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User’s Manual

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2.6. INDICATION OF OPERATING MODE

The following modes can be displayed in Current mode 

fi

eld in the main menu: Auto..Off..Low..

Econo..Comfort as described above

Fire

 – operating mode enabled by 

fi

re alarm input. All the devices switched off, the fans stop or run 

with selected setpoint (see chapter Service Menu)

OverRun

 – AHU switches off, but the fans keep running on the idle speed until the heater is cooled 

down (see chapter Service Menu)

NightClg

 – Night Cooling – a mode for energy saving by cooling down the room using cold air from 

the outside in the night. Available only in the units with external temperature sensor.

Standby

 – protection mode for min/max room temperature – if the temperature exceeds speci

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ed 

setpoints, AHU is switched on, to heat up or cool down to desired range. Then switches off again.

NightKick

 – testing mode, that forces fans to run in order to exchange the air in the ventilation 

system.

Note!

 

Night cooling and Standby functions rely on room temperature. If there’s no measurement in 

the room, the exhaust duct sensor is taken into account and gives the readout. This requires turning 
on the fans to have appropriate room temperature value on that sensor.

InitHtg

 - Initial Heating - a mode for startup of water heating units in winter conditions, heats up the 

coil before starting the fans in order to prevent activation of frost alarms.

Startup

 - temporary mode when dampers are opening, fans speed up and the heating / cooling 

devices are enabled and start operation.

FastHtg / FastClg

 - Fast Heating or Cooling - special mode for units with PCR or RRG recovery, that 

allows operation with closed intake/outlet dampers and full recirculation. That improves heating up 
the building.

Heating

 - mode when heaters can be enabled

Cooling

 - mode when coolers can be enabled

Vent

 - Ventilation - energy saving mode, when neither heaters nor coolers are enabled and the unit 

operates only with ventilation and optional recovery unit.

EmgStop

 - Emargency Stop - unit forced to stop immediately, according to signal from optional 

digital input.

AlrStop

 - Alarm Stop - unit forced to stop because of an alarm

CrtStop

 - Critical Stop - unit forced to stop because of a critical alarm

Con

fi

g

 - unit forced to stop because the controller is in Con

fi

g mode. Conatoller must be con

fi

gured 

fi

rst and switched to Running mode

The unit can be controlled from several sources. Mind the priorities between them.
1. HMI Advanced (highest priority)
2. The BMS over Modbus TCP/IP connection
3. External control inputs
4. HMI Basic
5. The calendar mode

Note! To enable another sources than the HMI Advanced, the Operating mode HMI must be set to 
Auto

Summary of Contents for ventus VS 10-75 CG UPC

Page 1: ...Control gear for Supply and Supply Exhaust Air Handling Units Operation and Maintenance Manual EN DTR CG UPC ver 2 6 06 2019 ...

Page 2: ...www vtsgroup com The control gear complies with European Standard IEC EN 60439 1 AC Standard Switchboards and low voltage control gears EN ...

Page 3: ...ITY 14 3 4 2 PARAMETERS HUMIDITY CONTROL 14 3 4 3 PARAMETERS SUP FAN DAMPER 14 3 4 4 PARAMETERS EXH FAN DAMPER 15 3 4 5 PARAMETERS HEATING 15 3 4 6 PARAMETERS RECOVERY 16 3 4 7 PARAMETERS COOLING 16 3 4 8 PARAMETERS PRE HEATING 17 3 4 9 PARAMETERS SUP MOTORS 17 3 4 10 PARAMETERS EXH MOTORS 17 3 4 11 PARAMETERS SUPPLY PRESSURE TRANSDUCER 17 3 4 12 PARAMETERS EXHAUST PRESSURE TRANSDUCER 17 3 4 13 PA...

Page 4: ...4 Circuit diagram of VS 180 300 CG UPC control gear 1 3 55 Appendix 4 Circuit diagram of VS 180 300 CG UPC control gear 2 3 56 Appendix 4 Circuit diagram of VS 180 300 CG UPC control gear 3 3 57 Appendix 5 Circuit diagram of VS 400 650 CG UPC control gear 1 4 58 Appendix 5 Circuit diagram of VS 400 650 CG UPC control gear 2 4 59 Appendix 5 Circuit diagram of VS 400 650 CG UPC control gear 3 4 60 A...

