Vallox 280 L Technical Specifications Download Page 11

Control of operation

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

Fan speed adjustment

Manual control

Fan speed 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

. It is also possible to select an automatic search for the

humidity content setpoint at the control panel. One or more modes of control may be used
simultaneously. The dominant mode is the one demanding boosting. Fan speed varies de-
pending on load status between the basic and maximum fan speeds. The basic and maxi-
mum fan speeds can be set at the desired level at control panel 

H

.

Control through voltage or current signal

The fan power of the ventilation unit is controlled in 8 steps with a voltage signal of 0…10
VDC, or with a current signal of 0…20 mA. However, fan power cannot be raised above the
set maximum fan speed.
Voltage or current signal control is used to control basic fan speed. Because of this, it is
possible to raise fan speed with the manual, CO

2

 and %RH controls when needed, but not to

lower it.

Supply air temperature

Supply air temperature can be controlled with either constant temperature control or casca-
de control.

Supply air constant temperature control

The control unit directs the operation of post-heating unit 

LP2

 on the basis of the measuring

data given by by supply air temperature sensor  

TE2

, aiming at keeping supply air tempe-

rature at the temperature value set at control panel 

H

 (+10…+30 ˚C).

Supply air cascade control

The control unit directs the operation of post-heating unit 

LP2

 on the basis of the measure-

ment data given by extract air temperature sensor 

TE1

, aiming at keeping extract air tem-

perature 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. Automatic heat reco-
very bypass is active whenever post-heating has been switched off and outdoor temperature
exceeds the setpoint (to be set between 0…+25 ˚C). In this case, the control unit directs the
operation of damper motor 

FG

 on the basis of measuring results given by outdoor sensor

TE3

 and extract air temperature sensor 

TE1

. The aim is to get as cool supply air to the

ventilation zone as possible. However, heat recovery is always active when outdoor air tem-
perature is below the setpoint.

Heat recovery defrosting

Active when outdoor temperature is less than 0 ˚C. The control centre of the unit controls the
operation of preheating unit 

LP1

 on the basis of the measurement data of exhaust air

temperature sensor 

TE4

, preventing freezing alerts and the stopping of supply air fan 

SF

. If

the power of preheating unit 

LP1

 is not sufficient, the control centre keeps stopping supply

air fan 

SF

 on the basis of the measurement data of exhaust air temperature sensor 

TE4

, thus

preventing the 

HR

 cell from freezing. As soon as the risk passes, the fan restarts automatical-

ly. The threshold temperature (–6...+15 ˚C) and the difference area (1...10 ˚C) for defrosting
can be set at control panel 

H

. When the 

SF

 fan stops, power supply from preheating unit 

LP1

is stopped and post-heating radiator 

LP2

 continues to heat.

Overheating protection of heating unit

Overheating protection thermostats 

TZ1

 and 

TZ2

 monitor the surface temperature of hea-

ting units 

LP1

 and 

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 between the

supply and extract air sides. If the pressure difference rises too high, 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...15 months. The factory setting is 4 months. This function is always active.
The fault signal relay in the unit gives potential-free alarm indications on the following fault
conditions:
•  alarm of high carbon dioxide content (> 5000 ppm ) switches the relay at 1-second inter-

vals. The fans stop. This is acknowledged by switching off the unit.

•  in other fault situations, such as a sensor fault and a filter guard alarm ( ), the points of

the relay close.

Booster or fireplace switch function

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

H

and/or separate switch 

S

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

of switch operation is selected at control panel 

H

.

The booster switch function raises fan speed to the set maximum 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.

VALLOX 280

DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION, electric post-heating unit

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PARTS LIST VALLOX 280, electric post-heating unit

Code

Name

Technical data 

Standard /

(factory settings in parentheses)

Option

Voltage and current signal values (selection in the motherboard)

Voltage values for each fan speed:

0

0.20...1.25 VDC

1

1.75...2.25 VDC

2 2.75...3.25 

VDC

3 3.75...4.25 

VDC

4 4.75...5.25 

VDC

5 5.75...6.25 

VDC

6 6.75...7.25 

 

VDC

7.75...8.25   VDC

8 8.75...10.00 

VDC

Current values for each fan speed:

