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5.3.2. Alarm history

Displays the last 50 messages and errors, along with the date and time they occurred.

ALARM HISTORY

27-03-2019

30-03-2019

26-03-2019

10:10:09

18:44:03

16:25:07

4B: Change outdoor air filter

5B: Change extract air filter

1B: Low supply air flow

5.3.3. Operation counters

Depending on the configuration of the unit, operating meters display operating time of various units and the amount of

energy returned by the heat exchanger.

OPERATION COUNTERS

Supply fan operation

Air heater operation

Exhaust fan operation

366 h

151 h

363 h

Recovered energy

2227 kWh

Reset

Reset

Reset

Reset

5.3.4. Efficiency status

EFFICIENCY STATUS

Heat exchanger recovery

Heat exchanger thermal efficiency

Thermal energy saving

CF exchanger calibration

8.6 W

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100 %

Run

Calibrated

In this menu you can also calibrate CF heat exchanger

1

, if not

calibrated during the first start-up. If calibration was successful and
the display shows “Calibrated”, there is no need to repeat it. During
calibration, the unit will run for 10 minutes by changing fan speed
and will be measuring pressure inside the unit, therefore, do not
open the unit door, do not adjust the duct system or change pa-
rameters at that time. To stop calibration, turn off the unit with a
remote controller or in the Overview screen.

1

Only in CF units.

Ok

Cancel

Start CF exchanger calibration?

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Summary of Contents for Verso Pro 2 Series

Page 1: ...User Manual EN Verso Pro 2 ...

Page 2: ...ETTINGS CONTROL PANEL C5 1 11 4 1 Parameter overview 12 4 2 Turning on and selection of ventilation modes 13 4 2 1 Calibration of the CF heat exchanger during commissioning 13 4 3 Setting parameters of ventilation modes 14 4 4 Scheduling window and ventilation schedule settings 15 4 5 Overview window 16 4 6 Functions 17 4 7 Settings 20 4 7 1 Air handling unit 20 4 7 2 Customization 21 5 CONTROL AN...

Page 3: ...tion schedule 32 5 5 Settings 32 5 5 1 Date time 32 5 5 2 Connectivity 33 5 5 3 User interface 33 5 5 4 Log in password 33 5 5 5 Restoring factory settings 34 6 CONTROL VIA A SMARTPHONE 34 7 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE 36 7 1 Housing 37 7 2 Filters 38 7 3 Fans 39 7 4 Rotary heat exchanger 39 7 5 Counter flow heat exchanger 39 7 6 Liquid coupled heat exchangers 39 7 7 Water heater cooler 39 7 8 Direct eva...

Page 4: ...climatic conditions and will reduce condensation inside the unit that can cause failure in electronic components VERSO PRO2 air handling units are not intended for operation in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres Air handling units are not intended for ventilation and dehumidification of wet premises pools saunas car washes etc When the AHU is installed in a room with high humidity level ...

Page 5: ...ity 100 desired air temperature 21 C COMFORT 2 average ventilation intensity 50 desired air temperature 21 C ECONOMY 1 low ventilation intensity 33 desired air temperature 20 C ECONOMY 2 minimum ventilation intensity 20 desired air temperature 19 C SPECIAL maximum ventilation intensity 100 desired air temperature 21 C This ventilation mode may also be used to block heating cooling and other functi...

Page 6: ...range of 0 50 C Room temperature control function will only be available if none of the following functions is activated at the same time AQC OOD REC by air quality Balance supplied air temperature will be maintained to be the same as extracted air temperature therefore selecting a desired temperature in the ventilation mode settings is not possible Room air temperature is measured by an integrate...

Page 7: ...be reached Fan speed is gradually reduced when the outdoor temperature drops below 5 and the power of the heat exchanger and heater is insufficient to reach the minimum temperature If this function runs for a long time ventilation intensity is reduced to 20 During summer the minimum temperature control function limits power of coolers when in case of cooling demand supplied air temperature is belo...

Page 8: ... or turning off of the unit Additionally the user may also specify conditions when the override function should run All the time function is activated any time by closing contacts regardless of whether the unit is operating or stopped When running function is activated by closing contacts when the unit is operating When the unit is stopped with a remote controller or by a weekly schedule the funct...

Page 9: ...ecting an external device switch motion sensor thermostat to the C5 controller board which opens or closes contacts see Installation Manual The user specifies two recirculation damper positions as a percentage for open and for closed contact The volume of supplied and extracted air for all recirculation control methods is determined by an activated ventilation mode see Ventilation modes For inform...

