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TROX AIR PURIFIERS TAP-L

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Summary of Contents for TAP-L

Page 1: ...TROX AIR PURIFIERS TAP L TAP M Operating instructions Read the instructions prior to performing any task GB en ...

Page 2: ...n 2020 TROX GmbH Heinrich Trox Platz 47504 Neukirchen Vluyn Germany Germany Phone 49 0 2845 2020 Fax 49 2845 202 265 E mail trox de troxgroup com Internet http www troxtechnik com 10 2020 TROX AIR PURIFIERS TAP L TAP M 2 ...

Page 3: ...his applies in particular to Publishing content Copying content Translating content Microcopying content Saving content to electronic systems and editing it Limitation of liability The information in this manual has been compiled with reference to the applicable standards and guidelines the state of the art and our expertise and experience of many years The manufacturer does not accept any liabili...

Page 4: ...nvironmental pollution hazard Tips and recommendations Useful tips and recommendations as well as informa tion for efficient and fault free operation Specific safety notes The following symbols are used in safety notes to alert you to specific hazards Warning signs Type of danger Warning hand injuries Warning high voltage Warning danger zone Additional markers In order to highlight instructions re...

Page 5: ...ons and space required 14 4 2 Mounting 15 4 3 Mains connection 15 5 Software use 16 5 1 Control elements and status LEDs 16 5 2 Starting 16 5 3 Operation 16 5 4 Switching the unit off 16 5 5 Operation on a timer 17 5 6 Adapting the air change rate 17 6 Troubleshooting 18 7 Maintenance and cleaning 19 7 1 Check and change filter 19 7 2 Cleaning and disinfection 20 8 Technical data 21 8 1 Circuit di...

Page 6: ...efore maintenance cleaning or repair work remove the mains plug from the mains socket Always unplug the mains cable by holding the plug never by the cable During installation observe the minimum dis tances from walls and objects and the operating conditions Do not remove any safety signs stickers or labels from the unit Keep all safety signs stickers and labels in a legible condition Dispose of re...

Page 7: ...st mask FFP2 Dust masks protect users from inhaling contaminated material such as aerosols and harmful dusts Safety shoes Safety shoes protect the feet against crushing falling parts and from slipping on slippery ground 1 4 Signs on the unit The following symbols and information signs are found on the air purifier They apply to the very location where they are found WARNING Danger due to illegible...

Page 8: ...aired Before you start maintenance or cleaning pull the mains plug Ensure that live parts do not come into contact with moisture Moisture can cause a short circuit Rotating parts WARNING Risk of injury from rotating parts Rotating parts in the fan can cause serious injuries Before you start maintenance or cleaning pull the mains plug Do not reach into the moving fan The fan does not stop immediate...

Page 9: ...red perception WARNING Children and persons with impaired perception Handling the air purifier can lead to dangerous situa tions for children and persons with impaired percep tion The air purifier must not be operated by children and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience or knowl edge Children are not allowed to play with the air puri fier Packaging materi...

Page 10: ... filter HEPA H13 12 Prefilters 13 Filter change alert red 14 Mains isolator with indicator light green 15 Mains connection cable 16 Micro fuse on electrical connection box behind main filter Construction variants The air purifier is supplied in two construction variants L and M which differ in size unit depth weight air flow sound power and filter size Ä 8 Technical data on page 21 Functional desc...

Page 11: ...air to the room via the upper outlet The sound attenuators placed in front and behind the fan reduce the operating noise to a pleasant min imum With its operation the TROX air purifier ensures a sig nificant reduction in particles and aerosol concentration in rooms By the filtering and high air change rates the air purifier considerably reduces the amount of germs viruses and bacteria depending on...

Page 12: ...otprint represent a high risk of tipping over during unloading transport and installation Be sure to take adequate precautions If possible transport the unit lying on the pallet to the installation site When the unit is upright use additional means to prevent it from tipping over e g lashing with ratchet straps Use only lifting and transport gear designed for the required load When setting the uni...

Page 13: ...ginal packaging If the unit is stored upright its stability must be ensured If a unit has to be stored for more than 3 months regularly check the general condition of all parts and of the packaging 3 4 Packaging Packaging materials Wood Cardboard Foil packaging Expanded polystyrene ENVIRONMENT Handling packaging materials Properly dispose of packaging material Transport storage and packaging Packa...

Page 14: ...ceiling d at least 100 200 mm Distance from side wall w 1 3 m T TAP L 771 TAP M 511 mm The distances depend on the airflow set on the air purifier With regard to space requirements it must be ensured that the control elements on the rear of the unit remain accessible and that the door can be opened far enough to allow a filter change door opening angle 90 Installation Dimensions and space required...

