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Contents

1. Safety Precautions …………………………2

2. Outside Dimensions ………………………6

3. Standard Installation Example ………… 10

3.1 Installation example ………………… 10

3.2 Working space ……………………… 11

4. Installation Procedure …………………… 12

5. Electrical Work …………………………… 15

5.1 Standard use ………………………… 15

5.2 External device connection use …… 15

6. How to use Controller …………………… 17

6.1 Controller button functions ……………… 17

6.2 Menu structure …………………………… 18

6.3 Main menu screen and operation ……… 19

6.4 Commissioning menu …………………… 20

6.5 Function setting …………………………… 12

6.6 How to(Error list) ………………………… 42

6.7 Commissioning …………………………… 42

7. Post-installation Checks ………………… 43

8. Trial operation …………………………… 44

LOSSNAY HEAT RECOVERY VENTILATOR (RESIDENTIAL USE)

MODEL

VL-250CZPVU-R-E

VL-250CZPVU-L-E

VL-350CZPVU-R-E

VL-350CZPVU-L-E

Installation 

Manual      For 

dealer/contractor

■ This product is for residential use.
■ This product must be correctly installed to ensure that its performance and functions are properly demonstrated 

and to ensure its safe use and operation. Before installation, please read this installation manual thoroughly. 

Before using exclusive system components, read the installation manual for the system components thoroughly.

■ For installation parts, be sure to use accessories and designated parts. Use of non-designated parts may be a 

cause of malfunction.

■ Installation must be performed by dealers and electrical contractors. Incorrect installation by the customer may be 

a cause of equipment malfunction or an accident.

■ Electrical work must be performed by a properly qualified electrician of the dealer or electrical contractor.
■ Please note that enough working space (remove the cover, replace the filter, etc.) is required around the product 

for maintenance.

■ Install the unit indoor.

* The figure shows VL-350CZPVU-R-E

Summary of Contents for VL-250CZPVU-L-E

Page 1: ...tial use This product must be correctly installed to ensure that its performance and functions are properly demonstrated and to ensure its safe use and operation Before installation please read this installation manual thoroughly Before using exclusive system components read the installation manual for the system components thoroughly For installation parts be sure to use accessories and designate...

Page 2: ...cted before obtaining access to the terminal devices Use the specified cable size and connect the cables securely to prevent disconnection when they are pulled If there is a defect in the connection there is a possibility of fire Use the designated electric wires and connect them securely so that they do not come loose Defective connections may result in fire When metal ducts penetrate through met...

Page 3: ...rom the product Failure to heed this warning may result in fire When using duct heaters supply air preheaters supply air after heaters that do not have temperature control functions select duct heaters that have the appropriate capacity according to the airflow passing through the heaters Failure to heed this warning may result in fire because the heaters will overheat if the airflow is too little...

Page 4: ... condensation forming due to moisture in the room Do not allow duct piping to contact the inspection opening ceiling hanging bolts beams pillars and other duct piping Failure to heed this warning may result in abnormal noise and vibration Use an outdoor hood that makes it less likely for rain water snow or small animals e g bats from entering the ends of the supply air and exhaust air ducts To pre...

Page 5: ... gas or exhaust air from burning appliances and equipment does not flow back inside the product At regions where salt damage is a concern use an exclusive outdoor hood At regions where salt damage is a concern parts may have to be replaced sooner because of the deterioration of materials that are used At the outdoor hood installation position allow at least 3x the diameter of the duct through hole...

Page 6: ...Cord Control box Pipe Guide SA Pipe Guide RA Pipe Guide EA Pipe Guide OA Filter Cover RA Filter Cover OA Filter Cover SA Wall Mount Hook Top Controller Heat exchanger VL 250CZPVU R E Wall Mount Hook Down Wall Bracket Accessory Wall Mount Hook Center Cable strap hole Accessories Wall Bracket 1 Slim Lossnay connection cable 1 100 mm Drain hose fixture 2 Washer 8 Drain hose 1 250 mm Cable strap 1 ...

