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RIS PE 3.0 v2020.1

7.  CONTROL

Supply air temperature can be adjusted according to the temperature measured by the supply or extracted air temperature sensor and the 

temperature which is set by the user on the remote control panel. When the supply air temperature is lower than the set, bypass damper of the 

units RIS PE 1000 3.0 and RIS PE 1500 3.0 is closed and fresh outdoor air passes through a plate heat exchanger.  

When supply air temperature exceeds the set temperature, the heater is switched off in the first place. When the supply air temperature is higher 

than the set, bypass damper of the units RIS PE 1000 3.0 and RIS PE 1500 3.0 is opened. Units RIS PE 400 3.0 and RIS PE 700 3.0 does not 

have bypass damper.

In the remote controller, temperatures (the set and the measured) are displayed as degrees Celsius (°C).

Room air temperature can be adjusted not only according  to the supplied air temperature sensor, but also according to the extracted air sensor 

(see FLEX panel description II.6.5.3 for details on selecting this feature).

When control algorithm of the extracted air sensor is selected, then supply air temperature is adjusted based on estimated additional received 

heat (heat emitted by the sun, electric heaters, etc.). Thus the energy for excessive heating of the supply air is saved. The room is heated based 

on the estimated room temperature to provide the desired room temperature microclimate.

Supply air electric heater (resistance heating elements if the electric heater is used) is controlled by the ESKM controller using the PWM signal. 

“BOOST” feature

Fans are started at maximum speed and “BOOST” is displayed in the remote control panel (FLEX). “BOOST” feature is inactive if the heat 

exchanger protection is triggered. When triggering signal for this function disappears, the desired operation period for this feature can be selected 

in the control panel (FLEX) (see FLEX panel description II.6.6 for details on selecting this feature).

There is boost time setting in minutes (factory setting: Off) in the user menu item Add.Func. For example, if 5min is set, then in case the signal 

is lost for boost controlled with the external control signal, the boost will be active for 5 minutes. For boost controlled with the fast button (FLEX 

control panel), boost is activated for 5 minutes if the button is pressed once, and boost will deactivated immediately if the button is pressed second 

time. Maximum setting is 255 min.

START/STOP feature

The operation of the recuperator is started or stoped using the START/STOP feature. “STOP” is displayed at the remote control panel (FLEX). In 

START mode, the recuperator operates based on the latest settings of the panel.

FanFail and FanRun features

It provides option to connect the external fan state indication such as the indication lamp which would visualize the state of the device.

Continuous control of the heater

The new feature is installed: continuous keeping of the supply air temperature (accuracy up to 0,5 °C) by using two-way thyristor module – ESKM... 

(these modules are installed only in heaters connected to the three-phase mains).

Cooling by ventilation:

Two types of cooling exist: using halocarbon or water cooler. Cooling is based on the algorithm of the PI regulator and is activated when there 

is need for cooling. Conditions for activation and deactivation of halocarbon cooler can be set and changed using the menu of the FLEX remote 

control panel (see section II.6.4. of the FLEX description). Actuator position of the water cooler is set accordingly to the PI regulator in the range 

between 0% and 100%. The halocarbon cooler is switched on when PI regulator value exceeds the value set in the menu (see section II.6.4.2. of 

the FLEX description). The halocarbon cooler is switched off when PI regulator value is less than the set value (see section II.6.4.3. of the FLEX 

description).

Ventilation:

Three types of ventilation are possible (see section II.6.3. of the FLEX description): based on the supply air (Supply), based on the extracted 

air (Room) and automatic (ByOutdoor). When operation is based on the supply air, the supply air temperature is maintained as set on the PI 

regulator. When operation is based on the extracted air, the set extracted air temperature is maintained to keep the supplied air temperature 

between the minimum and the maximum set temperatures (see sections II.6.3.2. and II.6.3.3. of the FLEX description) based on the algorithm of 

the PI regulator. When operation is automatic (ByOutdoor), both mentioned cooling types are used (supply and extracted air): cooling based on the 

supply air is used when ambient air temperature is less than the set temperature (see section II.6.3.3. of the FLEX description). This is so called 

“winter mode”. Cooling based on the extracted air is used when ambient air temperature is greater than the set temperature (see section II.6.3.3. 

of the FLEX description). This is so called “summer mode”.

Using the remote control panel, the user can adjust fan motor speed as three steps (values of steps are speed set in the window of the remote 

control panel, see sections II.6.7 and II.6.8 of the FLEX description). Analogous 0–10 VDC control signal for motors is generated by the controller 

RG1. Speed of the supply and extracted air fans can be adjusted synchronously or asynchronously (see sections II.6.7 and II.6.8 of the FLEX 

description). 

