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5.4.  DOOR CONTACT INSTALLATION 

Sample of door contact installation  

DCm

 

– In case of installation in way which is show on drawing 

below, connectors 21 and 22 need to be used 
 
Hinged doors  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

Dce 

– In case of installation in way which is show on drawing 

below, cable yellow and green need to be used. Other cables 
must be isolated. 

Hinged door                            Sliding doors 

 

 

 

6. GUIDELINES FOR CONNECTION WITH POWER 
SUPPLY 

 Before connecting the power supply check the correctness of 

connection of the fan motor and the controllers. These 
connections should be executed in accordance with their 
technical documentation.  

 Before connecting the power supply check whether the 

mains voltage is in accordance with the voltage on the device 
data shield. 

 The electrical system supplying the fan motor should be 

additionally protected with a circuit breaker against the effects 
of a possible short-circuit in the system  

 Starting the device without connecting the ground conductor 

is forbidden. 

7.  GUIDELINES FOR CONNECTION WITH PIPELINE 

 

  The  connection  should  be  executed  in  a  way  which  does 

not induce stresses. 

  It is recommended to install vent valves at the highest point 

of the system. 

  The  system  should  be  executed  so  that,  in  the  case  of  a 

failure,  it  is  possible  to  disassemble  the  device.  For  this 
purpose it is best to use shut-off valves just by the device. 

  The  system  with  the  heating  medium  must  be  protected 

against an increase of the heating medium pressure above 
the permissible value (1.6 MPa). 

  While  screwing  exchanger  to  pipeline  -  connecting  stubs 

has to be hold by wrench. 

 

8.   OPERATION 

  The  device  is  designed  for  operation  inside  buildings,  at 

temperatures above 0

o

C. In low temperatures (below 0ºC) 

there is a danger of freezing of the medium. 

The  manufacturer  bears  no  responsibility  for  damage  of 
the heat exchanger resulting from freezing of the medium 
in  the  exchanger. 

It  is  forbidden  to  place  any  objects  on  the 

heater or to hang any objects on the connecting stubs. 

  The  device  must  be  inspected  periodically.  In  the  case  of 

incorrect  operation  of  the  device  it  should  be  switched  off 
immediately. 

  It is forbidden to use a damaged device. The manufacturer 

bears  no  responsibility  for  damage  resulting  from  the  use 
of a damaged device. 

  If it is necessary to clean the exchanger, be careful not to 

damage the aluminium lamellas. 

  For  the  time  of  performing  inspection  or  cleaning  the 

device, 

the 

electrical 

power 

supply 

should 

be 

disconnected. 

  In case water is drained from the device for a longer period 

of  time,  the  exchanger  tubes  should  be  emptied  with 
compressed air.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for ELIS A-E-100

Page 1: ...TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION OPERATION MANUAL DTR ELIS A 4 0 2015 10 22 PL ...

Page 2: ...in the operation manual at any time and without notice and also to make changes in the device without influencing its operation This manual is an integral part of the device and it must be delivered to the user together with the device In order to ensure correct operation of the equipment get thoroughly acquainted with this manual and keep it for the future The devices may only be installed and op...

Page 3: ...HNICAL DATA A W 100 A N 100 A E 100 A W 150 A N 150 A E 150 A W 200 A N 200 A E 200 Power supply V Hz 230 50 3x400 50 230 50 3x400 50 230 50 3x400 50 Power consumption kW 0 17 7 0 25 10 7 0 34 15 Current consumption A 0 72 10 1 1 15 5 1 45 21 5 IP Insulation class 21 F Connecting stub Max water temperature o C 95 95 95 Max water pressure MPa 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 Temperature increase T ºC 34 25 25 21 24...

