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Smarty 3X P

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Date and time setting

For the proper operation of schedule, events, and heating season functions it is necessary to set the date and time.

Weekly schedule

Weekly schedule consists of 10 weekly events. They can be added, deleted, activated and deactivated. Time, mode and day of the week are set for 

one event.

Holiday schedule

The unit operates at one specified mode during the holiday period. The user can check and change the specified holiday period. The active mode of 

this function cannot be changed by any other function except for security functions. 

Heating season

To protect some of the system parts from cold outdoor air during the cold season it is recommended to keep the unit in operation mode, it can be done 

by setting the heating season function which blocks the turn off function of the unit. Water heaters must be turned on during entire cold season period.

The heating season can be set up:

• manually;

• by date;

• by average three-day outdoor air temperature. Average temperature is being calculated only when outdoor air preheater is turned off.

BOOST

BOOST function is used for intensive ventilation of the premises. This function activates the maximum air flow (4th speed). Intensive ventilation must 

be temporary, i.e. there must be finite condition (e. g. CO2 limit, time period). The reason for the restriction - protection against dryness. High air flow 

reduces humidity and dry air harmful to health.

Night cooling

This function is used for energy saving. Cool night air is used to cool the indoor air in the morning. Function actives for a specified time when the 

outside and the room air temperature is higher than the “SetPoint” - 10C (default setting) and the room air temperature is at least 2 degrees warmer 

than the outside air. In other cases, the function is inactive. When the function is active, fan operates at speed 3 and heat exchanger cools the air till 

the set air temperature limit “SetPoint“.

Event history

The system records 50 recent events (faults, warnings, fire damper testing results, etc.). Event description and time is saved in the history.

Filter timer setting

Air filter timer informs the user about time to change the filters. After changing the filters timer should be reset. The user can always see how many 

days are left until the next change of the filters. The time is calculated only when the fans are operating.

Protection from dryness

This function protects the premises from dryness. If the function is active, it calculates three days room extract air humidity average. If the average is 

lower than 30% in comfort mode, fans start to operate at speed 2. The user is informed about the active protection function and reduced air flow. If the 

humidity average is higher than 30% function is deactivated manually, fans star to operate at speed 3 in comfort mode.

Supply air temperature control and compensation

Optional temperature control by supply or extract air temperature. Indication of the permissible minimum and maximum supply air temperature limits 

and compensation percent.

Stand-by mode blocking 

This function protects the system against impermissible turning off of the unit. Allowed period for turn off in 12 hours should be indicated. If the turn off 

is blocked and the system is off, the system calculates the time and informs the user about the remaining time. Possible function modes:

• Never - always allow always turn off;

• Always – always block turning off;

• On Heating Season - block turning off during the heating (winter) season;

• On Cooling Season - block turning off during cooling (summer) season.

System mode from external contact

This function activates the desired mode from the external contact. Type of signal, which will be fed to the input, should be indicated. Possible types 

of signals:

• None- not used;

• Push – by impulse on/off;

• On/Off – On/Off by the switch;

• PIR – by PIR sensor.

Fans speed from external contact

This function activates/de activates boost function or desired fans speed combination from external contact. Type of signal, which will be fed to the 

input, and its control options should be indicated. Possible signal types and combinations:

• None - not used;

• CUSTOM push - On/Off by the impulse signal;

• CUSTOM On/Off – by the switch On/Off;

• BOOST push – On/Off by the impulse or switch.

Summary of Contents for Smarty 3X P

Page 1: ...Subject to technical modification Smarty 3X P_P0094_AZ_0002 AHU WITH HEAT RECOVERY Smarty 3X P User and service technical manual...

Page 2: ...ndow 23 Ptouch mode setting window 23 Ptouch menu 24 Ptouch state 24 Ptouch menu set points window 25 Ptouch date and time setting 25 Ptouch weekly schedule 26 Ptouch holiday schedule 26 Ptouch air fi...

Page 3: ...3025238 IV PV KE PE M 0 084 kW 0 92 A 230 50 V Hz 1 0 085 kW 0 93 A 230 50 V Hz 1 kW A 0 V Hz 0 kW A 0 V Hz 0 0 005 kW 0 021 A 24 50 V Hz 0 17 kW 1 87 A IP 34 TOTAL gu072489 2014 03 www salda lt 1 3 4...

Page 4: ...x 195 x 25 mm Operating ambient temperatures 5 40 C Unsuitable for operation in pools saunas and other similar premises All units are packed in the factory to withstand regular conditions of transport...

