manualshive.com logo in svg

Omega VSHYe Series, Installation And Operation Manual, Page: 2 / 31

Share
Download
Omega VSHYe Series Installation And Operation Manual Download Page 2

 

 

 

 

 

                                                     

OMEGA-VSHYe.F-IOM-2108

 

 

 

i

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

1. General Information, Warnings and Disclaimer

 ...................................................................... 

1

 

2. Cabinet Dimensions

 ............................................................................................................... 

2

 

3. General Unit Information

 ........................................................................................................ 

5

 

4. Inspection & Storage

 .............................................................................................................. 

5

 

Inspection of Unit

 ......................................................................................................... 

5

 

Storage

 ......................................................................................................................... 

6

 

5. Cabinet & Riser Installation

 .................................................................................................... 

6

 

For Shipped Loose Riser Shut

-

Off Valves

 .................................................................... 

6

 

Cabinet Install

 .............................................................................................................. 

6

 

Riser Loop

 .................................................................................................................... 

7

 

Servicing

 ........................................................................................................ 

7

 

Flushing & Cleaning

 ....................................................................................... 

7

 

Riser System Loop Temperature

 ................................................................................. 

7

 

Cooling Season

 .............................................................................................. 

7

 

Heating Season

 ............................................................................................. 

7

 

Operating Limits

 ............................................................................................. 

7

 

6. Chassis Installation

 ................................................................................................................. 

8

 

Installation of Fittings and Hoses

 ................................................................................. 

8

 

Chassis Install

 .............................................................................................................. 

8

 

7. Unit Start

-

Up

 ........................................................................................................................... 

9

 

Checklist

 ....................................................................................................................... 

9

 

Initial Start

-

Up

 .............................................................................................................. 

9

 

8. Controls

 ................................................................................................................................ 

10

 

8.1 Microprocessor Controller

 .................................................................................... 

10

 

DIP Switch Settings

 ..................................................................................... 

10

 

Thermostat Cable

 ........................................................................................ 

10

 

Whisper Mode

 .............................................................................................. 

10

 

Single Fan Speed Thermostat

 ..................................................................... 

10

 

Multi Fan Speed Thermostat

 ........................................................................ 

11

 

Fan Control with ECM

 .................................................................................. 

11

 

8.2 Sequence of Operation

 ........................................................................................ 

11

 

8.3 Troubleshooting

.................................................................................................... 

11

 

8.4 ERV Controls & Operation

 ................................................................................... 

12

 

ERV Fan Settings

 ........................................................................................ 

13

 

9. Web Browser Access

 ........................................................................................................... 

14

 

Test Mode

 .................................................................................................................. 

14

 

Web Based Access

 .................................................................................................... 

14

 

10. Maintenance Guide

 ............................................................................................................ 

16

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for VSHYe Series

Page 1: ...IOM VERTICAL STACKED HYBRID HEATING COOLING W INTEGRATED ERV HIGH EFFICIENCY HE MODEL VSHYe DEV F DOCUMENT RELEASE OMEGA VSHYe F IOM 2108 3325A Orlando Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1C5 T 905 670 2269 omega h...

Page 2: ...re 7 Cooling Season 7 Heating Season 7 Operating Limits 7 6 Chassis Installation 8 Installation of Fittings and Hoses 8 Chassis Install 8 7 Unit Start Up 9 Checklist 9 Initial Start Up 9 8 Controls 10...

Page 3: ...result in death of serious injury ALL FIELD WIRING MUST BE PER FORMED ONLY BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN All wiring must be in accord ance of with the manufacturer s specifications Wiring that is improp...

Page 4: ...x 8 8 x 14 10 x 14 12 x 12 VSHYe 050 1 1 4 14 x 8 8 x 14 10 x 16 14 x 12 VSHYe 060 1 1 2 14 x 8 8 x 14 10 x 16 14 x 12 VSHYe 080 2 18 x 8 8 x 18 14 x 18 14 x 14 VSHYe 100 2 1 2 18 x 8 8 x 18 14 x 20 1...

Page 5: ...e furnished with type L M copper Available 3 inch deep swage connections on same size piping Contractor to provide couplings where the piping is not swaged or for joining dissimilar piping sizes Use f...

Page 6: ...k Side Top with 1 1 2 duct flange 3 ERV Ports Bathroom Exhaust Exhaust Air Outside Air 4 Removable ERV core 5 Chassis HP shown 6 Chassis service cover panel 7 1 air filter 8 Acoustic return air R A pa...

Page 7: ...on nect switch The panel is removed by swinging out and lifting it off the support pegs The middle panel is a removable swing panel for ac cessing and servicing the ERV core sensors and fans The upper...

Page 8: ...o not allow stub outs to rest or contact the sheet metal opening Do not allow the risers to bottom out when installing into the swage FOR SHIPPED LOOSE RISER SHUT OFF VALVES Visually inspect riser stu...

Page 9: ...ubbles 3 Shut off the circulating pump and open all the drains and vents to completely drain the system 4 The riser system should be cleaned after the initial flush and flushed a second time to adequa...

