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8. OPERATION (USERS)

8.1. CONTROL PANEL NEMBUS FB

1 Sekunde

drücken

Höchste Lüfterstufe

Sommerbypass (optionales Zubehör) für

1-8 Stunden aktiv

5 Sekunden

drücken

Wohnraumlüftungsgerät stoppt für 1 Stunde

Bei aktiviertem Automatikmodus wird das Wohn-

raumlüftungsgerät über einen aktivierten

Sensor oder einem aktivierten Wochen-

programm geregelt.

Filteralarm zurücksetzen

Sommermodus aktiv

Frostschutz aktiv

Touch

for 1 second

Boost speed

Summer bypass active for 8 hours

Ventilation system stops for 1 hour

Reset ﬁ lter alarm

Summer mode activated

Anti-freeze activated

In automatic mode, the ventilation system

is regulated using an activated sensor or an

activated weekly programme.

Touch

for 5 seconds

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Summary of Contents for NEMBUS 210

Page 1: ...NEMBUS 210 EN...

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Page 3: ...l NEMBUS FB 13 6 COMMISSIONING specialists 15 6 1 Instructions for commissioning 15 6 2 Adjusting ow rates 15 6 2 1 Set nominal air ow rate extract air according to curves 15 6 2 2 Adjusting ow rate w...

Page 4: ...3 1 Cleaning ventilation system 37 12 3 2 Cleaning heat exchanger 38 12 3 3 Cleaning fan blade 39 13 REPAIRS specialists 40 13 1 Change fans 40 13 2 Replacing heat exchanger 42 13 3 Replacing main ci...

Page 5: ...nting of single family houses The unit assures a continuous and balanced ventilation system extracting moist stale air from the wet rooms and at the same time introducing a tempered and ltered fresh a...

Page 6: ...rse 65 G4 5 Main circuit boards 6 Extract air fan 7 Cable for power supply 8 Connection for extract air EHA 9 Connection for condensate DN20 10 Connection for outdoor air ODA 11 Filter outdoor air ISO...

Page 7: ...ing radiator optional accessory 15 C Environmental conditions Non saline no aggressive chemicals no risk of explosion 4 2 DEVICE DATA Weight 32 kg Material Powder coated sheet metal Connection for con...

Page 8: ...8 4 6 DIMENSIONS 694 622 396 147 122 144 147 1223 1252 134 122 125 20 19 5 9 391 141 158 264 A A 235 271...

Page 9: ...ory 35 Potentiometer for target setting of humidity sensor or VOC sensor optional accessory factory setting Position A 36 Connection pressure sensor for constant pressure mode 37 Contact EMERGENCY SHU...

Page 10: ...n area drops be low 12 C then in individual cases condensate may form on the device casing The ventilation system is placed so that the outdoor air and outgoing air lines can be conducted out of the b...

Page 11: ...h screws 18 NOTE Screws 18 are not included in items delivered Se lect screws 18 with appropriate dowels for the bric kwork 5 2 4 Wall installation D A 1 18 18 M P 26A 2275 1 Drill holes A 390 mm incl...

Page 12: ...h standard waste pipe DN32 66 to the connec tion nipple 15 1 3 Insert the exible connection hose 15 into the shor tened connection nipple 15 1 and fasten with a stan dard hose clamp e g 23 35 mm 4 Con...

Page 13: ...n opening should be 750 x 1400 mm NOTE When installing the ventilation system on the wall the procedure for the inspection opening is analo gous 5 3 CONNECTION CONTROL PANEL NEMBUS FB NOTE The control...

Page 14: ...rom the wall opening into the ush mounted box 73 NOTE Flush mounted box 73 is not included in the items delivered and must be provided on construction 6 Insert ush mounted box 73 in wall opening 7 Con...

Page 15: ...2 1 Set nominal air ow rate extract air according to curves 20 21 20 1 2 M P 26A 2061 1 Remove screws Torx 10 20 Arrow 1 2 Remove cover 21 Arrow 2 3 Set up power supply of the ventilation system 4 Tu...

Page 16: ...m3 h 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 2 1 0 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E I Pa Pressure loss m h Nominal ow rate extract air I System operating pre...

Page 17: ...meter 28 see table below S P recommends a slight underpressure in the house e g less supply air ow then extract air ow 28 A 4 0 M P 26A 2226 Set potentiometer 28 to the required value factory se ttin...

Page 18: ...uge 29 to the di fferential pressure connecting piece 1 46 and take a reading of the differential pressure Pa Pay attention to the correct connection of and and 6 Turn potentiometer 27 until the desir...

Page 19: ...ential pressure gauge 29 displays 6 6 Pa Supply air ow rate m h With preheater Differential pressure connecting piece 2 potentiometer 28 Pa 90 10 11 100 12 13 110 14 15 120 16 17 130 19 20 140 23 25 1...

Page 20: ...r ventilation system 8 In order to set the ventilation system to the humidity controlled mode keep symbol pressed for 5 seconds When the automatic mode humidity con trol is activated the A symbol ligh...

Page 21: ...entiometer 35 according to the target value of the maximum concentration of pollutants in the extract air see the following table factory setting Position A Pollutant concentration VOC ppm Position po...

Page 22: ...stem 8 In order to set the ventilation system to the 0 10 V signal controlled mode keep the symbol pressed for 5 seconds When the automatic mode 0 10 V contro lled mode is activated the A symbol on th...

Page 23: ...be reseted disconecting the unit from the power supply The switching function that must be set must be adapted to the components to be connected normally open con tact normally closed contact The cont...

