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INSTALLATION

 Connection with 3 speed thermostats 

The CV input is the ON/OFF of the board:

•  in case of opened input the PCB is placed in stand-by

•  in case of closed input the PCB is in operation
To active the electrovalve Y1 the CV input must be bridged to 
clamp L of the 230 V electic power supply.
To activate the fan, connect the V1, V2, V3, V4 inputs to clamp 
L of the 230 V electric power supply. The inputs control the 
ventilation speed:

•  V1 - maximum fan speed (equal to 1400 rpm)

•  V2 - medium fan speed (equal to 1100 rpm)

•  V3 - minimum fan speed (equal to 680 rpm)

•  V4 - supersilent speed (equal to 400 rpm) 
Connect the 3 speeds of the thermostat to three of the four 
available inputs based on the characteristics and use of the 
location. Examples:

•  residential application where maximum silence is re-

quired, connect V2, V3 e V4

•  commercial application where the heating capacity is the 

main aspect, connect V1, V2 and V3

In the event of simultaneous closure of several inputs, the 
motor will run at a number of revolutions equal to that set by 
the connection with the highest speed.
You can connect several boards in parallel to a single thermo-
stat, even using different speed.

 Water  probe

In case of connection with electromechanical thermostats or 
commercial commands provided with water probe:

•  the on-board H2 probe will not be connected

•  the device will be controlled from the remote command
If this is not the case, connect the 10 kΩ probe located inside 
the battery to the H2 connector on the PCB.
The printed circuit board works in:

•  minimum water temperature for heating function (<30 °C)

•  maximum water temperature for cooling function  (>20 

°C)

In case of temperature not suitable for active operation:

•  the ventilation stops

•  error is indicated by the flashing of the LED on the PCB
The Heating/Cooling discriminant is implemented through 
the EST/IN input of the board:

•  with input open the boards goes into Heating mode

•  with input closed the board goes in Cooling mode
It is possible to use the device without the water probe acti-
vated. In this case the error is signaled on led.
To confirm operation without the probe:
–  disconnect and connect the board power
This condition is stored by the board for all subsequent start-
ups. Connect the probe to restore the normal functions.

 Error  signals

LED signals

– 

LED off

The CV contact is open, stand-by condition

– 

LED on

The CV contact is closed, normal operation

– 

LED 1 flash / pause

Water temperature probe H2 alarm not suitable, temporary stop of the ventilation until the temperature reaches an appropriate 
value

– 

LED 2 flashes / pause

Motor alarm (for example jamming due to foreign bodies or fault in the rotation sensor)

– 

LED 3 flashes / pause

Water probe alarm disconnected or faulty

Summary of Contents for Filomuro SLW 400

Page 1: ...EN Installation and user manual SLW...

Page 2: ...use of the machine in a rapid unmistakable way Editorial pictograms User Refers to pages containing instructions or information for the user Installer Refers to pages containing instructions or inform...

Page 3: ...rain 14 2 9 Filling the system 15 2 10 Electric connections 15 2 11 Diagrams and configurations electrical controls 17 3 Touchpad and remote control 24 3 1 Interface 24 3 2 Main functions 25 3 3 Warni...

Page 4: ...ost download a copy from the website All repair or maintenance interventions must be per formed by the technical service department or by pro fessionally qualified personnel as foreseen in this bookle...

Page 5: ...al specifications 2 pipes Technical data DC Models m u 400 600 800 Battery water content L 0 50 0 61 0 77 Maximum working pressure bar 10 10 10 Maximum water inlet temperature C 80 80 80 Minimum water...

Page 6: ...during transportation Filomuro Filomuro Filomuro Models m u 400 600 800 Dimensions and weight during transportation Total length mm 1020 1220 1302 Total height mm 490 490 490 Total depth mm 213 213 21...

Page 7: ...all surface is not crossed by pipelines or power lines the wall is perfectly level there are no obstructions nearby that could compromise the inlet and outlet airflow the wall on which you are install...

Page 8: ...A lift the filter slightly rotate until the complete exit from the housing A Filter B Extraction direction A B remove the filter Removal of the aesthetic front panel A side panels B aesthetic front pa...

Page 9: ...stalled later leave the connecting pipes plentiful so as not to make joints A built in cistern B connecting water pipelines C condensation drainage pipe A B C 2 6 Installation use the paper template s...

Page 10: ...en support wall use a leveler check the inclination towards the attachment side fix the screws assemble the unit check correct attachment to the bracket G check the inclination towards the attachment...

Page 11: ...r choosing the right water lines and their size in accordance with good installation practices and the applicable law Keep in mind that undersized pipelines lead to poor sys tem operation Position and...

Page 12: ...ly check that the insulation is tight in order to pre vent the formation and dripping of condensate Hydraulic accessories The device comes standard without any shut off valve In other case depending o...

Page 13: ...ting for water inlet pipe D water outlet pipe fitting E electrical cable entry hole A D E B C Connection with 3 way diverting valve unit with thermoelectric actuator V30688 In case of choice for the 3...

Page 14: ...A Filomuro B liquid drain pipe A B provide a slope never less than 1 insulate fitting points Pay attention to the tilt of the condensate drain pipe Make the condensate liquid flow directly onto a gut...

