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CONTACTS

UAB “Šviežias oras

″

Company code:

304288834

VAT code:

LT100010366918

Bank account:

LT42 7044 0600 0810 3886

SWIFT:

CBVILT2X

AB „SEB

″ bank

Address:

Birzelio 23-osios g. 23G

50220 Kaunas

Lithuania

Phone No.:

+370 627 26666

oxygenvent

www.oxygen.lt

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Summary of Contents for X-Air C200E

Page 1: ...Rev 1 0 2020 09 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL Heat Recovery Unit OXYGEN X Air C200E CORE enthalpy exchanger ...

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Page 3: ...iption of control board contacts 18 9 OPERATION OF THE UNIT 19 9 1 Control panel with a knob 19 9 1 1 Operating state indicator 19 9 1 2 Air filter replacing anti frost protection indicator 19 9 1 3 Failure indicator 20 9 1 4 RESET procedure 21 9 1 5 Resetting the filter lifetime meter 21 9 1 6 Additional system settings 22 9 2 Control panel with touchscreen display 23 9 2 1 Standby mode 23 9 2 2 ...

Page 4: ...s part if there is no a corresponding record in the consignment document CONSIGNMENT ACCEPTANCE Carefully check the received consignment make sure that the number of packages matches with the consignment documentation Upon noticing any non conformity or damage of the package tears dents or compressed box detached or reattached packaging tape inform the courier immediately and indicate the disrepan...

Page 5: ...Unit Oxygen X Air C200E 1 pc Control panel with 10m connection cable or WiFi adapter 1 pc Fastening elements L shaped horizontal installation bracket 4 pcs Bolt type M5 8 mm 8 pcs Spring washer type M5 8 pcs Installation manual 1 pc ...

Page 6: ...tended to be used by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities unless they have been instructed to use the Unit and under constant supervision of person held responsible for their safety Children may only use the Unit under adult supervision Only original supplementary parts and consumables certified by manufacturer should be used The Unit package cardboard pl...

Page 7: ...s ES 1253 2014 2010 30 EU labelling and standard product information of the consumption of energy and other resources by energy related products ES 1254 2014 2011 65 EU restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment RoHS EN 50581 2012 2014 35 EU harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of electrical...

Page 8: ...ntrol equipment at maximum flow rate W 106 j Sound power level LWA 49 k Reference flow rate m3 s 0 0278 l Reference pressure difference Pa 50 m Specific power input SPI W m3 h 0 298 n Control factor 0 65 Control typology Local demand control o Declared maximum leakage rate internal 2 31 external 1 16 q Position and description of visual filter warning Refer to user s manual s Internet address for ...

Page 9: ...er setting Resistance Pa Air flow m3 h El outlay W 100 100 186 94 1 150 170 94 2 200 148 96 6 250 123 85 6 300 92 82 7 70 50 132 43 8 100 112 44 1 150 82 44 2 200 39 39 6 Measured according to EN13141 7 with M5 class filters installed 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 Resistance Pa Air flow m3 h Performance curves 70 100 ...

Page 10: ... 38 5 Exhaust 28 9 39 7 42 40 7 38 5 28 6 16 46 6 70 Suppply 39 51 1 51 8 51 2 49 9 43 8 30 4 57 3 Extract 21 5 45 2 44 5 36 6 33 2 22 5 14 2 48 4 Outside 22 44 6 42 8 36 1 33 1 21 7 13 7 47 3 Exhaust 35 4 51 1 51 6 50 4 48 4 41 8 28 7 56 8 100 Suppply 43 56 1 63 3 58 5 58 7 53 6 41 3 66 3 Extract 30 1 47 7 55 3 46 5 42 4 32 1 21 6 56 7 Outside 29 7 48 1 54 3 45 7 42 4 30 7 20 7 55 9 Exhaust 41 2 ...

Page 11: ...ions and weight Figure 1 Unit dimensions Body dimensions and weight Length mm Width mm Height mm Weight kg OXYGEN X Air C200 1015 537 272 25 OXYGEN X Air C200E left side version OXYGEN X Air C200E right side version ...

