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13 -  SOUND EMISSION

A sound level measurement has been gauged by measuring the acoustic pressure and the sound level 

of the vacuum cleaner. 

The test report is held at TECNOPLUS S.r.l. headquarters

14 -  IDEAL LOCATION OF THE VACUUM CLEANER TO REDUCE SOUND EMISSION

The following suggestions and measures will help reduce the sound emissions of the vacuum cleaner:

•  You can use sound-absorbing materials on the two side walls if these are very close to each other; this 

will interrupt the sound waves and avoid resonance phenomena between the two waves which could 

reflect on the two opposite walls. 

•  You can possibly soundproof the ceiling.

15 - VIBRATIONS

There is no contact between the hand, arm or body of the operator and the machine when vacuum clean

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ing using the flexible hose.

For this reason there is no risk related to vibrations.

16 - INSTALLATION

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THESE PROCEDURES MUST BE CARRIED

OUT BY QUALIFIED STAFF

16.1 Recommended installation

The Revo Block Professional vacuum cleaner must be connected to an exhaust air pipe, crucial for 

outside discharging of micropowders that the filter cartridge cannot retain. The vacuum cleaner must 

be installed in service rooms (e.g. garage, storeroom etc) protected from bad weather, dampness and 

excessive temperature variations. Install the unit in a place far from heat sources such as stoves and 

radiators. (N.B: the unit features IP 20 protection degree). 

During the set up phase, we suggest always carefully checking that the unit is positioned in the 

most suitable location selected for the system. Check also that sufficient space has been allowed for 

installation, use and maintenance purposes and for an optimal recirculation of air around the vacuum 

cleaner. 

Construction features allow the vacuum cleaners to be connected to the pipe system with pipes com

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ing either from right or left sides. In case of multi-storey vacuum cleaning system, we suggest that you 

install the unit on the lowest available floor.

16.2 Positioning of the vacuum cleaner

For correct use and to facilitate maintenance it is advisable to keep a minimum distance of 60 cm on 

three sides around the appliance (excluding the side on which it is fixed to the wall).

Summary of Contents for 3203.1B

Page 1: ...w w w s i s t e m a i r c o m TECHNICAL MANUAL CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS ByTecnoplus s r l...

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Page 3: ...Fixed closure safety guards 11 5 5 Movable closure safety guards 11 5 6 Control settings 12 6 CORRECT USE OF THE VACUUM CLEANER 12 7 USO NON PREVISTO DELLA MACCHINA 12 8 CORREDO E ACCESSORI 13 9 USE O...

Page 4: ...l Revo 700 26 17 ONBOARD COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 27 17 1 Main screen display 27 17 2 VACUUM POWER SETTINGS 28 17 3 Information menus 28 17 4 Settings menu 29 17 5 Service menu 29 18 FILTER DUST MOTOR SER...

Page 5: ...cree Law 17 10 Low Tension Directive 2006 95 CE and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004 108 CE The system has been manu factured with top quality materials and with particular care paid to re...

Page 6: ...vacuum cleaners and advanced electronic technology have al lowed TECNOPLUS S r l to create Revo Block Professional The central vacuum cleaner suitable for any type of residential building private hous...

Page 7: ...NICAL FEATURES 10 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 Cover Speed Electronic converter On board computer Bin release handle Filter protection Filter Dust container Wheels Air exhaust Blowing motor gro...

Page 8: ...0 20 Power supply V ac 220 240 400 220 240 400 400 400 Frequency Hz 50 60 50 60 50 60 50 60 50 60 50 60 Motor power kW 1 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 Absorption A 5 6 4 6 7 9 4 6 8 1 8 1 Socket power supply V dc...

Page 9: ...o ensure the motor is not operating in critical conditions Electronic converter inverter to reduce electrical absorption Suction sockets supplied with 12V dc voltage Polyester filter cartridge with L...

Page 10: ...ut a filter cartridge Do not block the exhaust air pipes or the motor cooling intakes No part of the body should come into contact with the suction accessories Use only one suction socket at a time Do...

Page 11: ...lassified substances Substance of Very High Concern in compliance with CE regulation 1907 2006 REACH i e Registration Evaluation Authorization and Restriction of Chemical Substances Although these sub...

Page 12: ...ition which can cause damage to the product and seriously compromise the operator s safety 6 CORRECT USE OF THE VACUUM CLEANER The Revo Block Professional vacuum cleaner has been designed exclusively...

Page 13: ...as detailed below 1 N 1 Revo Block Professional vacuum cleaner 2 N 2 rubber sleeves for the connection to the suction piping network 3 N 4 metal clamps to fix the sleeves 4 N 1 installation use and m...

Page 14: ...vacuum cleaner on 9 2 Using the vacuum cleaner Position the main switch assembled on the right side of the appliance to I ON posi tion The display will switch on to indicate the unit is connected to...

Page 15: ...15 2 06 06 2016 Rev 2 0 0 English 10 EMPTYING THE DUST BIN Use both hands to raise the release handle 1 Remove the dust container 2 Remove the conveyor cone and the bag stretcher 3...

Page 16: ...0 CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS ByTecnoplus s r l Tie up the dust bag and remove it from the container 4 Introduce a new dust bag and the bag stretcher 5 Assemble the conveyor cone 6 Use both hands to lower...

Page 17: ...17 2 06 06 2016 Rev 2 0 0 English 11 REPLACING THE FILTER CARTRIDGE Lift the release handle using both hands Unscrew the blocking knob 1 3 Remove the dust container 2 Replace the filter cartridge 4...