Two pressure converters should be used to control both fans while maintaining constant pressure at the system.

Also, CO

2

 (extract air) converter can be connected (if no pressure converters are connected).

7.1.   SYSTEM PROTECTION

When the device has the electric heater, then two levels of overheat protection are used. Two types of the capillary thermal protections are used 

for the overheat protection of the electrical heater: manual and automatic. Automatic thermal protection is activated when air temperature exceeds 

+50 °C and manual protection is activated when air temperature e100 °C. Automatic thermal prot50 °C is used to disconnect the 

electric heater if the temperature of the heating elements e50 °C which could cause consumption of the oxygen.

Capillary thermal protections are different only with respect to construction to allow automatic thermal protection to reset to the operation state. 

Manual thermal protection does not reset and should be reset to the operation state by pressing RESET button on the service cover of the heater.

When manual thermal protection is triggered, fans operate in maximum capacity until the manual heater protection is reset (by pressing the reset 

button) and the device is restarted. When heater fault is registered, manual heater protection can be restored only after estimation of the fault 

cause and only if it is safe to do so regardless of the temperature setting on the control panel. Also it should be inspected if other automation and 

installation elements are not damaged.

Antifreeze protection of the differential pressure heat exchanger (differential pressure relay PS600) is used only in more efficient devices (from 

1200 m

3

/h).

Triggering of the automatic thermal protection mostly occur due to low fan speed (faulty fan, stuck/faulty air inlet valve/actuator).

Summary of Contents for RIS 1000 PE 3.0

Page 1: ...RIS PE 3 0 EN MOUNTING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION...

Page 2: ...11 5 8 1 SYSTEM PROTECTION 11 5 8 2 PRE STARTUP RECOMENDATIONS OF THE UNIT IN THE PRESENCE OF THE ENDUSER 11 6 MAINTENANCE 12 6 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTION 12 6 2 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE MAINTENANCE...

Page 3: ...place or on the dashed place of a technical manual in order to keep the important information about the unit Figure 2 1 Technical label 1 Logo 2 Product code SKU 3 Product name 4 Technical data 5 Pro...

Page 4: ...t touch heating elements until they haven t cooled down Some devices are heavy thus one should be very careful while transporting and installing Use suitable lifting equipment While connecting electri...

Page 5: ...control devices Acoustic insulation of the walls 30 50 mm Easy to mount The unit can not be used as an air heater Not suitable for swimming pools saunas and other similar facilities 4 2 DIMENSIONS AN...

Page 6: ...0 2750 protection class IP 44 IP 44 IP 44 IP 44 Total power consumption power current kW A 3 35 15 24 4 68 20 50 6 6 11 27 9 73 16 19 Heater phase voltage 50 Hz VAC 1 230 1 230 3 400 3 400 power consu...

Page 7: ...and with the average ambient temperature ranging between 5 C and 30 C The place of storage must be protected against dirt and water The units must be transported to the storage or installation site u...

Page 8: ...Supply air temp sensor POSSIBLE PCB INPUTS OUTPUTS FA Fire alarm H1 Working indication output FPP Fireplace protection H2 Alarm indication output System mode switch START STOP Fans speed switch BOOST...

Page 9: ...tect the unit during transportation It is recommended to remove the film because other wise oxidation signs may occur Before every heating season the condensate tube shall be filled with water as indi...

Page 10: ...nsation It is recommended to maintain a distance of up to 8 meters between air intake and air exhaust ducts Air supplying system should be installed further from potential air pollution sources Use ho...

Page 11: ...k whether operation systems and unit elements as well as automation and automation devices were not damaged during installation all electrical devices are connected to power supply and fit for service...

Page 12: ...eck the operation and tune up if necessary Air intake and discharge system Check the connections Clean Air duct system Check the tightness Clean Dampers diffusers grid Check the tightness of connectio...

Page 13: ...EXCHANGER MAINTENANCE Be sure the fan is disconnected from power source before performing any maintenance or repair Proceed to maintenance and repair after any rotation in the fan stopped Clean it onc...

Page 14: ...e water cooler is set accordingly to the PI regulator in the range between 0 and 100 The halocarbon cooler is switched on when PI regulator value exceeds the value set in the menu see section II 6 4 2...