Page 10: ...dditionally select a multi level antifreeze protection function If this function is ordered the heat exchanger is fitted with a four segment damper If there is a risk of freezing damper segments close open in turns thus preventing the heat exchanger from freezing For more information about this function see in Multi Level frost prevention Instruction Manual The function is only activated at the fa...

Page 11: ...ging of various functions and settings of the unit Touch sensitive display reacts to soft taps therefore do not use any sharp tools screwdrivers or pens also do not apply excessive force as it may damage the display Operation modes COMFORT 1 COMFORT 2 ECONOMY 1 ECONOMY 1 SPECIAL OFF Back Change settings Activate mode or function Selection of ventilation modes Setpoint 21 0 5 0 C 40 0 C Parameter t...

Page 12: ...ide mode Alarm signal 4 1 Parameter overview The following parameters are displayed in the main window and parameter overview windows air flow temperatures air quality sensor data and energy recovery Use arrows on the sides of the main screen to browse across parameter windows ECONOMY 1 21 9 C 21 3 C Temperature 16 30 90 18 kW ECONOMY 1 16 30 Energy saving ECONOMY 1 60 RH 800 ppm Air quality 16 30...

Page 13: ...MFORT 2 ECONOMY 1 ECONOMY 2 SPECIAL OFF Operation modes COMFORT 1 COMFORT 2 ECONOMY 1 ECONOMY 2 SPECIAL OFF Operation modes COMFORT 1 COMFORT 2 ECONOMY 1 ECONOMY 2 SPECIAL OFF Change operation mode ECONOMY 2 21 9 C 21 3 C Temperature 16 30 During the first minute of starting the unit the unit automation checks the settings automation components and opens air dampers Later a signal is released to f...

Page 14: ...C Temperature 16 30 Operation modes COMFORT 1 COMFORT 2 ECONOMY 1 ECONOMY 2 SPECIAL OFF Reset settings ECONOMY 2 1250 m3 h 1250 m3 h Setpoint 20 C Supply flow Extract flow Supply flow 1300 m3 h 1250 600 m3 h Setpoint 40 0 C 21 0 5 0 C SPECIAL ventilation mode may also be used to disable heating cooling and other functions This saves energy when temperature and other ventilation parameters are less...

Page 15: ... program 7 Add additional programs if needed up to 20 programs 8 Once the schedule is created activate it by checking Enable box and returning to the main window Functions Settings Overview Menu Scheduling Operation program Holidays Recirculation schedule Operation program Add new program Enable Program 1 Program 2 Operation mode COMFORT 1 Weekdays Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Start time 00 00 Stop time 2...

Page 16: ...s with identification codes A at the end of the code means that the error is critical and the unit will be stopped until the fault is rectified B at the end of the code means that the message is informational and the unit will keep running Once the cause is resolved delete relevant errors and messages by pressing Reset For more information see Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Press History button to show...

Page 17: ...ration of individual devices of the AHU and other detailed data 4 6 Functions In menu item Functions you can activate or alter all functions of the unit Press the function name or an arrow to display the function settings Functions Settings Overview Menu Functions 1 2 Air quality control Operation on demand Outdoor compensated ventilation Summer night cooling Minimum tempera ture control Functions...

Page 18: ...door 25 C Stop when indoor 20 C Summer night cooling Reset settings Enable Setpoint 15 C Minimum temperature Air quality control AQC Selecting an air quality limit up to which the air handling unit will run during the activated mode and above which the ventilation intensity will be automatically increased Air quality limit is set for two different ventilation modes during which the function will b...

Page 19: ...circulation control signal contacts Additional zone control ZN 2 In this window you can set a desired supply air temperature for an individual ventilation zone 1 Displayed only when this function is pre ordered 2 This function only runs when optional additional zone modules are connected Override function OVR Selecting conditions for activating the function all the time only when the unit is runni...

Page 20: ...ring ventilation modes according to the selected control method Temperature control Supply Extract Room Balance Flow control The user can select a desired air flow control method see Chapter Air Flow Control Flow control CAV VAV Double DCV Air quality Selected air quality sensor type is used in AQC OOD and REC functions by air quality Sensor type CO2 VOCq VOCp RH TMP Time data Time and date settin...

Page 21: ...ver Brightness 25 50 75 100 Time Row 1 1 2 Panel temperature Panel humidity Supply temperature Extract temperature Panel lock The panel can be locked using a four digit code To ac tivate a panel lock enter your PIN code and press Confirm When the lock is activated the panel will lock every time a screen saver appears You will need to enter the same code again to access the main window or other set...