Page 4: ...0 A N 200 A E 200 3 50dB A 53dB A 55dB A 2 43dB A 46dB A 48dB A 1 39dB A 42dB A 44dB A Acoustic pressure level measured in the room of average sound absorption capacity 500m3 at the distance of 3 m apart of the unit 2 4 AIR VOLUME step A W 100 A N 100 A E 100 A W 150 A N 150 A E 150 A W 200 A N 200 A E 200 3 1500m 3 h 2500 m 3 h 3500 m 3 h 2 1150m 3 h 2100 m 3 h 2900 m 3 h 1 800m 3 h 1650 m 3 h 24...

Page 5: ... 9 218 268 319 0 7 1 0 1 4 30 28 26 10 8 3 10 1 12 0 361 443 526 1 7 2 4 3 3 38 35 33 6 4 7 9 9 4 186 230 274 0 5 0 8 1 1 31 30 28 15 7 2 8 9 10 5 316 388 461 1 3 1 9 2 6 40 37 35 5 2 6 6 7 9 153 191 229 0 4 0 6 0 8 33 32 30 20 6 2 7 6 9 1 271 334 397 1 0 1 5 2 0 42 40 38 3 9 5 1 6 3 114 150 182 0 2 0 4 0 5 34 33 32 Tw1 Tw2 60 40 o C Tw1 Tw2 50 40 o C 0 850 1150 1500 8 3 10 1 12 0 360 442 525 1 8 ...

Page 6: ...A W 200 PT Qw Δpw Tp2 PT Qw Δpw Tp2 Tp1 V kW l h kPa C kW l h kPa C C m 3 h Tw1 Tw2 90 70 o C Tw1 Tw2 80 60 o C 0 2400 2900 3500 25 7 29 32 2 1135 1271 1419 12 14 5 18 32 29 27 22 24 7 27 6 970 1086 1212 9 11 1 13 6 27 25 23 5 24 27 30 1063 1191 1329 10 4 13 16 35 32 30 20 4 22 9 25 5 898 1006 1122 7 8 9 7 11 8 30 28 27 10 22 5 25 1 28 992 1110 1240 9 2 11 3 14 38 36 34 18 8 21 23 5 825 924 1031 6...

Page 7: ...e by side While mounting ELiS A side by side it is important to start from right side like is shown below all electrical conntection should be done before installing following curtain 4 1 RECOMMENDATION OF MONTAGE DISTANCES 4 2 MOUNTING BY RODS UNDER THE CEILING While mounting curtains under the ceiling 4 rods M8 should be screwed minimum 20 mm deep ...

Page 8: ...LS BY THE BRACKETS ELIS A W 100 A N 100 A E 100 A W 150 A N 150 A E 150 A W 200 A N 200 A E 200 4 4 BRACKETS Brackets ELiS A 2 x bracket ELiS A 4 x plug Ø10 4 x double threaded screw M8 4 x washer M8 4 x nut M8 4 x allen screw M8 not included ...

Page 9: ...r com 9 4 5 STAGES OF INSTALATION Curtain Type Distance between brackets mm ELiS A W 100 ELiS A E 100 ELiS A N 100 970 ELiS A W 150 ELiS A E 150 ELiS A N 150 1440 ELiS A W 200 ELiS A E 200 ELiS A N 200 1895 1 2 3 ...

Page 10: ...m mechanical door contact Operating temperature range 10 80 o C IP Insulation class IP 65 Connectors 1xNC i 1xNO Max current resistive 10A inductive 3A Max Power load 300Vac or 250Vdc DCe magnetic door contact Operating temperature range 5 60 o C IP Insulation class IP 64 Connectors NC Max current inductive resistive 0 5A Max power Load 175Vdc Lenght of cabel 2m Max operating contactors distance 8...

Page 11: ...ed operating S1 S2 S3 signalize number of set fan speed T signalize of valve set DC signalize of door contact set OPEN CLOSE signalize valve actuator WORK signalize of software working SW3 operating mode switch default settings 1 Device function selection BMS Address adjustment 2 MASTER mode operating SLAVE mode operating 3 Curtain Heater DUO 4 ELiS W N ELiS E 5 K1 Programme K2 Programme 6 Operati...