Page 18: ...anual Revo Block Professional 18 06 06 2016 Rev 2 0 0 CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS ByTecnoplus s r l Reassemble the dust container in its position 6 Use both hands to lower the clip handle 7 Screw the block...

Page 19: ...the straight nozzle 1 Check the filter surface is not cut If this is the case the cartridge should not be used again The filter cartridge can be washed under running water ATTENTION Ensure the filter...

Page 20: ...tbag for dust collection in the bin 1614 2 1614 3 Revo 500 Revo 700 1000 1200 1500 1800 12 REPAIRS AND SPARE PARTS 12 1 Intervention Criteria Any intervention on the vacuum cleaner for repairs and or...

Page 21: ...acuum cleaner must be connected to an exhaust air pipe crucial for outside discharging of micropowders that the filter cartridge cannot retain The vacuum cleaner must be installed in service rooms e g...

Page 22: ...he intake of the A suction pipe and the B closing plate by fas tening the screws Now rotate by 180 the intake of the suction pipe as shown in the picture Disassemble the intake of the A suction pipe a...

Page 23: ...delivered with vacuum cleaner con nect the unit to the exhaust pipe Assemble a silencer on the exhaust pipe position the silencer near the ex haust grid Exhaust grid Silencer Suction pipe Exhaust pip...

Page 24: ...d a type B device for three phase electrical supply as defined in the IEC Standard 60755 Choose a suitable model that has High frequency current filtering Devices immune to disengagement due to the pr...

Page 25: ...12Vcc Connnection to suction sockets Power supply AC 230V 400V Connector for Autocleaner device connection optional ALARM max 10A Contact normally open for alarm state notification MICRO 12Vcc Suctio...

Page 26: ...ck Professional 700 check on the first use if there is a suction effect at the noz zle If not this indicates the motor is rotating in the wrong direction To correct the error the two central suction s...

Page 27: ...from the central unit to the management computer to make operating choices to program ordinary maintenance and insert personal data of the installer 12 45 01 09 2015 ON mbar mbar Clock data VACUUM AC...

Page 28: ...the vacuum power selected ENTER Memorize the value selected MODIFY Reduce the vacuum power selected MODIFY reduction of vacuum power selected Using this function it is possible to check the operation...

Page 29: ...TEST ALARM ETHERNET Function not active HOME Return to the main screen RETURN Return to previous menu USB function not active TIME AND DATE Modify date and time MAINTENANCE SETTINGS Timer modificatio...

Page 30: ...iltration the dust level inside the bucket the operation of the blowing motor assembly and the expiry of maintenance service requests SERVICE MAINTENANCE Press the button to access information relativ...

Page 31: ...blowing motor group for which information is required The box displays the number of blowing motor groups identified on the CAN BUS network Information relative to the serial number of the motor grou...

Page 32: ...u it is possible to see information about the product see the model part number serial number circuit board firmware production and installation data DD MM AAAA DD MM AAAA S N Model P N FW CENTRAL VAC...

Page 33: ...FILTER Timer modification and vacuum stop for manual filter cleaning request MAINTENANCE SETTINGS SERVICE Timer modification and vacuum stop for vacuum system check request MAINTENANCE SETTINGS DUST T...

Page 34: ...0 CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS ByTecnoplus s r l ALARM ALARM MAINTENANCE TIMER SETTINGS Press the two buttons to modify the timer for alarm activation VACUUM STOP SETTINGS Press within the cell to activate...

Page 35: ...button to access the test function Follow this procedure to start the blowing motor group directly from the onboard computer at the minimum preset speed CAN BUS CONNECTION Press the button to access...

Page 36: ...icola motore TEST TEST TEST TEST Pressing this test carries out the selected test TEST TEST Test failed TEST TEST TEST OK Example TEST TEST TEST TEST After having inserted a flexible tube in a vacuum...

Page 37: ...TER CLEANING REQUEST This screen indicates the filter cartridge cleaning request and results from the expiry of the preset timer 22 2 Dust maintenance notifications PLAY Pressing this key starts an an...

Page 38: ...g it as seen EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE REQUEST This screen indicates the vacuum system check request by qualified personnel and results from the expiry of the preset timer SERVICE INFO Telephone conta...

Page 39: ...a CAN BUS network connection test RESET Pressing this key will access the test screen for the CAN BUS connection SERVICE INFO Telephone contact information for personnel responsible in the case where...

Page 40: ...I F 2 INTERNAL COMPONENT No inverter display Call the help centre and replace the inverter mbar RESET 23 2 Inverter Alarm RESET Pressing this key cancels the maintenance request accepting it as seen I...

Page 41: ...in internal memory Call the help centre and replace the inverter 0 b f EXCESSIVE BRAKING Blowing motor assembly stop too rapid Increase the deceleration time Call the help centre 0 hf INVERTER OVERHEA...

Page 42: ...not possible to remedy the defect SUCTION STOP Notification of suction motor group stop relative to indicated serial number The blowing motor group is equipped with thermal protection which in case of...

Page 43: ...sts from the central suction and the list of alarms displayed 24 1 Filter dust service maintenance history MAINTENANCE Press this key to access the next screen DUST Press this key to access the next s...

Page 44: ...0 CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS ByTecnoplus s r l 1 2 3 MAINTENANCE HISTORY Within this menu you will find the events with date and time notifications relative to maintenance requests 24 2 Alarm history ALA...

Page 45: ...HISTORY Press this key to access the next screen ALARM HISTORY TEMPERATURE Within this menu you will find the events with date and time notification ALARM HISTORY INVERTER Within this menu you will f...

Page 46: ...interrupted or the suction socket micro switch is out of order Call Technical Service The air suction is weak More than one socket is being used at the same time Reduce the number of sockets used at...

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