURFACE LEAVE A 40 50MM GAP BETWEEN THE CEILING AND THE FRONT EDGE OF THE MOUNTING PLATE SERVICE HATCH M8 THREADED BAR BACKUP NUT THE UNIT IS PULLED INTO THE MOUNTING PLATE RAILS WASHER BOLT M8X40 THE UNIT IS AT...

Page 5: ... KITCHEN HOOD ELECTRICAL CONNECTION BETWEEN THE KITCHEN HOOD AND THE HRV UNIT DIVK C 91 C 2x0 5 C A Coupler male Coupler female 24 0 0 10 CO2 RH1 B C A B O x contact tip information of the damper max 5A 230V Kitchen hood Ultra PG EC PC EC 5 K S K S T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 OUT SUP PLY EX TRACT EX HAUST WA TER PRE HEATER POST HEATER CONTROL PANEL 230VAC L N PE FUSE TEMPERATURE SENSORS 24 0 0 10 CO2 RH1 24...

Page 6: ...rpressure for preventing overload The unit must be used with full power and check the drainage of the condensing water The appliance filters and heat exchangers must be cleaned and the systemadjusted after the construction works are completed BASIC ADJUSTMENT OF AIRFLOW The unis alone can not produce good indoor air in case the channels and fans are installed carelessly and main adjustments are no...

Page 7: ...ls to 5 degrees lower than the set valut The preaheater can be coupled off by setting the set value 10 oC when the supply fan is switched off 5 During very cold weather and when there is higher humidity there can be ice formation in the heat exchanger If such a case occurs setting the value clockwise obtained by raising the defrost cycle to start earlien The setpoint can reduces In the dry conditi...

Page 8: ...s defrozen by using the preheater The power of the preheater is mainly adequate to keep the heat recovery cell defrozen In extreme conditions if the power of the preheater is not sufficient the supply fan power will be reduced or stopped by the freezing protection thermostat when the exhaust air temperature drops below the set value 0 C The supply fan starts when the exhaust air temperature rises ...

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