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UKUNDA 

SIG AH

Heat Recovery unit 

 Installation-Operation-Maintenance

 reserves the right to change the specifications of the product  at any time without prior notice

3.1 SAFETY 

Installation has to be carried on by a qualified technician.

Unit and accessories must be supplied by a dedicated 

power line and duly sized differential safety and thermal  

protection. Before proceeding with maintenance please 

unplug the system. 

Unit and accessories must not be used as security ven-

tilation  systems.  Do  not  install  in  potentially  explosive 

atmosphere.

All control wires need be  50 mm away from power cable 

(because of magnetic fields).

Use genuine spare parts only to be sure not to void war-

ranty. 

Obey the local fire regulations, as well as environmental 

law requirements. 

The manufacturer does not accept liability for this. 

Observe as well the safety regulations and wear protec-

tive gloves.

The unit is designed to provide mechanical ventilation 

with heat recovery. The unit can operate with constant 

speed, constant air flow or constant pressure, with relat-

ed accessories. The unit is equipped with high efficiency 

heat exchanger (up to 95% heat can be recovered) and 

with low consumption EC motors fan.

The unit is for indoor installation. Operation Temperature 

Before starting installation check that the unit has been 

supplied complete and undamaged. Visible loss or dam-

age is apparent at the time of delivery must be noted. 

Noted loss or damage must be recorded in detail on the 

delivery receipt. When recording loss or damage, please 

use specific details and try to avoid general or generic 

terms such as “box damaged” or “torn”.

Check also size, model and accessories.

The unit must be stored in a dry clean place protected 

from frosting and magnetic fields in its original packag-

ing until installation.

In case of long-term storage, or inactivity the unit must 

be protected from dust and moisture, and run the test 

described in part 1 1995-11 DIN VDE 0702-1.

Don’t run the unit prior to complete installation.

4 INSTALLATION 

During  installation  leave  a  free  space  to  maintenance 

and service. Tha access panels have to be opened for 

that  purpose,  see  free  space  reccomendation  for  ser-

vicing and to allow internal components to be removed 

for  cleaning  or  service  (for  ex.  heat  exchangers,  fans, 

filters).

3.2 UNIT CONSIGNEE AND STORAGE

is 0-40°C (without ambient frosting). For external Tem-

perature lower than -10°C preheater is recommended.

Do not continuously use the unit in the presence of water 

vapor (both internal and external to the unit). For high 

humidity atmosphere inquiry the manufacturer.

The automatic frost protection is provided by flow imbal-

ancing.  Optional  integrated  heating  coil  for  lower  tem-

peratures is recommended.

Electronic controlled bypass damper is provided to sup-

ply  filtered  outside  fresh  air.  Bypass  opens  and  clos-

es  according  to  the  setting  available  on  touch  screen 

(KTS) or can be driven by an external input. Min exter-

nal temperature to close bypass and threshold internal 

temperature  to  open  bypass  can  be  set.  High  surface 

area washable G4 filter (coarse) (on return side) and F7 

ePM1 55%(fresh side) are standard. 

Clogged filter alarm is by pressure sensors as standard.

Installing conditions and aeraulic system if not adequate  

or properly  planned can affect the nominal performanc-
es of the unit.

Summary of Contents for UKUNDA

Page 1: ...otice Contents 1 0 INTRODUCTION 2 1 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2 2 0 MAIN LAYOUTS 3 3 0 MAIN COMPONENTS 4 3 1 SAFETY 5 4 0 INSTALLATION 5 5 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT 8 6 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 9 7 UNIT OPERATION 12 8 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES CONTROLS 13 9 FROST RISK 15 10 CONDENSATE TRAY 16 High efficiency heat recovery ventilation units Installation Operation Maintenance Manual ...

Page 2: ...in compliance with the man ufacturers recommendations and with current local 1 0 INTRODUCTION 1 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION legislation and codes of practice If these guidelines are not followed the unit may experi ence a shortened life or may present a risk of unsafety To guarantee efficiency and long working life a unit in spection maintenance should be carried out annually by an expert technician The...

Page 3: ...overy unit Installation Operation Maintenance reserves the right to change the specifications of the product at any time without prior notice 2 0 MAIN LAYOUTS HOC horizontal side connection layout BACK FRONT supply fresh return exhaust ...

Page 4: ... without prior notice 1 Touch screen control remotable 2 High efficiency counterflow heat exchanger 3 Electronic box with connections 4 Air filter 5 Air filter 6 Condensate discharge 7 Bypass valve for free cooling 8 Extract and supply fans 9 Side panels 10 Unit body 11 IRS PIR 12 Accessory comparment HWD CWD UNIT WITH DUCTED RETURN 2 0 MAIN COMPONENTS ...

