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Code

Name

Standard/
Option

Technical data

(factory settings in parentheses)

C0

2

Carbon dioxide sensor, 5 at most Adjustment range 500...2000 ppm (900)

Option

Carbon dioxide control

Adjustment interval 1...15 min. (10)

FG

Damper motor

Automatic heat recovery bypass, 24 V, 2 W, 5 Nm Standard 

H

Control panel, 3 at most

Setting, operation, display

1 included

as standard

S

Booster/fireplace 

Either booster or fireplace switch operation

Standard

switch function

(booster switch)

LON LON converter

Remote monitoring control

Option

LP1

MLV unit

Liquid radiator

Option

LP2

Post-heating unit

Electric radiator 1.0 kW

Option

LP2

Post-heating unit

Water radiator 3.0 kW 70/55 

°

C

Option

RH

Heat recovery cell

Counter-current, 

= 80%

Standard

PDS1 Pressure difference switch unit

Adjustment range 0...500 Pa (320)

Option

Pressure guard on the supply

air side

PDS2 Pressure difference switch unit

Adjustment range 0...500 Pa (320)

Option

Pressure guard on

the extract air side

PF

Extract air fan

qv = 220 dm

3

/s (100 Pa)

Standard

%RH Humidity sensor, 2 at most

Adjustment range 20...55% (50)

Option

Humidity control

Adjustment interval 1...15 min. (10)

SU

Filter

Supply air G4 + F7, extract air G4

Standard

TE1

Temperature sensor

Exhaust air temperature

Standard

HR cell antifreezing,

Adjustment range -6...+15 

°

C (heat recovery)

MLV unit control

Adjustment range -6...+15 

°

C (MLV unit)

TE2

Temperature sensor

Supply air temperature

Standard

TE3

Temperature sensor

Outdoor air temperature

Standard

TE4

Temperature sensor

Extract air temperature

Standard

TF

 Supply air fan

qv = 190 dm

3

/s (100 Pa)

Standard

TZ1

Overheat protection

Automatic (+60 

°

C), self-resetting

Included in

for the heating element

LP2 (electric)

TZ2

Overheat protection

Manually reset (+95 

°

C)

Included in

for the heating element

LP2 (electric)

SV

Water radiator control valve

Included in

LP2 (water)

MV

Solenoid valve

(Not included in the delivery)

-

P

Circulation pump

(Not included in the delivery)

-

Parts list Vallox 200 SE, preheating: MLV unit

© Vallox • We reserve the right to make changes without prior notification.
What the units include can vary depending on the sales area.

VALLOX 200SE

Voltage signal values

0

0,20…1,25

1

1,75…2,25

2

2,75…3,25

3

3,75…4,25

4

4,75…5,25

5

5,75…6,25

6

6,75…7,25

7

7,75…8,25

8

8,75…10

Voltage values for each fan speed:

Control of operation

Power supply to the unit can be controlled with a contactor in the distribution panel if needed, e.g. with a
timer programme.  After starting, the unit first operates at minimum power. After that power is adjusted
based either on the measurement data from air quality sensors and/or on manual control at the control
panel.

Fan speed adjustment

Manual control

Fan power of the ventilation unit is controlled in 8 steps at control panel 

H

.

Week clock control

Fan speed of the ventilation unit is controlled in 8 steps using the week clock in control panel 

H

. The week

clock can be used to programme the desired fan power option for each hour in the day.

Carbon dioxide and humidity control

The fan power of the ventilation unit is controlled in multiple steps depending on loads and based on the
measurement results of the air quality sensors (

CO

2

 and 

%RH

 sensors) located in the ventilation zone.

The aim is to keep carbon dioxide and/or humidity content below the threshold set at control panel 

H

.

One or more modes of control may be used simultaneously – the mode demanding boosting is the domi-
nant one. Fan speed varies depending on load between the base and maximum fan speeds. The base and
maximum fan speeds can be set at the desired level at the control panel.

Control through voltage signal

The fan capacity of the ventilation unit is controlled in 8 steps with a voltage signal of 0…10 V DC.
However, fan power cannot be raised above the maximum fan speed set.  Voltage signal is used to control
base fan speed. Manual control and carbon dioxide and humidity adjustments can raise fan speed if
needed but cannot decrease it.

Supply air temperature

Supply air temperature can be controlled with either constant temperature control or cascade control.

