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The 3-pole service switch is designed for motors rated at 230/400 V [single-speed versions]. 
The 6-pole service switch is designed for single-speed motors rated at 400/690 V.  

 

 

6. IDENTIFICATION MARKING________________________________________ 

Example of smoke exhaust fan identification: 

 

 mcr Pasat 50 / 4 - 1.5 / F400 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

7. INSTALLATION_____________________________________________ 

The mcr Pasat smoke exhaust fans are intended for rooftop installation outside of the fire zone it serves. 
 

7.1. Pre-assembly inspection____________________________________________________ 

Each smoke exhaust fan is factory inspected by the manufacturer prior to packing and shipping. Upon 
unpacking the delivered smoke exhaust fan, visually examine it for any damage in transport.  
The motor shaft should rotate with the rotor without evident resistance or scraping. 
 

7.2. Location and assembly_______________________________________________________ 

Locate the mcr Pasat smoke exhaust fan outdoor and beyond the fire zone. The equipment installation 
orientation  must  be  horizontal,  i.e.  with  the  motor  axis  in  the  vertical,  at  a  minimum  height  of  250  mm 
above the roof plane. 
Prior to installation, verify the load bearing capacity of the roof structure on which the equipment is to be 
located. Prepare and secure an opening in the roof slope at a diameter that fits the equipment. Set and 
level a special roof fan base over  and aligned with  the opening,  and suitable for  the roof type. Once it 
has been levelled, fasten the roof fan base to the slope with fixing anchors, seal off the base interface 

Fire resistance class 

Motor power [kW] 

No. of pole pairs 

Rotor nominal diameter [x10 mm] 

Product commercial name 

Diagram WS.01 - WS/3 service switch 

Motor, 230/400V 

3-pole service switch 

Aux contact 

Diagram WS.02 - WS/6 service switch 

Motor 
two-speed 400V 

6-pole service switch 

Aux contact 

Speed switch, Y - YY 

Diagram WS.03 - WS/6 service switch 

Motor, 400/690V 

6-pole service switch 

Aux contact 

Y / 

 statr 

Summary of Contents for mcr Pasat

Page 1: ...ul Grzegorza z Sanoka 2 80 408 Gdańsk tel 48 58 341 42 45 tel fax 48 58 341 39 85 TECHNICAL MANUAL Roof smoke exhaust fan mcr Pasat Version Pasat 19 06 27 3 FIRE VENTILATION SYSTEMS ...

Page 2: ...n 6 5 3 Dimensions 6 5 4 Accesories 7 6 IDENTIFICATION MARKING 9 7 INSTALLATION 9 7 1 Pre assembly inspection 9 7 2 Location and assembly 9 7 3 Electrical connections 11 7 4 Commissioning 12 8 TRANSPORT STORAGE CONDITIONS 12 9 SAFETY MANUAL 12 10 MAINTENANCE SERVICING 13 11 WARRANTY TERMS CONDITIONS 13 VENTILATOR MEASUREMENT REPORT 15 Technical Manual designations available option unavailable opti...

Page 3: ...ISO 12100 1 2005 Safety of machinery Basic concepts general principles for design Part 1 Basic terminology methodology PN EN ISO 12100 2 2005 Safety of machinery Basic concepts general principles for design Part 2 Technical principles PN EN 60204 1 2001 Safety of machinery Electrical equipment of machines Part 1 General requirements The smoke exhaust fan design also meets the state of the art in t...

Page 4: ...tion of persons from the area on fire protect the building structure and its furnishing from high temperature facilitate fire fighting and inhibit spreading of fire to adjacent fire zones The available versions include single functional with single speed motors two functional i e for general and fire ventilation and with two speed motors The fans can be installed outdoors on suitable consoles roof...

Page 5: ...0o C for 120 minutes Class F600 fire resistance at 600o C for 60 minutes 4 3 Versions Single speed single functional fans Two speed two functional fans 5 DESIGN AND OPERATING PRINCIPLE 5 1 Design ______________________________________________________________________ 1 Fan base 2 Cooling duct 3 External housing 4 Motor housing 5 Inlet port 6 Motor base 7 Radial rotor 8 Electric box service switch o...