Page 5: ...at recovery system optional pre heater in specified units three filtration sections Range of operation VS 10 75 CG UPC VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH VS 180 300 CG UPC VS 400 650 CG UPC Systems equipped with frequency converters and motors with up to 11kW power output 1 2 MAINS SWITCH Function Swithing the control gear On Off 1 3 COMMUNICATION PORT RJ11 socket is placed In front of ...

Page 6: ...e the cables connected to the μPC using clamps placed around 3 cm from the connectors 4 The entire length of the input output connections must be less than 30 m according to EN 61000 6 2 5 Installation must be performed according to the standards and legislation in force in the country where the appliance is used 6 In the event of malfunctions do not attempt to repair the controller but rather con...

Page 7: ...ss the sub menu screens 4 In the desired screen use the ENTER button to switch between the changeable parameters the ursor starts from the upper left corner which is the base positnion and jumps on and on until going back to the upper left corner then the loop can be started again 5 To change the parameter marked with the cursor use the UP DOWN arrows 6 Press ENTER to go confirm the change and to ...

Page 8: ...follow chapters related to Calendar and to Service Menu Note If the Calendar is also in Auto mode the AHU operation will rely only on protective and energy saving functions like Standby and Night Cooling This is possible for the main Calendar of the controller The built in Calendar of the HMI Basic doesn t support that functionality 5 Push Roll knob Quick intuitive and easy entering values changin...

Page 9: ...ON CARD OPERATION 2 SYSTEM START UP Operation of the AHU is strictly arrested by the fire protection alarm activation of the thermal protection of fans motors threefold activation of the protection of electric heater and threefold activation of the anti frost thermostat Each of these events requires removing the cause of the alarm and then canceling it see more details in Advanced Manual 2 1 SWITC...

Page 10: ...rate of the dampers Regulator indicates the state and the output of the main controller for heating cooling function Recovery indicates the state and rate of the heat recovery unit EN PL RU language selection PASSWORD is used to enter to special settings and hidden parameters 3 Sub menu link screen PARAMETERS link to main statuses and readouts from the control system 4 Sub menu link screen CALENDA...

Page 11: ...r temperature regulation are adjustable The temperature control algorhitm can use broad deadzone and the fans can be set to low speed in order to reduce energy consumption Econo Upper economy mode The fan speed and the deadzone for temperature regulation are adjustable The temperature control algorhitm can use narrower deadzone and the fans can be set to higher speed in order to optimize energy co...

Page 12: ...on that sensor InitHtg Initial Heating a mode for startup of water heating units in winter conditions heats up the coil before starting the fans in order to prevent activation of frost alarms Startup temporary mode when dampers are opening fans speed up and the heating cooling devices are enabled and start operation FastHtg FastClg Fast Heating or Cooling special mode for units with PCR or RRG rec...

Page 13: ...e requested from BMS link over the Modbus TCP IP connection Sum Wint season selection switch used in combi coil applications where one coil can be switched to heating in winter fed from boiler or to cooling in summer fed from chiller The selected season must correspond to the actual setup of the hydraulic valves Note The pipeline has to be switched manually between supplying from chiller or from b...

Page 14: ...week Each day has own page in the Calendar HMI ADVANCED CALENDAR MONDAY Clear OK 1 00 00 Off 21 0 C 2 05 20 Stby 21 0 C 3 06 00 Low 22 5 C 4 12 30 Econo 22 5 C 5 14 00 Comfort 22 5 C 6 19 00 Stby 19 0 C 3 2 2 CALENDAR SPECIAL Copy Mon Fri copy the settings from Monday to all working days Copy Mon Sun copy the settings from Monday to all days of the week Select desired option with ENTER key and pre...

Page 15: ...e program for selected days 1 Clock button long press to enter settings mode 2 Turn the knob to select Time band and press to enter 3 In Sel days turn the knob to select days whole week working days weekend or any day separately Then press to enter 4 Observe the house icon it indicates which time zone is edited at the moment Turn the knob to select specific time zone from 1 to 6 Press to enter 5 T...

