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Vallox Oy | Myllykyläntie 9-11 | 32200 LOIMAA | FINLAND

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10 A

3 x 1,5 S

S

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L

L

N

-

4 x 0,5 S

10V DC

External electrical connection to the 

ventilation unit

Performance values

1

2

3

200

100

60

40

20

10

6

10

20

40

60

100

40

35

30

20

25

40

35

30

20

25

40

35

30

20

25

LpA, dB(A) LpA, dB(A)

LpA, dB(A)

Adjustment positions of 

the damper

1.  Damper closed  

  (25 mm open) 

2. Damper half open 

3.  Damper open

Adjusting the fan speeds

A low signal voltage is coming to the control panel and, 

therefore, the adjustment is made while the control 

panel is connected and the ventilation unit is running.

•   The adjustment is made by using the four holes 

found underneath the knob of the ventilation 

control panel (Figure 2) one speed at a time, by 

using the potentiometer of the speed in question.

•   The set voltage can be measured from the 

measurement points found underneath the knob 

of the control panel (markings S and -) or on 

the terminal block underneath the black casing 

(markings S and -, see Figure 6) by using the 

DC voltage measuring of a universal meter. The 

adjustment range is ~2…11.2 V.

•   The control voltage (air flow) increases when the 

potentiometer is turned to the right. The preset 

voltages are 2.5 V, 5 V, 7.5 V, and 10 V. 

Please 

note! Do not set the control voltage so low that 

the fan does not stop (approx. 1.5 V).

An example of air flow adjustment:

Standard ventilation is adjusted at speed 2.

•   Set the control panel to speed 2 and measure the 

air flows from the valves.

•   If the total air flow is too low, increase the control 

voltage from potentiometer 2.

•   If the total air flow is too high, decrease the control 

voltage from potentiometer 2. Do not choke the air 

flow unnecessarily by using valves!

•   The balance between the supply and extract air 

flow of the Vallox MC ventilation unit is adjusted 

with the potentiometer inside the unit. Do not 

change the supply/extract balance in connection 

with measurements conducted at other speeds.

•   Adjust the Away air flows similarly by using speed 1 

(potentiometer 1).

•   Adjust the Boost air flows similarly by using speed 

3 (potentiometer 3).

•   Speed 4 is usually reserved for the maximum 

speed.

Set the ventilation control to 

position 1 and remove the 

knob by using a screwdriver, 

for example

Measure the voltage from 

poles – and S, set e.g. speed 

1 from potentiometer 1

Measure the voltage from 

poles – and S, set speed 2 

from potentiometer 2, etc.

There are holes for 

adjustments and 

measurements underneath 

the knob

Replace the knob, set the 

ventilation control to the next 

speed, and remove the knob 

again.

You may also carry out 

the measurement from the 

terminal block, at the places 

indicated by the wiring 

diagram.

Lastly, measure the voltage of each speed from the 

measuring pins and record them in the measurement 

log. In e.g. terraced houses, the voltage measurement 

can be used to “copy” the measurement made in the 

first apartment to other similar apartments.

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DISTRIBUTION 

BOARD

COOKER HOOD

Electrical connections must be carried out by 

authorised persons only.

Vallox SC or MC 

ventilation unit. Note! SC 

units have no led cable

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