Page 7: ... box Pipe Guide EA Pipe Guide OA Pipe Guide SA Pipe Guide RA Filter Cover OA Filter Cover RA Filter Cover SA Wall Mount Hook Top Controller Heat exchanger VL 250CZPVU L E Wall Mount Hook Down Wall Bracket Accessory Wall Mount Hook Center Accessories Wall Bracket 1 Slim Lossnay connection cable 1 100 mm Drain hose fixture 2 Washer 8 Drain hose 1 250 mm Cable strap 1 Cable strap hole ...

Page 8: ...ipe Guide SA Pipe Guide RA Pipe Guide EA Pipe Guide OA Filter Cover RA Filter Cover OA Filter Cover SA Wall Mount Hook Top Controller Heat exchanger VL 350CZPVU R E Wall Mount Hook Down Wall Bracket Accessory Wall Mount Hook Center Unit mm Accessories Wall Bracket 1 Slim Lossnay connection cable 1 100 mm Drain hose fixture 2 Washer 8 Drain hose 1 250 mm Cable strap 1 Cable strap hole ...

Page 9: ...ipe Guide EA Pipe Guide OA Pipe Guide SA Pipe Guide RA Filter Cover OA Filter Cover RA Filter Cover SA Wall Mount Hook Top Controller Heat exchanger VL 350CZPVU L E Wall Mount Hook Down Wall Bracket Accessory Cable strap hole Unit mm Wall Mount Hook Center Accessories Wall Bracket 1 Slim Lossnay connection cable 1 100 mm Drain hose fixture 2 Washer 8 Drain hose 1 250 mm Cable strap 1 ...

Page 10: ...electric dampers may be required in your region Read the instructions carefully in advance when using optional components and commercially available components EA SA RA OA Pre heater Local purchase OA shutter Local purchase Remote controller Use P RCC E Wifi Tablets Bypass switching switch Living room Restoom Temperature sensor Ventilation fan interlocking lighting switch Isolator Co2 sensor ...

Page 11: ...the product from any other obstacles for maintenance Unit mm Control box Control box Space to pull out Space to pull out Note Secure about 2 mm of clearance from the side faces of the product to any other obstacles If not enough clearance is secured maintenance cannot be performed Plus vibration can result Secure space below the product for withdrawing the control box If not enough space is secure...

Page 12: ...ull out Space to pull out Note Secure about 10 mm of clearance from the side faces of the product to any other obstacles If not enough clearance is secured maintenance cannot be performed Otherwise vibration can result Secure space for withdrawing the control box below the product If not enough space is secured maintenance cannot be performed ...

Page 13: ...l Wall strength is needed more than 250 kg m2 A gypsum block or stud plasterboard wall will not suffice 4 1 Wall bracket One pat of the wall bracket supplied should be offered up to the wall ensuring it s located horizontally Make the fixing points through the pre drilled holes in the bracket and install with screws normal diameter 4 mm whilst ensuring the interlock side is at the top Wall bracket...

Page 14: ... the pipe guide should be sealed with caulking material When using calking compound take care to prevent it from oozing from the ducts Otherwise it could cause aluminum tape to peel off Before connecting the ducts make sure that there are no metal chips or other foreign matter For example paper or vinyl inside the ducts or inside the product VL 250CZPVU R E VL 250CZPVU L E Duct Inner diameter φ150...

Page 15: ...rt Securely fix the accessory hose band by tightening with a flat head screwdriver Otherwise water leakage can result 2 Connect one edge of the drain hose to the commercially available drain pipe Drain pipe for building hard PVC pipe outside diameter φ22 Securely fix the accessory hose band by tightening with a flat head screwdriver 3 Connect the drain pipe so that it has at least three degree of ...

Page 16: ...eld suplly Bath room light Power cord from unit GREEN YELLOW BROWN BLUE BLACK 5 Electrical Work 5 2 External device connection use Connect the each cable for external devices to control board according to the way below 1 Remove 2 screws Pull the control box It stops in the middle 2 Remove an insulating sheet Be careful of the protrusions on both sides of the control box 3 Connect the cables Please...