Page 5: ... and try to avoid general or generic terms such as box damaged or torn Check also size model and accessories The unit must be stored in a dry clean place protected from frosting and magnetic fields in its original packag ing until installation In case of long term storage or inactivity the unit must be protected from dust and moisture and run the test described in part 1 1995 11 DIN VDE 0702 1 Don...

Page 6: ...s to any protruding Accessories eg equipment roof transport bars trusses wooden spacers cable loops pull ropes lifting gear and other accessories required for the crane transport are not included and therefore be provided on site Access panels and electronics controls must be always closed and protected during transport 4 1 UNIT HANDLING AND INSTALLATION VERY IMPORTANT FIX THE RETAINING SCREWS AGA...

Page 7: ...anties for the proper function of the equipment as well as the manufacturer responsibility 4 2 3 BASIC REQUIREMENTS Important Check the unit air flow layout and installation it is not possible to change the ordered layout in site and specific user requirements are to be factory fitted with dedicated customization The installation place must be indoor and frost free Leave a free space for panel ope...

Page 8: ...30 1580 330 280 500 500 A A1 mm B B1 B2 mm C mm D mm E mm F mm G mm H mm kg 40 1560 1400 1850 1400 150 250 190 260 365 200 1280 170 70 1860 1700 1850 1400 150 250 190 260 365 200 1580 201 120 1860 1700 1850 1400 150 350 250 300 365 315 1580 310 A B C E D F G B1 B2 A1 F H H 50 UKUNDA SIG AH Heat Recovery unit Installation Operation Maintenance reserves the right to change the specifications of the ...

Page 9: ...o the board with a RJ45 8 pole Ethernet straight cable of Cat 5 or higher The unit can be equipped with two external control Input 0 10 V to set unit on off bypass on off or proportional air flow control it can also give two output signals configurable on unit run bypass open unit fault Important Input and output configuration is to be set in the touch screen control service menu Priority when the...

Page 10: ...ny time without prior notice See power intake table for sizing the power cable Always protect each unit with proper indipendent main switch and safety protection in accordance to the local laws Cable for remote control must be in accordance to the recommendatios you find in the IOM of the remote control VERY IMPORTANT cable through the cable guide ...

Page 11: ...H Heat Recovery unit Installation Operation Maintenance reserves the right to change the specifications of the product at any time without prior notice 6 2 ELECTRICAL BASIC SCHEMA BYPASS TOUCH SCREEN AIR SENSORS OR HEATING COOLING ACCES SORIES FAN CONNECTIONS AIR TEMP SENSORS UNIT POWER ELECTRIC BOARD CONTROL BOARD INTERNAL ACCES SORIES OPTION Ex AIR DUCT SENSOR INTERNAL PREHEATER supply exhaust f...

Page 12: ...2 is activated COMM Accessories The connected accessories are communicating with the unit TOUCH SCREEN PLUG The touch screen is powered TOUCH SCREEN ARROWS The touch screen is communicating with the unit MAIN POWER The unit is powered FAN Weekly program is set and fans are operating WEEKLY Weekly program is set FILTER Clogged filter see Maintenance and Troubleshooting ALARM See Troubleshooting 7 0...

Page 13: ... self contained Electronically controlled pre hot water coil PHWD self contained Electronically controlled post hot water coil HWD self contained Electronically controlled chilled water coil CWD self contained Electronically controlled electric post heater EHD self contained Occupancy infra red sensor IRS Clogged filter alarm pressure sensor DPS Control KTS control touch screen BASIC KTS control t...

Page 14: ...ir flow rate m3 h 40 IEHD AELEH000808 230 V 50 Hz 0 75 6 5 11 400 70 6 700 120 AELEH000809 2 13 7 1200 Size item ref number Supply Capacity kW Air 18 C 20 HR Water 80 70 C P drop Water kPa Water connection female Electric power intake W Current A Air flow rate m3 h 40 IHWD AHDCOLHWC131 230 V 50 Hz 6 14 6 3 4 50 0 4 350 70 AHDCOLHWC132 8 9 12 4 3 4 87 0 7 550 120 AHDCOLHWC133 15 4 16 4 3 4 150 1 2 ...

Page 15: ...vide the pipe with trace heating 9 FROST RISK It is important that the air handling unit is installed hori zontally The condensate drain must be connected to a site drain siphon with water trap or an on site conden sate pump During operation there may be a negative pressure up to 500 Pa equivalent to a 50mm water column enter in the flow In this case the difference in height must be 50mm minimum i...

Page 16: ... EN standards 93 37 EC 2006 42 EC EC Machinery Directive 2004 108 EC EC EMC Directive Electro Magnetic Compatibility 2006 95 EC EC Low Voltage Directive EN 60204 1 Safety Of Machinery Electrical Equipment Of Machines Part 1 General Requirements EN 12100 2010 Safety of machinery basic concepts general principles for design EN 60034 5 Rotating electric machinery part 5 Protection classification for ...

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