Page 10: ...e Check chassis nameplate to verify chassis model matches cabinet model for compatibility 2 Align chassis with front of the cabinet and tilt chassis so that the back aligns with the cabinet rails 3 Sl...

Page 11: ...and condensate riser ___All ductwork and ERV connections are complete ___Clean filters are installed ___All cutting sanding drywalling patching work is complete ___Unit blower spins freely ___Thermost...

Page 12: ...fan speed Do not wire thermostat fan to G1 terminal Multi Fan Speed Thermostat Up to two fan speeds can be selected from a multi speed thermostat Connect two of the thermostat fan speeds to the G2 and...

Page 13: ...ts anytime a fan and compressor request are made to develop flow in the water coil Valve Closed Timer The valve closed timer of 1 minutes starts anytime a call for compressor is terminated to allow fo...

Page 14: ...lows ensure maximum efficiency The exhaust air fans should be calibrated on site during start up and commissioning for both high speed mode P1 and low speed mode P2 Use the ERV board mounted low LO SP...

Page 15: ...00 0 025 0 05 0 075 0 10 0 15 0 20 0 25 0 30 0 40 0 50 25 Speed 6 Watts 10 O clock 43 34 28 22 18 12 37 Speed 13 Watts 11 O clock 70 54 43 34 27 15 7 45 Speed 18 Watts 12 O clock 85 67 55 44 35 23 15...

Page 16: ...en up your internet browser i e Explorer Google Chrome and type in the following address 192 168 0 99 Direct to Laptop Method 1 To connect to the controller you will need the follow ing Ethernet cable...

Page 17: ...troubleshooting aid For example in the figure below the first line item indicates Y terminal was ener gized Y 1 when the Cooling CLG 1 and tripped on Low Pressure fault LP 0 Captured unit controller d...

Page 18: ...equate drain age and test for signs of impending blockages 3 Check that condensate alarm is operating correctly Alarm trips whenever water level rises above sen sor threshold and locks unit operation...

Page 19: ...oo cold Adjust Supply Loop temperature higher Cooling Inadequate GPM If auto shut off valve is installed check that control valve actuator opens during call for Heating Set valve to manual mode and re...

Page 20: ...Trips Red Blinking Low pressure alarm Soft Lock Out Red Solid Water loop discharge temperature too hot Non latching alarm Red Blinking Sensor open missing or close shorted Non latching alarm replace...

Page 21: ...s determined by facing front of the unit return air opening Riser Handing Configurations S Supply Riser C Condensate Riser R Return Riser 12 Typ 8 Typ 8 Typ S R Chassis 6 2 2 S R c R S Chassis 2 2 D...

Page 22: ...earance Height Slab Thickness 2 inch overlap Rounded up to 120 or 144 Omega supplies two standard riser lengths 120 10 and 144 12 to be field cut on site Omega does not supply extension tailpieces or...

Page 23: ...RA panels with supply grille apply gasket tape to supply grille throat to insert into unit sup ply discharge flange Acoustic ERV RA Panel Dimensional Drawing Acoustic ERV RA Panel Sizes A B C VSHYe 03...

Page 24: ...Cabinet Base Height Min 5 1 increments B BH G 1 Note Include flooring thickness underlayment and any concrete leveling as part of calculation Example If using a 6 baseboard with 1 Finished Flooring h...

Page 25: ...A OA BE OA BE 8 R S C EA Furring Covers A4 B4 C4 D4 Configurations A1 B1 C1 D1 are Mirrored Furring Covers A2 B2 C2 D2 Configurations A3 B3 C3 D3 are Mirrored A2 Shown A4 Shown Typ min 1 2 Screws x 6...

Page 26: ...ht from Base of Cabinet B 1 D Rough In Height from Base of Cabinet B 2 NOTES Center vertically and horizontally RA panel supply opening with unit front knockout supply discharge For optional RA panels...

Page 27: ...OMEGA VSHYe F IOM 2108 25 VHSYe Electrical Schematic ECM Fan...

Page 28: ...nce ECM w Whisper Mode Factory 6 Wire Thermostat Harness Whip Thermostat Wiring Detail Factory supplied 6 wire thermostat cable shown Whisper Mode standard on VSHYe units Jumper between R and G1 facto...

Page 29: ...0 1140 1120 1100 External Static Pressure in w g 900 750 600 450 375 300 220 1200 1010 820 630 530 460 350 Unit Size EC Motor Speed Minimum SCFM Rated SCFM 030 050 040 080 060 120 100 Note All airflow...

Page 30: ...cing valve see name plate for GPM rating Air Temperature Measure the difference in tem perature across air coil for measuring sensible capacity T LAT EAT Sensible Capacity Btuh T x CFM x 1 08 Entering...

Page 31: ...ctory Set confirm that settings have not been adjusted to non standard settings SW1 ERV Board Power Switch Set to ON ____ Yes No SW2 ERV Toggle Switch Set to Neutral Middle Position _____ Yes No Fan E...

Reviews:

No comments