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 The control unit has an integrated time switch. This can be used to control the time your unit will 
come on, individually for each day of the week. 

 Setting the time switch 

 With the setting parameters for the time switch, the times when the unit is to come on (ON) or off 
(OFF) can be set individually for each day of the week. 

 From the status display, press button 

A

 

 and 

B

 

 to get to the menu for setting the time switch. 

    1 

  

5

:30  

ON

 

   DAY  18:30   

OFF

 

    1 

  5:

30

 

 ON 

   DAY  18:30   

OFF 

    1 

  5:30 

 ON 

   DAY  

18

:30  

OFF 

    1 

  5:30 

 ON 

   DAY  18:

30

 

 OFF 

    2 

  

6

:30  

ON 

   DAY  19:30   

OFF 

    2 

  6:

30

 

 ON 

   DAY  19:30   

OFF 

  21,0 

1          0 %

 

8

A

B

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

  Set  

 Day 

    1

 

 Monday 

    2

 

 Tuesday 

    3

 

 Wednesday 

    4

 

 Thursday 

    5

 

 Friday 

    6

 

 Saturday 

    7

 

 Sunday 

 Table   3

 On the display, on the top line, the display 

fl

 ashes for the „hour“ in which 

the unit is to come on (ON) on day 1.   Press buttons 

B

 (

 and 

) to set 

the „hour“ and then con

fi

 rm the entry with button 

A

 

.  

 The display then moves on to the „minutes“ which can be set in the same 
way with buttons 

B

 (

 and 

) and con

fi

 rmed with button 

A

 

.  

 (The minutes are set in 5-minute increments.) 

 On the display, on the bottom line, the display now 

fl

 ashes for the „hour“ 

in which the unit is to switch off on day 1.   The „hour“ and „minutes“ are 
again set and con

fi

 rmed with buttons 

B

 (

 and 

) and button 

A

 

 Once the entry has been con

fi

 rmed, the display moves on to day 2 where the individual on and off 

times can be set.   Days 3 to 7 then follow. 

 Once you have set all of the parameters / days, press the „Mode button“ (

M

) to go back to the 

unit‘s status display. 

 However, you do not have to go through the whole time switch menu to get back to the status 
display.   You can press the „Mode button“ (

M

) at any time to go back to the status display. 

 Note: 

•  

If the time 0:00 is given in the parameters, the unit will not switch on or off.  
 If, for example, you do not want the unit to come on at the weekend, you should set the value 
to 0:00 for „Day 6“ and „Day 7“. 

•  

The values set are saved even when there is a power failure or if the battery in the control unit 
runs down.   Only the current time and day of the week have to be reset. 

 Note: Instructions on changing the clock battery are give in section 10.3.4. 

9.3.  Menu functions 

•  

Continuous mode 

 In continuous mode, the fan stages can be selected with buttons 

B

 (

 and 

) on the control unit.  

 The control system does not then affect the speed of the fan (except for in the case of a fault).   Con-
tinuous mode can been seen by the constant display of the fan stage on the display. 

•  

Automatic mode 

 In automatic mode the fan will always try to run in the highest possible stage. 
 If the set-point temperature set is not achieved by this, it switches to a lower fan stage to be able 
to ensure a constant room and exhaust air temperature. 

8

 Switching the unit on/off on the control unit. 

 Press the ON/OFF button (1) to switch the unit on or off. 
 The unit‘s status now appears on the display with the current values. 

 

»

 Set-point temperature display 

 

»

 Time switch 

 

»

 Fan stage 

 

»

 Filter, degree of contamination 

 Changing the set-point temperature 

 When commissioning for the 

fi

 rst time, a set-point value of 21°C is given.   This value is shown on the 

left-hand side of the display.   The set-point value can be increased (

) or reduced (

) on the control 

unit using buttons 

A

.   

(The setting range is limited by parameters P 1 and P 2.) 

 Changing fan stage 

 There are two possibilities for selecting the fan stages: automatic and continuous mode.  
 Press buttons 

B

 (

 and 

) at the same time to switch between the two modes.   Automatic mode is 

indicated on the display by the regular 

fl

 ashing of the fan stage selected. 

9.3.1.  Time / Time switch 

  

21,0°

 1 

0%

 

8

 4%

  21,0° 

2

 0%

 

8

 4%

   OFF  

 

8

 

  21,0° 

0%

 

8

 

4%

A

B

Summary of Contents for RLI 1200 EC

Page 1: ...www ruck eu Assembly and Operating Manual English A bl d O ROTOLINE RLI 700 FC RLI 900 FC RLI 1200 FC RLI 1600 FC RLI 2000 FC RLI 700 EC RLI 1200 EC RLI 1600 EC RLI 2000 EC...

Page 2: ...on can be derived from our information The information given does not release the user from the obligati on of own judgment and verification It must be remembered that our products are subject to a na...

Page 3: ...Heating Coil 13 6 3 Condensate drainage 13 7 Electrical connection 14 7 1 Overcurrent protection 15 8 Commissioning 15 9 Operation 16 9 1 Control unit 16 9 1 1 Adjustment of the control unit paramete...

Page 4: ...l Equipment of Machines Part 1 General requirements The manufacturer undertakes to send the special documentation for the partly completed machine electronically to the relevant authority in an indivi...

Page 5: ...he operating instructions when you pass the product on to third parties 1 1 Rules and regulations 1 2 Guarantee and liability Also observe the generally applicable legal or otherwise binding regulatio...

