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Rev.2013-08-25-01 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Before carrying out repairs or maintanance on the ventilator sections make sure 

that the power supply is disconnected and it could not be switched back on unexpectedly by 
another person.  

 

Before opening the fan section safety doors turn off the electrical power supply 

of the motors using the safety switches mounted outside the fan housing. 

 

Do not pull or bend cables. They might be under support (high) voltage.  

 

All  the  elements  that  stay  under  support  voltage  after  turning  off  the  main  switch 

are marked with sign 

 

 

 

Before carrying out repairs on the electrical board or other elements of the unit, turn 

the power supply off and wait 

10 minutes

 before starting to work. 

 

In any case do not touch electrical swiches, circuit-breackes or signal lamps with 

wet hands. 

  Check regularly the insulation of the cables or duct joints are not damaged.   

  Check at least once a month the conditions of all signal lamps and protections, build in the 

air  handling unit and  the  electrical  board, using  electrical  measuring  instrument,  only  when 
the power supply to the electrical board is turned off.  

  Do  not  touch  terminals  in  the  electrical  board  or  unclad  wires,  because  they  might  be 

under pressure. 

  Be very careful when working with voltage over 25V for AC and 35V for DC. 

  Transportation and storage of the air handling unit and electrical board must be carried out 

in temperature range between (-20° 

С

) and (+40° 

С

), 

   Extremely  low/high  temperature  or  high  moisture  level  could  shorten  the  life  of  the 

electrical board and its elements, to cause damages, to warp or meld the plastic parts. 

   Handle carefully with the electrical board during installation, because its release could cause 

damage. 

   Protect the unit from dust and contaminations, because they can cause prematurely wear of 

some parts. 

   Do  not  use  aggressive  chemicals,  solvents  or  abrasive  detergents  to  clean  the  electrical 

board.   

    Do not install the electrical board on places, where it will be exposed on conditions such 

as:  

-  High dust level. 
-  Highly flammable materials, gases and solvents. 
-  Strong vibrations. 
-  Strong magnetic fields. 

Summary of Contents for EVB - HiE

Page 1: ...Rev 2013 08 25 01 Installation and service manual of high efficient heat recovery units EVB HiE ...

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Page 3: ...stem 14 6 Commissioning 15 6 1 Construction 15 6 2 Electrical connection 15 7 Decommissioning 20 7 1 Dismantling and disposal 20 8 Emergency activities 20 9 Applications 21 9 1 Check card 21 9 2 Identification plate 22 10 Service card 23 Safety symbols The following symbols could be found on the products or in the current instruction DANGER Warning Electricity Components under voltage Warning Gene...

Page 4: ...mponents without consulting the manufacturer are unacceptable and could lead to improper work of the unit damages or incidents By decommissioning it is important to follow strictly the prescription for environmental protection as well as to dispose of the units in accordance with local regulation and practices for waste management 2 Safety It is forbidden people without needed qualification to han...

Page 5: ...s build in the air handling unit and the electrical board using electrical measuring instrument only when the power supply to the electrical board is turned off Do not touch terminals in the electrical board or unclad wires because they might be under pressure Be very careful when working with voltage over 25V for AC and 35V for DC Transportation and storage of the air handling unit and electrical...

Page 6: ... other way any of the safety protective or control devices of any single component or of the fan itself Never place hands arms or any other part of the body near any moving part Never extend any part of the body past the limits of the safety barriers Do not use any means that will increase normal accessibility to the unit components Never use the unit in atmospheres where there is a risk of explos...

Page 7: ...ove 50 C The aspiration of air temperature above the specified operating range which can lead to the deformation and breakage of the housing Specific risks involved in transporting and installation All installation and assembly work must be carried out only by specialized technicians When transport the unit use its original packing and follow instructions given All operations involving the lifting...

Page 8: ...f the fan housing Even when the fan is disconnected from the power supply the rotating parts can still turn due to any air movement through the fan This air flow may be natural or may be caused by the current induced by another fan installed elsewhere in the connected tubing system This can also lead to parts of the body becoming trapped and seriously injured between the rotor itself and fixed par...

Page 9: ...ive and non sparking environment The series of heat recovery units covers debits from 250 up to 3200 m3 h fig 1 The units are designed to work in a clean and not aggressive or explosive environment These units are designed for ventilation of individual homes and apartments offices small stores Recovered up to 85 of the energy of the discarded air fig 1 Available in 11 sizes models for horizontal a...