Page 16: ... Room 21 0 C Exhaust 21 0 C External 21 0 C After recovery 21 0 C Pre heater 21 0 C 3 4 1 PARAMETERS HUMIDITY Humidity actual value of air humidity HMI ADVANCED AIR HUMIDITY Humidity 050 0 3 4 2 PARAMETERS HUMIDITY CONTROL Humidification rate actual rate of humidification Dehumidification rate actual rate of dehumidification active inactive HMI ADVANCED HUMIDITY CONTROL Humidification rate 050 0 D...

Page 17: ...ned Note The fan rate settings cannot exceed Freq low high limit settings If so they are corrected automatically HMI ADVANCED SUP FAN DAMPER Sup fan setpoint Low 30 Eco 60 Comf 90 Sup fan rate 60 Alarm status OK Damper opening 100 3 4 5 PARAMETERS HEATING Main temp current readout from the main temperature sensor Setpoing current setpoint for the regulator read only Heating rate indicates current ...

Page 18: ...ntroller signal in order to protect the recovery unit from freezing Note Frost protection can be managed in two stages first step can be reduction of supply fan speed second step is reducing the recovery rate Glycol pump indicates current state of the pump gives a link to pump detail screen see Advanced manual Status combined information for communication problems and for motor alarms OK no malfun...

Page 19: ...l current consumption Status combined information for communication problems and for motor alarms OK no malfunctions Comm communication to the frequency converter not stable or lost Alarm communication OK but frequency converter reported an error e g overload Note Ventus AHU can have up to 4 frequency converters in one fan set MultiFan configuration All FCs in the fan set have common settings for ...

Page 20: ...tive fans 1st set 2nd set 3 5 SETTINGS TIMERS On delay setting for startup delay from start command to the actual startup of the unit Idle setting for startup procedure in idle state the fans run at lowest speed dampers are opening and all the heating cooling recovery and protective regulators enter normal operation mode Off delay setting for delayed stopping of the fans can be used to cool down e...

Page 21: ...operates in a daily manner Test duration specifies how long the night test will be executed Note If during the Night Test operation conditions for Night Cooling or Standby will be detected the unit will automatically switch to another relevant mode Note Night Test functionality will not be triggered if external temperature is lower than Min Ext Temp for Night Cooling HMI ADVANCED NIGHT TEST Enable...

Page 22: ...O Comf 050 0 050 0 050 0 Standby Auto 050 0 050 0 PI regulator main regulator of de humidification KP proportional gain Ti integrational time Deadzone non sensitive range Start signal ON humidifier on threshold OFF humidifier off threshold HMI ADVANCED HUMIDITY CONTROL PI regulator Kp 050 0 Ti 120s Deadzone 05 0 Start signal ON 50 0 OFF 1 0 3 5 7 SETTINGS FANS Supply freq limits Min Max Exhaust fr...

Page 23: ...than back water control Second mode is anti freezing protection when the AHU is stopped in Off mode The regulator maintains the back water temperature equal to the setpoint value in order to prevent returning too hot water to the boiler system Note Back water control functionality is optional and must be enabled in Configuration mode of the controller HMI ADVANCED WATER HEATER Pump start temp 5 0 ...

Page 24: ...0 0 Min Fresh air setting for min Opening of intake outlet dampers to provide fresh air in the ventilated room Range 0 100 Default 30 Manual setting setting fixed values of intake outlet dampers HMI ADVANCED RECOVERY UNIT Min fresh air Low Eco 30 Comf 30 Manual setting Low Eco 30 Comf 30 CO2 Setpoint CO2 concentration setpoint for each mode Low Eco Comf CO2 PI Regulator The PI controller maintaini...

Page 25: ...oo hot water to the boiler system Note Back water control functionality is optional and must be enabled in Configuration mode of the controller Note The pre heating coil works out of the standard cooling heating sequence It is intended just to keep the constant temperature in specified place e g to heat up outside air before entering the heat recovery unit 3 5 13 SETTINGS INIT HEATING T1 lower sca...