Page 15: ...e fixing mate rial screws and wallplugs slotted holes 7 mm Fig 11 Push the unit up to the bracket and secure the unit to the bracket to prevent it from falling over with the hex agon screws M6x20 supplied 4 3 Mains connection To connect the unit to the mains insert the mains plug of the unit into a mains socket The mains plug serves as a disconnecting device to dis connect the unit from the power ...

Page 16: ...scroll through the display using the keys 5 2 Starting Prerequisites Filters must be inserted and in proper condition Door closed Air inlet and air outlet must be free 1 Plug in mains plug 2 Switch the unit on at the mains isolator Fig 12 1 ð After switching on if mains voltage is applied to the unit the green indicator lamp on the mains isolator lights up When the unit is switched on the fan spee...

Page 17: ...ination Escape Exit menu Setting the volume flow rate 1 Press the keys at the same time until INFO appears 2 Press the key until SETTING appears 3 Press the P key ð Setpoint 1 appears 4 Press the P key again to activate setting mode ð Setting value flashes 5 Use the or key to set the desired value m h setting range TAP L 400 1600 m h TAP M 200 1200 m h 6 Press the P key to accept the value Setting...

Page 18: ... the mains isolator Ä Chapter 5 2 Starting on page 16 No voltage Check mains fuse Check 3 15 A micro fuse at the electrical connection box behind the main filter Disconnect main plug and check plug and connecting cable Check supply voltage Unit output too high e g draught Air change rate volume flow rate too high Reduce volume flow rate Ä Chapter 5 6 Adapting the air change rate on page 17 Unit ou...

Page 19: ...amination and clean them with a damp cloth if neces sary ð Replace the prefilter if required or according to the specified change intervals Changing prefilter 5 Pull the contaminated filter out of the air purifier put it into a plastic bag and dispose of it properly see notes on disposal Ä Disposal on page 20 6 Do not touch or damage the filter packs when inserting the new filters Only hold the fi...

Page 20: ...nnel Instructed person Protective equipment Disposable gloves Dust mask FFP2 Special tool Allen key size 10 The unit can be cleaned with a dry or damp cloth Sticky dirt or contamination may be removed with a commer cial non aggressive cleaning agent Do not use abra sive cleaners or tools e g brushes For disinfection you may use commercially available disinfectants or dis infecting procedures 1 Swi...

Page 21: ...F1 3 15 A IEC protection class I protective earth Ambient temperature 5 C to 45 C Ambient air pressure 800 mbar to 1050 mbar Humidity 100 rh no condensation Construction L Air flow rate m h Psys W LwA dB A LpA1 dB A 400 20 32 24 600 30 40 32 800 55 45 37 1000 95 49 41 1200 150 53 45 1400 225 58 50 1600 310 61 53 Sound pressure LpA with room attenuation 8 dB Construction M Air flow rate m h Psys W ...

Page 22: ...8 1 Circuit diagram Fig 14 Circuit diagram Technical data Circuit diagram TROX AIR PURIFIERS TAP L TAP M 22 ...

Page 23: ...to atmospheric outdoor air Disposal of the unit If no return or disposal agreement is in place any disas sembled components should be recycled Scrap the metals Take plastic parts to be recycled Dispose of other components and waste in a suit able manner i e depending on their material prop erties Electrical and electronic components ENVIRONMENT Environmental damage due to improper dis posal Electr...

Page 24: ...10 Declaration of conformity Declaration of conformity TROX AIR PURIFIERS TAP L TAP M 24 ...

Page 25: ...manual Job See operating manual Done Yes No Cleaning the air purifier Remove dust and contamination from the unit casing Remove dust and contamination from the air passages inside the unit Ä Chapter 7 2 Cleaning and disin fection on page 20 Checking the prefilter and HEPA filter for contamination moisture and odours Ä Chapter 7 1 Check and change filter on page 19 Changing prefilter Ä Chapter 7 1 ...

Page 26: ... Incorrect use 6 Installation location 14 L Labelling 7 Limitation of liability 3 M Mains connection 15 Maintenance 19 Maintenance measures 19 O Overview of the unit 10 P Power supply 15 Protective equipment 7 Q Qualified staff 7 R Remedial action 18 Repair 18 S Service 3 Set Air change rate 17 Volume flow rate 17 Shutdown 16 Space required 14 Starting 16 Supply package 12 Switching the unit off 1...

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Page 28: ... 2020 TROX GmbH Heinrich Trox Platz 47504 Neukirchen Vluyn Ger many Germany Phone 49 0 2845 2020 49 2845 202 265 E mail trox de troxgroup com http www troxtechnik com ...

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