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Fan Speed Adjustment (EC Motors) 

1. 

Heaters fitted with EC motors are available  

 

as one of two standard options:- 

 

ECS - variable fan speed with speed control  

 

 

by an external 2-10VDC signal (e.g.  

 

 

from BMS) 

 

ECM - single or dual fan speed with speed  

 

 

control using switches or thermostats  

 

 

via a fitted speed interface. 

2. 

In the unlikely event that fan speeds require  

 

adjustment, refer to the wiring diagram  

 

supplied with the heater. Contact Dunham- 

 

Bush for guidance on adjusting fan speeds  

 

and selecting appropriate DC signal voltages. 

3. 

The ECM speed controller is located  

 

underneath the fan/motor platform and  

 

comprises electronic controls with inputs 

 

from thermostats and/or switches and a  

 

single analogue 2-12VDC output signal to  

 

the motor(s). 

4. 

Refer to Diagram 9; three fan speeds are 

 

available. Single speed heaters will use one 

 

speed and dual speed heaters will use two

 

speeds, which can be varied by adjusting the 

 

appropriate potentiometers; signal voltage can 

 

be measured across 0V and CTRL terminals. 

 
5. 

Avoid setting fan speeds too low:- 

 

a) low fan speeds can cause stratification of  

 

heated air within the room, reducing  

 

effective comfort 

 

b) low fan speeds with electric heating can  

 

cause false tripping of high-temperature  

 

safety cut-outs in the heater. 

6. 

All connections to the EC fan controller shown  

 

in Diagram 9 are safe low voltage of 10VDC  

 

or less. 

 
 

 

Diagram 9:  Fan speed interface with 3 speeds 
 

 

(ECM fan motor option only)  

 

Size 

Low speed 

Medium speed 

High speed 

Fan 

voltage 

(VDC) 

Airflow 

(l/s) 

Running 

current 

(A) 

SFP 

(W/l/s) 

Fan 

voltage 

(VDC) 

Airflow 

(l/s) 

Running 

current 

(A) 

SFP 

(W/l/s) 

Fan 

voltage 

(VDC) 

Airflow 

(l/s) 

Running 

current 

(A) 

SFP 

(W/l/s) 

Fig 3 

3.4 

50 

0.08 

0.16 

4.6 

75 

0.14 

0.19 

6.2 

110 

0.26 

0.26 

Fig 4 

3.5 

75 

0.10 

0.13 

5.5 

110 

0.20 

0.20 

7.5 

150 

0.40 

0.30 

Fig 6 

5.2 

105 

0.18 

0.19 

7.5 

150 

0.40 

0.30 

8.8 

175 

0.54 

0.38 

Fig 8 

3.4 

130 

0.16 

0.12 

5.8 

220 

0.40 

0.21 

7.1 

275 

0.64 

0.27 

Fig 10 

5.4 

205 

0.35 

0.19 

7.0 

270 

0.64 

0.27 

7.7 

290 

0.77 

0.31 

Fig 12 

4.4 

210 

0.30 

0.16 

5.8 

280 

0.54 

0.22 

7.0 

350 

0.82 

0.27 

Fig 15 

5.8 

280 

0.54 

0.22 

6.7 

330 

0.60 

0.21 

7.0 

350 

0.82 

0.27 

Table 3: 

Electrical data for EC motors (ECM motor options only; data for ECS motor option will vary) 

 

 

Optional Panel Lock Indicators 

Colour indicators show whether an access panel is 
locked or unlocked. The lock position is shown 
through the 10mm viewing window next to the lock; 
green indicates the panel is safely locked and 
cannot be removed or fall out; red indicates that the 
access panel is unlocked. 

 
Lock indicators can be retro-fitted to all Series AM 
models by replacing the standard access panel with 
a new one which includes the lock indicators. For 
panel lock indicators, refer to Dunham-Bush, stating 
part numbers reference 21-253-208. Price and 
delivery upon application. 
 

 

 

Diagram 10: Lock indicator green 

 panel locked 

 

Diagram 11: Lock indicator red 

 panel unlocked 

Содержание AM Series

Страница 1: ...ION The fan convector serial number model description figure number size are displayed on a label found on the inside of the heater access panel If specified a stencil reference may also be marked on...

Страница 2: ...2 Diagram 2 Range of standard models and accessories...

Страница 3: ...stats All models Standard or tamper resistant room thermostats with an accelerator heater can be provided for on off and speed change Low temperature cut out LTC thermostat A low temperature cut out t...

Страница 4: ...e structure to which heaters are to be fixed must be fit for purpose and capable of accepting plugs and screws anchor bolts or drop rods Floor models require a level base Floor and wall models require...

Страница 5: ...onnections on page 6 7 Wire up as detailed in Electrical Connections and Controls on page 7 8 If supplied fit the adjustable type 2 low temperature cut out thermostat to the LTHW flow pipe 9 After fil...

Страница 6: ...22mm plain copper tails Local isolating and regulating valves are recommended Observe the correct flow and return positions to ensure the rated heat output see Diagram 7 Fill the system and check for...

Страница 7: ...und COMMISSIONING General 1 Purge air from the coil using the manual or automatic air vent or through the mains above the coil if applicable Balance the water flow rate through the system to accepted...

Страница 8: ...re safe low voltage of 10VDC or less Diagram 9 Fan speed interface with 3 speeds ECM fan motor option only Size Low speed Medium speed High speed Fan voltage VDC Airflow l s Running current A SFP W l...

Страница 9: ...9 Diagram 12 Typical installation detail for Models 15 and 41...

Страница 10: ...10 Diagram 13 Typical installation detail for model 17...

Страница 11: ...11 Diagram 14 Typical installation detail for models 19 22 53 and 88...

Страница 12: ...12 Diagram 15 Typical installation detail for model 21...

Страница 13: ...13 Diagram 16 Typical installation detail for models 23 and 92...

Страница 14: ...14 Diagram 17 Fixing detail for loose grille and fixing frame Diagram 18 Fixing detail for plinth...

Страница 15: ...15 Diagram 19 Fixing detail for suspension brackets wall and ceiling mounted units...

Страница 16: ...rmal air flow All accessible surfaces can be wiped with a dry cloth Maintenance 1 Coil Purge any air from the coil using the manual air vent using a suitable key or by turning the knurled thumbwheel o...

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