Page 5: ...ly That can be performed only by qualified electrician Do not use water or another liquid to clean electrical parts or connections If you notice condensat on electrical parts or connections stop opera...

Page 6: ...n the heat exchanger once a year Firstly take out heat exchanger cassette carefully Submerge it into a bath and wash with warm soapy water do not use soda Then rinse it with weak hot water stream too...

Page 7: ...lead to accelerated wear on motor bearings and noise vibration Clean impeller and inner housing with mild detergent water and damp soft cloth Do not use high pressure cleaner abrasives sharp instrumen...

Page 8: ...lient determines that equipment is found to be faulty or a breakdown occurred he should inform the manufacturer within five working days and deliver the equipment to manufacturer Delivery costs should...

Page 9: ...9 Smarty 3X P www salda lt Mounting on the wall with condensate tube downwards Any slopes are necessary 1 0 o 1 0o 826 Ceiling mounting with the cover downwards The slope towards the tube 0 5 1o 826...

Page 10: ...The start up and operation of the unearthed ventilation unit is prohibited It is prohibited to use extension wires cables and power network plug socket distribution devices Prior to carrying out any...

Page 11: ...75 speed min 1 3200 protection class IP 34 Thermal efficiency up to 94 Total power consumption power current kW A 0 168 1 5 Insulation of walls mm 15 30 Color RAL white 9016 Weight net without packing...

Page 12: ...sor PIR Motion detector DJ Smoke detector TJ Supply air temperature sensor CEE7 7 Power cable with plug X19 BMS network connection place X18 Control panel connection place PC Personal computer MBGatew...

Page 13: ...CO2 CO2 sensor ZAKKT0049 AKS 160 9 Silencer GSOAKS006 Stouch Remote control panel PRGPU51 Levelling feet GAGKSMARTY168_1000 Smarty 3X P legs S KFF U Dust RH sensor ZAKKT0051 Humidity RH sensor ZAKKT00...

Page 14: ...1 By default temperature is not controlled but under request it is possible to specify the desired temperature economy the mode is intended to save energy when there are no people in the premises In t...

Page 15: ...e the current mode manu ally System will inform about the next change of the mode under the schedule If any of the above mentioned functions has changed it s state into Stand by mode system checks if...

Page 16: ...g results etc Event description and time is saved in the history Filter timer setting Air filter timer informs the user about time to change the filters After changing the filters timer should be rese...

Page 17: ...oolers are used for supply air temperature and humidity reduction Water freezing temperature should be indicated for the water cooler Minimal time period between the on and off should be specified for...

Page 18: ...ng operated directing exhaust air flow to outdoor air flow by outdoor air and calculated frost temperature The difference between calculated and specified temperature during activation is indicated El...

Page 19: ...r failure Emergency run Warning Exhaust air temperature sensor failure Emergency run Warning Fresh air temperature sensor failure Emergency run Warning Hydraulic heater water temperature sensor failur...

Page 20: ...of the func tion by touching B4 and B6 Maximum BOOST running time 180m 3h B4 B6 L4 L7 Review and cancel alarms For canceling press down B2 and B3 for 3 seconds In case of alarms L4 L5 L6 L7 flash and...

Page 21: ...box temperature sensor failure Emergency run A 24 Supply air temperature sensor failure System stopped Nr Name Possible values Default value P 01 Sleep mode 0 Off 1 99 sleeping time in seconds 0 P 02...

Page 22: ...n pressure protection System stopped A 43 Extract fan pressure protection System stopped A 44 Internal system error A 45 Heater manual protection Boosting A 46 Preheater manual protection Boosting Sim...

Page 23: ...re B1 B2 B3 I1 B4 B5 Number Definition Number Definition I1 Current operating mode B1 STANDBY AHU is stopped B2 BUILDING PROTECTION maintain minimal air move ment Temperature can be maintained dependi...

Page 24: ...perating mode B9 List of current faults B4 Review or modify set temperatures for all modes B10 Service menu B5 Filter maintenance status B11 Show previous menu row B6 Set AHU control unit s date and t...

Page 25: ...mode I4 Room air temperature during comfort mode B4 On off switch for temperature maintaining function during economy mode I5 State of temperature maintaining function during build ing protection mode...

Page 26: ...ivated on oc currence of selected event I5 Event time 24h format B5 Buttons to select active weekdays for selected event B6 Dials to set event hour and minute I1 B1 B5 I4 B5 I3 B2 I3 I2 B6 I5 B6 B4 Nu...

