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Output

L

G

-

D
N

Input

L

G

-

D
N

Output

L

G

-

D
N

Input

L

G

-

D
N

Output

L

G

-

D
N

Input

L

G

-

D
N

1~100-240 V

50 (60) Hz

1~100-240 V

50 (60) Hz

TO THE NEXT 

VENTILATOR

Ventilator no.1

Ventilator no.10

Ventilator no.11

In case of connection of more than 10 ventilators the ventilator 11 is energized not through the previous ventilator but from power mains (L and N 

terminals).

The control signals G and D from the 10th ventilator are transferred through the cable 2 x 0.5 mm

2

.

Connect the ventilators no. 12…20 to the ventilator no. 11 in the same way as the ventilators no. 1…10.
All the connected ventilators are controlled with the ventilator no. 1.

CONNECTION OF MORE THAN 10 VENTILATORS IN SERIES

ALL THE CONNECTED IN SERIES VENTILATORS MUST BE 

GROUNDED!

VENTILATOR CONTROL

The ventilator is operated with a remote control or the buttons on the ventilator casing, see the figure below.

The operation buttons on the ventilator casing have limited functionality: only the second and the third speed can be activated. Three of the four 

modes of ventilation may be set.

The remote control has wider control capabilities.

Speed switch

Ventilation mode switch

Third speed

The ventilator operates with maximum air flow.

Ventilation mode

The ventilator operates either in extract or supply mode with no reference  
to the CN7 jumper position.

The fan is off

The ventilator does not operate. The shutters are closed.

Regeneration mode

In this mode the ventilator switches between supply and extract every 70 seconds. 

 

Heat recovery is performed in this mode.

Second speed

The ventilator operates with 50 % air flow.

Supply mode

All the connected in series ventilators operate in supply mode with no 
reference to the CN7 jumper position.

CONTROL BUTTONS ON THE VENTILATOR CASING

The buttons on the casing can be arranged in a different 

sequence depending on the ventilator model. Consider the 
information on the stickers near the control buttons while using 
the buttons.

Summary of Contents for TwinFresh Comfo RA-35

Page 1: ...ANUAL Single room reversible energy recovery ventilator TwinFresh Comfo RA1 25 RA1 25 2 SA 35 SA 35 2 SA1 35 SA1 35 2 RA 35 RA 35 2 RA1 35 RA1 35 2 RA 50 RA 50 2 RA1 50 RA1 50 2 RA 85 RA 85 2 RA1 85 R...

Page 2: ...inFresh Comfo hereinafter referred to as ventilator or unit as mentioned in the Safety Requirements and Manufacturer s Warranty sections as well as in warnings and information blocks CONTENTS SAFETY R...

Page 3: ...isconnect the unit from power mains prior to any technical maintenance Do not store any explosive or highly flammable substances in close proximity to the unit When the unit generates unusual sounds o...

Page 4: ...SA1 35 2 120 mm 470 mm 4 3 4 18 1 2 RA 35 2 RA1 35 2 RA 50 2 RA1 50 2 RA 85 2 RA1 85 2 The unit is rated for continuous operation Transported air must not contain any flammable or explosive mixtures...

Page 5: ...odels may slightly differ from the ones depicted herein VENTILATOR TECHNICAL DATA TwinFresh Comfo RA1 25 TwinFresh Comfo RA1 25 2 Speed I II III Unit voltage V 50 60 Hz 1 100 240 Air capacity m3 h CFM...

Page 6: ...Comfo RA1 85 2 Speed I II III Unit voltage V 50 60 Hz 1 100 240 Air capacity m3 h CFM 36 21 59 35 85 50 Power W 4 74 6 56 9 65 Current A 0 034 0 050 0 071 RPM 1000 1500 2045 Noise level 1 m dB A Sone...

Page 7: ...Fresh Comfo RA1 35 240 9 7 16 80 3 1 8 250 470 9 13 16 18 1 2 132 5 3 16 128 5 1 16 TwinFresh Comfo RA1 35 2 240 9 7 16 80 3 1 8 120 470 4 3 4 18 1 2 132 5 3 16 128 5 1 16 TwinFresh Comfo RA 50 TwinFr...

Page 8: ...o RA 35 TwinFresh Comfo RA 35 2 TwinFresh Comfo RA1 35 TwinFresh Comfo RA1 35 2 TwinFresh Comfo RA 50 TwinFresh Comfo RA 50 2 TwinFresh Comfo RA1 50 TwinFresh Comfo RA1 50 2 TwinFresh Comfo RA 85 Twin...

Page 9: ...nds each Cycle I Warm stale air is extracted from the room As it flows through the regenerator it heats and moisturizes the regenerator transferring up to 90 heat energy In 70 seconds as the ceramic r...

Page 10: ...ance that enables installation of the outer ventilation hood The distance A is stated in the mounting instruction for the outer ventilation hood While mounting the telescopic air duct be sure to provi...

Page 11: ...on of the back cover of the ventilation unit make arrangements for the power cable layout in accordance to the selected method see the Connection to Power Mains section page 20 150 5 7 8 6 4 holes 150...

Page 12: ...0 max 7 1 16 TwinFresh Comfo RA 35 max 80 max 3 1 8 R90 R3 9 16 max 200 max 7 7 8 max 90 max 3 9 16 R100 R4 TwinFresh Comfo RA 50 TwinFresh Comfo RA 85 While mounting several ventilators connected in...

Page 13: ...four 4x40 screws and 6x60 dowels from the delivery set Align the telescopic air duct with respect to the mounting plate and fill the gaps between the wall and the telescopic air duct with a mounting...

Page 14: ...all the telescopic air duct must protrude for the distance that enables installation of the outer ventilation hood The distance A is stated in the mounting instruction for the outer ventilation hood W...

Page 15: ...rated for connection to a single phase AC 1 100 240 V 50 60 Hz For this purpose the power cable with a plug is connected by the Manufacturer Connect the ventilator to power mains through the external...

Page 16: ...n an alternating current power supply with the country specific mains voltage Disconnect the power cable while connecting the second third etc ventilator in series The first ventilator controls all th...

Page 17: ...e the figure below The operation buttons on the ventilator casing have limited functionality only the second and the third speed can be activated Three of the four modes of ventilation may be set The...

Page 18: ...is confirmed by a short sound signal 3 Speed changeover First speed Second speed Third speed 4 Operation mode Natural air supply mode The room is ventilated in the natural way the fan is off Air suppl...

Page 19: ...ter upstream of the regenerator 3 Pull the specially designed cord to remove the regenerator from the air duct 4 Be careful while pulling the regenerator to avoid its damage 5 Remove the filter downst...

Page 20: ...enerator into the ventilator and then press and hold the button for 10 sec until you hear a long sound signal 3 Replacement of the remote control battery if necessary Replace the battery of the remote...

Page 21: ...ound signals The filter timer is actuated Refer to the Technical maintenance section clause 2 Noise vibration The impeller is clogged Clean the impeller Loose screw connection of the ventilator casing...

Page 22: ...by the user Mismatch of the unit model and the brand name with the information stated on the unit packing and in the user s manual User s failure to ensure timely technical maintenance of the unit Ext...

Page 23: ...s Stamp Seller Address Phone Number E mail Purchase Date Seller s Stamp Seller s Stamp Installation Company Stamp This is to certify acceptance of the complete ventilator delivery with the user s manu...

Page 24: ...V91EN 03...

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