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5.5  Electrical installation

 Caution

Danger from electric current. The electrical installation is to be carried out 

only by a qualified electrician.

Please note the following:

 

Observe all relevant regulations.

 

Choose the dimensions of the cable cross sections in line with the applicable 

regulations.

 

Carry out the electrical installation according to the wiring diagram.

 

Route the signal lines separately from the supply lines.

 

Secure all connections against working loose.

Proceed as follows:

 

Unscrew the top side cover.

 

Connect the power supply.

 

Connect the units with the EasyTronic EC room temperature controller.

 

Wire the external room temperature sensor to the EasyTronic EC.

 

Wire the door contact to the EasyTronic EC.

 

Wire the pump/valve control to the EasyTronic EC.

 

Reinstall the side cover.

Designation

Voltage

Cable

Comments

Power supply for TopVent

®

1 × 230 V AC

NYM

3 × 1.5 mm² (min.)

Power supply EasyTronic EC

1 × 230 V AC

NYM

2 × 1.5 mm² (min.)

External room temperature sensor

J-Y(St)Y

2 × 2 × 0.8 mm

shielded, max. 30 m length

Fan control

0-10 V DC

NYM

2 × 1.0 mm²

Door contact

24 V DC

NYM

2 × 1.0 mm²

Pump / Valve control

Volt-free

NYM

 × 1.5 mm² (min.) max. 3 A

max. 230 V AC
max.   24 V DC

Table 8:  Cable list for on-site connections

230 V

AC

230 V

AC

230 V

AC

230 VAC

2

4

5

5

5

3

1

1

External room temperature sensor

2

EasyTronic EC

3

Pump/valve

4

Door contact

5

TopVent

®

 TW (max. 10)

Fig. 13:  Conceptual diagram

230 VAC

230 VAC

2

1

3

4

5

6

1

External room temperature sensor

2

EasyTronic EC

3

Pump / Valve control

4

Door contact

5

Fan control

6

TopVent

®

 TW

Fig. 14:  Connection diagram

1

Side cover

2

Terminal strip

Fig. 15:  Unscrewing the side cover to access to the 

terminal strip

14

TopVent

®

 TW

Design, installation and operation

Transport and installation

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Summary of Contents for TopVent TW Series

Page 1: ...TopVent TW Design installation and operation TopVent TW Air curtain...

Page 2: ...ound data 8 4 5 Dimensions and weights 8 4 6 Specification text 8 5 Transport and installation 9 5 1 Delivery 9 5 2 Requirements for the installation site 9 5 3 Installation 10 5 4 Hydraulic installat...

Page 3: ...ove this use is considered to be not as intended The manufacturer can accept no liability for damage resulting from improper use 1 2 User group The units are only allowed to be installed operated and...

Page 4: ...read the operating instructions before unpacking installing commis sioning and before maintaining the equipment Store the operating instructions so that they are easily accessible Observe any attached...

Page 5: ...le fan and a custom made heating coil 3 1 Unit construction The TopVent TW consists of the following components Heat exchanger consisting of copper tubes and aluminium fins Tangential fan with energy...

Page 6: ...using a door contact switch The connected units are switched on via door contact if the door is open digital input Adjusting the fan speed The required speed can be infinitely adjusted Pump or valve c...

Page 7: ...30 1 90 Supply voltage VAC 230 230 230 Frequency Hz 50 50 50 Max mounting height m 3 7 3 7 3 7 Max horizontal reach m 3 7 3 7 3 7 Table 4 Technical data 4 3 Heat output Temperature of the heating med...

Page 8: ...Weight kg 22 6 31 2 38 8 Table 7 Dimensions and weights 4 6 Specification text TopVent TW Air curtain Sturdy casing made of galvanised sheet steel including suspension set for hori zontal or vertical...

Page 9: ...ts wrong deliveries and possible transport damage immediately in writing 5 2 Requirements for the installation site Position the units over or next to the door The air flow must cover the entire door...

Page 10: ...onal material is required for the other installation variants Variant 2 horizontal unit retaining brackets facing upwards M8x55 screws x4 for TW 2 x6 for TW 3 TW 5 Variant 3 vertical unit M8x70 screws...

Page 11: ...the retaining brackets Fasten the retaining brackets with the M8 screws 3 onto the unit Install the unit on the wall Use the packaging box as a drilling template 1 Position of the holes 2 Retaining br...

Page 12: ...ning brackets with the M8 screws 2 onto the unit Install the unit on the wall Use the packaging box as a drilling template 1 Retainer cover 2 M8x70 screw with washer not included in the scope of deliv...

Page 13: ...by means of the flow or return lines 1 Air vent with shut off 2 Control valve 3 Balancing valve 4 Drain valves 5 Shut off valves 6 Flow 7 Return Fig 11 Connecting the heating coil Ventilation If the...

Page 14: ...c EC Reinstall the side cover Designation Voltage Cable Comments Power supply for TopVent 1 230 VAC NYM 3 1 5 mm min Power supply EasyTronic EC 1 230 VAC NYM 2 1 5 mm min External room temperature sen...

Page 15: ...1 2 1 2 1 2 L1 N PE L1 N 3 9 10 Ai G L1 N PE 2 1 N PE L1 N PE L1 2x1 5 mm COM Door contact Pump or valve 110 230 VAC by the installer EasyTronic EC TopVent TW further TopVent TW max 10 Terminals by th...

Page 16: ...medium available Are the hydraulics aligned and balanced Are all the control components installed and wired Are all of the respective trade groups installer electrician etc present at the scheduled t...

Page 17: ...en working on electrical systems When working in the unit take precautions against unprotected sharp metal edges Immediately replace damaged or removed informational and warning signs Following mainte...

Page 18: ...fatal injury from directly touching live parts even after the unit is switched off Only open the unit after waiting 5 minutes Drain the heating medium circuit Dismantle all media connections Disconnec...

Page 19: ...19 TopVent TW Design installation and operation Dismantling 4216285 en 02...

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