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Wall construction

Pay attention to the wall construction when mounting
the unit. Avoid mounting the unit on a hollow, echoing
dividing wall and on a bedroom wall because of sound
conduction, or prevent sound conduction.

Mounting beside a cupboard or wall

You have to leave an empty space of more than 15
mm on the sides of the unit (at least on one of the sides)
so that the door latches can be opened and closed
when doing maintenance activities. Also leave an empty
space of at least 0.6 m in front of the unit.

Condensing water

The delivery includes a water seal. With a pipe con-
nected to the water seal,  water condensing from extract
air can be led to a floor drain (not straight to the drain)
The pipe must not rise after the water seal. The unit
has to be mounted level with the horizontal in order to
ensure that condensing water can get out of the unit.

NOTE!
If the unit is mounted e.g. above a hot-water accumula-
tor, observe the mounting of the condensing water pipe
and the performing of the external connections to the
connection box of the unit before mounting.

Example:

The condensing water pipe may be mounted in advance
and the connection box can be fixed beside the unit.

VALLOX 130 E

Electric wires can be taken out from
the corners or from the middle

* AREA WHERE THE ELECTRIC WIRE AND

 CONDENSING W

ATER PIPE CAN BE ENTERED TO THE W

ALL

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LOCATION AND MOUNTING

1.09.84E/28.10.2008/PDF

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

CONDENSING WATER
CONNECTION AND WATER SEAL

LOCK MOUNTING

Summary of Contents for 130 E

Page 1: ...210 W 125 dm3 s 100 Pa 1 09 84E 28 10 2008 VALLOX Technical specifications Code 3500 E 130 E R electric radiator model 130 E VKL R water radiator model Maximum air flow 130 dm3 s 50 Pa ductwork pressu...

Page 2: ...00 W water Heat recovery cell Outdoor air filter F7 Outdoor and extract air pre filter G3 Summer winter damper Connection outlets 160 mm with seals Wall bracket MAIN PARTS Cover of lower housing Elect...

Page 3: ...t air ducts by octave band Lw dB ADJUSTMENT POSITION VOLUME FLOW RATE A weighted sound pressure level dB A coming from 130 E through the envelope to the rooms where the unit has been installed 10 m2 s...

Page 4: ...OX SILENCER EXTRACT AIR 10 m2 sound absorption ROOM SOUND MEASUREMENT MOUNTING Expected sound levels dB A in a room with VALLOX silencer SUPPLY AIR 10 m2 sound absorption rate air flow volume to the r...

Page 5: ...e supply air duct after the silencer by octave band Lw dB Medium frequency of the octave band Hz 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 Lw dB total 1 60 2 80 33 16 3 100 44 40 4 120 57 45 5 140 69 52 6 16...

Page 6: ...r the unit are 2 4 6 and 8 An expert can select different speeds at the transformer of the unit Remote monitoring control It is sometimes necessary e g in public premises to control the unit by remote...

Page 7: ...the exhaust air duct as close to the unit as possible The supply air heater switches on and the thermostat indicator lights up when exhaust air temperature goes below the setpoint of the thermostat If...

Page 8: ...lating radiator connections In the VKL model it is also possible to bring non freezing heat transfer fluid into the post heating radiator In addition the radiator can be provided with a separate non f...

Page 9: ...ir temperature rise in the heat recoverycell with an electric and water radiator Curve 1 Supply air temperature without post heating only heat recovery Curve 2 Supply air temperature controlled by the...

Page 10: ...ion V Filter guard indicator option OK Separate speed selector HK Maintenance switch KK Operating switch TK Fireplace switch option For instance a 15 minute timer with opening points Mounted to replac...

Page 11: ...XTERNAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS VALLOX 130 E control with cooker hood PTXP I 130 VALLOX 130 E remote monitoring VALLOX 1993 A YK CONNECTION BOX VALLOX 130 E COOKER HOOD PTXP I 130 DISTRIBUTION PANEL RE...

Page 12: ...he unit at the setpoint Overheat protector of the electric radiator Thermostat TS1 controls the operation of electric radiator LP2 preventing radiator surface temperature from exceeding the threshold...

Page 13: ...LP1 is an optional device which can be mounted in the outdoor duct The radiator can be used to preheat outdoor air and decrease the stopping of the fan Thermostat TS5 switches the radiator on before t...

Page 14: ...the adjacent figure When needed you can use a lock mounting at the lower part of the unit DURING MOUNTING THE UNIT RISES 10 MM HIGHER THAN THE FINAL HEIGHT VALLOX 130 E UPPER EDGE LOWER EDGE OF BRACK...

Page 15: ...e outlet collars in the ceiling mounting plate enable the mounting of the ductwork before mounting the unit 160 outlet collar female 160 rubber ring outlet Wall mounting plate Ceiling mounting plate o...

Page 16: ...fter the water seal The unit has to be mounted level with the horizontal in order to ensure that condensing water can get out of the unit NOTE If the unit is mounted e g above a hot water accumula tor...

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