Page 24: ...ntilation system 2 Remove screws Torx 10 20 Arrow 1 3 Remove covering 21 Arrow 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 on off 7 8 4 Reset DIP switch 7 to on normally closed contact 33 5 Connect switch at connection point 33 6...

Page 25: ...5 seconds When the automatic mode is activated weekly programme the A symbol lights up below on the control panel 7 INDIVIDUAL USER SETTINGS 7 1 SETTING TIMER FOR FILTER ALARM The factory setting for...

Page 26: ...see page 24 M P 26A 2049 0 A B 12V 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 on off 1 2 3 4 5 6 on off 1 Remove back cover of control panel 16 see page 14 2 Adjust DIP switch 1 and 2 to the desired weekly pro gramme Weekly pro...

Page 27: ...dity sensor see page 19 VOC sensor optional accessory see page 20 0 10 V Signal optional accessory see page 22 1 2 3 4 5 6 on off Monday Friday Time Speed 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 1 10 11...

Page 28: ...3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 1 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 4 3 2 1 Saturday Sunday Time Speed 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 1 10 11 11 12 1...

Page 29: ...auml ftungsger t ber einen aktivierten Sensor oder einem aktivierten Wochen programm geregelt Filteralarm zur cksetzen Sommermodus aktiv Frostschutz aktiv Touch for 1 second Boost speed Summer bypass...

Page 30: ...r this it turns on again to the most recent setting Press symbol for about 5 seconds The ventilation system turns off for one hour When the sleep mode has been turned on the symbol is lit 8 6 TURNING...

Page 31: ...e sensor outdoor air status 0 Correct Single Bit 1 Error Single Bit 10010 Temperature sensor supply air status 0 Correct Single Bit 1 Error Single Bit 10011 Extract air fan status 0 Correct Single Bit...

Page 32: ...it word 1 Low speed 16 bit word 2 Medium speed 16 bit word 3 High speed 16 bit word 4 Boost 16 bit word 5 Auto mode humidity sensor 16 bit word 6 Auto mode VOC sensor 16 bit word 7 Auto mode 0 10V con...

Page 33: ...longer works The fans do not rotate The control panel does not work Cause Remedy The mains voltage is interrupted Set up the mains voltage again A fuse has burned out in the ventilation system Call i...

Page 34: ...ventilation system stops The summer bypass has had a breakdown Blinks red 4x The ventilation system stops The ServoFlowKit optional accessory has had a breakdown Blinks red 5x The ventilation system s...

Page 35: ...on the con trol panel lights up see page 31 The lter must be changed within 60 days and the lter alarm must be re set If this does not happen then the device switches it self off The lters must be cha...

Page 36: ...tasks Annually Every 2 years Clean ventilation device see page 37 X Clean and fill condensate line condensate tray and syphon dryer see page 37 X Clean heat exchanger see page 38 X Clean fan blade see...

Page 37: ...ance tas ks The installation position shown is not possible M 2 M 1 58 9 57 56 2 1 55 1 3 4 M P 26A 2067 1 Unscrew screws Torx 25 55 Arrow 1 2 Open all locks 56 and unhook brackets 57 Arrow 2 3 Remove...

Page 38: ...ow 2 3 Remove cover 58 Arrow 3 4 Remove condensate line see page 12 5 Take out condensate tray 9 Arrow 4 6 Turn quick release fasteners 59 by roughly 90 to the left or right Arrow 5 7 Take out heat ex...

Page 39: ...58 9 57 56 2 1 13 55 1 3 4 60 6 60 5 5 M P 26A 2069 1 Remove screws Torx 25 55 Arrow 1 2 Open all locks 56 and unhook brackets 57 Arrow 2 3 Remove cover 58 Arrow 3 4 Remove condensate line see page 1...

Page 40: ...the ceiling for all maintenance tas ks The installation position shown is not possible RISK OF INJURY Before changing fans disconnect all poles of the ventilation system from the power network otherw...

Page 41: ...voltage supply M1 48 and M2 49 as well as control signals M1 53 and M2 54 on the main cir cuit board 9 Remove screws Torx 30 62 and replace extract air fan 6 Arrow 7 10 Remove screws Torx 30 63 and r...

Page 42: ...e is risk of injuries M 2 M 1 6 58 9 57 56 2 1 55 1 3 4 12 59 5 6 M P 26A 2068 1 Remove screws Torx 25 55 Arrow 1 2 Open all locks 56 and unhook brackets 57 Arrow 2 3 Remove cover 58 Arrow 3 4 Remove...

Page 43: ...herwise there is risk of injuries MATERIAL DAMAGES When replacing the main circuit boards they must be protected from electrostatic discharge otherwise there is risk of damages Avoid electric charge i...

Page 44: ...sible RISK OF INJURY Before replacing the humidity temperature sensors disconnect all poles of the ventilation system from the power grid otherwise there is risk of injury M 2 M 1 58 9 57 56 2 1 13 55...

Page 45: ...ISPOSAL 14 1 DECOMMISSIONING WITH DISASSEMBLY The decommissioning may only be carried out by quali ed specialists Disconnect system from voltage Disconnect all poles of the entire system from the powe...

Page 46: ...demand Maximum internal leakage for BVU 0 4 Maximum external leakage for BVU and UVU 1 1 Mixing rate for BVU without duct connection Not applicable Position of visual lter warning Remote control Descr...

Page 47: ...generations mean that we should always re cycle materials where possible please do not forget to deposit all packaging in the appro priate recycling bins If your device is also la beled with this symb...

Page 48: ...S P SISTEMAS DE VENTILACI N S L U C Llevant 4 Pol gono Industrial Llevant 08150 Parets del Vall s Barcelona Espa a Tel 34 93 571 93 00 www solerpalau com Ref 9023100502...

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