Euromate VisionAir, User Manual

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User Manual VisionAir air cleaner
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ODOURFREE
Pre filter [A] | Pre filter Blue Line
The Pre filter removes coarse dust particles and other impurities.
UNIVERSAL Main filter [B] | Filter CM2 Blue Line
Activated charcoal filter to capture general odours and
gases.
INCONTINENCE Main filter [B] | Filter CM1 Blue Line
Activated charcoal filter to capture incontinence
odours.
6.2 Options
The air cleaner can be expanded to include the following options:
Dust sensor: The air cleaner reacts automatically to the presence and
concentration of dust.
Gas sensor: The air cleaner reacts automatically to the presence of tobacco
smoke and gas.
7 INSTALLATION
7.1 VisionAir Blue Line
The air cleaner can be installed in different ways using various installation
kits. The installation kits include no materials for installation on/in the ceiling
or wall. Ensure that the installation materials for wall or ceiling have
sufficient load-bearing strength; the VisionAir BlueLine 1 weighs 16.5 kg, the
VisionAir Blue Line 2 weighs 32.5 kg.
7.2 Dust Sensor & Gas Sensor
The dust and gas sensor may only be installed by the dealer or authorised
persons.
8 OPERATION
8.1 Operation of Air Cleaner
The air cleaner has an OLED display and a push-button as user interface. In
order to prolong the service life of the display, the information appears on
the display only when something changes.
8.1.1 Operation on the device
The air cleaner can be operated manually using the
u
button [A]
on the display .
From the OFF state (everything off), the VisionAir Blue Line 1 goes
to the STANDBY, the LED indicatior lights up green LED [B].
If the
u
button is pressed again, the fan switches to the different
speeds in turn [C]: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. The LED
indicator lights up blue.
If the
u
button is then pressed again, the VisionAir Blue Line 1
switches to the automatic program. In this mode the LED
indicator lights up orange.
Pressing the
u
button again switches the air cleaner to the OFF
state again.
8.1.2 Infrared remote control
The air cleaner can be operated
using the remote control supplied. It
has 5 buttons with special functions
that are described below.
The OFF button [A] serves to switch
off the air cleaner.
The buttons [B] allow the air
cleaner to be switched to a higher or
lower fan speed, to TIMER mode and
STANDBY mode.
The fan always starts briefly at a
higher speed.
The air cleaner has a memory for the
last fan speed selected. When the
mains voltage is connected to the
device, the air cleaner will start at
this speed.
8.2 Menu
The menu allows the different functions of the air cleaner to be
set. A number of functions (gas sensor and dust sensor) are
optional and are displayed in the menu only if they are installed.
In order to call up the settings menu, press the MENU button [C]
followed by the ENTER button [D] for 3 seconds.
8.2.1 Setting of the gas sensor (only visible if installed)
The gas sensor is switched on with the AUTO button [E]. During the heating
up of the sensor (approx. five minutes), the text ‘sens cal’ appears on the
display of the air cleaner. The system then switches to the analysis phase.
The air quality is analysed for a period of two minutes at the lowest fan
speed. The correct fan speed is then set automatically. During a change of
fan speed, this new speed is shown on the display. The minimum time that
the fan runs at this speed has to be adjusted. See 8.2.12. If no impurities are
measured for 15 minutes, the fan will start again for two minutes to create an
air circulation in the room.
The gas sensor is switched off again by pressing the OFF button [A] or one
of the buttons to increase or decrease the fan speed.
Various parameters can be set to adapt the function to the specific situation.
These parameters of the gas sensor are set by your dealer. If the air cleaner
does not react according to your requirements, please contact your dealer.
These settings are:
- Minimum fan speed (irrespective of the gas sensor value).
- Maximum fan speed (irrespective of the gas sensor value).
- Sensitivity of the gas sensor.
GAS SENSOR