Page 12: ...ustment of ventilation power according to humidity level indoors Disabling of supply or exhaust air stream Filtration G4 EN 779 2012 COARSE 65 ISO 16890 exhaust air filtering only G4 Carbon EN 779 2012 EPM2 5 60 ISO 16890 retains average size particles and unwanted odors M5 EN 779 2012 EPM10 50 ISO 16890 retains average size particles F7 EN 779 2012 EPM1 70 ISO 16890 retains smallest particles and...

Page 13: ...ally with service cover looking downwards or upwards L shape fastening brackets provided should be used to fasten Unit to the ceiling or flooring Use ceiling pins or locking sleeves not included depending on installation surface It is recommended to use vibroinsulation gaskets not included to ensure that Unit vibration will not be transferred to the mounting surface 7 2 Connecting ducts It is reco...

Page 14: ...d using duct grille with dense mesh it can quickly become clogged with dust and will prevent fresh air supply The Unit is equipped with supply air filter to trap dust and insects 7 3 Installing the maintenance and service hatch When installing the Unit ensure enough space for its maintenance Suspended ceiling in the room should be installed at least 30 mm from the lowest point of the Unit housing ...

Page 15: ...does not guarantee compatibility the connected devices may fail or damage the Unit The failure of the Unit due to incompatible supplementary parts connection will void the warranty IT IS PROHIBITED to connect or disconnect control panel or WiFi controller without turning off the mains power first The failure of the control panel or the Unit due to improper connection will void the warranty 8 1 Con...

Page 16: ...00W IP protection class 20 8 2 Installation of the control panel It is recommended to install control panel of the Unit in a living space for example in a corridor or hall at 1 5 1 6 m height from the floor for convenient access Lay the control panel connection cable supplied from the Unit location to the control panel location before finishing decoration works The maximum permissible installation...

Page 17: ...digital contacts of RJ45 function connector Figure 6 Contacts of functions connector IMPORTANT Only passive jumpers or electric relays should be used to activate the function IMPORTANT If the Unit is being controlled by control panel with a knob please make sure that corresponding S2 switch does not block the usage of function refer to section 9 1 6 Additional system settings for more information ...

Page 18: ...Control board electrical wiring diagram Figure 8 Control board electrical wiring diagram IMPORTANT Make sure that the Unit is disconnected from mains supply before connecting or disconnecting system components ...

Page 19: ...nside air temperature humidity sensor AI1 DI2 function Away GND AI0 DI3 function CO2 sensor 24V Not used DI1 DI1 function Boost GND DI0 DI0 function Fire alarm GND Tach1 Exhaust fan tacho signal GND Tach0 Supply fan tacho signal GND X20 Control Panel connector X1 Exthaust air fan L X3 Exthaust and Supply fans N X7 Preheater L X10 Supply fan L X11 Preheater N K1 Bypass N K2 Not used L Bypass L L Ma...

Page 20: ...ates that the Unit is connected to power supply flashes 1 time ventilation is off flashes 2 times ventilation is on flashes 3 times the Unit is shutting down 9 1 2 Air filter replacing anti frost protection indicator Flashing yellow led indicates flashing consistently it is necessary to replace filters yellow and green leds flash in turns anti frost protection is on Control panel indicates the nec...

Page 21: ...ponent was detected flashes 1 time failure of outside air temperature sensor flashes 2 times failure of exhaust air temperature sensor flashes 3 times failure of supply air temperature sensor flashes 4 times failure of extract air temperature sensor flashes 5 times failure of supply fan motor flashes 6 times failure of exhaust fan motor flashes 7 times fire alarm has been activated flashes 8 times...

Page 22: ...procedure has been performed contact manufacturer of the Unit or its local representative 9 1 5 Resetting the filter lifetime meter Filter lifetime meter has to be reset after air filters have been replaced Gently press and release the hidden button S1 with thin screwdriver safety match toothpick through the hole on the side of control panel making the yellow led switch on Then immediately press a...

Page 23: ...setting P2 boost mode power setting P3 supply fan power adjustment P4 exhaust fan power adjustment S1 reset button S2 switches for disabling OFF or activating ON boost 1 and away 2 functions Figure 11 Additional settings for control panel with a knob You may get access to enhanced Unit functionality by purchasing control panel with touchscreen display ...

Page 24: ...th touchscreen display 9 2 1 Standby mode Touchscreen display of control panel will only display the time of day in standby mode if the Unit is switched off If the Unit is in operation settings of desired temperature and ventilation power will also be displayed Figure 13 Control panel with touchscreen display in standby mode the Unit is switched off the Unit is in operation ...

