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SMARTY RV v2019.12

7.4.17. HEAT EXCHANGER CONTROL

Cold - Heat Recuperation

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• Using plate heat exchanger - bypass damper. When it is closed, the heat exchanger is operating at full capacity. Its power is reduced by open-

ing the damper. 

• Rotary heat exchanger power is controlled by changing its rotating speed or interval. When the rotor rotates at full speed, the heat exchanger 

is used at full capacity. The power is reduced by slowing down the rotating speed or increasing the interval.

The heat exchanger can both heat and cool – it depends on air temperature. If it is colder outside than in the premises, the heat exchanger pre-
heats the outdoor air by using the room heat. If it is colder in the premises than outside, the heat exchanger cools down the outdoor air temperature 
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between the preferred and supply air temperatures, the higher heat exchanger power is used. When it is operating at maximum capacity, it is al-
lowed to activate other heating/cooling components.
For this function suitable heat exchanger type is indicated in the window 

SERVICE › HEAT EXCHANGER 

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ADJUSTER 

› PID CONTROLLERS ADJUSTING

.

PID controller output limits are set for rotor or bypass damper, at which their operation starts.

•  If rotor is controlled by 0..10 V signal, at low voltages it does not rotate, the motor heats up, thus the minimum control signal output is limited. If 

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SERVICE › HEAT EXCHANGER

.

• If the bypass damper opens only a few percent, noise can occur, thus minimum opening is limited, which also applies when coming to the full 

opening. If the plate heat exchanger with a 3-way bypass damper is used, the opening time of the bypass damper is indicated in the window 

SERVICE › HEAT EXCHANGER

.

•  If a plate heat exchanger with segment valves is controlled by an external controller is used, then the type of the bypass damper “

REMOTE CONTROL-

LER

” is shown in the window “

SERVICE › HEAT EXCHANGER

”.

• If a plate heat exchanger with segment valves connected to a controller is used, then the type of the bypass damper is shown in the window 

SERVICE › HEAT EXCHANGER

” as either “

2 SEGMENTS

” or “

3 SEGMENTS

”. In the case of heat recovery control, segments are closed in sequence, i.e. if heat 

recovery is not required, then all the segments are closed and the bypass damper is opened.

When the fans are switched on during the heating season, the heat exchanger runs for 10 minutes at full power, until the system stabilizes.

7.4.18. SYSTEM MONITORING

The service and adjuster environment have the window MONITORING where you can monitor operation of the entire system, i.e. see controller 
input and output, CO

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 values, versions of connected modules, date and time, speed of fans, temperatures, pressure, etc. The amount of informa-

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7.4.19. STAND-BY MODE BLOCKING

This function is designed to protect the system against the impermissible unit shutdown and it is recommended to limit the unit shutdown up to 1 
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• Always allow shutdown;
• Block shutdown;
• Block shutdown in winter;
• Block shutdown in summer.

It must be indicated for how long the shutdown is permissible within 12 hours. If it is blocked and the system is shut down, the system counts and 
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SERVICE › MAIN › SYSTEM BLOCKING

).

If the time has expired and Stand-by mode is blocked, the user is informed by the function indication.

7.4.20. AIR FLOW ADJUSTMENT

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ADJUSTER › AIR FLOWS ADJUSTING

. There are 4 of them in the system and they are dedicated to 

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• Building protection;
• Economy;
• Comfort;
• Maximum power (BOOST function).

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COMFORT

 mode then in 

ECONOMY

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SERVICE › FANS › FAN SPEED CONTROL

.

7.4.21. MANUAL CONTROL OF COMPONENTS

This function manually activates/deactivates the components controlled by digital and analogue outputs. The latter ones are controlled in percent-
age, and digital ones – by 

ON/OFF

. Based on manufacturer’s parameters (by default) the status of all components is 

AUTO

, which means that control 

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active after power loss.
The lowest power consumption is when the Stand-by mode is on, and position of components – 

AUTO

.

Prior to using the manual control function, it is recommended to activate the force shutdown function, which blocks the air handling unit operating 
algorithm.

Summary of Contents for SMARTY R V

Page 1: ...SMARTY R V EN MOUNTING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION...

Page 2: ...THE KITCHEN HOOD 12 5 5 6 SHIELD INSTALLATION 13 5 6 CONNECTION OF THE UNIT TO ELECTRIC NETWORK 13 5 7 START UP RECOMMENDATIONS 13 5 7 1 SYSTEM PROTECTION 13 5 7 2 PRE STARTUP RECOMENDATIONS OF THE U...