0 0.5...2.5 

mA

1

3.5...4.5 mA

2

5.5...6.5 mA

3 7.5...8.5 

mA

4 9.5...10.5 

mA

5 11.5...12.5 

mA

6 13.5...14.5 

mA

7 15.5...16.5 

mA

8 17.5...20.0 

mA

CO2

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

HR bypass automation, 24 V, 2 W, 8 Nm Standard

H

Control panel, 3 at most

Setting, operation, display, 1 included 

standard

S

Booster / fireplace 

Either booster or fireplace switch

Standard in

switch function

operation (booster switch)

control panel

LON

LON converter

Remote monitoring control

Option

LP1

Preheating unit

Electric radiator 2.5 kW

Option

LP2

Post-heating unit

Electric radiator 2.5 kW

Option

HR1, HR2 Heat recovery cell

2-step,   = 70%

Standard

PDS1

Pressure difference switch

Adjustment range 0...500 Pa

Option

Pressure guard of the supply air filter

PDS2

Pressure difference switch

Adjustment range 0...500 Pa

Option

Pressure guard of the extract air filter

EF

Extract air fan

qv = 290 dm

3

/s (100 Pa)

Standard

%RH

Humidity sensor, 2 at most

Automatic / adjustment range 1...99% Option

Humidity control

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

G3, F7

Filter

Supply air G3+F7, extract air G3

Standard

F5

Filter

Extract air F5

Option

TE4

Temperature sensor

Exhaust air temperature

Standard

HR cell antifreezing,

Adjustment range -6...+15 ˚C (3)

preheating control

Adjustment range -6...+15 ˚C (5)

TE2

Temperature sensor

Supply air temperature

Standard

TE3

Temperature sensor

Outdoor air temperature

Standard

TE1

Temperature sensor

Extract air temperature

Standard

SF

Supply air fan

qv = 245 dm

3

/s (100 Pa)

Standard

TZ1

Overheating protection 

Automatic (+ 60 ˚C), Self-resetting

Included in

of heating unit

LP1/LP2

TZ2

Overheating protection 

Manually reset (+95 ˚C)

Included in

of heating unit

LP1/LP2

Summary of Contents for 280 L

Page 1: ...ower 230 V 50 Hz 400 V 15 0 A preheating unit 11 A Class of protection IP 34 Weight Options Direct current fans Extract air Supply air 2 HR cells 70 Summer winter automation 2 5 kW 11 A 2 5 kW 11 A ca 5 kW G3 and F7 G3 206 kg DIGIT SED ELECTRONIC CONTROLLER WITH LCD DISPLAY VALLOX We reserve the right to make changes without prior notification TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION VALLOX 280 L VALLOX 280 R Mode...

Page 2: ...3 Condensing water tank Condensing water outlet Electrical connection lead ins Control panel Measurement outlets 2370 665 220 220 1100 187 222 282 222 187 1000 1370 Ø 250 4 PCS 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A B C D 7 1 13 5 4 14 8 2 3 11 16 17 9 15 19 6 10 VALLOX 280 model L in the picture 18 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Post heating radiator Electric or water Preheating radiator Elec...

Page 3: ... dB LWA dB A Hz 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 LpA dB A 2 128 l s 4 164 l s 6 202 l s 8 238 l s 2 171 l s 4 210 l s 6 242 l s 8 261 l s 2 119 171 l s 4 149 209 l s 6 177 239 l s 8 208 260 l s 45 50 53 55 84 73 70 54 49 48 38 28 84 64 86 76 74 57 51 51 42 31 87...

Page 4: ...tract G3 Medium frequency of the octave band Hz 63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 LW dB LWA dB A Hz LpA dB A 2 99 l s 4 123 l s 6 159 l s 8 199 l s 2 136 l s 4 158 l s 6 186 l s 8 218 l s 2 122 151 l s 4 153 186 l s 6 183 215 l s 8 218 239 l s Volume flow rate Pressure loss in ducts Total pressure Air volumes SUPPLY G3 F7 EXTRACT G3 Supply extract air volumes VALLOX 280 silencer 42 47 50 53 68 51...

Page 5: ...n Humidity adjustment With this button you set humidity adjustment on and off When the indicator is lit the adjustment is on Post heating With this button you set post heating on and off When the indicator is lit post heating is on The summer function is active when the indicator is not lit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fan speed Supply air temperature Post heating is on Filter guard alert Maintenance reminder ...

Page 6: ...lly When the first carbon dioxide sensor has been connected to the system the unit is switched on After this the unit gives the sensor an address Follow the same steps for other carbon dioxide sensors Surface mounting Wiring Cable NOMAK 2 x 2 x 0 5 mm2 0 5 mm2 Base plate of the CO2 sensor Electronics card of the CO2 sensor model may vary NOTE Faulty coupling of the wire destroys the carbon dioxide...

