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HRV/ERV 80/100/120/150 (R) (EC) (L)

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OPERATION MODES

•  Permanent low-speed mode or standby mode
•  High-speed mode
The unit has a three-position speed switch. 

LOW

 or 

MED

 speed are used to set permanent operation mode or to set the 

STANDBY

 mode.

The external controls switch the ventilation unit to the high-speed mode.
The supply and extract fan speed is individually adjusted.
The air capacity is controllable from 0 % up to 100 %.

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FUSE

FUSE

Three-position speed switch
for operation modes

Motor cutout fuse (3.15 A)

Transformer cutout fuse (0.5 A)

Terminals for connection

of the external control units

FUSE 1

FUSE 2

SPEED CONTROL

MED

LOW

STANDBY

SPEED SETTING

The control system enables equal speed settings or synchronous speed correcting for the supply and extract fan (see 

ALL

).

If the air resistance differential in the supply and extract air ducts the speed of the supply and extract fan can be individually adjusted and 
this setting will be saved in the controller memory (see 

SPL

 and 

Eht

, respectively).

The controller circuit board has a digital indicator and 

«KEY1»

«KEY2»

«KEY3»

 buttons which are used for operation mode setup and 

editing of the operation parameters. After switching on power the ventilation unit operates normally and the light indicator is off. Press 

«KEY1»

 to open the setup menu. Select the required menu item using the buttons 

«KEY2»

 and 

«KEY3»

. The display shows the current 

setting of the menu item:
• 

«ALL»

: actual speed setting for both the supply and extract fans over the range from 0 % up to 100 % (displayed as previously set 

speed setting for the supply fan). For example, in case of activated 

LOW

-speed mode, editing of this parameter will result in change 

of the low speed setting both for the supply and extract fans. To display or change this parameter press 

«KEY1»

 and set a required 

value using the buttons 

«KEY2»

 and 

«KEY3»

. Then press 

«KEY1»

 to save the value in the nonvolatile memory and return to the setup 

menu.

• 

«SPL»

: activated speed setting of the supply fan displayed percentagewise over the range from 0 % to 100 %. For example, in case of 

activated MEDIUM-speed mode, editing of this parameter will result in change of the supply fan MEDIUM speed setting. To display or 
change this parameter press 

«KEY1»

 and set a required value using the buttons 

«KEY2»

 and 

«KEY3»

. Then press 

«KEY1»

 to save the 

value in the nonvolatile memory and return to the setup menu.

• 

«Eht»

: activated speed setting of the extract fan displayed percentagewise over the range from 0 % to 100 %. For example, in case of 

activated HIGH-speed mode, editing of this parameter will result in change of the HIGH speed setting for the extract fan. To display or 
change this parameter press 

«KEY1»

 and set a required value using the buttons 

«KEY2»

 and 

«KEY3»

. Then press «

KEY1»

 to save the 

value in the nonvolatile memory and return to the setup menu.

• 

«dEF»

: reset to the factory settings (default settings). To reset to the factory settings press 

«KEY1»

, then select 

«-Y-»

 using the 

«KEY2»

 and 

«KEY3»

 buttons and press the 

«KEY1»

 button.

To edit the factory settings, select the 

«-n-»

 value using the 

«KEY2»

 and 

«KEY3»

 buttons and press the 

«KEY1»

 button. The ventilation 

unit revers to the manual settings.

• 

«Cor»

: temperature corrections. To correct the temperature value communicated by the temperature sensor, press the 

«KEY1»

 

button, change the temperature setpoint using the 

«KEY2»

 and 

«KEY3»

 buttons, then press the 

«KEY1»

 button.

• 

«Prg»

: software version. Press the «KEY1» button to display it.

UNIT CONTROL

Summary of Contents for ERV 100

Page 1: ...Heat and energy recovery air handling unit USER S MANUAL HRV 80 R EC L HRV 100 R EC L HRV 120 R EC L HRV 150 R EC L ERV 80 R EC L ERV 100 R EC L ERV 120 R EC L ERV 150 R EC L...

Page 2: ...ons Technical and maintenance staff must have theoretical and practical training in the field of ventilation systems and should be able to work in accordance with workplace safety rules as well as con...

Page 3: ...ONTACT THE SELLER DO NOT DIRECT THE AIR FLOW PRODUCED BY THE UNIT TOWARDS OPEN FLAME OR IGNITION SOURCES IN CASE OF CONTINUOUS OPERATION OF THE UNIT PERIODICALLY CHECK THE SECURITY OF MOUNTING USE THI...

Page 4: ...REE OPERATION OF THE UNIT USER S WARRANTY CLAIMS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO REVIEW ONLY UPON PRESENTATION OF THE UNIT THE PAYMENT DOCUMENT AND THE USER S MANUAL WITH THE PURCHASE DATE STAMP TO REDUCE THE RIS...

