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Legend:

HYG  =  Hygrostat
M 1  =  Compressor
M 2  =  Fan motor 1
M 3  =  Fan motor 2
M 4  =  Fan motor 3
Y 1  =  Solenoid valve
R3.1  =  Condenser sensor
R3.2  =  Evaporator sensor

Electrical wiring diagram

R3.1

R3.2

HYG

L1 N

230V

50  Hz

M  1

M

1~

M

1~

M  2

Y  1

Test

M

1~

M

1~

M  4

M  3

AMB.

NTC

COND.

NTC

EVAP.

NTC

PRES.

THA

WAT.

SENS

HYG

TH.

STAT

FAN

MAINS

FAN

COMPR.

VALVE

HEAT

Fan motors:

SLN 40  =  Motor M2
SLN 60  =  Motor M2 and M3
SLN 80  =  Motor M2 M3 and M4

Constant ventilation:

If constant air circulation is re-
quired, i.e. independent of de-
humidification, a jumper can be 
connected between terminals 

25 

and 26

.

The fan or fans then operate with-
out any control and monitoring in 
a continuous mode.

External hygrostat:

Recommended for frequent hu-
midity variation is the installation 
of an external hygrostat which is 
available as an accessory.

Disconnect the integrated hygro-
stat at terminals 

21 and 22

.

Install the external hygrostat at a 
suitable location in the room to 
be dehumidified and connect to 
terminals 

21 and 22

The output voltage on terminals 

21 and 22

 is 

12V

.

NOTE

Only authorised specialists 
may install and carry out 
maintenance work on the 
units!

Electronic control board

NOTE

A disconnector switch should 
be installed in the supply con-
nection at a suitable and easily 
accessible location.

ATTENTION

Prior to carrying out mainte-
nance or repairs, the unit must 
always be disconnected from 
the supply.

We reserve the right to make dimensional and design changes in the interest of technical advances.

SLN 40 - SLN 80

14

REMKO SLN 40-80

Summary of Contents for SLN 40

Page 1: ...Edition GB T08 REMKO SLN 40 80 Swimming pool dehumidifier Operation Technology Spare parts...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...nges errors and typographical errors excepted Dehumidification 4 6 Safety information 6 Unit description 7 Installation 8 9 Commissioning 10 Care and maintenance 11 Troubleshooting 12 Refrigeration ci...

Page 4: ...pour es caping from buildings or materials is absorbed by the ambient air This increases their moisture content and ultimately results in corrosion mould rot peeling of paint coat ings and other unwan...

Page 5: ...ubstantial amounts of wa ter e g bricks 90 190 l m heavy concrete 140 190 l m lime sand bricks 180 270 l m The drying out of moist materials e g masonry takes place as fol lows The contained moisture...

Page 6: ...n a rise of temperature The time necessary for drying normally does not depend only on the unit capacity but is rather determined by the rate at which the material or parts of the build ing release th...

Page 7: ...ly with the funda mental health and safety require ments of the pertinent EU regula tions The units are used wherever dry rooms are a necessity and dam age e g due to mould is to be avoided Operation...

Page 8: ...tions and air inlet grille must be fitted together with the wall connection The two duct connections must be installed in the duct open ings Prior to joining the duct connec tions the wall connections...

Page 9: ...n screws Lift up the cover and remove from the unit horizontally The control is located in a housing above the compressor Access to the control takes place by removing the 4 screws on the sides of the...

Page 10: ...e follow ing functions are controlled and displayed Safety Monitoring On off The LED display is located on the side of the unit The LED shows a constant green when the unit is connected to the supply...

Page 11: ...h a vacuum cleaner whereby the condenser should be thorough ly cleaned If the evaporator gills are heavily fouled they should be cleaned carefully with soapy water Do not use a direct water jet e g hi...

Page 12: ...oes not start The triangle symbol in the dis play flashes constant red The compressor was automati cally switched off due to exces sive temperature Lack of ventilation Excessive ambient temperature Cl...

Page 13: ...pansion valve 5 Dry filter 6 Solenoid valve 7 Fan 8 Non return valve Legend 1 Compressor 2 Evaporator 3 Condenser 4 Thermal expansion valve 5 Dry filter 6 Solenoid valve 7 Fan We reserve the right to...

Page 14: ...External hygrostat Recommended for frequent hu midity variation is the installation of an external hygrostat which is available as an accessory Disconnect the integrated hygro stat at terminals 21 an...

Page 15: ...ly high quality materials are used the majority of which are recyclable Make your contribution towards environmental protection by disposing of your old unit in an environmentally friendly manner Only...

Page 16: ...ve the right to make dimensional and design changes in the interest of technical advances Diagram of unit SLN 40 80 Fig REMKO SLN 80 4 7 8 10 17 18 2 1 9 3 16 13 19 15 14 12 11 6 21 5 22 20 16 REMKO S...

Page 17: ...8 1109169 1109181 9 Condensate tray complete 1109149 1109170 1109182 10 Front panel 1109194 1109195 1109196 11 Evaporator sensor metal 1109160 1109160 1109111 12 Condenser sensor 1109161 1109161 11091...

Page 18: ...ture 17 Date Signature 18 Date Signature 19 Date Signature 20 Date Signature Remarks Model Serial No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Unit cleaned externally Unit cleaned internally...

Page 19: ...0 750 Power supply V Hz 230 1 50 Max power consumption kW 0 72 1 05 1 65 Max rated power consumption A 2 8 4 3 7 2 Refrigerant R407C Refrigerant quantity kg 0 6 0 95 1 6 Sound pressure level LpA 1m 1...

Page 20: ...ood reliable supplier REMKO a partner that helps solve problems Sales REMKO not only provides an extensive sales network in Germany and abroad but also unusually highly qualified sales experts REMKO s...

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