Page 17: ... applicable load 1 mA External device DC 0 10 V Make sure of correct polarity Sensor Bypass 7 8 9 10 S A B 1 2 1 2 TH1 OA TH2 RA CN19 CN18 CN22 CN5 SA2 SA1 SW5 SW7 SW6 SW2 3 TM2 TB5 TM4 TM3 CN20 GR CN26 WH CN32 WH CN17 RE CN105 RE LED3 LED4 LED2 LED1 COM Bypass monitor or Pre heater signal Malfunction monitor output Operation monitor output IT interconnection Wi Fi Controller Printed Circuit Board...

Page 18: ...cklight turns off 6 ON OFF lamp The lamp lights up in green while the product is operated It blinks in green while the product has an error 7 Function buttons Use to select each settings on each screen The functions of the buttons change depending on the screen See the function button guide at the bottom of the screen 6 How to use Controller Function buttons 5 6 1 2 3 4 7 Note If the function is n...

Page 19: ...rmation Analog input 1 Language selection Clock Serial No information Function setting Analog input 2 Control mode Contrast Dealer information Initializing Live switch Volt free contact Display details Reset maintenance info Administrator password Commissioning menu 2 2 Restriction Nofunction Error history Error information Run time Maintenance interval Service menu item Navigating through the scr...

Page 20: ... is in operation Lossnay 12 00 Sun Fan Mode HeatEX Boost Lossnay 12 00 Sun Note Only the first time the Language selection screen will be appeared The product will not start up without language selection See 6 4 2 6 Language selection 6 4 Commissioning menu You can use Commissioning menu Press to move the cursor Press to go to the next screen Administrator password is required See 6 4 1 Administra...

Page 21: ...ge selection Control mode Cursor Page Main menu F1 F2 F3 F4 Clock Select Cursor 2020 01 01 00 00 yyyy mm dd hh mm Note Clock setting is necessary for setting the time Silent mode Holiday mode Manual bypass mode and Error history Make sure to perform clock setting when the product is used for the first 6 4 1 Administrator password Administrator password is required Press to move the cursor Press to...

Page 22: ...lighting conditions or different installation locations This setting does not always improve the display from all directions F1 F2 F3 F4 Display details Cursor Change Select Clock Temperature Sensor value No 24h Yes No Note Sensor value includes Outdoor temperature Return temperature Supply temperature CO2 concentration To display the Sensor value on the Main operation screen change the Function s...

Page 23: ...e administrator password F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 Administrator password Enter administrator password Select Cursor Administrator password Enter administrator password Change administrator password Select Cursor Administrator password Enter administrator password Update administrator password Cancel OK Note To prevent unauthorized access change the default password Have the password ava...

Page 24: ...isplayed Note Make sure to select first Yes No Simple mode If you change Yes No the settings of Enable OFF button Manual bypass Auto bypass and Fan speed will return to the Base settings Enable OFF button No Yes Select Yes to enable the OFF function of the When you want the product to stop operating with the Yes setting use an isolator Note Except for the screen below the OFF function is valid reg...

Page 25: ...Auto bypass External input Service Cursor Page Main menu Airflow Loading F1 F2 F3 F4 Press and to move the cursor Press to go to the next screen The product data is loaded before the screen will appear Loading is displayed 10 60 seconds Press and to move the cursor Press to select a fan speed The fan speed set to Skipped on the Control mode screen will show Skipped and the Airflow cannot be set Pr...

Page 26: ... icon are the same Normal Medium Boost Purge Press to return to 6 4 3 2 Fan speed selection When or is pressed the setting is stored and the Airflow screen is displayed Note Make sure to set the Airflow settings for all fan speeds to be used and measure the air volumes If not performed the outputs of the fan speeds and the indications of the icons may not be the same 6 4 3 4 Adjust the fan output ...

