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Control and adjustment of the system

To achieve optimal operation of the system, it must be 

adjusted

using specialist ventilation measuring equipment. If you 

wish to put the system into operation before adjusting it, 

you can do the following:

Before putting the system into operation

1.  Check that the Genvex unit is correctly installed and 

that all the ducts are properly insulated. 

2.  Check that the base plate can be opened so that it is 

possible to service and maintain the unit. 

3.  Check that the filters are clean (may be dirty after 

installation). 

4.  Check that the condensate drain is correctly installed 

with a water trap and protected against frost. Pour 1 

litre of water into the condensate tray and check that it 

runs through the condensate drain unhindered. 

5.  Set all supply valves such that the valve closest to the 

unit is opened 3 turns from the closed position and the 

outer valve is opened 8 turns from the closed position. 

The intermediate valves are opened between 4 and 7 

turns, depending on how close they are to the unit. 

6.  If a reheating surface is installed in the system, the 

supply air temperature is set to 0–3°C below the room 

temperature in the home.

The system can now be put into operation and run until the 

system

is adjusted using specialist ventilation measuring equip-

ment.

Electrical installation

The electrical connection must be executed by an authori-

sed electrician. See wiring diagrams.

“Important: for safety reasons, the machine must be con-

nected to a socket with grounding adapted to the plug con-

nection”

Access to the control board is obtained by removing the 

safety screw as shown in the picture. See picture 1.

The Optima 270 control board can then be pulled down via 

the integrated rail system, and the terminals are now freely 

accessible for connecting additional equipment. See pic-

ture 2.

A display (accessory) is connected to the socket marked 

with “display” on the outside of the cabinet.

A CTS system is connected to the Modbus connection 

marked “BMS/CTS”.

Fire/district heating/CO2 sensors are connected to the 

Modbus connection marked “I/O”.

An internet/router is connected to the RJ45 connection 

outside the cabinet.

Also see “Operating instructions, Optima 270” for further 

details.

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Summary of Contents for ECO 190 XL

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION MANUAL ECO 190 XL Mechanical ventilation with passive heat recovery A ...

Page 2: ...ts in heated rooms 8 Post heating of the supply air 8 Electrical Installation 9 Control and adjustment of the system 9 Optimal initial adjustment of the system 10 System maintenance 10 Trouble shooting 11 Optional equipmant for the ECO 190 XL ventilation unit 12 Spare parts 13 Electrical diagram OPT270 14 Declaration of conformity 15 Disassembly instructions 15 ...

Page 3: ...ived guidance on using the appliance in a safe way and under stand the dangers involved Children must not play with the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance must not be per formed by children without supervision Subject to change Labelling The CE label represents Genvex s assurance that the pro duct complies with all regulations imposed on the product in accordance with relevant EU directives T...

Page 4: ...nected to the right side of the ven tilation unit when the main control board of the machine is facing you Labels on the ventilation unit indicate how the ductwork is to be connected PLEASE NOTE that project specific models can be confi gured for left hand connection if this is the case the labels indicate how the ductwork should be connected On a right configured model the condensate drain and wa...

Page 5: ...2 Udsugningluft 3 Indblæsning 4 Modstrømsveks 5 Indblæsningsve 6 Udsugningsvent 7 Friskluftfilter 8 Udsugningsfilter 9 Eltilslutning 10 Kondensafløb 11 Bypass 12 Bypassklap 13 Forvarmer 14 IO Print 15 NJ45 Adapter 16 1 Fresh air 2 Discharge 3 Extract air 4 Supply air 5 Countercurrent exchanger 6 Supply air fan 7 Discharge air fan 8 Fresh air filter 9 Extract air filter 10 Electrical connection 11 ...

Page 6: ...at a sufficiently low level so that no noise is generated by the supply and extract fittings When positioning fresh air and discharge hoods grates ensure that the two air currents do not short circuit and thereby prevent the discharge air being sucked in again It is recommended that grates should be placed on the north or east side of the house to achieve optimal comfort in homes flats It is recom...

Page 7: ...tive pressure is created in the unit which means it is necessary to ensure that the water trap contains a water column of at least 50 mm Insulation of ducts in cold attics To benefit from the unit s high recovery potential efficiency the ducts must be correctly insulated Supply and extract ducts In order to minimise heat loss from the duct system in cold attics supply and extract ducts must be pro...

Page 8: ...s of the water post heating surface The sensor for controlling the motor valve is installed in the supply duct approx 500 mm after the water post heating surface so that it is not affected by radiant heat from the heater The water connection to the water post heating surface must be executed by an authorised plumber Electric post heating surface The sensor for controlling the electric heating surf...

Page 9: ...close they are to the unit 6 If a reheating surface is installed in the system the supply air temperature is set to 0 3 C below the room temperature in the home The system can now be put into operation and run until the system is adjusted using specialist ventilation measuring equip ment Electrical installation The electrical connection must be executed by an authori sed electrician See wiring dia...

Page 10: ...then rinse it e g in the bathroom using the shower head The heat exchanger plates must be handled carefully They have sharp edges and must not be damaged Fan Check the two fan wheels for dirt If they are dirty they can be cleaned with a brush bottle washer etc Supply and extract valves Clean the valves by wiping them with a dry cloth Make sure that the valve does not rotate and thus cause a change...

Page 11: ...l switch off The electric heating surface is equipped with a fire thermostat which automatically shuts off the power if the temperature exceeds 50 C When the temperature drops the heating surface automatically swit ches back on As extra security there is a built in thermal fuse which switches off if the temperature exceeds 100 C Reconnection must be performed manually This does not apply to PTC el...

Page 12: ... volume even at cold outdoor temperatures Condensate pump the ECO 190 XL can be supplied with a factory fitted condensate pump that makes it possible to divert condensate even in difficult conditions Note only recommended in combination with condensation level switch Condensation level switch must be connected to external start stop on the main circuit board for automatic shut off of the ventilati...

Page 13: ...69875 Optima 270 print 2 069820 XL Fan incl cabinet 3 069344 Exchanger GS18 x 460 alu 069345 Exchanger GS18 x 460 plastic 4 069370 Filter G4 Coarse 069371 Filter M5 ePM10 069372 Filter F7 ePM1 No Item no Description 5 069221 Packing list 6 069382 Base plate assembled 7 060536 Belimo motor CM230 FR 8 069761 Bypass flap large 9 069354 Cable entry 2 10 069365 Level switch complete ...

Page 14: ...Exhaust air Sensor T3 Outdoor air Sensor T1 Supply air Sensor T9 Option External stop EC fan Extract air Blue Yellow EC fan Supply air Blue Yellow EC fan Extract air 1x230V 50Hz Brown Brown Blue Blue Yellow green Humidity sensor P1 EC fan Supply air 1x230V 50Hz Belimo CM230 ON OFF Bypass 2x230V 50Hz White Control signal for Rotor Bypass Motorvalve Modulating Reheating Modulating Preheating Potenti...

Page 15: ...ve fan Remove condensation level switch Remove bypass actuator Remove heat exchanger DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 15 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The declaration of conformity can be downloaded from www genvex com ...

Page 16: ...n society as a whole in fact you can recover up to 95 of the heat energy with a Genvex system All Genvex systems are rated with energy label A The original Genvex units are assembled by skilled and expe rienced technicians and have a lifetime that in many cases is measured in decades The units are approved by all applicable stan dards and are easy to operate and service Last but not least all Genv...

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