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Unit name

Rated circuit breaker  trip current [A]

Number of conductors and cross section [mm

2

]

АОЕ-9

20

5х2,5

АОЕ-12

25

5х2,5

АОЕ-15

31,5

5х4,0

АОЕ-18

40

5х6,0

АОЕ-24

50

5х10,0

АОЕ-30

63

5х10,0

Enabling access to the unit terminal blocks: 

1. Remove four screws from the terminal box lid. 

2. Remove the lid.

1.

2.

RT1

RT1 TK1 TK1

L1

L2

L3

N

PE

TK2 TK2

L

N

RT1

RT1 TK1 TK1

1L1

1L2

1L3

2L1

2L2

2L3

TK2 TK2

L

N

N

PE

Install the jumper for 

connection of TK1 and TK2 in 

series

Install the jumper for 

connection of TK1 and TK2 in 

series

Terminals for 

connection to the 

control circuit   

X1

in the control circuit 

Terminals for 

connection to the 

control circuit 

Terminals for 

connection to the 

contactor circuit 

Terminals for 

connection to the 

contactor circuit 

X1

in the control circuit

X3

Fan

X2

Heater

X2

Heater 

TERMINAL BLOCKS INSIDE OF THE TERMINAL BOX

Terminal block X1 (in the control circuit):

RT1 – temperature sensor;

TK1 – self-resettable thermal switch (normally closed contact), response tempe50 °C;

TK2 – manually resettable thermal switch (normally closed contact), response tempe90 °C;

Connect the thermal switch contacts in series to the circuit of the starter (contactor) actuating coil that starts the unit or the heater. In 

case of overheating one of the contacts gets broken and switches the starter actuating coil off to cut power off and stop the motor. 

Terminal block X2 (heaters):

L1, L2, L3 – phases (for AOE 9,12,15);

1L1, 1L2, 1L3, 2L1, 2L2, 2L3 – phases (for AOE 18,24,30);

N – neutral;

PE  – protecting grounding.

Terminal block X3 (fan):

L – phase;

N – neutral.

The fan, the heaters, the thermal switch and the temperature sensor are mounted on side of the unit, refer to the wiring diagram in page 

11. 

Summary of Contents for AOE 12

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL AOE series Air heating unit with electric heater...

Page 2: ...technical parameters 5 Design and operating logic 6 Mounting and set up 7 Connection to power mains 9 Maintenance 12 Troubleshooting 12 Storage and transportation rules 12 Manufacturer s warranty 13...

Page 3: ...erring the unit control the user s manual must be turned over to the receiving operator Symbol legend used in the manual UNIT MOUNTING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING DO NOT The unit must be disconnected f...

Page 4: ...the unit from power supply prior to maintenance Do not let children operate the unit Do not damage the power cable while operating the unit Do not put any objects on the power cable Keep combustible g...

Page 5: ...T IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED BY CHILDREN PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY DISABLED PERSONS PERSONS WITH SENSORY DISORDER PERSONS WITH NO APPROPRIATE QUALIFICATION ANY OPERATIONS WITH THE UNIT MUST BE PERFORMED...

Page 6: ...material Painted steel Noise level 5 m dB A 55 61 Ingress protection rate IP 21 Weight kg 32 48 DESIGN AND OPERATING LOGIC The unit is designed for indoor air heating by means of the electric heater...

Page 7: ...RSELY AFFECTS AERODYNAMIC AND HEATING CHARACTERISTICS AND THE UNIT SERVICE LIFE While mounting the unit provide the minimum required access to the unit for maintenance and repair The unit is designed...

Page 8: ...ACKET MK AOW 25 AND MK AOW 40 WALL SURFACE MOUNTING CEILING MOUNTING min 300 mm The mounting bracket MKU available upon separate order is designed for wall or ceiling mounting and installation at the...

Page 9: ...15D and for the models AOE 18 AOE 24 AOE 30 is UET 30 D The control unit UET and the matching mounting kit are available upon separate order In this case replace the terminal box with a respective con...

Page 10: ...1 in the control circuit X3 Fan X2 Heater X2 Heater TERMINAL BLOCKS INSIDE OF THE TERMINAL BOX Terminal block X1 in the control circuit RT1 temperature sensor TK1 self resettable thermal switch normal...

Page 11: ...tuated in case of unscheduled power outage or wrong selected control system The automatically resettable thermal switch with response temperature 50 C resets to operating condition after the heater co...

Page 12: ...hanical shocks and strokes during handling operations Fault Possible reasons Fault handling The fan does not start up during the unit start up No power supply Make sure that the unit is properly conne...

Page 13: ...details stated on the unit packing and in the user s manual User s failure to ensure timely technical maintenance of the unit External damage to the casing excluding external modifications of the uni...

Page 14: ...requirements relating to electromagnetic compatibility was based on the following standards Quality Inspector s Stamp Air heating unit with electric heater has been connected to power mains pursuant...

Page 15: ...15 Product type Air heating unit with electric heater Model Serial number Manufacturing date Sales date Warranty period Sales company Seller s seal WARRANTY CARD...

Page 16: ...2013 V98EN 01...

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