Page 10: ...side closed with heat and sound insulated covers from galvanized metal sheet electrostatic painted gray RAL 7035 Inside insulation K Flex ST 13mm Fire resistance Class 0 BS 476 PART 6 7 Bs3d0 EN13501 1 The immovable covers are fixed with screws The inspection service panels are fixed with special reamers for easy dismantle There is a version with a higher thermal insulation sandwich panel with thi...

Page 11: ...plate heat exchanger air to air efficiency up to 85 Air filter Filters for fresh and exhaust air G4 EU4 EN 779 2002 Condensing tray with sleeve 10mm 3 4 Accessories External high efficiency filter F7 ΔPmax 80Pa Sound attenuators External electric heater Roof for outdoor installation Flexible duct connectors Freeze protection Pressure switch Hanging supports Basic steps Frame for outdoor installati...

Page 12: ...Rev 2013 08 25 01 11 3 5 Overall and joined dimensions EVB __ HiE HM Horizontal installation Monoblock EVB __ HiE HS Horizontal installation Split units ...

Page 13: ...Rev 2013 08 25 01 12 EVB __ HiE VM Vertical installation Monoblock EVB __ HiE VS Vertical installation Split units ...

Page 14: ...d cannot be taken into consideration 4 2 Loading The units could be loaded uploaded lifted or moved with suitable equipment such as forklift truck crane or hand lift truck Unit s dimensions and weight should be checked prior to transport The unit is supplied on pallet wrapped in protective film and with protective corners made of fibran When unit is loaded uploaded with fork lift truck the fork s ...

Page 15: ...ucture is capable of supporting the weight of the device to be installed bearing in mind that it is a dynamic load The machine may include different signage pictograms which must not be removed The signs are divided into Forbidden signs Do not carry out repairs or adjustments during operation Danger signs Indicates the presence of elements with tension inside the container on which the notice is d...

Page 16: ...osed Ensure that ALL connections are properly made 6 2 Electrical connection Fans CAUTION All installation work must only be carried out by qualified and authorised personnel using suitable equipment The client and or the installer of the electric system is responible for choosing the equipment and cables used for connecting the fan electrically based on the dimensions of the motor installed and t...

Page 17: ...pply 230 V 50Hz N neutral 2 Fuse holder with spare fast ceramic 3 Regulated output to motor 4 Not regulated output for connecting lamp valve dampers or tree wire connection branched off after switch Imax 2A Input to by pass switch Management by the air quality on off quality sensor fig 6 ...

Page 18: ...оразмер Type size Номинална мощност Nominal power W Номинален ток Rated current A EVB 04 HiE 2 х 180 2 x 0 85 EVB 06 HiE 2 х 300 2 x 1 38 EVB 08 HiE 2 х 300 2 x 1 38 EVB 10 HiE 2 х 300 2 x 1 38 EVB 12 HiE 2 х 373 2 x 3 85 EVB 16 HiE 2 х 373 2 x 3 85 EVB 20 HiE 2 х 373 2 x 3 85 EVB 24 HiE 2 х 373 2 x 3 85 ЕVB 30 HiE 2 х 550 2 x 4 30 ...

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Page 21: ...ufacturer 7 1 Dismantling and disposal After the lifetime of the unit is run out it must be professionally dismantled Prior to dismantling it must be ensured that all energy lines electrical and all media are switched off No lines should remain supplied with voltage temperature or other energy All components are to be disposed or recycled in accordance to national regulations 8 Emergency activitie...

Page 22: ...st air 6 Pressure switch danger of freezing of recuperative heat exchanger 7 Thermo switch bypass 8 Actuator bypass damper of recuperative heat exchanger Model Phase I nominal A from Manufacturer I measured A from Installer Model Phase I nominal A from Manufacturer I measured A from Installer Supplay fan А From Installer Exhaust fan А From Installer ΔP1 Pa From Manufacturer ΔP2 Pa From Manufacture...

Page 23: ...Rev 2013 08 25 01 22 9 2 Identification plate ...

Page 24: ...t fan Setting of motor protection Pressure switch dirty filter Fresh Air Exchange dirty filter Fresh Air Pressure switch dirty filter Exhaust Air Exchange dirty filter Exhaust Air Pressure switch danger of freezing Thermo switch bypass Actuator by pass recuperative heat exchanger Installer Name Company Date of installing Inspection ...

Page 25: ...motor protection Pressure switch dirty filter Fresh Air Exchange dirty filter Fresh Air Pressure switch dirty filter Exhaust Air Exchange dirty filter Exhaust Air Pressure switch danger of freezing Thermo switch bypass Actuator by pass recuperative heat exchanger Installer Name Company Date of installing Inspection ...

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