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WORKING POSITION

NUMBER OF SERVICE VALVE

I

II

A

Horizontal (air blown downstream)

draining 

venting 

B

Vertical (air blown from left to right)

draining

venting

C

Vertical (air blown from right to left)

venting

draining

II.

I.

1

2

IMPORTANT! 

While venting the exchanger you should pay special attention to securing the device against accidental penetration of water into electrical elements.

 

IMPORTANT!

 Follow the instruction below, when draining the heating medium:

● 

Close the shut-off valves before and after the device;

● 

Close the control valve;

● 

Unscrew the vent;

● 

Unscrew the drain;

● 

Wait until the exchanger has been completely emptied;

● 

Connect compressed air to the exchanger and blow away the remaining water;

● 

Close the drain and vent.

IMPORTANT!

 Remember to vent the heater, if it has been activated after a prior draining of the heating medium.

IMPORTANT! 

Pay particular attention to the leak-tightness of connections, when filing the hydraulic system. Make sure that the water flowing from a leaky connection does not leak to the 

electric engine (at the vertical assembly).

CONNECTING OF POWER SUPPLY 
IMPORTANT! 

The system must be equipped with protective equipment that guarantees the disconnecting of the device on all poles of the power source. 

Connection to the electric system must be performed by a duly authorized and qualified person .Wire passes are located on the back side of the curtain : (1) – control wire packing , (2) – power 

wire packing. The access to the terminal strip is obtained by means of removing the side cover (3) from the motor's side.

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Recommended safety devices and wires

Device

DEFENDER 100-200 WHN

DEFENDER 100-200 EHN

1m

1,5m

2m

1m

1,5m

2m

Overload and short circuit protection

gG 10A

gG 16A

gG 20A

gG 25A

Differential current protection 

IDN=30mA

typ AC lub A

IDN=30mA

typ AC lub A

IN=16A

IN=40A

Power wire cross-section

3x1,5mm

2

5x1,5mm

2

5x2,5mm

2

5x4,0mm

2

IMPORTANT! 

The specification of cables and protections refers to unbounded arrangement of cables (basic execution of the E installation according to the PN-IEC 60364-5-523 standard). One 

should always abide by the local laws and recommendations concerning device connection.

DEFENDER 100-200 is equipped with a terminal strip adjusted to an appropriate thickness of wires.

DEFENDER 100-200 EHN

DEFENDER 100-200 WHN

IMPORTANT!

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It is recommended to connect wires to the terminal strip with previously clamped appropriate clip ends.

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Make sure that the space around the place where the air is sucked in by the curtains, as well as around the exhaust grid, is free of any structural elements of the building, which might 

hamper the flow of air (e.g. suspended ceilings, covering development, ventilating ducts etc.).

Summary of Contents for DEFENDER 100 EHN

Page 1: ...EN Technical documentation DEFENDER 100 200 WHN DEFENDER 100 200 EHN DR ver 1 9 07 2014 Check us on...

Page 2: ...DEFENDER 100 200 WHN DEFENDER 100 200 EHN...

Page 3: ...E 6 SERVICING 6 1 PROCEDURE IN CASE OF DEFECTS 6 2 COMPLAINT PROCEDURE 7 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY INSTRUCTION 8 TECHNICAL DATA 8 1 WATER AIR CURTAIN DEFENDER 100 200 WHN 8 2 ELECTRIC AIR CURTAIN DEFENDER 100...

Page 4: ...after the completion of the assembly Prior to the commencing of any installation or maintenance work it is required to disconnect power supply and protect it against unintentional activation 2 STRUCT...

Page 5: ...n air capacities up to 5000 m3 h The control of the electric motor as well as thermal protections of the winding has been coupled with the control system which resulted in increasing safety of operati...

Page 6: ...itive effect on curtain operation doors or windows that are constantly open in the room thus creating a draft presence of awning roofs etc on the outer side of the door constant and open access to sta...

Page 7: ...nsists in attaching the installation handles to the unit 1 at regular intervals as in OPTION I In order to do so you should slide 2 DR 1m 3 DR 1 5m or 4 DR 2m assembly screws 2 M10x80 in each of the t...

Page 8: ...In rooms with very high levels of dustiness In rooms with aggressive atmosphere due to the presence of copper and aluminium structural elements in the heat exchanger and electric heaters IMPORTANT The...

Page 9: ...e Connection to the electric system must be performed by a duly authorized and qualified person Wire passes are located on the back side of the curtain 1 control wire packing 2 power wire packing The...

Page 10: ...draining a few litres of water prior to the connecting of hydraulic conduits the supply conduits in particular It is advised to use vent valves in the highest point of the system It is recommended to...

Page 11: ...ice DEFENDER 100 200 WHN EHN Circumstances in which the defect occurred remarks on the bill of lading inventory issue condition of cardboard Should the casing be defective it is required to present ph...

Page 12: ...TRUCTION Special instructions concerning safety IMPORTANT Prior to the commencing of any work related to the device it is required to disconnect the system secure it properly and wait until the fan st...

Page 13: ...0 24 0 20 0 10 0 08 p kPa 2 38 2 04 1 73 1 45 1 73 1 44 1 17 0 93 1 15 0 91 0 69 0 49 0 63 0 43 0 13 0 09 Flow rate of air at 1470 m3 h speed 2 air velocity at the output 7 6 m s noise level 58 dB A...

Page 14: ...14 3 78 3 19 2 65 2 16 2 68 2 17 1 72 1 31 1 7 1 28 0 91 0 59 Parametry DEFENDER 200 WHN Tz Tp C 90 70 80 60 70 50 60 40 Tp1 C 5 10 15 20 5 10 15 20 5 10 15 20 5 10 15 20 Flow rate of air at 4890 m3...

Page 15: ...5 1 30 3 Flow rate of air at 1290 m3 h speed 1 air velocity at the output 6 7 m s noise level 52 dB A Pg kW 3 6 6 0 3 6 6 0 3 6 6 0 3 6 6 0 Tp2 C 12 7 18 4 17 7 23 4 22 7 28 4 27 7 33 4 Parametry DEFE...

Page 16: ...dB A Pg kW 10 8 13 5 10 8 13 5 10 8 13 5 10 8 13 5 Tp2 C 14 2 17 4 19 2 22 4 24 2 27 4 29 2 32 4 Flow rate of air at 2500 m3 h speed 1 air velocity at the output 5 5 m s noise level 54 dB A Pg kW 10 8...

Page 17: ...10 13 5 19 5 19 28 6 0 12 0 13 5 Maximum flow rate m h 1880 3570 4890 2150 3500 5000 Maximum temperature of heating medium C 95 Maximum working pressure MPa 1 6 Water volume dm 0 5 0 85 1 2 Diameter...

Page 18: ...g 27 4 26 9 37 4 36 6 48 4 47 2 25 7 35 4 45 6 Engine IP 20 EN Heating output at the opening of the valve water temperature of 90 C and temperature of inlet air 15 C Heating output in the heating mode...

Page 19: ...he equipment is at zero voltage 4 Cover or isolate nearby components that are still live To energize the system apply the measures in reverse order Components The machines consist for the most part of...

Page 20: ...nting of any cover shut down the electric power at least by disconnecting the main switch Electrical connection of the thermostat door switch valve actuator or control panel is to be carried out befor...

Page 21: ...f installation Place of installation Detailed description of defect Contact person Name and surname Telephone E mail This field must be filled if the complaint notification refers to the following equ...

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