Page 26: ... PI REGULATORS Air flow automatic adjustment of the fan speed according to measurement of pressure KP proportional gain Ti integrational time work information HMI ADVANCED FAN PI REGULATORS supply fan 054 2 Kp 000 2 Ti 030 0 s exhaust fan 054 2 Kp 000 2 Ti 030 0 s 3 5 16 SETTINGS TEMP PI REGULATORS There are alltogether 9 regulators for temperature control Mostly all of them allow for the same adj...

Page 27: ... Ymin Ymax 3 5 17 SETTINGS MANUAL MODE Manual operation override the inputs and output Auto cancel override other states select to force the inputs or outputs values depend on the output type DI1 DI7 digital inputs select Auto On Off Note For states different from NULL an alarm is triggered the HMI operating mode is forced to Off and AHU cannot be started Manual mode is intended only for testing p...

Page 28: ...3 5 18 SETTINGS INPUT OFFSET Offset to correct the stable additive error e g from very long sensor cable HMI ADVANCED INPUT OFFSET B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 3 5 19 SETTINGS FREQ CONV RRG Freq actual output frequency Current actual current consumption Status combined information for communication problems and for motor alarms OK no malfunctions Comm communication to the frequency converter not stable or...

Page 29: ...nals can be selected from the program variables or from universal analog input HMI ADVANCED logic block the output from the comparator can be processed by a logic function with another binary value from the program or from the binary input the binary output can do simple on off control to external actuators via universal relay 1 or 2 44 50 AND Off Off current status line shows all Input values all...

Page 30: ... 2 DI7 user configurable digital input 1 StartConf start confirmation HeatgConf heating confirmation CoolgConf cooling confirmation RecovConf heat recovery confirmation InAlarm AHU in alarm True constant TRUE False constant FALSE EXAMPLE 1 Additional roof exhaust fan Requested functionality if supply fans run at more than 70 setpoint turn on additional fan Additional condition additional fan s the...

Page 31: ... turning the power Off and On again At startup all alarms are cleared except of those that are stiil activated by input signals Note Alarms can be remanent they are locked until fixed and acknowledged e g the fire alarm Or can be non remanent they unlock when the alarm signal is fixed and don t need to be acknowledged to go to the history records e g the filter alarm HMI ADVANCED ALARMS NAME Fire ...

Page 32: ...pFan3 ovrload AL22 SupFan4 ovrload AL23 ExhFan1 comm AL24 ExhFan2 comm AL25 ExhFan3 comm AL26 ExhFan4 comm AL27 ExhFan1 ovrload AL28 ExhFan2 ovrload AL29 ExhFan3 ovrload AL30 ExhFan4 ovrload AL31 Manual mode AL32 HMI Basic init AL33 HMI Basic comm AL34 HMI Adv init AL35 HMI Adv comm AL36 Modbus init AL37 Modbus comm AL38 BMS init AL39 BMS comm AL40 Chiller AL41 Sup filters AL42 Exh filters AL43 RR...

Page 33: ... after completing all the settings in unit configuration and in frequency converters configuration pages Unit size setting for small units with reduced application set or for fully featured units VS10 15 for VS10 15 units VS21 650 for VS21 650 units Application setting for the application code done in two parts the letter code defining base features of the unit and the number code defining detaile...

Page 34: ...Twin two FCs on the side Tripple three FCs on the side Quadr four FCs on the side Redun redundant function HMI ADVANCED CONFIG 2 5 Modbus bps 9600 Supply FC LSiC5 Exhaust FC LSiC5 Recovery FC LSiC5 Supply Multi None Exhaust Multi None Redundant connection scheme Redundant_R in CD Control application sections HMI ADVANCED Converter s address in Modbus Network 2 Air supply fan 3 Air exhaust fan 5 Ai...

Page 35: ...arm acknowledge to cancel currently displayed alarms Note No need to enter the password Uni Reg the input can enter the logic block of the Universal Regulator see the relevant chapter for details Note If both inputs carry the same function at a time the logical sum OR will be calculated and applied to the control algorhitms Availability all applications AI7 function setting for universal analog in...