Page 22: ...gram2 and information about operation of the unit You can also turn your AHU on off in this window Modes Overview Alarms Status Functions Settings Scheduling Operation mode AHU control Į On Off Active functions Alarm status Off No alarms 0 8 0 C 26 2 C 0 Pa 200 ppm 0 m h 27 9 C 0 m h 0 6 5 C 0 10 0 C 0 Pa 0 ppm ON OFF button Simpliﬁed functional diagram of the unit Setting windows Current status o...

Page 23: ...u can select air volume for supplied and extracted air separately and desired temperature for each ventilation mode Air volume is set in the units specified in the user interface settings Supply flow Extract flow 6000 6000 Setpoint C Comfort1 m h m h 21 0 Special ventilation mode may also be used to block heating cooling signals and disable recirculation and humidifica tion functions To disable a ...

Page 24: ...ons Here you can enable disable ventilation functions and change their settings 5 2 1 Air quality control Selecting air quality limit up to which the air handling unit will operate in a selected mode and above which the ventila tion intensity will be automatically increased Air quality limit is set for two different ventilation modes during which the function will be used and the desired value wil...

Page 25: ...stop OUTDOOR COMPENSATED VENTILATION OCV 40 0 C C 0 0 20 0 C C 50 0 5 2 3 Minimum temperature control MTC Setting a minimum desired supply air temperature Enable Setpoint MIN TEMPERATURE CONTROL MTC 18 0 C 5 2 4 Summer night cooling SNC Setting two indoor temperatures for the function to start running and stop Enable Stop when indoor SUMMER NIGHT COOLING SNC Start when indoor 25 0 C 25 0 C 5 2 5 O...

Page 26: ... from the outside as a percentage of the set air volume even when the indoor air quality is good Air quality limit is set for two different ventilation modes during which the function will be used and the desired value will change automatically as the mode changes If the unit operates in a different ventilation mode than the one set REC function is disabled automatically Enable RECIRCULATION CONTR...

Page 27: ...on control signal con tacts Enable RECIRCULATION CONTROL REC Activated recirculation Default recirculation 0 60 5 2 8 Humidity control HUM 1 Setting a desired relative humidity level Humidity level is set for two different ventilation modes during which this func tion will be used and the desired value will change automatically as the mode changes If the unit operates in a different ventilation mo...

Page 28: ...lies ACTUAL ALARMS ALARM HISTORY OPERATION COUNTERS EFFICIENCY STATUS VAV STATUS CONTROLLER STATUS 5 3 1 Actual alarms This menu item displays relevant messages with identification codes A at the end of the code means that the error is critical and the unit will be stopped until the fault is rectified B at the end of the code means that the message is informa tional and the unit will keep running ...

Page 29: ...operation 366 h 151 h 363 h Recovered energy 2227 kWh Reset Reset Reset Reset 5 3 4 Efficiency status EFFICIENCY STATUS Heat exchanger recovery Heat exchanger thermal efficiency Thermal energy saving CF exchanger calibration 8 6 W 100 Run Calibrated In this menu you can also calibrate CF heat exchanger1 if not calibrated during the first start up If calibration was successful and the display shows...

Page 30: ...ownstream the filter and automatically set the filtration class 5 3 6 VAV status This window is intended for VAV mode calibration Calibration must be performed by a qualified specialist in accordance with a separate VAV Function Installation Instruction VAVSTATUS VAV calibration VAV mode Double Run 5 3 7 Controller status Overview of the controller and control panel software versions CONTROLLERSTA...

Page 31: ...elected in the ventilation mode setup screen the air handling unit will only operate at a specified time There is no need to set periods for stopping the unit OPERATION PROGRAM Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Start Stop Mode 06 00 08 00 Comfort1 Economy2 Special Comfort2 08 00 17 00 17 00 24 00 00 00 24 00 5 4 2 Holidays Here you can select a holiday program to set dates for the unit to run in a selected mod...

Page 32: ...ttings Settings menu is intended for user interface configuration Here you can set the time language measurement units computer network settings or change the login password DATE TIME CONNECTIVITY USER INTERFACE Save LOGIN PASSWORD SETTINGS RESET 5 5 1 Date time In this menu item the used can set the time and date of the unit used for various functions and operation by a weekly schedule When the D...

Page 33: ...trol panel air flow meas urement units and the device name that will be displayed in the web browser If one computer is used to control several air handling units we recommend naming every unit differently This will facilitate distinguishing the units Language USERINTERFACE m h Flow units AHU name English Komfovent 5 5 4 Log in password Here you can change your password used to log in to the air h...

Page 34: ...h your mobile device is almost the same as with a C5 1 control panel Screens and settings are so similar that you can follow the chapter C5 1 Control Panel to perform neces sary changes or settings The app language is automatically selected according to the language used in your mobile device and can differ from the language set in your air handling unit Connect the unit to a network router The un...