Page 5: ...ses summer gardens and other spaces with high humidity Due to the ability to save heating energy by means of energy recovery the unit is an important element of energy efficient premises The unit is a...

Page 6: ...rigate ERV 100 Frigate ERV 100 R Frigate ERV 100 EC L Frigate ERV 100 R EC Frigate ERV 120 L Frigate ERV 120 R Frigate ERV 120 EC L Frigate ERV 120 R EC Frigate ERV 150 Frigate ERV 150 R L Frigate ERV...

Page 7: ...7 16 47 16 47 16 17 9 1 2 91 16 47 8 3 13 16 9 1 2 20 13 16 Frigate HRV ERV 80 R EC 91 16 87 16 43 4 291 16 251 16 47 16 17 3 16 9 1 2 47 8 3 13 16 8 1 4 20 13 16 Frigate HRV ERV 120 EC L 95 8 9 315 1...

Page 8: ...5 8 9 43 16 9 16 3015 16 347 8 20 1 16 13 16 511 16 47 8 3 9 16 23 7 8 12 3 8 Frigate HRV ERV 100 150 EC L 95 8 91 8 45 8 11 13 16 45 8 21 3 8 273 4 313 4 25 1 8 11 13 16 47 8 Frigate HRV ERV 100 150...

Page 9: ...ology minimizes heating costs during the cold season Assembly drawing for Frigate HRV ERV 80 and air flow diagram in heat recovery mode SPEED CONTROL FUSE 1 FUSE 2 MED LOW STANDBY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9101...

Page 10: ...ry mode SPEED CONTROL FUSE 1 FUSE 2 MED LOW STANDBY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9101112 FUSE FUSE AIR SUPPLIED TO ROOM STALE AIR FROM ROOM FRESH AIR FROM OUTSIDE UTILIZED EXHAUST AIR Supply fan Supply filter Extr...

Page 11: ...act filter Swivel service panel Control unit Extract fan Cross flow heat recovery core Condensate drain pipe Assembly drawing for Frigate HRV ERV 100 150 EC and air flow diagram in heat recovery mode...

Page 12: ...E SPEED CONTROL FUSE 1 FUSE 2 MED LOW STANDBY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9101112 FUSE FUSE AIR SUPPLIED TO ROOM STALE AIR FROM ROOM Supply fan Recirculation damper Supply filter Backdraft damper Swivel service p...

Page 13: ...ent temperature and humidity they also have different surface vapor pressure The vapor pressure difference enables transfer of the vapor pressure The main advantage of the energy recovery cores is the...

Page 14: ...est performance of the unit and to minimize turbulence induced air pressure losses while mounting connect a straight air duct section on both sides of the unit Minimum straight air duct length equal t...

Page 15: ...ge system using metal plastic or rubber hoses While laying the hoses provide the slope downwards min 3 Prior to commissioning the unit make sure the water runs smoothly in the sewage system otherwise...

Page 16: ...fuses 3 15A glass 5x20 and 0 5A glass 5x20 They are used for overload protection in case of an overload or a short circuit To replace the fuse disconnect the ventilation unit from power supply replace...

Page 17: ...the high speed mode and runs for the set time 5 Switch A switch is recommended for the polluted indoor air areas When the switch contacts are closed the unit goes to the high speed mode Open the switc...

Page 18: ...of activated LOW speed mode editing of this parameter will result in change of the low speed setting both for the supply and extract fans To display or change this parameter press KEY1 and set a requ...

Page 19: ...ensor short circuit 3 temperature sensor breakout The letter indicates no alarm n or available alarm Y Example 1 Y fire alarm activation If the fire alarm panel is disconnected it means that the contr...

Page 20: ...frost mode the extract fan runs in high speed the supply fan is off and vice versa according to the signaling from the outdoor temperature sensor The temperature conditions for this mode are described...

Page 21: ...rs in the reverse order Multiple cleaning is allowed until the filters get mechanically worn out For new filters of the type stated in the technical data please contact to the Product Seller Turn the...

Page 22: ...rs some dust may accumulate inside the fans and reduce the fan performance and supply air flow Clean the fans with a soft cloth brush or using compressed air Do not use water aggressive solvents or sh...

Page 23: ...ventilation system components Clean or replace the air ducts diffusers louver shutters grilles or other ventilation system components Low supply air temperature Clogged extract filter Clean or replace...

Page 24: ...RFORMANCE Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitations of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal...

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Page 27: ...e unit _____________________________________ is installed pursuant to the requirements stated in the present user s manual Installation Stamp Company name Address Phone Number Installation Technician...

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