Page 6: ...rea 2 3 Personnel qualifications In this manual there are safety instructions before the steps whenever there is a danger of perso nal injury or damage to the equipment The measures described to avoid...

Page 7: ...e changed or removed Make sure that all electrical connections are either used or covered Commission the product only if it is installed completely The power switch must be always fully functional and...

Page 8: ...ting or moving parts Failure to observe the hazard may lead to serious injury Work may only be performed once the impeller has come to a complete halt Never clean the internal space with flowing water...

Page 9: ...egulation Ano ther cooling or DX coil can also be fitted as an option The device has a remote control for controlling and setting the operating parameters The high quality housing consists of a framel...

Page 10: ...troller 20 Supply air temperature sensor 21 Drip tray 22 Controller board 23 Safety labels 24 Cover for terminal box 25 Terminal Box Duct 26 Extracted air temperature sensor 27 Air filter M5 extract a...

Page 11: ...r 20 Supply air temperature sensor 21 Drip tray 22 Controller board 23 Safety labels 24 Cover for terminal box 25 Terminal Box Duct 26 Extracted air temperature sensor 27 Air filter M5 extract air 28...

Page 12: ...standards in force The following points should be noted and followed The foundation must be even and levelled It must not exhibit unevenness or a slope in any direction Suitable foundations are full...

Page 13: ...zing point of the water The only advantage of the bypass circuit over the admixture circuit arises when the pipe lengths between three way ball valve and wa ter heater are very long Because the pump i...

Page 14: ...o be placed either left or riht side of the unit see 4 1 For this use the supplied cable glands fittings and cover plate Cables that carry mains voltage must be fastened with the tension relief device...

Page 15: ...tection is shown in the enclosed wiring diagram 7 1 Overcurrent protection Tabelle 2 Typ Fuse protection RLI 700 FC 3 x 16 A RLI 700 EC 3 x 16 A RLI 900 FC 3 x 16 A RLI 1200 FC 3 x 25 A RLI 1200 EC 3...

Page 16: ...nit s control system with which it works This can be checked under the menu point for con trol unit parameter P 1 Now press button B and the control unit will change to input mode Now you can use the...

Page 17: ...res Pressure loss at the filter Hours of operation Filter change counter Control unit inputs Control unit outputs Fan stage 1 Supply air fan Fan stage 1 Extract air fan Fan stage 2 Fan stage 3 Fan sta...

Page 18: ...te If the time 0 00 is given in the parameters the unit will not switch on or off If for example you do not want the unit to come on at the weekend you should set the value to 0 00 for Day 6 and Day 7...

Page 19: ...0 OUT 21 0 IN 21 0 22 0 SUPPLY AIR 200 PA EXTRACT AIR 300 PA 9 3 2 Operating variables Menu You move to the operating variables menu by pressing the ON OFF button which must be held down for approx 3...

Page 20: ...parameter Menu You can get to the menu for the supply and extract air parameters by pressing the ON OFF button for approximately 5 s The display then changes to the supply air fan The individual menu...

Page 21: ...the contact is open the display will show NOT ENABLE The contact should be closed and then acknowledged with button B The default mode is AUTOMATIC P 5 Room supply or extract air temperature regulatio...

Page 22: ...ing 9 4 Functions P10 EXHAUST AIR FI 250 Pa P11 CALIBRATE FILTER P12 AIR INPUT FIL 450 Pa P13 EXHAUST AIR FIL 320 Pa P10 Extract air filter pressure loss Setting for pressure loss at the supply air fi...

Page 23: ...any unbalance or reduction in output Do not use aggressive or easily flammable products for cleaning impellers housing Preferably only water not flowing water or mild suds should be used The impeller...

Page 24: ...Fig 12 Remove the defective drive belt and replace it with a new one Note see Technical Data Sec tion 14 for the length of drive belt according to type of device Place the new round belt on the drum...

Page 25: ...y Display after changing the battery 21 0 1 0 8 0 21 0 1 0 8 0 10 3 2 Air filter Fig 17 1 Air filter supply air F7 Fig 18 2 Guide rail for air filter Fig 19 3 Air filter extract air M5 The differentia...

Page 26: ...ically and purposefully when troubleshooting even when under the pressure of time In the worst case randomly and indiscriminately dismantling and changing settings may result in it no longer being pos...

Page 27: ...the min supply air temperature is set under the parameters P 1 Possibly adjust parameter P 1 After removing the cause of the fault the fault must be acknowledged with button B Excess temperature supp...

Page 28: ...x Cooling coil cold water x x x x x x Cooling DX Coil x x x x x x Diameter RHE mm 700 700 900 Length driving belt mm 2350 2350 2990 Specifications Units Model RLI 1200 FC 10 RLI 1200 FC 11 RLI 1200 F...

Page 29: ...827 120813 120811 120838 120835 120837 120836 Length L mm 1405 770 770 Width B mm 1813 2213 2213 Height H mm 1795 2220 2220 Nominal width NW mm 1200x600 1200x650 1400x710 1400x710 Weight kg 1000 0 Ope...

Page 30: ...ternal release AUTOMATED AUTOMATED ACKNOWLEDGED P 4 Selection of heating system HEATING HEATING COOLING HEATING COOLING DIRECT EVAPORATO P 5 Room or supply air temperature control ROOMTEMP CONTROL ROO...

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