Page 15: ...nd RS485_2 RS485_1 remote control panel socked RS485_2 ModBus port S touch control panel must be connected to RS485_2 ModBus connection RJ11 socket contacts reference 1 COM 2 A 3 B 4 24V Microswitches...

Page 16: ...extract 04h_Read_Input 2 1 Exhaust air temperature sensor value Hex E0 23 ToutDoor 04h_Read_Input 3 1 Ouside air temperature sensor value Hex FFEC 7 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION OF THE HVAC UNIT Electrical...

Page 17: ...lso install measuring and operating devices in line with the provided guidelines Air temperature sensors and air quality converters Supply air temperature sensors and air quality converters if additio...

Page 18: ...ON OFF 230V 50Hz O 3A 100 X3 RS485_2 ModBus I O X4 RS485_1 Remote controller FLEX I O X32 1 LOW Electrical heater guard from overheat ing I X32 3 HIGH BOOST increase the flow of air I X32 4 COM COM X3...

Page 19: ...temperature sensor X41 1 Exhaust air temperature sensor AI X41 2 COM 7 9 REGULAR SYSTEM CHECK UP The operation of the switching device contactor should be visually inspected every 3 4 months the casi...

Page 20: ...000 PE 3 0 RIS 1500 PE 3 0 VK Summer casette VK FR Spare filters FR FR Spare filters FR SK1 Fresh air damper SKM SD Pressure switch SK2 Extract air damper SKG SK Air damper SKG SKP1 outdoor air damper...

Page 21: ...1 PE N L1 L1 N PE X16 7 CE7 7 120V 80V 6 N Mid Max C N L Min X43 X44 X15 X28 X11 X12 X14 5 X3 1 2 3 4 N PV PE C1 L 0 140V 170V 230V ATR X16 4 TA U HR DTJ 100 TK 1 2 T set COM X33 21 X33 22 BK Black BN...

Page 22: ...E X16 7 CE7 7 120V 80V 6 N Mid Max C N L Min X43 X44 X15 X28 X11 X12 X14 5 X3 1 2 3 4 N PV PE C1 L 0 140V 170V 230V ATR X16 4 TA U HR DTJ 100 TK 1 2 T set COM X33 21 X33 22 BK Black BN Brown BU blue R...

Page 23: ...1 24VDC Y1 Control OPEN AC 24 V Y2 Control CLOSE AC 24 V G System potential AC 24 V X35 2 X35 1 X33 13 X33 14 X33 18 X33 12 X33 17 X33 25 X33 26 X34 1 X34 2 X34 3 X34 4 X34 5 X34 6 X34 7 X34 8 X40 1...

Page 24: ...W5 black X10 X8 X44 X15 X43 A4 1 A4 2 X11 X12 X14 X28 X25 X31 LOW COM AC N PUMP B 0 10 COM RG1 PRV V1 1 02 1 1 PE PE ina 2 4 5 L1 Black L2 Brown L3 Grey N Blue 1 3 11 11 13 14 13 14 15 15 16 16 4 8 7...

Page 25: ...X21 2 3 4 5 77 77 W3 brown 79 79 W3 white TRUE TRUE 83 83 W8 2 81 81 W8 1 TRUE TRUE VAL VAL VAL HIGH TIMER COM CHILL COM ALARM COM ANTI F 24V A1 1 A1 2 AC N EXT EXT A 0 10 COM X39 1 X39 2 A2 1 A2 2 D...

Page 26: ...100 101 101 110 110 105 105 106 107 116 111 106 119 120 119 120 113 115 115 118 112 104 109 1 2 3 4 5 6 M X29 769 612 002 000 7 8 9 10 11 12 100 116 111 107 102 102 Figure 9 6 RIS 1500 PE 3 0 PV 2750...

Page 27: ...yellow 96 96 W6 grey 94 94 W6 red 99 99 98 98 142 TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PE N 1 2 F X34 EPN1214 127 W1 black 127 128 W1 black W2 black 128 W2 black 123 W1 gr ye 123 124 W1...

Page 28: ...perat ing or malfunctioning if installed Too low air flow in air ducts activates auto matic protection Check if air filters are not clogged Check if fans are rotating Manual protection is activated Po...

Page 29: ...e equipment to manufacturer Delivery costs should be covered by customer Manufacturer reserves the right to change this technical passport any time without prior notice if some typographic errors or i...

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Page 32: ...ANCE TABLE Product name SERIAL number Instalation Interval Date Fan cleaning Once a year Heat exchanger cleaning Once a year Filter replacement Every 3 4 months Look at the product label At least NOTE...

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