Supply air constant temperature control

The control unit directs the operation of post-heating unit 

LP2

 on the basis of the measurement data

given by temperature sensor 

TE2

, aiming at keeping supply air temperature at the temperature value set

on control panel 

H

 (+10…+30 

°

C).

The cooling function of the 

MLV

 radiator starts when the post-heating radiator has been switched off and

supply air temperature exceeds the setpoint for supply air.

Supply air cascade control

The control unit directs the operation of post-heating unit 

LP2

 on the basis of the measurement data

given by extract air sensor 

TE4

, aiming at keeping extract air temperature at the temperature value set

on control panel 

H

 (+10…+30 ˚C).

Heat recovery bypass

Heat recovery is enabled whenever post-heating has been switched on. Heat recovery bypass is active
whenever post-heating has been switched off and outdoor temperature is more than the set threshold
value (to be set between 0...+25 ˚C).
However, heat recovery is always active when outdoor air temperature is below the set threshold value.

Heat recovery antifreeze

Controlling preheating in a liquid-circulating 

MLV

 radiator is different from that in an electric preheating

radiator. The liquid radiator switches on based on the measurement data from outdoor air temperature
sensor 

TE3

. The control centre of the unit starts the pump and opens the solenoid valve when post-

heating is on and outdoor air temperature goes below the setpoint for preheating. The setpoint must be
lower than the temperature of the liquid coming from the ground collector. If the power of preheating unit

LP1

 is not sufficient, the control centre keeps stopping supply air fan 

TF

 on the basis of the measurement

data on temperature sensor 

TE1

, thus preventing the 

HR

 cell from freezing. As soon as the risk passes,

the fan restarts automatically. The threshold temperature (-6...+15 

°

C) and the difference area

(1...10 

°

C) for antifreezing can be set at control panel 

H

.

Water radiator freeze protection

The control centre of the unit stops fans 

TF

 and 

PF

 on the basis of the measurement data in outdoor

temperature sensor 

TE3

 (outdoor air < 0 

°

C) and supply air temperature sensor 

TE2

 (supply air < 7 

°

C),

thus reducing the risk of freezing in water heating unit 

LP2

. A freezing alert appears in the display of the

control panel. The fans restart automatically as soon as the risk of freezing passes (supply air > 10 

°

C).

Overheat protection for the heating element

Overheat protection thermostats 

TZ1

 and 

TZ2

 monitor the surface temperature of heating unit 

LP2

. If

surface temperature exceeds the threshold, overheat protection is triggered and power supply to the
heating unit is stopped. Overheat protector 

TZ1

 is reset automatically and 

TZ2

 manually.

Alarms

Pressure difference switches 

PDS1

 and 

PDS2

 monitor the pressure difference on the supply and extract

air sides. If the pressure difference rises too high because of dirty filters or clogged ducts, an alarm will be
issued. This is indicated by a symbol ( ) in the main display of the control panel. If the unit is not
equipped with pressure difference switches, the symbol ( ) appearing in the main display of the control
panel reminds of the need of servicing the unit. The reminder interval can be set between 1 and 15
months. The factory setting is 4 months. This function is always active. The fault signal relay gives
potential-free alarm indications on the following fault conditions.
• When the antifreeze function of the water-circulating radiator is on, the contacts of the the relay close

and open at 10-second intervals.

• An alarm of high carbon dioxide content (> 5000 ppm ) switches the relay at 1-second intervals.
•  In other fault situations, such as sensor faults, the contacts of the relay close.

Booster or fireplace switch function

The booster or fireplace switch function of the ventilation unit is controlled either at control panel 

H

and/or with a separate switch 

S

, which can be connected to the connection box of the unit. The mode of

operation of the switch is selected at control panel 

H

.

The booster switch function raises fan speed to the set maximum fan speed for 45 minutes. The fireplace
switch stops the extract air fan for 15 minutes and produces overpressure in the ventilation zone.

LON remote monitoring control can be implemented with a Vallox LON converter.
See a separate brochure.

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DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION, MLV preheating/cooling unit

Summary of Contents for 200 SE L

Page 1: ...tems MODELS Vallox 200 SE L Vallox 200 SE R 1 09 280b E 26 10 2014 Code 3486 Vallox Input power 230 V 50 Hz 15 2 A Class of protection IP34 Fans Extract air 2 x 117 W 0 9 A 220 dm3 s 100 Pa Supply air...