Page 27: ...s remaining till filter service B1 Button to reset filter timer Use only after filter replacement and at Your own risk B1 I1 B2 I2 Number Definition Number Definition I1 Set boost period B1 Button to...

Page 28: ...Default range Number Definition Default range I1 Function state green strip on gray off OFF B1 Function on off switch I2 Set temperature indication B2 Buttons to increase value I3 Minimum day temperat...

Page 29: ...3 3 STEP_B X13 4 STEP_A X13 5 STEP_A X13 6 24VDC N3 MCB X4 1 DI4 X4 2 12VDC N3 MCB X5 1 AI1 NTC X5 2 GND X5 3 AI2 NTC X5 4 GND X5 5 AI3 NTC X5 6 GND X6 1 AI5 NTC X6 2 GND N3 MCB Bypass actuator Fire a...

Page 30: ...rba vartotojas Components and cables marked with the dash line connected by SALDA or customer PE N L KE1 EKA 0 3 1F PE N L1 0 10V GND PE1 EKA NIS 1 0 1F 22 22 29 29 27 27 21 21 X3 1 DI1 X3 2 12VDC X3...

Page 31: ...1 control GND X24 2 control 0 10VDC Note connection of the components to the unit The maximum permissible pre heater s power 1kW 230V 50Hz Power circuit at EX2 X 39 Purpose of connectors EX2 X 39 1 pr...

Page 32: ...OFF N L1 L1 M3 Vin GND AO1 Transmitter 1 Vin GND AO1 Transmitter 2 Jumper 5 System mode switch H1 H2 Jumper 6 Fan speed switch 42 42 41 41 37 37 38 38 35 35 39 39 36 40 36 40 37 39 39 40 41 41 38 38 3...

Page 33: ...tor M3 X35 5 Extract air actuator M3 phase DO5 opening X35 6 Extract air actuator M3 phase DO6 closing X35 7 Extract air actuator M3 neutral N 1 Actuator power supply voltage 230 V 50 Hz Extract air R...

Page 34: ...neral GND X28 4 analog input 0 10 V DC Purpose of the connectors START EX1 X27 1 signal output max 100mA X27 2 power supply 24 V DC STOP EX1 X27 3 signal output max 100mA X27 4 power supply 24 V DC Co...

Page 35: ...e connection scheme 1 04 2015 05 13 2015 05 13 2015 05 13 Punktyrine linija pa ym tus komponentus ir kabelius pajungia SALDA arba vartotojas Components and cables marked with the dash line connected b...

Page 36: ...y 1f 230VAC L1 N PE X1 Power in X15 1 24VDC X15 1 24VDC X15 2 GND X15 3 PE N3 MCB 58 59 60 61 62 63 65 72 48 48 50 50 49 49 53 54 55 56 74 52 52 73 56 73 Power in Power in X46 1 L L2 X46 2 N L1 X46 3...

Page 37: ...nas GN YE Green Yellow alias Geltonas PE N L1 10V Tach GND 0 10V in PV H4 PE N L1 10V Tach GND 0 10V in IV H4 N2 N3 N3 N3 N3 43 43 47 47 49 48 48 49 50 50 45 46 46 45 44 44 71 71 68 68 70 70 67 67 69...

Page 38: ...duct Tool for drilling holes are required for its installation CO 2 concentration ppm 3000 Effect on an individual 2500 2000 Reduced concentration drowsi ness headache etc 1500 1000 Pettenkofer limit...

Page 39: ...ust be thoroughly cleaned Check whether operation systems and unit elements as well as automation and automation devices were not damaged during installation all consumers are connected to power suppl...

Page 40: ...40 Smarty 3X P www salda lt 1 LED1 indicator 2 control panel name 1 2 Supply air flow pressure sensor Extract air flow pressure sensor 1 2...

Page 41: ...41 Smarty 3X P www salda lt 1 LED1 indicator 2 control panel name 2 1 2 1...

Page 42: ...42 Smarty 3X P www salda lt 1 2 1 LED1 indicator 2 control panel name 3 remote controller 4 BMS 3 4 1 2...

Page 43: ...er supply line of the electrical heater LED7 Output DO5 of the supply extract air damper control open LED8 Output DO6 of the supply extract air damper control close SL1 DIP switch Purpose ON position...

Page 44: ...tion Fan cleaning Once a year Heat exchanger cleaning Once a year Filter replacement Every 3 4 months NOTE The purchaser is required to fill in the Product maintenance table 2 At least 2 Look at the p...

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