Page 27: ...or temp will be switched The table shows the changed values The factory default setting C 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 F 50 52 54 55 57 59 61 63 64 66 68 70 72 73 75 77 79 81 82 84 86 Setting reference example Note Conditions of prohibiting bypass ventilation In the following conditions the ventilation mode switches to the heat exchange ventilation mode Outdoor te...

Page 28: ...econds Press and to move the cursor Press and to change the setting value Press to save the fan output 6 4 4 2 Fan speed selection F1 F2 F3 F4 Temp Auto bypass Confirm Cursor Speed select Outdoor temp low limit 16 Target indoor temp 16 Outdoor temp cooler by 0 K Commissioning menu 1 2 Initial setting Airflow Auto bypass External input Service Cursor Page Main menu Airflow Loading F1 F2 F3 F4 ...

Page 29: ...witch and Volt free contact screens External input Analogg input 1 Analogg input 2 Live switch Volt free contact Cursor Main menu Airflow Loading F1 F2 F3 F4 Press and to move the cursor Press to go to the next screen The product data is loaded before the screen will appear Loading is displayed 10 60 seconds 6 4 5 2 Analog input 1 Take the same process for Analog input 2 F1 F2 F3 F4 Analog input 1...

Page 30: ...ped is selected for the fan speed on the Control mode screen the fan speed will be one lower level 2 5 3 4 500 680 3 8 4 6 760 920 5 0 or more 1000 or more 3 0 0 1 0 Input voltage 0 0 1 0 VDC The fan speed can be set by the controller Input voltage 1 5 VDC or higher The fan speed cannot be set by the controller If the input voltage is somewhere in between the operation will be un stable When Skipp...

Page 31: ...240 V Press and to move the cursor Press and to change the setting value Press to save the fan output Enable Select Use Yes No use No of the Live switch The factory default setting No Delay time Change the delay time for the start of the Live switch operation from switch input ON The factory default setting 20 min Setting range 0 120 mins 5 min intervals Overrun time Change the extension time from...

Page 32: ...ble Select Use Yes No use No of the Volt Free contact The factory default setting No Delay time Change the delay time for the start of the Volt Free contact operation from switch input ON The factory default setting 20 min Setting range 0 120 mins 5 min intervals Overrun time Change the extension time from turning off the switch input to the end of the Volt Free contact operation The factory defau...

Page 33: ...n input Dealers phone numbers can be registered Up to 13 characters 4 Initialize maintenance info The information set at 1 2 and 3 above can be initialized 6 4 6 3 Function setting Set various functions Note The Function setting screen will not be displayed when the product operation is not stopped Press on the Service menu screen to stop the operation 1 M Net address Use 00 Other than 00 function...

Page 34: ...zing The setting values changed by the controller are returned to the factory default setting Note The Function setting screen will not be displayed when the product operation is not stopped Press on the Service menu screen to stop the operation F1 F2 F3 F4 Factory reset Reboot after initializing Initializing Cancel OK ...

Page 35: ... F3 F4 Error information Error code 5101 Error unit LC Lossnay M NET address 0 Model name VL 250CZPVU R E Serial No 01234567 Reset Page Error information Contact information Dealer Tel 012 3456 7890 Reset Page Error reset Reset current error OK Cancel Reset error Reset button 1 2 Reset error Reset button 2 2 Press to return to the previous screen Press and to change the page Press to move to the R...

Page 36: ...1 F2 F3 F4 F1 F2 F3 F4 Error history Delete error history Cancel OK Error history Page Delete Check menu Error Unt dd mm yy 0900 20 04 10 12 34 1 4 blinks Press and to change the page Up to 4 pages 12 cases can be stored in the error history Press to move to the Reset screen Press to reset the error information ...

Page 37: ... Main menu Press and to move the cursor Press to go to the next screen The product data is loaded before the screen will appear Loading is displayed 10 60 seconds Press to return to the previous screen Total run time Operation time of ventilator Total powered time Product powered time Commissioning menu 2 2 Restriction Error information Error history Run time Maintenance interval Cursor Page Main ...