Page 36: ...ation Start start confirmation unit set to any running mode including startup Heating heating rate 0 Cooling cooling rate 0 Recovery recovery rate 0 Filters filter alarms triggered UniReg universal controller output NOTUniReg negated universal controller output Availability all applications without glycol heat recovery application code AG REL6 function settings for optional user configurable relay...

Page 37: ...5 132 VS 630 402 VS 400 154 Transducer type mounted differential pressure sensor SPS sensor from Sentera Controls DPT sensor from CATIC I OTHER manual settings MB main board DPC OEM VTS Holding Register Modbus function 0000 pressure index in modbus Change address option to change address of modbus device 11 12 example from 11 to 12 Save changes OEM VTS DPC DIP Transducer online information about c...

Page 38: ...inal DI1 fire alarm Terminal DI2 heater alarm frost or overheating Terminal DI3 cooler alarm chiller or DX unit Terminal DI4 supply filter Terminal DI5 exhaust filter Terminal DI6 pre heater frost alarm or user configurable binary input No 2 Terminal DI7 user configurable binary input No 1 INPUTS B1 B2 B3 25 0 C 25 0 C 25 0 C B4 B5 B6 15 0 C 15 0 C 15 0 C B7 5 0 C Note Before choosing Send make su...

Page 39: ...minal NO5 cooling start DX stage 2 Terminal NO6 pre water heater pump start or user configurable relay 2 Terminal NO7 alarm signal Analog outputs Terminal Y1 heating rate Terminal Y2 cooling rate or pre heating rate Terminal Y3 recovery rate Note The percentage values refer to 0 10V hardware output HMI ADVANCED OUTPUTS NO1 NO2 NO3 Off Off Off NO4 NO5 NO6 On On On NO7 NC7 Off OUTPUTS Y1 Y2 Y3 25 0 ...

Page 40: ...ows the operating system version and other controller and application related details only for special service purposes HMI ADVANCED SYSTEM INFO Program info Controller 5 CONTROL ALGORITHMS OPERATING MODE The unit can be controlled from several sources and the priorities between them has got significant influence on the behavior of the AHU Note The zero priority is reserved for important protectiv...

Page 41: ...de from too big temperature amplitudes across the day Note To enable any control source all other sources of higher priority must be set to Auto STARTUP SEQUENCE The startup sequence ensures proper order of enabled functions The main startup operations are 1 Power up delay fixed 20s the timer that delays the startup of the unit after switching on the power That delay gives time for all devices for...

Page 42: ...ing demand relays and analog signal for the valve are turned off Doesn t need to be acknowledged the alarm is of non remanent type 3 Recovery sequence is protected against freezing If the temperature measurement in the exhaust duct after the recovery unit fall below the specified protection setpoint the rate of the recovery is being reduced The reduction is controlled by PI controller so it is alw...

Page 43: ...he pump for constant working if the external temperature falls below the specified limit regardless of heating rate f Overheating protection for the electrical heater Note The automatic release of the overheating protection can be done max 3 times per hour If that happens more often the controller is locked in stop mode and the AHU cannot be started until fixing the malfunction and acknowledge the...

Page 44: ...VS 10 75 CG UPC VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH VS 180 300 CG UPC and VS 400 650 CG UPC F1M C10 Protection of supply circuits of water heater pump for VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP F2 Glass or ceramic fuse element of size 5x20mm type T 0 63A CAREL μPC SMALL BOARD CONTROLLER RESOURCES Relay outputs Q1 Q7 Analog inputs B1 B7 Reference potential GND Outputs DC 0 10V 1mA Reference potential GND Binary inputs DI1 DI7 ...

Page 45: ...0 500 V Ambient temperature 30 to 80 C 2 Copper cores PVC isolation Nominal voltage 450 750V Ambient temperature from 40 to 70 C 3 Copper cores PVC isolation Nominal voltage 150 V Ambient temperature 20 60 C 4 Flat communication cable without shield Nominal voltage 150V Ambient temperature 20 60 C Name of element connection point all control gears VS10 75 CG UPC VS40 150 CG UPC VS180 300 CG UPC VS...

