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Database parameters

Size (bits)

Output text

CSV column

Work_time

32

<dd:mm:hh:ss>

Time stamp

Amb_temp

8

<Value>

T_amb

Amb_int_temp

8

<Value>

T_amb_int

Amb_ext_temp

8

<Value>

T_amb_ext

Aux_temp

8

<Value>

T_aux

Cond_temp1

8

<Value>

T_cond

Evap_temp1

8

<Value>

T_evap1

Evap_temp2

8

<Value>

T_evap2

Temp_set

8

<Value>

T_set

Amb_hum

8

<Value>

RH_amb

Amb_int_hum

8

<Value>

RH_amb_int

Amb_ext_hum

8

<Value>

RH_amb_ext

RH_set

8

<Value>

RH_set

RH_Fan

8

<Value>

ExtFanSet

Evap_temp_err

1

EVAP

Error

Cond_temp_err

1

COND

Error

Aux_temp_err

1

AUX

Error

Amb_int_err

1

AMB_INT

Error

Amb_ext_err

1

AMB_EXT

Error

SB_mode

1

SB

Mode

Startup_mode

1

STARTUP

Mode

DEH_mode

1

DEH

Mode

Ice_mode

1

ICE

Mode

LP_mode

1

LP

Mode

HP_mode

1

HP

Mode

Sens_mode

1

SENS

Mode

AmbT_mode

1

AMBT

Mode

AmbRH_mode

1

AMBRH

Mode

Service_ena

1

ENABLED

Mode

The USB interface is used for transferring data logs from the unit to a USB stick. 
The unit data is saved every three hours and stored in the internal memory. Switching the status to fault mode 
also triggers the storage of data. 
If the memory is completely full, the oldest logs are overwritten by the newest logs. 
When a USB stick is inserted into the USB interface, all of the logs that have been recorded are saved in the CSV 
file “data_log.csv”. The data is the internal memory is not deleted as a result of this process and can therefore 
be transferred to several USB sticks.

USB interface 

The data log is saved in the form of the following parameters:

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REMKO SLN Series

Summary of Contents for SLN 45

Page 1: ...Edition GB N12 Operating and installation instructions Read the instructions prior to performing any task SLN 45 SLN 65 SLN 85 REMKO SLN series Swimming pool dehumidifiers...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...r errors or misprints Safety notes 4 Air dehumidification 5 7 Testing the water quality 8 Unit description 9 Set up 10 12 Commissioning 13 14 Unit function 15 Wireless remote control 16 18 Care and ma...

Page 4: ...utlet must be guaranteed at all times The air inlet grill must always be kept free of dirt and loose objects The units must not be covered during operation Never stick foreign objects into the units A...

Page 5: ...ter vapour released from parts of a building or materials is absorbed by thesurrounding air As a result the moisture content increases which ultimately gives rise to corrosion mould rot peeling of pai...

Page 6: ...ure to fall below it Building materials and structures are capable of absorbing considerable volumes of water such as brick 90 190 l m heavy concrete 140 190 l m and limestone 180 270 l m The drying o...

Page 7: ...ater this is 2250 kJ kg 4 18 kJ 1kcal From this it is evident that the condensation of water vapour causes a large quantity of energy to be released If the moisture that it is to be condensed is not i...

Page 8: ...s in indoor areas in accordance with EN ISO 12944 2 corrosivity category C4 These limit values must be observed otherwise the guarantee is voided When adding chemicals The following guideline values a...

Page 9: ...le and conform to the fundamental health and safety requirements of the appropriate EU stipulations The units are used in all locations where dry air is a must and where economic consequential damage...

Page 10: ...assembling the duct interfaces The max wall strength is limited to 290 mm Ensure that the embossed side is not damaged when adjustments are made Fit the duct piece together with the filter into the lo...

Page 11: ...d at a higher level If drainage is to be carried out through the wall the relevant measures such as holes for correct condensate drainage must be taken before installing the unit See the diagram at th...

Page 12: ...ll and creates a seal at the wall where the sheet metal edges were affixed previously Once the adapter has been fitted to the wall correctly the unit can be hung on the bracket that is fitted to the a...

Page 13: ...e control board These can be used to navigate around the menu structure of the control board and to couple the control board with a wireless remote control NOTE If the air humidity is lower that the s...