Page 38: ...rsor Page Main menu Auto bypass Loading F1 F2 F3 F4 6 4 11 2 Indication of Maintenance interval Press and to move the cursor Press to go to the next screen The product data is loaded before the screen will appear Loading is displayed 10 60 seconds Press and to move the cursor Press and to change the setting value Press to go to the next screen Filter Select Yes No to show the maintenance sign on t...

Page 39: ...play position is allocated the priority is given to the indication of function setting No 84 CO2 concentration 37 Indoor temperature indication Hide Show 0 38 Supply air calculated value temperature indication Hide Show 0 39 Correction of temperature exchange efficiency tens digit Function setting value 0 to 9 Temperature exchange efficiency tens digit 0 to 9 8 Set the value of temperature exchang...

Page 40: ... 10 1 Bypass ventilation The terminal blocks turn ON OFF in line with the status bypass heat re covery ventilation of the ventilation mode The terminal blocks turn ON OFF in line with the built in bypass damper 2 Supply air preheater The output is turned ON 10 seconds after the supply air fan operation The supply air fan stops three min utes after the output is turned OFF Set the setting when supp...

Page 41: ...ust by ending the function the operation of the product may differ from fan speed displayed on the controller After changing the fan speed setting of the controller once and about 5 sec have passed the operation of the product will be the same as the fan speed setting of the controller When set to or the opera tion of the product returns to the fan speed by external input after the ending time ela...

Page 42: ...supply air after heaters based on the laws regulations and standards of the local government Select duct heaters that have the CE marking Install the earth leakage breakers of the duct heaters supply air preheaters supply air after heaters in line with the related laws regulations and standards Do not use duct heaters supply air preheaters supply air after heaters outside the set air volume If the...

Page 43: ...tion setting value 2 Supply air fan Function setting value 3 Supply air after heater Examples of electric wiring for function setting No 58 TM3 7 10 Function setting value 1 Bypass ventilation Function setting value 2 Supply air preheater Examples of electric wiring for function setting No 81 TM3 8 10 Function setting value 0 Malfunction monitor Function setting value 1 Supply air shutter 9 8 7 10...

Page 44: ...g 6 7 Commissioning Check the operation after installing the product 6 7 1 Operation check by using the controller Check the description of the instruction manual and the following operations 1 Start the product operation 2 Change the fan speed 3 Change the ventilation mode 4 Stop the product operation 6 7 2 Operation check without using the controller This is the function to check the operations ...

Page 45: ...nt rain water from entering Install the duct tilted Are there metal chips or other foreign matter e g paper or vinyl inside the Lossnay unit or the ducts Remove any foreign matter Are ducts insulated down to their base See Duct piping 2 Insulating at 4 Installation Procedure Insulate Are ducts connected to the Lossnay unit Air leakage causes dew condensation Securely connect the ducts Drain piping...

Page 46: ...rces Press each of the buttons by following the procedure below to check that operation is normal Operation Item Operation Pad Display Step 1 Powering on Turn the power on It takes approximately five minutes to switch the screen 2 Starting operation ON OFF lamp Press the button operation LED lights 3 Selecting air volume F2 Press the button The fan speed is switched 4 Selecting the ventilation mod...

Page 47: ...switch SW2 1 is set to off The inspection indicator lamp LED 1 Green in the control box flashes 1 flash Fault on supply fan motor Turn the power off and consult your dealer 2 flashes Fault on exhaust fan motor 4 flashes Fault on OA thermistor 5 flashes Not used on this model 6 flashes Not used on this model 7 flashes Not used on this model 8 flashes Not used on this model 9 flashes Fault on contro...

Page 48: ...med using the check list Hand over the customer a leaflet with the URL where this manual can be viewed Explain correct use by following the descriptions in the Instruction Manual In particular Safety Precautions describe important notices and warnings relating to safety Explain to users that they should observe these HEAD OFFICE TOKYO BLDG 2 7 3 MARUNOUCHI CHIYODA KU TOKYO 100 8310 JAPAN ...

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