Page 46: ...g unit start input II stage E2 2 2 2x0 75 CW analog controlled valve Y2 1 3x0 75 RHE frequency converter U1 1 2 3x1 5 4x1 5 RHE alarm switch via Modbus comm 3 UTP 2x2 RHE start input via Modbus comm RHE speed reference input via Modbus comm recirculation damper actuator Y3 1 3x0 75 cross flow bypass actuator Y4 Y41 1 3x0 75 CWHW analog controlled valve Y5 1 3x0 75 glycol pre heater analog valve Y6...

Page 47: ...x0 75 supply frequency converter 1U1 1 2 3 TAB A UTP 2x2 second supply fan frequency converter 1U2 1 2 3 TAB A UTP 2x2 frequency converter of the third supply fan 1U3 1 2 3 TAB A UTP 2x2 frequency converter of the fourth supply fan 1U4 1 2 3 TAB A UTP 2x2 intake damper actuator 1Y1 2 2x0 75 3x0 75 Redundant damper actuator supply 1Y8 2 3x0 75 exhaust elements pressure control primary filter exhaus...

Page 48: ... Motor power kW 0 55kW 0 75kW 1 1kW 1 5kW 2 2kW 3kW 4kW 5 5kW L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 only supply 14 5 15 5 17 5 18 5 21 5 8 0 7 5 13 0 10 0 9 5 15 0 13 0 12 5 18 0 0 55kW 19 0 0 75kW 20 0 21 0 1 1kW 22 0 23 0 25 0 1 5kW 23 0 24 0 26 0 27 0 2 2kW 26 0 27 0 29 0 30 0 33 0 3kW 12 5 10 0 13 0 14 0 10 0 13 0 15 5 10 0 13 0 17 5 10 0 13 0 14 0 13 5 19 0 4...

Page 49: ...76 5 82 0 59 0 58 5 64 0 68 0 67 5 73 0 3x7 5kW 63 0 62 5 68 0 69 0 68 5 74 0 77 0 76 5 82 0 89 0 88 5 94 0 71 0 70 5 76 0 80 0 79 5 85 0 3x11kW 81 0 80 5 86 0 87 0 86 5 92 0 95 0 94 5 100 0 107 0 106 5 112 0 89 0 88 5 94 0 98 0 97 5 103 0 4x4kW 58 0 57 5 63 0 67 0 66 5 72 0 4x5 5kW 70 0 69 5 75 0 79 0 78 5 84 0 4x7 5kW 86 0 85 5 91 0 95 0 94 5 100 0 4x11kW 110 0 109 5 115 0 119 0 118 5 124 0 Moto...

Page 50: ... 5 1 5kW 2 5 2 5 4 4 2 2kW 4 4 4 4 4 3kW 1 5 1 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 4kW 1 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 5 5kW 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 4 4 7 5kW 2 5 2 5 4 4 4 4 4 6 11kW 4 4 4 6 6 6 6 10 10 2x4kW 4 4 6 6 10 6 2x5 5kW 6 6 6 10 10 10 10 2x7 5kW 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 16 2x11kW 10 10 16 16 16 16 16 16 25 3x4kW 10 10 16 16 10 3x5 5kW 10 16 16 25 16 16 3x7 5kW 16 16 25 25 16 25 25 3x11kW 25 25 25 16 2x 25 16 2x 16 2x 25 2x ...

Page 51: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 49 Appendix 1 Circuit diagram of VS 10 75 CG UPC control gear 1 2 ...

Page 52: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 50 Appendix 1 Circuit diagram of VS 10 75 CG UPC control gear 2 2 ...

Page 53: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 51 Appendix 2 Circuit diagram of VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP control gear 1 2 ...

Page 54: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 52 Appendix 2 Circuit diagram of VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP control gear 2 2 ...

Page 55: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 53 Appendix 3 Circuit diagram of VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH control gear 1 2 ...

Page 56: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 54 Appendix 3 Circuit diagram of VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH control gear 2 2 ...