Page 7: ... 4 A 24 V 25 VA F MOTHERBOARD FUSE S MAINTENANCE SWITCH DOOR SWITCH LP1 ELECTRIC HEATER 2500 W PREHEATING OPTION LP2 ELECTRIC HEATING UNIT 2500 W POST HEATING OPTION SV WATER HEATING UNIT ACTUATOR POST HEATING UNIT OPTION TZ1 OVERHEAT PROTECTION 60 C TZ2 OVERHEATING PROTECTOR 95 C NEEDS TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED PDS1 SUPPLY AIR FILTER PRESSURE DIFFERENCE SWITCH OPTION PDS2 EXTRACT AIR FILTER PRESSURE DIF...

Page 8: ...ED WHEN THE FIRST HUMIDITY SENSOR IS CONNECTED TO THE UNIT ORANGE 1 WHITE 1 ORANGE 2 A WHITE 2 B METAL M HUMIDITY SENSOR 1 OPTION HUMIDITY SENSOR 2 OPTION CONNECTED TO REPLACE RESISTOR R CONNECTOR RH 1 AND RH1 S NOTE When VALLOX 280 is used with a PREHEATING UNIT and a WATER CIRCULATING POST HEATING UNIT L and L1 in the terminal block are looped There is then NO NEED for a separate supply for preh...

Page 9: ...eedless heating of outdoor air during summer The unit also has an automatic defrost function for the water post heating unit Defrost The automatic defrosting of the heat recovery cells intermittently stops the supply air fans when the temperature of exhaust air goes under the set threshold value In order to minimise momentary stoppages of the supply air fans the fan can also be equipped with an el...

Page 10: ...2 RH TE1 16 A 230 V DISTRIBUTION PANEL VALLOX 280 INTERNAL ELECTRICAL AND CONTROL CONNECTIONS TE2 F 5 TZ1 F 7 Pressure difference switch LP2 PDS1 M EF TE4 HR2 G 3 TE3 FG M SF TZ1 TZ2 LP1 TZ2 G 3 PDS2 1 2x16 A if resistance power exceeds 2 5 kW a separate supply is needed for preheating REMOTE MONITORING CONTROL CENTRE OF THE PROPERTY ALARM OPERATION MODE CONTROL MEASUREMENT ADJUSTMENT Electric pre...

Page 11: ...tor LP2 continues to heat Overheating protection of heating unit Overheating protection thermostats TZ1 and TZ2 monitor the surface temperature of hea ting units LP1 and 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 P...

Page 12: ... Electric preheating unit SILENCER UNIT REMOTE MONITORING CONTROL CENTRE OF THE PROPERTY ALARM OPERATION MODE CONTROL MEASUREMENT ADJUSTMENT BOOSTER SWITCH FIREPLACE SWITCH CARBON DIOXIDE SENSOR 5 AT MOST CONTROL PANEL 3 AT MOST CONTROL PANEL 2 AT MOST VENTILATION ZONE S 2 1 H RH 1 CO 2 RH 1 LON CONVERTER TE1 16 A 230 V DISTRIBUTION PANEL VALLOX 280 TE2 F 5 F 7 PDS1 M EF TE4 HR2 G 3 TE3 FG M SF TZ...

Page 13: ...of the measurement data of outdoor temperature sensor TE3 outdoor air 0 C and supply air temperature sensor TE2 supply air 7 C thus preventing water heating unit LP2 from freezing 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 Preheating unit overheat protection Overheating protection thermostats TZ...

Page 14: ...ure of the supply and extract air ductwork can be measured with a differential pressure instrument Pressure readings and air volume tables p 3 or 4 show volume flow rates at various adjustment positions The red measurement hose is on the pressure side and the black hose on the suction side of the fan Condensing water connections Water condensing from extract air going through the unit can be remov...

Page 15: ...detach the lamellar silencer plate in the supply air duct of the heater NOTE VALLOX 280 model L or R See the figure Lift the unit on top of VALLOX 280 Mount the lead in pipes included in the delivery for cables in place by pushing them first through the lead in seals located at the top of the silencer unit and then through the lead in seals in the VALLOX 280 unit Thread necessary cables through le...

Page 16: ...1 09 357E 22 01 07 PDF VALLOX We reserve the right to make changes without prior notification Vallox Oy FI 32200 Loimaa Finland Telephone 358 2 7636 300 Fax 358 2 7631 539 www vallox com ...

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