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6.2 Other user settings

In addition to the air quantities per setting, the user can also adjust

the following parameters.

U4.

Minimum atmospheric temperature bypass. this is the minimum

atmospheric temperature at which the bypass opens, also when the

indoor temperature satisfies the conditions. (Factory set @ 10

o

C).

U5.

Minimum indoor temperature for the bypass. this is the minimum

indoor temperature at which the bypass opens, when the atmospheric

temperature also satisfies the conditions. (Factory set @ 22

o

C).

These two setting possibilities are made in the same manner as

described in section 6.1.  

6.3 Installer settings

Various other settings of the control unit can also be modified.

Because some settings have an influence on the correct operation of

the unit, these have been placed in a separate installer parameters set.

Consequently, these parameters can only be modified by the installer.

How to modify these is explained in section 7.6.

1. Fixed imbalance

This can be used to keep the pressure in the dwelling at a higher 

(+)

or lower 

(-)

level than the atmospheric pressure. 

Positive imbalance (+):

the output fan ventilates the set value in

(m

3

/h) less than the input fan.

Negative imbalance (-)

: the input fan ventilates the set value in 

(m

3

/h) less than the output fan.

2. No contact step

This setting determines the ventilation position when no switch 

contact is connected to position 1; the unit will start running at 

the ventilation position set here.

3. Not applicable

4. Switch line 1 step

Determines what position of the multiple switch matches line 1 on 

the control unit.

5. Switch line 2 step

Determines what position of the multiple switch matches line 2 on 

the control unit.

6. Switch line 3 step

Determines what position of the multiple switch matches line 3 on 

the control unit.

7. Imbalance permissible

This determines whether for instance the frost protection may 

affect the imbalance.

8. Bypass mode

There is a choice between 3 situations.

Mode 0 

The bypass valve is not operated

Mode 1

The bypass valve - if installed - is opened when

(standard

The temperature conditions are complied with

setting)

Mode 2 

The inlet fan starts running at the lowest possible

rpm if the temperature conditions are complied with

9. Hysteresis bypass

Here you can enter how much the indoor temperature may drop before

the bypass closes or the inlet fan starts running at the normal rpm.

10. Constant pressure switched off

Here you can set whether in all cases the fans are running at constant

flow or that they start running at constant pressure when a certain

resistance is exceeded.

Refer to the table in section 7.7 for the factory setting.

11. Pre-heater or post-heater

This indicates whether a preheater or postheater is connected.

Setting 11.

Situation

0

No pre-heater or post-heater

1

Pre-heater connected to basic pcb

2 & 3

Only use this selling for option pcb

12. Temperature pre-heater

This sets the offset temperature preheater.

13. Filter message

Sets whether the filter message is shown on the display and the LED

of the 3-way switch.

14. Presence option pcb

This indicates whether an option pcb is mounted.

15. Heat recovery configuration

Option setting when heat recovery is used in combination with central

heating; only heat recovery or the combination central h 

heat recovery.

Only heat recovery = 0; Central h heat recovery = 1.

16. Fan setting for central h heat recovery

Fan(s) off for central h heat recovery 

(only applicable if 15 = 1).

Setting 16.

Situation fan(s)

1

Output fan off

2

Input fan off

3

Both fans off

17. Repeat time in hours

for switching off the fan(s) selected under 16 for central h

heat recovery.

18. Maximum switch-off time

in seconds for the fan(s) selected under 16 for central h 

heat recovery.

19. Minimum switch-off time

in seconds for the fan(s) selected under 16 after switching on 230V

for central h heat recovery.

Refer to the table in section 7.7 for the factory setting.

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Leaflet Number 611272 January 2012

Installation and Maintenance

MRXBOX90L Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery

Summary of Contents for MRXBOX90L

Page 1: ...es heat transfer between inlet and outlet air 3 Filters filter both air flows 4 Atmospheric temperature sensor measures outside air temperature 5 Communication connection port for cable to multiple sw...

Page 2: ...ol fresh air A Electric connections B Detail wall mounting make sure to correctly place the rubber strip washers and caps C Connection condensate discharge B Detail of wall mounting Air Performance of...

Page 3: ...ctions F Function key switching on and off parameter menu next parameter increase value previous parameter decrease value OK Switching on and off settings menu manual fault reset Other commands can be...

Page 4: ...to emergency mode As standard that is set to switch off the fans 5 0 Installation Installation must be carried out by competent personnel in accordance with the appropriate authority and conforming t...

Page 5: ...if the resistance of the duct system is higher the maximum ventilation capacity will be lower the location of the mechanical ventilation outlet and the sewer stack vent relative to the inlet must be...

Page 6: ...reless Controller optional 1 General If required this optional control see fig 10 can be purchased direct fom Nuaire Part number MRXBOX90 BS Wireless remote control exists from a receiver and a sender...

Page 7: ...n the top and bottom Transmission Range The following figures for expected transmission range may be used as a rough guide only Line of sight connections 30m range in corridors up to 100m in halls Pla...

Page 8: ...sing keys or 5 The modified setting can now A Be saved and stored B Be removed C Be restored to factory setting A Simultaneously press keys F and first press F and then to save the modified setting th...

Page 9: ...ween 3 situations Mode 0 The bypass valve is not operated Mode 1 The bypass valve if installed is opened when standard The temperature conditions are complied with setting Mode 2 The inlet fan starts...

Page 10: ...for pre heater unit E X4 1 2 4 3 Mains in Mains in Figure 12 Typical installation for pre heater Figure 13 A Heating element max 1000W B Safety switch for maximum temperature with manual reset C Powe...

Page 11: ...ce MRXBOX90L Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery Figure 14 6 6 Wiring diagram connection pre heater to MRXBOX90L without option pcb A Heating coil B Maximum safety with manual reset C Connecting...

Page 12: ...igure 15 Typical installation for post heater Figure 16 A Heating element max 1000W B Safety switch for maximum temperature with manual reset C Temperature sensor D Power connector 230V E Cable to be...

Page 13: ...5 minutes Press key OK 1 second If no key is operated during 1 minute Press keys F and OK 3 seconds Press key or Press F or key 1 second Press F or key 1 second Press OK key 1 second If no key is oper...

Page 14: ...of the multiple switch and the connected outlet volume are shown operational mode on the left of the multiple switch to the left of the dot The three remaining positions shown to the right of the dot...

Page 15: ...to activate the settings menu 2 Press keys F and OK for 3 seconds to activate the comprehensive parameters section for the installer 3 The desired parameter can be found with the aid of keys and 4 The...

Page 16: ...ond to reset the filter indication The text FIL will blink for a moment and then the display will return to operational mode 16 Leaflet Number 611272 January 2012 Installation and Maintenance MRXBOX90...

Page 17: ...acing the filters The filter only has to be cleaned when that is indicated on the display it shows the text FIL or if a multiple switch with filter indication is mounted when the red LED at the switch...

Page 18: ...t and the ARC number of the purchase if possible This information will be available on the fan label 11 0 Warranty The 5 year warranty starts from the day of delivery and includes 1 year parts and lab...

Page 19: ...Where access to any part of equipment which moves or can become electrically live are not prevented by the equipment panels or by fixed installation detail eg ducting then guarding to the appropriate...

Page 20: ...20 Leaflet Number 611272 January 2012 Western Industrial Estate Caerphilly United Kingdom CF83 1NA T 029 2088 5911 F 029 2088 7033 E info nuaire co uk W www nuaire co uk...

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