Page 57: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 55 Appendix 4 Circuit diagram of VS 180 300 CG UPC control gear 1 3 ...

Page 58: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 56 Appendix 4 Circuit diagram of VS 180 300 CG UPC control gear 2 3 ...

Page 59: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 57 Appendix 4 Circuit diagram of VS 180 300 CG UPC control gear 3 3 ...

Page 60: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 58 Appendix 5 Circuit diagram of VS 400 650 CG UPC control gear 1 4 ...

Page 61: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 59 Appendix 5 Circuit diagram of VS 400 650 CG UPC control gear 2 4 ...

Page 62: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 60 Appendix 5 Circuit diagram of VS 400 650 CG UPC control gear 3 4 ...

Page 63: ...EN VTS reserves the right to implement changes without prior notice Advanced manual 61 Appendix 5 Circuit diagram of VS 400 650 CG UPC control gear 4 4 ...

Page 64: ...ppendix A N PE X0 N L N PE L HEATER PUMP RRG 1 1M2 LAMP 1x230V 1x230V 1F1M X0 PE N 2F1M N X0 N PE L PE N L PE L N N PE 1 PE 2 N X0 2 1 F PE N Appendix A Appendix 7 Circuit diagram of power and motor connection for VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP con trol gear 3x400V power supply frequency converter with 1 230V or 3x400V supply L1 POWER N PE Q1M L1 L3 L2 N PE X0 1F1M N PE X0 L2 L3 L1 L2 L3 N PE Appendix A 1M2...

Page 65: ...onnection VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH con trol gear used also for VS 180 300 supply 3x400V power supply frequency converter with 1 230V or 3x400V supply POWER L2 L1 L3 N PE L2 L1 L3 L2 L1 L3 Q1M N PE X0 X0 PE N L2 L1 L3 PE N N PE N X0 PE 1F1M 2F1M Appendix A Appendix A 1M2 RRG HEATER PUMP 1 LAMP N L PE L N PE L N PE N X0 N N PE 1 2 2 1 F ...

Page 66: ...rol gear used also for VS 400 650 supply 3x400V power supply frequency converter with 1 230V or 3x400V supply 1F1M PE N L2 POWER L1 L3 L2 L1 L3 N PE L2 L1 L3 Q1M X0 X0 2F1M PE N PE N PE N L2 L1 L3 PE N X0 L3 L1 L2 N PE L3 L1 L2 N PE 1F2M N PE X0 2F2M N PE X0 1M2 RRG HEATER PUMP 1 LAMP N L PE L N PE L N PE N X0 N N PE Appendix A Appendix A Appendix A Appendix A 2 1 2 1 F ...

Page 67: ...y L1 POWER L2 L3 N PE Q2M L1 L2 L3 N PE X0 L3 L1 L2 N PE L3 L1 L2 N PE 1F1M N PE X0 2F1M N PE X0 L1 L2 L3 N PE L2 L1 L3 PE N 1F2M N PE X0 2F2M PE N X0 L2 POWER L1 L3 L2 L1 L3 Q1M L2 L1 N L3 L3 PE L1 L2 PE N 1F3M N X0 2F3M PE PE N X0 L2 L1 N L3 L3 PE L1 L2 PE N 1F4M N X0 2F4M PE PE N X0 1M2 1 HEATER PUMP LAMP RRG L PE N N L L PE N N PE N PE N X0 Appendix A Appendix A Appendix A Appendix A Appendix ...

Page 68: ...G UPC sup with RDT function 1M1 1M2 VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP 1M1 VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH 1M1 2M1 VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH sup for VS 180 300 1M1 1M2 VS 40 150 CG UPC SUP EXH sup with RDT function for VS 40 150 1M1 1M2 VS 180 300 CG UPC 1M1 2M1 1M2 2M2 VS 180 300 CG UPC sup for VS 400 650 1M1 1M3 1M2 1M4 VS 180 300 CG UPC RDT function for VS 40 150 1M1 2M1 1M2 2M2 VS 400 650 CG UPC 1M1 2M1 1M2 2M2 1M3...

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