Page 3: ...S 24 7 4 26 EVENT LOG HISTORY 25 7 4 27 SYSTEM VERSIONS AND RUNNING TIME 26 8 ACCESSORIES 26 8 1 CONNECTION FO ACCESSORIES 27 8 1 1 SCHEMATIC OF CONTROLLER CONNECTIONS IN MCB 27 8 1 2 CO2 SENSOR OR CO...

Page 4: ...air ducts or branch openings If you notice liquids on electric parts or connections that bear voltage stop the operation of the appliance Voltage of the mains should comply with the electrotechnical...

Page 5: ...da Antifrost and use an external preheater for heat exchanger anti frost protection see Salda Antifrost function on the Remote controller manual 4 INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCT 4 1 DESCRIPTION Z provi...

Page 6: ...ht kg 36 36 class class _ _ width mm 270 270 height mm 86 85 depth mm 46 173 model MPL FMK class _ _ width mm 270 270 height mm 86 85 depth mm 46 173 model MPL FMK SMARTY 2R VER LWA TOTAL DB A LWA DB...

Page 7: ...only indoors It is forbidden to use the unit in potentially explosive environment Unit is designed to supply extract only clean air free of chemical compounds causing metal corrosion of substances agg...

Page 8: ...ring washers DIN127 5 3 pcs Bushing caps 8 pcs Antivibration stick 2 pcs Key 1 pcs 4 6 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS 9 9 Figure 5 3 1 Smarty 2R VER construction Figure 5 3 2 Smarty 2R VER plus constructio...

Page 9: ...r is noticed 5 2 TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE All units are packed in the factory to withstand regular conditions of transportation Upon unpacking check the unit for any damages caused during transporta...

Page 10: ...air temperature and RH sensor PE1 Electric pre heater T2 Cooler changeover thermostat KV2 Water pre heater TV2 Water preheater temperature sensor KV3 Water cooler TV3 Water cooler temperature sensor...

Page 11: ...mmended to mount the unit at the distance of 400 mm from the nearest wall If it is not possible the mounting of the unit is recommended on the wall of the room where the level of noise is not importan...

Page 12: ...tion unit i e it can be mounted with the left ambient air inlet or the right ambient air inlet That can be implemented by switching over the back door and the front door The default version of the ven...

Page 13: ...tion and connection activities until its hand over to the customer the unit must be discon nected from the power network After installation of the ventilation unit the power network plug socket must b...

Page 14: ...he full stop of the fans for about 2 min 6 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTION Do not use the unit for purposes other than its intended Do not disassemble or modify the unit in any way which may lead to mechanical f...

Page 15: ...f the motor Detach fan from the unit Impeller should be specially checked for buil up material or dirt which may cause an imbalance Excessive imbalance can lead to accelerated wear on motor bearings a...

Page 16: ...er and remove the heater Figure 6 5 1 Smarty 2R VER a a b 1 2 3 Figure 6 5 2 Smarty 2R VER plus 6 6 ROTOR MAINTENANCE Rotor heat exchanger must be serviced once a year Ensure that the gaps of the heat...

Page 17: ...air exhaust air kitchen hood 7 3 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE FUNCTIONS Functions MCB Smarty 2R VER Smarty 2R VER plus E E Date and time settings System modes for easy and user friedly control Stand by Buildin...

Page 18: ...als and inputs outputs Fire protection input 4 Remote controllers Stouch SA Control MB Gateway it is not possible to use the feature 7 4 DESCRIPTION OF THE UNITS FUNCTIONS All functions indicated in t...

Page 19: ...ing when people are present in the premises The system operates at speed 3 In this mode the temperature is always maintained it is set in the main window ADJUSTER VENTILATION CONTROL or USER SET POINT...

Page 20: ...upply or exhaust air temperature If control by premises temperature is selected then it is calculated what kind of air is to be supplied so that the proper room temperature is maintained It is limited...

Page 21: ...vation It may be adjusted in real time i e when the function is on in ADJUSTER VENTILATION CONTROL or in the user environment main window 7 4 8 WEEKLY SCHEDULE A weekly schedule consists of 10 weekly...

