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INSMUA0615

flow control

prelImInary stage

•  make sure you use a graduated pressure gauge from 0.0.W.P to 0.5 W.P.
•  Seal all the ducts with aluminum foil and close all the doors and windows of the house.
•  Turn off the bathroom fans and the kitchen range hood or any other exhaust appliances. 
We generally recommend that you set the minimum flow to 60 cfm for a standard house (2200 sq. ft. including the basement). Refer to the 

AShRAe table below for the required airflow according to the size of the living space.

RequiRed aiRFlow

lIvINg SPACe AReA

NumbeR of beDRoomS

sq. ft

1

2-3

4-5

6-7

>7

<1500

30

45

60

75

90

1501 - 3000

45

60

75

90

105

3001 - 4500

60

75

90

105

120

4501 - 6000

75

90

105

120

135

6001 - 7500

90

105

120

135

150

>7500

105

120

135

150

165

adjustIng the controls

INDePeNDeNT INSTAllATIoN

1. make sure all the bypass duct flaps are completely open.
2. Place the manometer on a level surface and calibrate it to zero, if necessary.
3.  Connect the pressure tubes according to the illustration shown below. make sure that the pressure tubes are properly connected to the cor-

responding hi/low connectors on the manometer. If the manometer needle falls below zero, reverse the connections.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

24V

N

C-771

GND

HAR-123

C-772

C-776

L2

L1

C-828

CL 2 40VA

dimmer

C-829

C-775

C-773

C-774

C-826

REL1

C-779

4x C-757

HAR-094

C-779

C-834

C-832

brown

black

bl

u

e

 

HAR-096

C-827

G

W1 W2

R

terminal block

1

2

3

a

b

M

M

R

C

A

Contact

SSR

M

PROT2

PROT3

H1

H2

X1

X2

TRF200040D

S

S

R

CONT1

PROT1

SSR1

CONT1

REL2

R

E

L2

Cap1

M1

E2

R

E

L1

E1

Temperature

 sensor

8” moDel / 240 v

Summary of Contents for MUA Series

Page 1: ...eplacement component list included For further information or to consult this guide online please visit our website at www stelpro com S Y S T M E Q U A L I T C ERTIFI REGISTERED Q U A L I T Y S Y S T...

Page 2: ...t cool down for a few minutes before handling it it stays warm for some time after shut down Never block air vents This obstruction could lead to overheating which could result in a fire Do not insert...

Page 3: ...g the device The device was designed to be installed horizontally and vertically for the 6 in collar dia model only Securely attach the device to a solid support Devices with 8 in collars must be moun...

Page 4: ...ion Do not install elbows less than twice the diameter of the device s duct Use only rigid metal ducts Insulate the inlet ducts only It is not necessary to insulate the outlet ducts Installing the fre...

Page 5: ...ooms and the main living areas a minimum of one grill per floor without bedroom or living room It is not recommended to install any distribution grill in the kitchen or bathroom Use bathroom fans and...

Page 6: ...T MIN E D B C A A B C 10 FT MIN RETURN DISTRIBUTION Connecting the low power control For more convenience the unit is connected to a main wall control 6 model only Connect the terminal block of the un...

Page 7: ...or You can select the plenum temperature set point with a potentiometer installed on the control card as shown below The default factory set point is 20 C 68 F You can select the set point from a temp...

Page 8: ...NT1 REL2 REL2 Cap1 M1 E1 REL1 temperature sensor 4x C 757 C 781 C 781 HAR 028 C 825 Wiring diagram 6 MODEL 240 V 6 MODEL 120 V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 A B C D E F G H I J K 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 9: ...150 165 Adjusting the controls Independent installation 1 Make sure all the bypass duct flaps are completely open 2 Place the manometer on a level surface and calibrate it to zero if necessary 3 Conne...

Page 10: ...sure may differ from the initial reading Adjust the static pressure according to the desired airflow by turning the dimmer 9 Adjust the heating temperature We recommend the temperature be set between...

Page 11: ...855 1935 2016 2097 2177 2258 2339 2419 55 1863 1952 2040 2129 2218 2306 2395 2484 2573 2661 60 2032 2129 2226 2323 2419 2516 2613 2710 2806 2903 65 2202 2306 2411 2516 2621 2726 2831 2935 3040 3145 70...

Page 12: ...cal support service The device overheats and or the elements cycle Check whether the air filter is dirty Check whether fresh air intake hood is blocked Increase the minimum speed of the fan If the pro...

Page 13: ...32VDC 12 ELF MUA0151 ELEMENT 1 5 KW 120V 12 ELF MUA15 ELEMENT 1 5 KW 240V rEf PART DESCRIPTION 12 ELF MUA20 ELEMENT 2 KW 240V 12 ELF MUA30 ELEMENT 3 KW 240V 13 CAP 042 CAPACITOR 6uF 250V 14 CAP 041 C...

Page 14: ...ny liability for property or personal injury damages penalties special or punitive damages damages for lost profits loss of use of equipment cost of capital cost of substitute products facilities or s...

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