Page 35: ... 8 9 0 x Connectivity Default Add new Delete 192 168 0 50 502 Select a row with newly entered settings and press the return button When the app asks you if you want to connect to the selected unit confirm the message Once connected to the unit the main screen and current status of the unit will be displayed on the app Connectivity Default 192 168 0 50 502 Komfovent 123 123 123 502 Add new Delete C...

Page 36: ...installed Maintenance intervals may be shorter following the national hygiene norms and specific require ments for ventilation of the premises Task Frequency Commissioning 3 months 6 months 12 months 7 1 Housing Mechanical damage X X Air tightness and gaskets of the sections X X Horizontality of the sections X X Air tightness and gaskets of doors and locks X X Air damper operation X X Condensate d...

Page 37: ...objects debris or tools inside the unit Inner and outer surfaces shall be cleaned with a damp cloth or a vacuum cleaner Also check the housing for mechanical damage or signs of corrosion which could affect normal operation of the unit As building stability may change over time e g settling of foundations regular unit horizontality checks using a level gauge are recommended levelling shall be per f...

Page 38: ...erential pressure sensors are installed check them for proper operation check whether their pressure tubes are clean intact Fig 4 Filter clamping device To insert remove filters push two handles at the top and bottom of the filter forward to release a filter clamping device Filters are removed inserted one by one number of filters depends on the unit size Once the filters are replaced inserted han...

Page 39: ...ntial pressure sensors and tubes of the heat exchanger if installed Inspect gaskets and sealed connection joints Replace gaskets and reseal joints if needed Air channels of the heat exchanger may be contaminated with grease oils limescale and other dirt over time It shall be cleaned with compressed air 6 bar If dirt cannot be removed with compressed air or as provided for in the requirements for v...

Page 40: ...enance in accordance with the manufacturer s documentation 7 12 Silencers Silencers shall be disassembled for cleaning Metal parts can be cleaned with a damp cloth Noise suppression elements shall be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner Washing or cleaning with damp products is not allowed 8 TROUBLESHOOTING Device automation continuously monitors the operation of various nodes and function algorithms If ...

Page 41: ...en above 70 C because 1 Supply air flow is too low at high heating demand 2 Electric heater malfunctioning When the heater cools down it will turn on again automatically 1 a Check air filters and air ducts 1 b Decrease the desired temperature 1 c Increase ventilation intensity 2 Contact authorised service 14B Service time Time for annual periodic maintenance Clear the message after performing peri...

Page 42: ...ng system as well as operation of a mixing valve actuator Check if hot water is available in the system 12A Internal fire alarm 1 Internal temperature is above 50 C 2 Faulty temperature sensor 1 Locate the heat source in the ductwork or unit 2 Contact authorised service 13A External fire alarm A fire alarm received from the building s fire protection system Once fire alarm is resolved the unit mus...

Page 43: ...e settings 3 Contact authorised service 21A 23A Electric heater overheat Electrical heater temperature has risen above 100 C because 1 Supply air flow too low at high heating demand 2 Power failure during operation of the electric heater the heater could not cool down 3 Electric heater malfunctioning 1 a Check the air duct system air intake and exhaust dampers fan operation 1 b Decrease the desire...

Page 44: ... Contact authorised service 91A 98A Controller failure Faulty controller electronic or no connection between controller electronics 1 Check if all wires and cables are connected between the unit sections 2 Contact authorised service 99A 103A Supply fan failure Supply air fan or frequency converter not working 1 Check if all wires and cables are connected between the unit sections 2 Check the fan c...

Page 45: ...e cover Press two latches on the same side of the box at the same time Remove the automation box cover 4 5 Loosen four screws at the corners of the automation panel Carefully pull the panel to yourself and disconnect cable terminals on the back of the panel Also disconnect the earthing cable fixed to the top panel of the section Disassemble the main circuit breaker box and disconnect the power cor...

Page 46: ...remove the crossbar 8 9 Unscrew the brackets at the corners that secure the rotor housing to the top and bottom of the section brackets may not be used in smaller units Disconnect cable connections from the filters inspection or recirculation section side Pull the rotor housing out of the section about 10 cm Pull the cable connections through the gap between the rotor housing and the fan section a...

Page 47: ... washing the rotor motor and electronics must be additionally protected against moisture or dismantled Neutral or mild alkaline detergents and disinfection agents must be used for washing Washing agents may be harmless to the environment shall not damage aluminium foil and shall be intended for use with high pressure washers 12 Install the rotor housing back in the unit section only when it is com...

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