Page 15: ...etwork are adapted to the absorption of the apparatus considering also any oth er devices in parallel operation the power supply voltage and system frequency match to the values indicated on the devic...

Page 16: ...iring diagram of the unit you are installing You can use a cable embedded in the wall in the position traced with the installation template to make the electrical connection recommended connection for...

Page 17: ...n the supply H2 Water temperature probe M1 Fan motor DC Inverter EV Hot water solenoid valve 230 V 50 Hz 1 A power output L N 230 V 50 Hz electrical power supply connection G Protective conductor CP P...

Page 18: ...spect the AB polarization H2 Hot water temperature probe 10 k M1 Fan motor DC Inverter Y1 Water solenoid valve 230 V 50 Hz 1 A power output L N 230 V 50 Hz electrical power supply connection BO Boiler...

Page 19: ...t the cables unscrew the corresponding screw with a screwdriver remove the conductor When the CP contact opens connected to a clean contact not live the unit is in stand by The display reads CP Error...

Page 20: ...inimum fan speed 680 rpm V4 Super silent speed 400 rpm E Heating cooling selection input Y1 Water solenoid valve 230 V 50 Hz 1 A power output M1 Fan motor DC Inverter TA 3 speed room thermostat to buy...

Page 21: ...nds provided with water probe the on board H2 probe will not be connected the device will be controlled from the remote command If this is not the case connect the 10 k probe located inside the batter...

Page 22: ...suffix 0V00 Printed circuit board BB0699 The PCB is included in the supply L N 230 V 50 Hz electrical power supply 10V Device pilot input 0 10 V Input impedance 25 k Y1 Water solenoid valve 230 V 50...

Page 23: ...value 1400 rmp for voltage values 1 1 V 10 V DC The solenoid valve Y1 is enabled by voltage values 1 V DC turns off with values 0 9 V DC Error signals LED signals LED off The input signal is below 0...

Page 24: ...andle with care avoiding strong impacts or falling on hard surfaces Do not placing obstacles between the remote control and the device while you are using the remote Important If other devices are bei...

Page 25: ...e device can help you locate the switch or introduce a power plug on the device plugging it into the system s socket After you perform these steps you can operate the system either by pressing the sym...

Page 26: ...he set temperature the higher the speed The speed is reduced automatically as the room temperature gradually reaches the set tem perature In dehumidification only mode and night comfort mode you canno...

Page 27: ...ed with the automatic switching on of the appliance press again the key to confirm the setting To program the stand by of the appliance press the key for 5 seconds The symbol on indicates the Timer fu...

Page 28: ...ante Incorrect water temperature In heating mode the water temperature is below 30 C lampeggiante Incorrect water temperature In cooling mode the water temperature is above 20 C Operating the unit if...

Page 29: ...remoted in one of the fan coils connected to it Mounting The wall mounted remote control must be installed on internal walls at a height of about 1 5 m from the floor away from doors or windows away f...

Page 30: ...electric wires through the hole provided fix the base of the control to the wall using suitable screw and plugs perform the electrical connection close the control Pay attention not to crush the cond...

Page 31: ...ence sensor enabling badge remote change of season Function When the contact connected to the CP input is closed all the users connected will be switched off At the touch of a button on the display th...

Page 32: ...y Supervision on Flashing with CP closed contact Switched on for alarm indication Resistance enabled indication Cooling function on Heating function on Remote control indication off Automatic function...

Page 33: ...change The adjustment range goes from 16 to 28 C with a reso lution of 0 5 C Out of range values from 5 C and 40 C are allowed ex cept in automatic mode These value should be set only for short perio...

Page 34: ...use On the display will appear only the room temperature Deactivation To deactivate the display press the key for about 2 seconds All the light signals go off In stand by mode the control ensure an a...

Page 35: ...ol WALL MOUNTED CONTROL B3V151 B3V152 5 1 Electric connections Connection diagram B3V151 1 PCB 2 Wall control H4 H2 S1 N276660C DATA I O LED H4 H2 2 1 B3V152 1 PCB 2 Built in wall control H4 H2 S1 N27...

Page 36: ...amaging the appliance Do not manually move the horizontal louver of the air out let Always use the remote control to do this operation If water leaks from the device you must switch it off im mediatel...

Page 37: ...er B A wash the filter with running water allow it dry Do not use detergents or solvents to clean the filter Inserting the filter Remount the filter paying particular attention to introduce the lower...

Page 38: ...t energy sav ing keep the filters clean keep the doors and windows of the locations fitted with air conditioning systems closed as much as possible During summer limit the entry of direct sun rays int...

Page 39: ...you were to turn on the problem may be in the electronic control The ventilation motor is jammed or burnt Check the motor windings and check if the fan rotates freely The wirings are not correct Chec...

Page 40: ...40 Troubleshooting NOTE...

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Page 44: ...realized by Innova technical dept INNOVA S r l Via I Maggio 8 38089 Storo TN ITALY tel 39 0465 670104 fax 39 0465 674965 info innovaenergie com N273110A Rev 06...

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