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Duct system 

It is recommended that the duct system should be made of 

spiral-folded pipes assembled with fittings with rubber ring 

seals so that you get a tight and durable duct system. In 

order to achieve a satisfactory noise level from the unit, 

sound locks must be installed on the supply air and exhaust 

air duct system between the unit and the first supply air 

and exhaust air vents.

To eliminate noise from the supply and exhaust air vents, it 

is recommended that the air velocities in the ducts are 

reduced to a sufficiently low level.

When positioning outdoor air and exhaust air hoods/

gratings, it must be ensured that the two air flows do not 

short-circuit, thereby preventing the exhaust air from being 

sucked in again. It is recommended that bar screens are 

installed on the northern or eastern side of the house to 

achieve optimal comfort in houses/apartments.

It is recommended that the air intake should be located on 

the north or east side of the house to achieve maximum 

comfort and minimal impact from the sun’s heat.

The recommended minimum horizontal distance between 

air intake and exhaust air: 3 metres.

The recommended minimum vertical distance between air 

intake and exhaust air: 1 metre.

To connect ordinary galvanised steel ducts to the ECO 275 

ventilation unit, you must first install 4 nipple connectors in 

the unit’s Ø160 mm openings (double sealing lips). Alterna-

tively, Ø200 mm galvanised steel ducts should be placed 

over the EPP connectors.

The unit is now ready for direct connection of ductwork to 

the nipple connector. It is recommended to install galva-

nised angle brackets to fasten the nipple connector to the 

galvanised housing using self-tapping steel screws.

3 m

1 m

3 m

Kanalisolering, alt. A

Kanalisolering, alt. B

Forkert isolering

Ductwork insulation alt B

Ductwork insulation alt A

Wrong insulation

Summary of Contents for ECO 275

Page 1: ...ECO 275 Mechanical ventilation with passive heat recovery A INSTALLATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Control and calibration of the system 13 Optimal initial calibration of the system 13 System maintenance 14 Filters 14 Access to internal parts 15 Preheating surface 16 Fan 16 Supply air and exhaust a...

Page 3: ...eived 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 performed by children witho...

Page 4: ...ulating preheater can be selected for the system which ensures that balanced air volumes can be maintained even during periods of very cold outdoor temperatures An integrated water level switch can al...

Page 5: ...to the location of living spaces As this is a technical product that contains fans and or a heat pump in rare cases and in combination with inappropriate installation conditions it may cause unsatisf...

Page 6: ...veksler 6 Udsugningsventilator 7 Indbl sningsventilator 8 Filter udsugningsluft 9 Filter friskluft 10 Print 11 Bypass 12 Kondensafl b 13 Ekstern el tilslutning M lskitse H jre model M l i mm 1 Frisklu...

Page 7: ...2 13 8 6 60 A 1 3 A 558 141 276 131 260 131 296 60 1118 1071 290 570 160 200 38 4 3 1 2 5 7 9 11 10 12 13 8 6 1 Outdoor air 2 Extract air 3 Exhaust air 4 Supply air 5 Heat exchanger 6 Supply air fan 7...

Page 8: ...water level switch For more details on conversion contact your Genvex sales representative Duct connection top bottom only for ECO 275 light ECO 275 light can be delivered with a supply air connection...

Page 9: ...t installation it is recommended to use 4 x 160 mm nipple connectors with double sealing lips Alternatively a 200 mm spiro pipe can be used that must be connected directly to the outside of the ECO 27...

Page 10: ...lation it is necessary to install a thermostatically controlled heating wire around the condensate drain During operation the unit experiences internal negative pressure Therefore it is necessary to e...

Page 11: ...he house to achieve optimal comfort in houses apartments It is recommended that the air intake should be located on the north or east side of the house to achieve maximum comfort and minimal impact fr...

Page 12: ...heating the fresh air in the summer Be sure to seal the connection where the outgoing duct passes through the roof or gable to prevent condensation damage Insulation of ducts in heated rooms Genvex r...

Page 13: ...turns from the closed position and the outer one 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 The sys...

Page 14: ...ht in Optima Basic This means that the filters must be replaced cleaned Stop the system by removing the device plug in ECO 275 or at the socket Open the filter plugs and remove the filters Once the fi...

Page 15: ...internal parts 2 Remove the bracket with the sensor mounted in the exchanger 3 Disassemble the exchanger by pulling on the belt gently 4 Remove the fan housing and if included built in prehea ting sur...

Page 16: ...nd exhaust air valves Clean the valves by wiping them with a dry cloth Make sure that the valve does not rotate thus causing a change in the air volume Important When reinstalling the front plate on t...

Page 17: ...ean with water 12 months Gaskets in general Check gaskets on the unit and make sure they are intact 12 months Supply air and exhaust air valves Check for dirt inside the supply air and exhaust air val...

Page 18: ...2014 Counterflow exchanger 400 mm 23 069807 Sensor clips for exhaust air 24 072024 Gasket for counterflow exchang er 25 072040 Blind plug M25x1 5 26 072021 Bottom plate Ral 9016 27 072046 Sealing stri...

Page 19: ...e system No supply air Defective supply air fan Clogged supply air filter Outdoor air grille clogged with dirt and leaves during autumn or snow and ice during winter Fuse on control board has blown Un...

Page 20: ...t Sensor T7 Extract air Sensor T4 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...

Page 21: ...Sensor T7 Extract air Sensor T4 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 1...

Page 22: ...22 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The declaration of conformity can be found on our website www genvex com...

Page 23: ...23 DE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS For further information on dismantling components with a view to disposal and recycling see illustrations under System maintenance...

Page 24: ...ilies At the same time our system is an important element when it comes to saving energy in homes and in society as a whole in fact you can recover up to 95 of the heat energy with a Genvex system All...

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