Page 14: ...default value is set to OF in this case Code SI The code SI stands for themaintenance interval that the operator or fitter requires Thisvalue is indicated in weeks and can be set from 01 to 99 Thedef...

Page 15: ...Safety circuit If the temperature exceeds 55 C on the condenser e g due to a fan failure or an overly high room temperature higher than 36 C the compressor stops automatically to prevent an overload...

Page 16: ...The display values and the air humidity scale have a value range of 0 to 99 RH The display values and the air temperature scale have a value range of 0 C to 40 C Information display The information di...

Page 17: ...in place and the board has been returned to the previous position the unit can now be provided with power in order to couple it with the wireless remote control Then screw the housing parts back into...

Page 18: ...on of OF has been set to a value on the control board itself Please read pages 11 and 12 to set these values The Left and Right keys can be used to set these parameter values The parameter is confirme...

Page 19: ...with careful blowing or suction Heavier contamination may be remedied by rinsing the filter in a lukewarm max 40 C soap solution Finally always rinse the filter carefully with clear water and allow t...

Page 20: ...e integrated hygrostat and set it to a low relative humidity e g 40 RH Check the room conditions and alter as required The compressor does not start The compressor switched off automatically due to an...

Page 21: ...essure level detected Malfunction must be established and rectified by specialist personnel Acknowledgement possible only by way of unlocking sequence Initiate the sequence by pressing the OK key HP H...

Page 22: ...modify the dimensions and design as part of the ongoing technical development process 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Legend 1 Compressor 2 Evaporator 3 Condenser 4 Thermal expansion valve 5 Dry filter 6 Solenoid valv...

Page 23: ...the mains power supply We reserve the right to modify the dimensions and design as part of the ongoing technical development process Legend FAN 1 fan motor 1 FAN 2 fan motor 2 FAN 3 fan motor 3 CAP 1...

Page 24: ...the old unit The manufacturing process for the units is subject to continuous quality control Only high grade materials are processed the majority of which are recyclable You also contribute to enviro...

Page 25: ...1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 20 22 Exploded view of the unit 25...

Page 26: ...ies terminals on DIN rail 5 Control board 6 Holder for control board with operator panel 7 Condenser fan 8 Compressor capacitor 9 Spatter guard 10 Compressor 11 Compressor accessories 12 Solenoid valv...

Page 27: ...2_state 0 1 0 Output alarm 2 0 Alarm output off 1 Alarm output on 6 10 Evap_temp1 decimal 40 100 0 Temperature of evaporator 1 Decimal Can be used as an integer value for temperature Fraction Can be c...

Page 28: ...n be used 21 Amb_hum low byte 12 22 RH_set 40 95 40 Humidity setpoint 23 RH_Fan 40 95 40 Humidity setpoint for extractor fan start 13 24 Temp_set decimal 0 36 0 Temperature setpoint Used in the same w...

Page 29: ...ond_temp1 is greater than this value Used in the same way as Evap_temp1 45 HP alarm temp fraction 41 80 Fan_function 0 1 0 Activate fan function in standby mode 81 42 82 Time_wait_fan 60 7200 3600 Wai...

Page 30: ...EH Mode Ice_mode 1 ICE Mode LP_mode 1 LP Mode HP_mode 1 HP Mode Sens_mode 1 SENS Mode AmbT_mode 1 AMBT Mode AmbRH_mode 1 AMBRH Mode Service_ena 1 ENABLED Mode The USB interface is used for transferrin...

Page 31: ...16 Date Signature 17 Date Signature 18 Date Signature 19 Date Signature 20 Date Signature Comments Unit type Unit number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Unit cleaned outside Unit c...

Page 32: ...om RUN and FAIL contact A 0 5 0 5 0 5 HEAT contact voltage V 12 12 12 Maximum current limit of a HEAT contact mA 60 60 60 Refrigerant 1 R407C Refrigerant quantity kg 0 7 0 9 1 2 Sound pressure level L...

Page 33: ...40 r F 60 r F 80 r F A B C A B C Capacity diagram SLN 65 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 0 1 2 3 4 5 40 r F 60 r F 80 r F A B C A B C Capacity diagram SLN 85 Room temperature C Dehumidification capacity l h...

Page 34: ...Notes...

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Page 36: ...they must be advisers to our customers in air conditioning and heating technology Customer service Our units operate precisely and reliably However in the event of a malfunction REMKO customer servic...

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