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High ef

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 ciency heat recovery unit with cooling circuit - 

RHE

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Selection, installation, use and maintenance manual

GB

Description of the components

Panels and frame

The frame is made up of 25 mm thick 
galvanised self-supporting sandwich panels 
with injected polyurethane insulation ( 
density of 42 kg/m

3

) and nylon reinforced 

corners with glass fi bre.  The  construction 
of the casing simplifi es  installation  and 
maintenance.

Fans: 

They are centrifugal fans with forward-
curved blades and with directly connected 
motor. The 230V - 50 Hz single-phase motor 
has one speed. The airfl ow in case of pressure 
drops changes of internal components 
(clogging fi lters) and distribution system 
remains costant.

Refrigerating circuit

 

This is a highly effi cient and silent heat 
pump with scroll or rotative compressor 

 

operating with refrigerant R410A (according 
to sizes), four-way valve for cycle inversion, 
evaporating coil, safety valve, condensing 
coil, liquid receiver, thermostatic valve, 
liquid light , high/low pressure switch and by 
pass valve (for little sizes).

Condensate drain pan: 

made of aluminium alloy, removable and 
with double discharge.

Evaporating/condensating coil: 

with cupper grooved tube and high effi ciency 
aluminium fi ns.

Filters: 

these are cell undulated type placed before 
the recovery unit on the supply and return 
airfl ow. The standard fi lters are class G4 type 
in accordance with classifi cation  UNI  EN 
779 with weighted effi ciency of 90%. They 
are 48 mm thick and are easily removable 
from the top or bottom of the unit for to do 
the cleaning or replacement.

Dirty fi lters pressure switch: 

A differential pressure switch is present, pla-
ced close to the electronic controllers, for the 
detection of the supply fi lter  clogging.  The 
interventation value can be set. The pressure 
switch includes clean contacts (NA, NC) to 
remote the alarm.

Heat recovery unit:

 

This is static cross fl ows  recuperator  
made of aluminium sheets to grant high 
performances. During winter operation, the 
average effi ciency is above 80% for the fi rst 

two sizes and 70% for the last two sizes, 
ensuring fi rst-class energy recovery from the 
air expelled from the room. 

Support brackets

:

They allow the unit to be rapidly and securely 
fi xed to the false ceiling. 

Accessibility:

The heat recovery, the condensate tank, fans 
and fi lters are removable from the bottom, 
removing the two lower panels (if the unit 
is hanging), the same can be easily removed 
from the air by removing the two top panels 
(if units is on the ground). The inspection 
of the electrical panel and the circuit is 
guaranteed by side panels. For the inspection 
of the fi lters, in both the cabinet and the fl oor 
version, you can disassemble the openings 
on the top and bottom panels are fastened 
with fl yers.

Regulation

The unit is equipped with an electrical panel 
with power and regulation section (including 
the three-way valve for the additional hot 
water coil and related servomotor), aimed 
at guaranteeing the management of all 
refrigerating circuit functions. Also present: 
NTC temperature probe on the internal air 
recovery, external air temperature probe, 
pressure switch on the supply fi lter.
With the free-cooling accessory are supplied 
dampers and servomotors.
A remote control terminal is also supplied 
for the automatic management of the unit, 
remotable up to 150 meter (cable not supplied). 
The unit is equipped for the management of 
a luminous sign (230V) which switches on in 
case of generic alarm or unit OFF, in conformity 
with the norms in force for rooms for smokers.
The following operations can be performed on 
the microprocessor: switching on and off of the 
unit, summer/winter changeover, setting of set-
point parameters, reading of room temperature.

N.B. For further information refer to 
the user manual.

Key

Cooling circuit

Electric board

3

 

Centrifugal fan

4

 

G4 Filter

5

 

Heat recovery unit

6

 

Exchange coil

7

 

Condensate discharge

8

 

Fans inverter

RHE 10-15

1

2

8

7

3

6

5

4

Summary of Contents for RHE Series

Page 1: ...0313 6180505 07 SELECTION USE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL HEAT RECOVERY UNITS WITH COOLING CIRCUIT RHE Series GB FAST S p A ISO 9001 2000 Cert n 0882 4...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...nter operation 15 Dimensions 16 Accessories dimensions 19 Accessories assembly instructions 21 Instructions for assembling roofs for outside installation 21 Installation and use of the unit 23 Positio...

Page 4: ...ders atten tion concerning risks that can t be avoided or sufficiently limited with the adoption of protection means and measures GENERAL DANGER SIGNS Carefully observe all indications at the side of...

Page 5: ...lings easier with easy accessibility for the maintenance of all internal parts This gives the opportunity also thanks to the management and installation simplicity to satisfy many system requirements...

Page 6: ...s static cross flows recuperator made of aluminium sheets to grant high performances During winter operation the average efficiency is above 80 for the first two sizes and 70 for the last two sizes en...

Page 7: ...ccessory is not compatible with the MBCH MBCX MSS and FBH accessories NB for further information refer to the tables in this manual and to the various accessory kits for compatibility refer to fig 02...

Page 8: ...acity 3 kW 2 8 2 9 3 9 7 0 Available cooling capacity 2 kW 1 8 3 1 3 3 5 4 Recovered heating capacity 3 kW 3 6 10 0 15 3 19 6 Recovered cooling capacity 2 kW 2 2 3 2 4 5 5 8 Refrigerating circuit heat...

Page 9: ...pressure drop at nominal flow rate Pa 7 18 37 37 Heating capacity 1 kW 7 68 10 35 15 56 19 7 Heating capacity 2 kW 2 57 4 04 6 45 7 6 Water flow rate 1 l h 673 906 1363 1725 Water side pressure drop n...

