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TCF Termoventilatori Condizionatori Felsinea  Srl 

40057 Cadriano di Granarolo Emilia (Bologna), via Giuseppe di Vittorio 5 

www.tcf.it 

4.6.1.2.1

 

Selection of the airflow 

 
By  operating  on  the  control  board  (fig.  24)  it  is  possible  to 
select one of the 31 available speeds: 
 
Position  the  dip-switches    from  1  to  5  in  the  adequate 
position in order to obtain the desired air flow. The available 
combinations  for  each  fan  are  indicated  in  the  attachment  1 
(page 16). 
 
FIG. 24 

 

 
In order to avoid all problems related to current peaks during 
the  start-up,  caused  by  the  condensers  charge  of  the  motors 
power  circuit,  we  have  arranged  for  a  softstop/softstart 
(waiting  time  –  consumption  =  0,05W)  as  indicated  in  the 
connection  diagram  of  the  control  box  (fig.  25). 

In  case  this 

option  is  not  used,  it  will  be  necessary  to  bridge  the 
contact between the terminals 3-6.

 

 
FIG.25 

 

Closed=softstart 

Open=softstop 

 
4.6.1.2.2

 

Alarm on the pressure 

 
This  alarm  uses  the  dip-switches  from  6  to  8,  and  allows  to 
configure  an  alarm  which  will  inform  the  user  of  a  variation 
in pressure of +25, +50, +75, +100, +150, +200, +250 or +300 
Pa  in  relation  to  the  reference  pressure.  When  these  alarms 
activate,  a  LED  light  will  switch  on,  and  the  transistor 
connected between the connectors G and 2 of the control box 
is a conductor. 
 
a) how to memorize the reference pressure Pa

ref

 
Pa

ref

  corresponds  to  the  ‘starting’  pressure  of  the  fan,  that  is 

the  one  corresponding  to  the  initial  operating  point  of  the 
system  (i.e.  with  clean  filters).  To  elaborate  the  ‘built-in’ 
alarm  you  nee  to  memorize  this  pressure  with  the 
microprocessor.  Memorizing  procedure:  see  attachment  2 
page 18. 

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ATTENTION 

          

 

** 

** The alarm in pressure is fixed only for ONE selected  ** 
** air volume. Changing this air volume modifies the 

** 

** pre-set alarm – Pa

ref

 is no longer correct and has to  ** 

** be re-initialized. 

 

 

 

** 

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b) how to fix the increase factor 
 
The choice of the increase factor depends on the application. 
You  may  choose  one  increase  out  of  8  with  the  help  of  the 
dip-switches from 6 to 8. 
 

 

 
4.7

 

Fan 

 
Before start-up, carry out the following checks: 

-

 

make  sure  that  the  fan  wheel  is  functioning 
correctly by rotating it manually 

 
 
4.8

 

NOISE LEVEL 

 
The  computation  and  control  of  noise  emissions  has  today 
become  particularly  important,  both  during  the  design  and 
installation phases. 
The  sound  pressure  values  of  our  machines  are  indicated  in 
our  technical  catalogues  or  may  be  supplied  directly  by  our 
Technical  Department  according  to  the  requested  aeraulic 
characteristics. 
Being  therefore  aware  of  the  sound  emissions  produced  by 
the  unit,  the  designer  must  make  sure  that,  in  treated 
environments,  maximum  values  established  by  current 
regulations are not exceeded. 
It  must  however  be  stressed  that  every  environment  has  its 
own  acoustic  characteristics,  which  can  considerably  affect 
the sound pressure values of mechanical ventilation systems. 
THE  NOISE  LEVEL  DATA  SUPPLIED  BY  US  SHOULD 
CONSEQUENTLY BE CONSIDERED AS A CALCULATION BASE 
FOR  DEEPER  CONSIDERATIONS,  WHICH  WILL  TAKE  INTO 
ACCOUNT  THE  SYSTEM  AND  BUILDING  STRUCTURE  AS  A 
WHOLE. 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for T Series

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL AIR CONDITIONING UNITS SERIES T TS TA PA...

Page 2: ...ion and protection 7 accessories 4 5 2 Fan 7 4 5 3 Transmission 8 4 6 FAN MOTOR UNITS 1 PHASES series TA PA TA 8 4 6 1 Electric motors 8 4 6 1 1 3 speed fans series TS and PA 8 4 6 1 2 Self regulating...

Page 3: ...e various safety rules in force Integrity of all the system s component parts Application of the identification operation and safety notices On completion of the inspection the Chief Inspector applies...

Page 4: ...t the hydraulic connections are protected by the relevant caps as they were delivered by TCF If they are not plug them in order to protect them exchangers 3 3 POSITIONING 3 3 1 Dimensions of installat...

Page 5: ...o enhance the seal If the connection is made with rubber canvas joints make sure they are not tightened on assembly completion so as to prevent damage or the transmission of vibrations In order to ens...

Page 6: ...may be provided fig 10 This configuration must be determined at the design stage and not during installation since on obvious reduction in efficiency will result if a heat exchanger sized for reverse...

Page 7: ...motors Before starting up the unit inspect the motor CONTROL BOARD and check that the motor protection devices are sized for the maximum amperage corresponding to the rated value on the plate The TERM...

Page 8: ...AHLANDER commutable winding fig 18 offer the advantage of generating greater power than motors of the same size but with separate windings 4 5 1 4 Permitted start up time Because of the temperature in...

Page 9: ...e connected to the power supply line of the electric motors since otherwise they would be damaged irreparably Check that the MAINS SUPPLY VOLTAGE is suited to that of the motors as indicated on the re...

Page 10: ...e initial operating point of the system i e with clean filters To elaborate the built in alarm you nee to memorize this pressure with the microprocessor Memorizing procedure see attachment 2 page 18 A...

Page 11: ...phragm as long as possible the condition of the prefilters must be carefully monitored Moreover TCF recommends to check the state of the gaskets of the frame and the springs every week to prevent air...

Page 12: ...ject to the environmental conditions and the maximum temperature range during operation TABLE 3 Lubrication of fan support bearings 5 4 2 Motor In order to maintain the motor in perfect working order...

Page 13: ...mber of belts must always match the number of races in this type of drive system the belt slack must be on the same side as shown in fig 29 before they are tightened FIG 29 5 5 TROUBLESHOOTING The mos...

Page 14: ...anger connected with moving parts and warning him to disconnect the system power before opening the inspection doors fig 30 FIG 30 6 3 PRACTICAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION TIPS Open the inspection doors only...

Page 15: ...TCF Termoventilatori Condizionatori Felsinea Srl 40057 Cadriano di Granarolo Emilia Bologna via Giuseppe di Vittorio 5 www tcf it 14 8 ATTACHMENT 1...

Page 16: ...TCF Termoventilatori Condizionatori Felsinea Srl 40057 Cadriano di Granarolo Emilia Bologna via Giuseppe di Vittorio 5 www tcf it 15...

Page 17: ...TCF Termoventilatori Condizionatori Felsinea Srl 40057 Cadriano di Granarolo Emilia Bologna via Giuseppe di Vittorio 5 www tcf it 16 9 ATTACHMENT 2...

Page 18: ...control box In order to prevent all interferences we recommend to separate the cable of all the external sources of disturbance Use one of the cables of the following list or equivalent 2 Connecting...

Page 19: ...TCF Termoventilatori Condizionatori Felsinea Srl 40057 Cadriano di Granarolo Emilia Bologna via Giuseppe di Vittorio 5 www tcf it 18...

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