Page 25: ...ettings menu Set the desired room air temperature Select the desired ventilation intensity 9 2 2 1 Winter mode Outside air temperature display depends on ambient conditions If outside air temperature is above 0 C the outside air temperature is being displayed ON OFF button TIme Date Desired room temperature Settings menu Ventilation boost button Outside air temperature Preheater state indicator Su...

Page 26: ...ed to the room can be additionally heated by a separately purchased duct heater installed in the ventilation system IMPORTANT Availability of feature depends on device configuration to be selected prior ordering the Unit 9 2 3 Settings menu Figure 15 Settings menu Control panel settings menu enables to Set system date and time Select menu language English Russian Polish Lithuanian Set up weekly op...

Page 27: ...cking Back arrow button IMPORTANT Click on the round button next to schedule button in main menu to activate a weekly operation program Green color of button means the program is active Toggle to deactivate 9 2 5 Failure indication In case of Unit component failure the RESET button will appear in main menu Failed component will turn red Unit operation will stop Figure 17 Failure indication Day of ...

Page 28: ...ate If the problem with failed component will persist after the Unit reset procedure has been performed and RESET button will reappear contact manufacturer of the Unit or its local representative You may control the Unit by app installed on smartphone or tablet by purchasing the OXYGEN WiFi controller ...

Page 29: ...rning off the mains power first The failure of the controller or the Unit due to improper connection will void the warranty 9 3 1 APP download Download the OXYGEN WiFi app for your smartphone or tablet from the App store or Google Play store By downloading or using the app or the OXYGEN WiFi controller you agree that UAB Šviežias oras collects and processes air handling unit usage data as describe...

Page 30: ...ist When a smartphone or tablet will connect to the OXYGEN WiFi network previously selected home WiFi network and its password will be stored in the WiFi controller The smart device will then reconnect to the home WiFi network return to or restart the control app Figure 19 Connecting the Unit to home WiFi network 9 3 3 Main screen of control app Main screen of control app room air temperature and ...

Page 31: ...ending on above selection choose start time and ventilation intensity for each of 4 daily programs click SAVE to save the schedulle or RELOAD to discard changes Figure 21 Weekly operation program IMPORTANT Weekly operation program will only become active after double clicking on the calendar icon in the menu bar green dot indicates that the program is active Double click the calendar icon again to...

Page 32: ...2 Ventilation boost activation After the selected time previous or scheduled ventilation intensity will be activated 9 3 6 Away Activate selected decreased ventilation intensity until the selected date This feature is useful when leaving home for a weekend or vacation select return date select return time select ventilation intensity activate selected decreased ventilation intensity by clicking ST...

Page 33: ...pe of supply air filter by clicking on the filter icon reset supply filter usage timer by clicking RESET button select the type of exhaust air filter by clicking on the filter icon reset exhaust filter usage timer by clicking RESET button order replacement filter set by clicking troley icon Figure 24 Filter menu ...

Page 34: ...t is being operated Dusty operation environment will foul filters faster Replacing of air filters Shut down the Unit by control panel make sure that fans have completely stopped Open the lid of the filter that you intend to change marked by OXYGEN by firmly gripping it and pulling out Use fabric handle to remove a filter Insert a new filter following ventilation flow direction indicated on filter ...

Page 35: ...ilters can result in ventilation power decrease and higher than usually power consumption IMPORTANT Only original manufacturer recommended filters should be used The use of low quality third party filters can result in damage to sensitive device components due to excess dust or humidity Metal filter frames can cause unrestorable damage to Units body Failure of the Unit caused by the use of non ori...

Page 36: ...acting service department make sure that the failure is persistent check that The Unit is connected to mains supply Power circuit breaker is ON If flashing red led of control panel with a knob indicates failure refer to section 10 1 3 Failure indicator or RESET button is being displayed on touchscreen control panel try rebooting system first IMPORTANT Flashing green and or yellow leds of control p...

Page 37: ...žias oras Company code 304288834 VAT code LT100010366918 Bank account LT42 7044 0600 0810 3886 SWIFT CBVILT2X AB SEB bank Address Birzelio 23 osios g 23G 50220 Kaunas Lithuania Phone No 370 627 26666 oxygenvent www oxygen lt ...

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