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Control from a Premium cooker hood

Selectable functions

The control panel of the cooker hood has three pushbuttons. 
Besides switching the cooker hood’s lighting on and off, two 
control functions can be set as follows:
• 

Fan speed.

 The fans in the ventilation unit have three speeds: 

away, home and boost. The supply air fan can operate at a 
lower speed than that of the extract air fan. The period for 
operation in the boosted speed mode is preset to 60 minutes, 
after which the ventilation unit fans will decelerate to normal 
speed.

• 

The shut-off damper of the cooker hood.

 When preparing 

food or carrying out a similar activity, a 30, 60 or 120 minute 
damper-open period can be selected.

Demand control (optional equipment)

Demand control is possible with the following optional equip-
ment:
• 

Separate timer.

 24-hour/weekly timer with settable times, 

for when you want the ventilation unit fans to run at normal 
speed. At other times, the unit runs in the economical mini-
mum fan speed mode.

• 

Separate boost timer.

 A manual pushbutton switch that can 

be installed at an optional location. The pushbutton switch 
can be located in a laundry room or the like, for example.

• 

Separate fireplace switch.

 A manual pushbutton switch 

that can be installed at an optional location. The function 
generates excess pressure in the home and in this way causes 
an updraught in the chimney, which prevents smoke from 
entering the room when you light the log-fire.

• 

Negative pressure compensation.

 When the cooker hood 

is in use, negative pressure arises in the home since the 
extract airflow becomes substantially higher than the supply 
airflow. This function compensates the negative pressure by 
automatically increasing the supply airflow. The switching sig-
nal can be transmitted to the ventilation unit from the cooker 
hood or a differential pressure switch, for instance.

• 

Home−Away switch.

 Should be located close to the front 

door. When the button is pushed, the ventilation unit switch-
es to operation in the Away mode and this saves energy. An 
ordinary electric switch can be used.

• 

Occupant detection sensor.

 The sensor detects movement 

in the home and transmits a signal to the ventilation unit to 
increase the fan speed. This function is well-suited for use in 
premises not used around the clock, such as in schools, day 
nurseries, offices, etc.

• 

Humidity sensor.

 The sensor detects when the humidity rises 

and transmits a signal to the ventilation unit to increase the 
fan speed. It can be located in a sauna, a bathroom, a laundry 
room, etc.

Cooker hood shut-off damper 
control indication: damper open 
30/60/120 min.

Lighting

Ventilation unit fan speed.
Away, home, boost

The control panel of the Premium cooker hood.

• 

Carbon dioxide sensor.

 The sensor detects an increase in 

carbon dioxide and transmits a signal to the ventilation unit 
to increase the fan speed. It is suitable for use in rooms where 
the number of occupants varies.

• 

DDC control.

 Enables you to change the fan speed from a 

remote controller, for instance.

• 

Modbus gateway.

 A Modbus field bus card for remote 

control of the ventilation unit.

Summary of Contents for CASA R85 Series

Page 1: ...sound level For installation in a kitchen machine room storage space laundry room etc Can also be located together with a cooker hood at the place intended for a spice rack above the cooker The extra...

Page 2: ...in the lower speed range The power supply and control cables have quick fit con nectors and the fans can be easily removed from the unit if required Filters The ventilation unit has class F7 fine fil...

Page 3: ...ilation rate may even be as much as 30 less than planned If the air change rate is less than anticipated the venti lation system s capacity for extracting moisture out of the home will not be sufficie...

Page 4: ...r programs You can set the desired times if you want the unit to activate a desired function The unit runs in the economical minimum speed mode at other times Away Functions Home Away Boost Cool You c...

Page 5: ...ing the room when you light the log fire Negative pressure compensation When the cooker hood is in use negative pressure arises in the home since the extract airflow becomes substantially higher than...

Page 6: ...ed to the unit via a 20 metre long modular cable An extra control panel can also be connected if it is de sirable to control the ventilation unit from several places Front plate of the door The ventil...

Page 7: ...hoods are sized specifically for connection to the ventilation unit with Premium control engineering If you do not want to connect the cooker hood to a ventilation unit you can select a controllable...

Page 8: ...good alternative for replacing an old cooker extraction fan with a new one is to install the ventilation unit as you would a wall cabinet on the wall above the cooker by means of the wall mounting bra...

Page 9: ...l s Thick line SFP 2 0 or lower Extract air flow Available pressure Pa Airflow l s Total output W Airflow l s Power consumption R85 R85 X L Connection 230 V 50 Hz 1 1 A 230 V 50 Hz 3 3 A Fans 238 W 23...

Page 10: ...17 45 80 59 62 52 45 35 27 20 49 90 60 65 55 48 38 30 23 13 52 100 62 68 57 50 40 32 25 15 55 Sound emitted to extract air duct Acoustic data Fan setting Sound power level broken down into octave ban...

Page 11: ...26 49 70 61 63 55 50 44 37 30 16 52 80 67 66 59 53 47 40 35 22 56 90 69 69 62 56 49 43 37 26 59 100 70 72 65 59 51 45 41 30 61 Sound emitted to kitchen bypass duct Sound emitted to the surroundings E...

Page 12: ...ium control panel e g for entering settings or service work Cable with modular connectors Premium control panel R85 Cable with modular connectors Control from a Premium control panel Mains power plug...

Page 13: ...Alarms Humidity sensor Carbon dioxide sensor temperature sensor Presence detector Misc 4 x 0 5 2 x 0 5 4 x 0 5 2 x 0 5 Modbus RTU See separate instructions E g 6 x 0 5 Example diagram 2 PREMIUM CONTR...

Page 14: ...sation 2 x 0 5 230 V 10 A 230 V 10 A Modbus gateway W80 EC W100 EC W130 EC W230 EC R85 EC R120 EC Home Away Boost 24 hour weekly timer Fireplace switch Alarm Humidity sensor Carbon dioxide sensor temp...

Page 15: ...xhaust air 125 Cooker hood s exhaust air 100 Wall mounting bracket 4 1 3 2 K 4 1 3 2 K K K Swegon CASA R85 L Top Bottom Swegon CASA R85 R Variants Right hand or left hand version In order to facilitat...

Page 16: ...iling wall installation R right hand version PR085RKA L left hand version PR085LKA Mounting frame with moisture barrier PR085YP Water trap UVL Front plate of the front panel Stainless steel PR085B6R F...

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