Page 12: ...y B Return pipe water supply 5 3 2 REGULATION TS ELIS A E WIRING DIAGRAMS Power supply 3x400V 50Hz ELiS A E 100 min 5x4 mm2 Overcurrent B16 ELiS A E 150 min 5x6 mm2 Overcurrent B20 ELiS A E 200 min 5x6 mm2 Overcurrent B25 Air curtain step switch with thermostat TS OMY 5x0 5mm 2 HEAT heating mode FAN room thermostat deactivated COOL cooling mode Door contact DCe DCm door closed contacts opened door...

Page 13: ...y B Return pipe water supply 5 3 4 REGULATION T box ELIS A E WIRING DIAGRAMS Power supply 3x400V 50Hz ELiS A E 100 min 5x4 mm2 Overcurrent B16 ELiS A E 150 min 5x6 mm2 Overcurrent B20 ELiS A E 200 min 5x6 mm2 Overcurrent B25 T box OMY 4x0 5mm 2 Door contact DCe DCm door closed contacts opened door opened contacts closed ATTENTION Switch 4 on SW3 to the position E and then restart the system switch...

Page 14: ...LAVE curtain 5 3 6 CONTROL SYSTEM BMS CONNECTION DRV driver has a possibility to be connected to integrated Building Management System BMS Parameters Name Description Physical layer RS485 Protocol MODBUS RTU Baud rate 38400 bps Parity Even Data bits 8 STOP bits 1 Connection must be made using 3 poliges wire to connectors IN A IN B GND SIGNAL GROUND UWAGA Dla ostatniego urządzenia pracującego w sie...

Page 15: ...ermostat is off 1 HEAT_ON Curtain s thermostat is on 5 0x08 ContactDoor 0 1 Set value for door contact 0 DOOR_CLOSE Door is closed 1 DOOR_OPEN Door is opend Inputs Register Data write Lp Adres rejestru Nazwa parametru Min Max Opis 1 0x04 CurtainFanSpeed 0 3 Curent fan step 0 FAN_SPEED0 Fan is off 1 FAN_SPEED1 1st step of fan is on 2 FAN_SPEED2 2nd step of fan is on 3 FAN_SPEED3 3rd step of fan is ...

Page 16: ... should be executed so that in the case of a failure it is possible to disassemble the device For this purpose it is best to use shut off valves just by the device The system with the heating medium must be protected against an increase of the heating medium pressure above the permissible value 1 6 MPa While screwing exchanger to pipeline connecting stubs has to be hold by wrench 8 OPERATION The d...

Page 17: ...ount inlet grill guard It is recommended to use pressured air to clean the exchanger air stream need to be directed perpendicular to exchanger and moved along lamellas It is prohibited to use water or sharp items to clean exchanger Other installed equipment do not need be cleaned 11 SERVICE In the case of any irregularities in the device operation please contact the manufacturer s service departme...

Page 18: ...tu product launch date 2014 jest zgodna z zasadniczymi wymaganiami was produced in accordance to the following European Directives dyrektywy directives MD 2006 42 WE dyrektywy directives EMC 2004 108 WE oraz zharmonizowanymi z tymi dyrektywami normami and harmonized norms with above directives PN EN 60204 1 2010 Bezpieczeństwo maszyn Wyposażenie elektryczne maszyn Część 1 Wymagania ogólne Safety o...

Page 19: ...h mieszkalnym handlowym i lekko uprzemysłowionym Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 6 1 Generic standards Immunity for residential commercial and light industrial environments PN EN 61000 6 2 2008 Kompatybilność elektromagnetyczna EMC Część 6 2 Normy ogólne Odporność w środowiskach przemysłowych Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 6 2 Generic standards Immunity for industrial environments P...

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