Page 10: ...heat pump operating C 10 10 10 10 Max external temp with heat pump operating C 28 28 28 28 Max internal temp with heat pump operating C 30 30 30 30 Min internal temp with heat pump operating C 14 14 1...

Page 11: ...table to determine the total refrigerating and heating performance based on the outside conditions External air temperature C Key Room air temperature Summer operation 26 C 50 UR fig 04 Heating perfor...

Page 12: ...in the room on the variation of the external conditions The variability of the air flows is that allowed to guarantee that the refrigerating circuit operates correctly Note The following diagrams are...

Page 13: ...ssure drops Pa on the air side based on the flow rate for the MBCH and MSS accessories Fig 08 illustrates the pressure drops kPa water side of the MBCH accessory coil Note The pressure drops illustrat...

Page 14: ...nd maintenance manual GB Refrigerating circuit summer operation KEY CP Compressor BC Condensing coil BE Evaporating coil F Filter RL Liquid receiver PA High pressure probe VIC Inversion valve AP High...

Page 15: ...nd maintenance manual GB Refrigerating circuit winter operation KEY CP Compressor BC Condensing coil BE Evaporating coil F Filter RL Liquid receiver PA High pressure probe VIC Inversion valve AP High...

Page 16: ...c g kg Gx Gy RHE 10 300 700 650 RHE 15 310 740 745 Gx Gy FILTER ACCESSIBILITY CONDENSATE DISCHARGE 1 J UNI 338 CONDENSATE DISCHARGE 1 J UNI 338 FILTER ACCESSIBILITY SUPPLY FAN EXHAUST FAN BY PASS FOR...

Page 17: ...anual GB Weights and c g kg Gx Gy RHE 25 373 1130 920 Gx Gy RHE 25 FILTER ACCESSIBILITY FILTER ACCESSIBILITY CONDENSATE DISCHARGE 1 J UNI 338 CONDENSATE DISCHARGE 1 J UNI 338 BY PASS FOR FREE COOLING...

Page 18: ...tenance manual GB Weights and c g kg Gx Gy RHE 33 410 1365 1145 Gx Gy RHE 33 FILTER ACCESSIBILITY FILTER ACCESSIBILITY CONDENSATE DISCHARGE 1 J UNI 338 CONDENSATE DISCHARGE 1 J UNI 338 BY PASS FOR FRE...

Page 19: ...Modules Mod mm RHE 10 15 25 MSS 1 RHE 33 MSS 2 A 684 846 5 B 684 684 C 574 574 D 500 500 E 59 59 F 59 59 G 16 16 H 718 880 5 I 12 5 12 5 L 342 432 5 M 287 287 N 624 624 A B C Mod mm RHE 10 15 BIT 1 R...

Page 20: ...10 15 25 MBCX 1 2 3 RHE 33 MBCX 2 A 610 772 5 B 574 574 C 359 359 D 718 880 5 E 342 423 F 342 423 G 500 500 H 250 287 I 287 287 L 37 37 M 61 61 N 12 5 12 5 O 110 110 P 78 76 Q 68 71 R 150 150 S 225 2...

Page 21: ...ons for assembling roofs for outside installation The roofs of the base unit are composed of two parts 1 2 one part has an accessible panel 1 for allowing the flat filters to be serviced The two parts...

Page 22: ...l GB Unit accessibility Circular flanges FGE accessory 380 mm Dampers and actuators accessory FCH Mod mm RHE 10 RHE 15 25 RHE 33 B 450 550 600 H 310 410 460 2 dampers with actuators ON OFF 230V are in...

Page 23: ...ust not be used to recover equipment spare parts Any use other than those indicated in this manual may generate hazards and is therefore prohibited Before performing maintenance or cleaning operations...

Page 24: ...supporting brackets for horizontal installation The unit can be fixed by means of fins bars by steel M6 of suitable length blo cked through nuts and washers to sup port brackets assembled to unit it...

Page 25: ...ween the ducts and the recovery unit place the supply duct with a straight section of at least one meter before the bends branches etc and make sure that the ductling does not have inclinations of the...

Page 26: ...the damper B In order to use the free cooling function a duct is required to connect to damper A and another to connect to damper B The two dampers A and B have an opposing function When the outside...

Page 27: ...wiring away from electric and magnetic fields that could disturb such as inverters high voltage power supply lines etc CAUTION Once the connections have been made check that all the cables have been c...

Page 28: ...BLE VARIABLE VARIABLE FIXED DIP SWITCHES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Flow 800 m3 h Flow 900 m3 h Flow 1000 factory setting m3 h ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF MODEL RHE 15 FIXED FIXED FIXED VARIABLE VARIABLE VARIABLE FIXED D...

Page 29: ...IXED VARIABLE VARIABLE VARIABLE FIXED DIP SWITCHES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Flow 2050 m3 h Flow 2300 m3 h Flow 2550 factory setting m3 h ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF MODEL RHE 33 FIXED FIXED FIXED VARIABLE VARIABLE VARI...

Page 30: ...n be washed with cold water To disassemble the filters remove the inspection panel with knobs remove the filters clean the filters replace all parts in reverse order Condensate drain pan Dirt can hoar...

Page 31: ...ded for disposal Decommissioning Disconnect the unit All decommissioning operations must be performed by authorized personnel in accordance with the national legislation in force in the country where...

Page 32: ...ction or contacts open Check the voltage and close the contact Thermostat does not System at temperature no respond request check the setting and the functioning Safety device does not See point 9 and...

Page 33: ...refrigerant 16 Evaporator coil Lack of refrigerant in the circuit Check for leaks and eliminate them before bubbles visible in the indicator roofping up with refrigerant Thermostatic expansion valve o...

Page 34: ...NOTE...

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