Page 6: ...________________________________________ The single functional fans do not run in standby When 3 phase voltage is present on the electric box terminals the fan is started and running The two functional fans run at low speed RPM to handle general ventilation under normal conditions When the fan receives an alarm signal it automatically starts running with the second speed which is higher than the f...

Page 7: ...It acts as a vibration damper It is also used to compensate for thermal elongation The fan integrated in a ventilation system should feature the flexible joint on the suction side Type KD flexible joint Fan Type Type D mm A mm B mm L mm C nxd mm m kg mcr Pasat 35 KD 31 315 385 356 150 45 8x9 6 1 0 mcr Pasat 35 KD 35 355 425 395 150 45 8x9 6 1 1 mcr Pasat 40 KD 40 400 470 438 150 30 12x9 6 1 3 mcr ...

Page 8: ...heat losses when the fan is in standstill The automatic non return damper is intended for vertical installation with the damper blade axis is horizontal The damper needs precise levelling to operate correctly Type KS V automatic non return damper Fan Type Type D mm A mm B mm L mm C nxd mm m kg mcr Pasat 31 KS V 31 315 385 356 220 45 8x9 6 5 7 mcr Pasat 35 KS V 35 355 425 395 240 45 8x9 6 6 6 mcr P...

Page 9: ..._________________________________________ Locate the mcr Pasat smoke exhaust fan outdoor and beyond the fire zone The equipment installation orientation must be horizontal i e with the motor axis in the vertical at a minimum height of 250 mm above the roof plane Prior to installation verify the load bearing capacity of the roof structure on which the equipment is to be located Prepare and secure a...

Page 10: ...ust fan or other components of the assembly The ventilation duct must be supported by independent bearing slings Secure the smoke exhaust fan suction intake with type SO safety mesh When installing the smoke exhaust fan secure the installation site and all involved structures and prepare passage and access ways for all personnel not involved in the installation The smoke exhaust fan must be assure...

Page 11: ... inadvertent shutdown of the smoke exhaust fan with the sole exception of the fan dedicated service switch with remote indication of current circuit switching The smoke exhaust fan control cabinets must be powered directly from mail switchboards with guaranteed uninterrupted power supply even if the entire building is cut off from the power grid If a main fireman s switch is installed to isolate p...

Page 12: ...ases corrosive vapours and other aggressive chemical emissions detrimental to insulation parts and structural components of the fan and or its motor the maximum relative humidity is 80 at 20 C the ambient temperature does not exceed the range of 20ºC to 40 ºC no vibrations are present 9 SAFETY MANUAL________________________________________________ Read and understand this Technical Manual before c...

Page 13: ...85 from 8 AM to 4 PM Mo Fri 11 WARRANTY TERMS CONDITIONS ___________________________ 1 MERCOR SA grants 12 months of warranty for the equipment quality from the date of purchase unless the sales contract states otherwise 2 Submit each warranty claim to MERCOR SA in 7 days from the date of discovery of a warranty eligible defect 3 Submit warranty claims by calling at tel 48 58 341 42 45 by fax 48 5...

Page 14: ...ressive external influence specifically chemical or biological in nature or when the origin of which is related to the production processing or activity carried out within the facility protected by the equipment or in its direct vicinity Wearing parts and consumables e g gaskets seals unless they have defects of workmanship and or material Damage caused by improper transport handling unloading and...

Page 15: ...f the equipment MEASUREMENT RESULTS A U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2 NOTES Full name of the measuring technician Date measured Signature Return this Report immediately after completion of measurements to MERCOR SA Fire Ventilation Systems Ul Grzegorza z Sanoka 2 80 408 Gdańsk and not later than in 8 weeks from the date of equipment purchase equivalent to the date of the VAT sales invoice THE EQUIPMENT WARRANTY...

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