Protector AS-500, Руководство по эксплуатации

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AS-500 | ENGLISH
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ENCODING EXHAUST CONTROL
The window transmitter is not encoded at the factory and
needs to be programmed to the receiver during initial
operation.
Please keep to the exact sequence!
1. Insert the plug on the equipment to be switched
(e.g. exhaust hood) into the RECEIVER.
2. Then insert the RECEIVER into a mains socket. The power
LED (6) flashes yellow if the RECEIVER is functioning
correctly. The receiver is now in learning mode
for 20 seconds.
3. Insert the batteries (3 x AAA) into the window transmit-
ter. The LEDs on the transmitter will illuminate briefly.
4. Activate the window TRANSMITTER by holding the
magnet against the casing once and then removing it.
The LEDs installed in the transmitter will illuminate. The
power LED (6) on the RECEIVER stops flashing and the
programming process is complete.
5. The TRANSMITTER has now been programmed to the
RECEIVER and the AS-500 is ready for use.
6. The receiver goes into learn mode for 20 seconds after
every mains power failure. If no new window transmitter
is taught then the old encoding remains.
FUNCTION TEST
1. Switch the exhaust device ON and open the window
> Exhaust device must start.
2. Close window
> Exhaust device must switch off.
Most kitchens are equipped with rectangular combination tilt
& turn windows.
If the window is, for example, round in form, then ask your
specialist installation technician or the district flue & chimney
inspector to calculate the minimum opening.
An example of the required minimum opening for a rectangu-
lar window is shown in the table for tilt/turn adjustment.
1. Find out the air extraction throughput of your air
extraction device in m³/h. You can find this on the type
plate or in the manual for the air extraction device
(e.g. air extraction hood).
2. Measure the internal width and height of the window
and work out the window size in m².
(width x height = m²; e.g. 0.8 m x 1.0 m = 0.8 m²) =
window size
3. Read off the window gap size (minimum gap at side of
your window) where the air extraction throughput and
window size intersect on the table.
4. Measure the inner window gap size at the top in the tilt
position in cm. The gap size of your window may not be
less than the gap size obtained from the table. An even
larger gap or window opening is preferable.
5. If the window‘s gap size is less than the permitted value
according to the table then it may be that the window
can only achieve the required gap size in the turning
position. Even in the turning position, a minimum gap
size must be achieved. The window contacts must be
mounted so that maintenance of the minimum gap size
is assured. We recommend that the minimum gap size is
fixed by means of a spacer.