Page 22: ...LTER PROTECTIONS Filter Timer Settings _ SERVICE MAIN AIR FILTERS PROTECTIONS The maximum setting is 1 year 7 4 15 SYSTEM MODE COMMUNICATION WITH EXTERNAL CONTACTOR This function activates the preferr...

Page 23: ...roller is used then the type of the bypass damper is shown in the window SERVICE HEAT EXCHANGER as either 2 SEGMENTS or 3 SEGMENTS In the case of heat recovery control segments are closed in sequence...

Page 24: ...provides indications and their descriptions FUNCTIONS DESCRIPTION Working indication output Working indication output is activated Alarm indication output Failure indication output is activated Syste...

Page 25: ...un Alarm Internal communication error Z Warning Exhaust air temperature sensor failure Emergency run Z Warning DX cooler defrosting Z Warning Outdoor air temperature sensor failure Emergency run Z War...

Page 26: ...ty 2R V GKOFIL0016 FMK M5 M5 Smarty 2R V plus GFIRIRS3002 Electrict pre heater EKA NV 125 0 6 1f PH Smarty 2R V PSIEKANVPH1250 6_1 EKA NV 125 0 9 1f PH Smarty 2R V plus PSIEKANVPH1250 9_1 Humidity sen...

Page 27: ...8 1 1 SCHEMATIC OF CONTROLLER CONNECTIONS IN MCB MCB Connector Contact No Contact name Dunctional block name A X1 1 MCB FDI TACHO K_1 GND Supply fan speed RPM 2 MCB FDI TACHO A_1 10V 3 MCB FDI TACHO...

Page 28: ...osed input NC 4 12VDC 5 MCB DI6 Rotor alarm NC 6 12VDC Heat exchanger pressure relay NC 7 MCB DI7 Extract air fan failure NC 8 12VDC X5 1 MCB AI1 NTC Supply air temperature sensor 2 GND 3 MCB AI2 NTC...

Page 29: ...O3 0 10VDC X15 1 24VDC MCB Power supply 24VDC 2 GND 3 PE C X18 Remote Control connection RS485 X19 K Z 8 1 2 CO2 SENSOR OR CONNECTION OF HUMIDITY SENSOR RH Settings CO2 converter S KCO2 or S RCO2 F2 1...

Page 30: ...educe the CO2 concentration in the premise s it is necessary to connect CO2 converter canal or installed in the premises MCB 4 4 Q 8 1 3 ROOM CO2 TRANSMITTER INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATION Where the chan...

Page 31: ...sturbs 500 Pleasant 0 0 1 2 3 4 Duration of the presence in the room in hours Outdoor air 8 1 5 FIRE PROTECTION INPUT NC L LX KF2EDGKD 2 5 8P X4 connector 1 and 2 contacts L MCB 8 1 6 EXTERNAL SWITCHE...

Page 32: ...r 8 1 8 MCB TOOL PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The app MCB tool is for importing control board MCB settings from MCB to the media in a computer and to export MCB settings from the media in a computer to MCB Dow...

Page 33: ...ct with TCP IP Modbus gateway MB GATEWAY B4 B5 B4 Set IP of TCP IP Modbus gateway MB GATEWAY B5 Press to connect 2 Connect to device press CONNECT button B7 B8 I2 B6 I3 I4 I2 Device software version I...

Page 34: ...34 EN SMARTY RV v2019 12 8 2 THE PRINCIPAL CONNECTION SCHEME OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COMPONENTS SP46...

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Page 41: ...EN 41 SMARTY RV v2019 12 5 5 8 7 08824 21 6 72 21 6 72 21 6 72 5 5 5 7 17 1 3 1 21 6 72 21 6 72 21 6 72 5 5 7 2 3 77 54722 9 17 9 17 9 17 9 17 9 17 9 17 9 17 0...

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Page 49: ...K L leakage relay is active if installed by the in staller Switch on only if the unit condition has been F Q to switching it on Air supply heater or heater is not operating or malfunctioning if instal...

Page 50: ...6 75 9 X m3 h 201 256 X W 126 170 Sound power level Lwa dB A 49 48 X m3 s 0 039 0 05 L Pa 50 50 SPI W m3 h 0 47 0 47 Control factor and control typology 0 95 0 95 Declared maximum internal leakage ra...

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Page 52: ...instal lation and mounting regulations deliberate or careless users or third party behavior These conditions are readily discernable when the equipment is returned to our factory for inspection F Z F...

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