Page 2: ...r air filter G4 Condensing water outlet Electrical connection lead ins Control panel Measurement outlets behind the cover strip 1 2 3 5 6 4 7 8 9 10 10 11 124 MODEL L 215 215 222 124 720 160 183 183 O...

Page 3: ...AIR FLOW ADJUSTMENT POSITION AIR FLOWS supply extract A weighted sound pressure level dB A coming from the unit through the envelope to the rooms where the unit has been installed 10 m2 sound absorpti...

Page 4: ...ng from the unit through the envelope to the rooms where the unit has been installed 10 m2 sound absorption VALLOX 200SE PERFORMANCE WITH SILENCER UNIT 2 4 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 Lw dB LwA...

Page 5: ...g with a voltage signal In case of disturbances a potential free relay contact signal is issued With an optional Vallox LON converter the whole operation of the unit can be controlled via remote monit...

Page 6: ...f humidity sensors are used connect them to the terminal block of the con nection box by connecting the first hu midity sensor to RH1 in place of the 6K8 resistor in the terminal block re move the res...

Page 7: ...PRESSURE DIFFERENCE SWITCH FOR THE EXTRACT AIR DUCTWORK OPTION H U3 N4 L2 S PWM L3 L4 N PWM L5 RD YE L PDS K GND 1 2 SV TE 4 EXTRACT AIR TE 3 OUTDOOR AIR TE 2 SUPPLY AIR TE 1 WASTE AIR HEAT RECOVERY C...

Page 8: ...ge signal 0 10 VDC A M PDS 20 RH 1 RH 1 S RH 2 S RH 2 19 REMOTE MONITORING additional control option 14 DISTRIBUTION PANEL VAK S 18 16 VAK GND 17 15 13 8 A 10 11 12 M B 9 7 6 LON Converter Option R 6K...

Page 9: ...r fan operation Clogging of the supply extract air filters and of the ductwork can be monitored by equipping the unit with a pressure difference switch Heat recovery and heating With efficient heat re...

Page 10: ...m3 s Water flow 160 dm3 s 120 dm3 s 80 dm3 s Air flow Temperature of air coming to the radiator ta1 15 C Temperature of water coming to the radiator tf1 70 C Total power of radiator kW 0 100 dm3 s 0 0...

Page 11: ...include can vary depending on the sales area VALLOX 200SE 11 HEATING VKL WATER RADIATOR VKL WATER RADIATOR PRESSURE LOSS IN WATER CIRCULATION Defined for 100 water Water flow Total pressure loss kPa d...

Page 12: ...pped with an electric post heating unit Equipped with a water circulating post heating unit 12 CONTROL DIAGRAM electric preheating unit PREHEATING UNIT LP1 ELECTRIC TZ1 TZ2 M TF PDS2 HR TE1 PDS1 INTER...

Page 13: ...erature control The control unit directs the operation of post heating unit LP2 on the basis of the measurement data given by temperature sensor TE2 aiming at keeping supply air temperature at the tem...

Page 14: ...NTERNAL ELECTRICAL AND CONTROL CONNECTIONS PRESSURE DIFFERENCE SWITCH LON CONVERTER DISTRIBUTION PANEL CARBON DIOXIDE SENSOR 5 AT MOST CONTROL PANEL 3 AT MOST HUMIDITY SENSOR 2 AT MOST VENTILATION ZON...

Page 15: ...ost heating unit LP2 on the basis of the measurement data given by temperature sensor TE2 aiming at keeping supply air temperature at the temperature value set on control panel H 10 30 C The cooling f...

Page 16: ...3 5 x 9 5 Mount and connect the needed cables to the screwed terminal block as specified in the connection instructions The external connection diagram is shown in these instructions and inside the co...

Page 17: ...rmation on adjustments see the instructions for using the unit Condensing water connections Water condensing from extract air going through the unit can be removed from the bottom tank in two ways Whe...

Page 18: ...lume of water flow into the radiator of the unit can be adjusted with valves S which can also act as stop valves No water must be led into the radiator of the unit until the system has been adjusted f...

Page 19: ...without prior notification What the units include can vary depending on the sales area VALLOX 200SE 19 RADIATOR CONNECTIONS Connection of mlv preheating cooling radiator The radiator is connected to...

Page 20: ...connection See the adjoining figure Lift the unit on top of Vallox 200 SE See the adjoining figure Mount the lead in pipes included in the delivery for cables in place by pushing them first through th...

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